New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-04
Judge Monroe. Of Kantuokx.

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NASHVILLE, Oct. 3.--Judge Monroe, late U. 8.
District Judge Of Kentucky, appeared before
5uoge humphreys to-day and took an oath of al
ieglance to the Confederate States. - go "a
Cases cf Arrested Kentaelians.
James B..Clay was taken to Louisville on 5atnr-
day. WITH OF hsbeas corpus in his case has been
ron on Monday. s7s''S ~ -
A committee from the Kentucky Senate re-
ported on the 18th nit. the arrests 81 Ewing. ST.
verton and fryan, members Of the Ieefsature a.
Illegal and anwarrantedr and ordered, their release,
which was obeyed. Y
\ 4.s Mdings of Gen Fremont.
Gen Frem5nt was at Jefferson City On the 2atn
on the 1st or ID inst. to tske command 81 the
army. ys& ,s.s 45F=4ssfss ~ ~
$50 Burasng Of osceoIa by Lane.
a gentleman who has arrived from jefferson
City which place he left the 10Th nlt says that
Lane the Kansas ruffian DESTROYED the central
portion Of the town IF oseeola % fhs 25tS. His
reason FOR Committing this wanton act, he says,
was because the re,ssts fired upon his troops from
windows. @ f& - l-IT - -, =
s Secretary Chase Again Negotiating.
A. SPECIAL dispatch 70 the Cincinnati Eaauirsr.
dated Washington the 18th uIt., states that the
Secretary of the Treasury, Hon Salmon PaChase.
has negotiated another 4ean in New York ON the
oaaB- of the last arrange enent. u sFE 1sI
/ suppression Of the Hew York Day Book
TIE New Work Day Book, a supporter Of Breek-
| palgn,s and strong advocate of peace since the
dismeasbernle1ss of the Ufon, was made 10 sus-
pend publication on the 24sAuit. ID its last issue
the Day Book rays it bows the inexorable de-
cree by foree. This journal claimed to have had
al Lhe lSnae Of It's suspension 5000 subscribers.
| New York Cotton Market.
/ NEW aoRKrSed. 2S.-The cotton market closed
duh to-day, with tfng sales at 21e. for Isddling
.sz s 5a5 --latest from Kentucky
MEMPHrs, Oct. 3.-Mr, John Z. Kayt. OF Helena
has just arrived from Ohio. He says there are
about 5000 Federal troops at Louisville and to-
ward the Confederate camps. 4sEr-9i"si
I Five hundred Confederates under ex.GeYernor
Wichlife, from Fayesse and the adjoining counties
passed through the Psaerals and arrived safely at
Green river. ~,
Gen. Bucknsr took Hopkinsyiiie Dispensing the
Federals. who fred FIRST, killing one In his com
mand. BE captured six hundred stand of arms
and three cannon, and has now quiet occupation
OF the town. His cavalry has returned to Bowl
ing Green. - .z 37'-.s5sss .7a y ls7ss5 'S7's
The Kentuekians generally are uleassdi1ith the
Confederate movements st=5s
Gen. Johnston is preparing for winter quarters
in st. Louis and Louisville. .ss,-..y.
| ,.fez.t Fa-ther from Kentucky
NASHVILLE, Oct "a. gentleman direct from
Louisville says that but few troops are there, and
that no enthusiasm was manifested &5s
| James B. Clay was released on Monday, by
giving bond in the sum of five thousand dollars to
commit no acts that Wonld tend to be injurious to
| the Federal Government s
| Navigation Of the Potomac Closed.
| WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.- So efectaaly are the
rebel measures taken, that vessels can no longer
1 pass up and down the Potomac without undergo
ing destructive fire from the shore batteries.
| Navigation is actually closed s!.5.t 4Il 5.;+ss
/ Capture Of Manchester, KY, by zollicoffha.
| NASHVILLE, Oct 2.-The Louisville journal of
the Both has reliable news of the taking Of Man
chester, in Clay county, by Gen. Zolcotfer: .
The Journal reports that large numbers of ar
rests are being made in different counties. i