Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-15
Capt ure Of a Party of zouayes.
WRECK OF A SCHOONER,
4 3Ais Mornings Report.
BROHI WASHINGTON.

NEW 4eRK, Oct IA.
The Heralds special Washington dis
patch:
he Po rts from Banks and Stones column
state u ie rebels do not appear to be makini
any de monstration on the Virginia side O
the fiI or.
q, II ls reported one of Cur men was killed
Snls y orning in a scouting party from Gen
= SHNta command near Fairfax Court House
uae ebel was seen falling from his borst
Z and syeral others were picked up and =. Z
RED sway, bearing the marks of our sbarn.
J shoOtt rs. 0laVP-
Intel eLllgenee from our Mexican Miuistar 10
to the effect that the Mexican Government
mas Nshed for a loan from our Government
Of from hVe to ten millions. Mr.. Corwin
regards It highly important Just at This
time tn at Mexico should have the monev 10
pay intt rest on her English debt and tins
release her from her present embarrass.
ment '''i iS7s-
Heralds dispatch:
Our Gov ernment is determined IN stand
by Mexico Az all hazards, and Droteot bar
against enor Uschments BY foreion novers
Our Government has addressed oommrnj'
cations to En- gland, France and Spsin IN
know what th cir intentions are 10 vbicb |
no response has been yet received
Copies of letters from various Indian /
Onieis 70 GoVer nment Agents have been
reserved al Of which breathe loyal senti.
[1enls menus ana deteFm ination to stand by the
Efforts are being made to
nT'u no q conference on the Usage river with
All al. lne Cnlefs with regard to their future
pOiloy' heoel agents are among them, but
~ 10 s14'eu thst all the Indians who are in
arms against us have been coerced.
capt, Emory D. Bryant of the Sd Michi-
s.n volunteers, who was arraigned and
Lrled by general court martial upon the
onaFge OF violating the 4sd article of war
" leaSlng his camp without the consent of
nus commanding officer and remaining out /
Ai = night, was found not guilty.
Tribunes dispatch:
Inc following Ohio troops kave been sent +
. uentrai Kentucky during the last ten 4
lays, now at Camp Dick Robinson: 14tb. I
Col. Steadman; 18th, Col. Cor.
ltsl!i leli 31st, Col. Walker, Al NilhplaaziIla
'egiment, Col. Vandevert AT 0lympian
springs, I'd regiment, Col. Harris, 10th,
1ol. Diekie, and 49th, Col. Gibson, are with
Gen. Anderson. One battery of artillery,
Col. Bsrnett's lst regiment Of Ohio volun- =
ieers, left Cincinnati Oct. 9th for Camp
Dick Robinson, and q second battery left
On the 18th. The 87th Ohio regiment, Col.
5iber, left on the 9th for Western Virginia.
On Friday the 44th regiment, Col. Smith,
had orders to leave their camp at Spring /
field, Ohio, for Western Virginia.
The mother Of Jackson; who murdered /
was arrested Sunday for keep !
ing a rendezvous for rebel spies near Pros
peot Hill.
Government is about erecting perma-
nent barracks in Washington for 10000
troops.
The troops in Western Virginia are to
be paid off soon. Officers are hereafter to
be paid at the same time as soldiers.
It is reported that Gen, Mitchell will be
put in command Of an expedition to drive
the rebels out of Cumberland Gap thence
to carry the war into Tennessee. ZOlli
Golfer has withdrawn all his troops TO and
beyond Cumberland Gap.
The Times dispatch says that the rebels
in considerable force showed themselves on
Saturday before Gen. Hsnoook's headquar-
ters with large Parrott gun, fanked on
each side by brass hoWitzers, but retired
without firing. This morning they sp-
pesred IN some force on Prospect Hill
near Great Falls, but after a short stay re-
tired.
The Herald states that VIM. Byrd, late
clerk in the Auditors Office, and q man
named Martin, lately faototum of Jake
Thompson, have been arrested and impris-
Oned in Richmond as spies. Both are
traitors.