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KEoKuK, Nov. l6. 6l.
FLOUR opernne 81 50; Spring Wheat extrs u IS;
Pail Wheat Extra - IS
BRAN ASDsHoRTs--25 TO 4oc v Ice rs.
CoRS-l5to lie D bush.
BAELEY-No sale.
wnEAr--ln good demand. Pail 7ea -; sprlng 40
choice DE- 5se.
RYE-aoc. dull.
OATS-iaaS at5c
POTATOES --l3aa0 by the load. retail Is TO 3oc.
sU6AR-sew Orleans fair oialos, prime I0hcg
liz clarified l2si3; crushed and loaf l2tsRI3s
aoLAss tS--plantation 45a5o; sugarhouse 4Ja5o;
Gotden sytup 7oa1sc
COFFEE RioIs@lpe Java - "a; Laguyr 20 -.
RICE-sls a loc.
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CANDLES star Is aie ssearine Is Moaidll.
LARp-,ee, reiai loo.
gETfta--comnon ca Choice ~, retail Il !. as,
LEATHER sole .5a ~, Harness 2ag3o,
HIDEs-Dry i0siac, green 4ts5 green sheep
pells 30 3jc; green hog skins l5e.
HAY--Timo,hy. new 81 o04s6 w, baled - 0oa BE
Prairie 81 90
SHEDS Hungarian Grass %, Timothy 81 90 Flax
| Seed S. B6o
/ nNloNs--3s 4oc,
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WHITE BEASS-sOca 81 w.
FEATHERs-a5G3o
/ FRUIT Dried Apples 81 90 o bushei. Drie.
/ Peaches 81 308&le5 Ralsius 81 Isl - -.
/ CHEksk-- N astern Reserve 4s; Denmak 6LaT
BEEF t.e}2c gross; 3gs Y quarter
/ snkEP-sl 5ca2 50 y head
/ HOGS dressed ata3e.
! sALT--Gs. A. ~ 50 q sack; Kanawha So ga g o.
y barrel: Liverpool 81 soa g. GO sack; Lake ~ s.
| c. Ga y Dbl.
FtsH--Macserei, No. j saos aal y bbl. No. 9 81
asl7, No. sl2s SIS. White Fish. No. - 50s5 i
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OLD lRoN-18Ac h Brass saIoc y n. Coz
per l2ssc y n.
E1CHANGE-on New York, Bankahle Funds J
for gold NJ cent. 81. Louis u y cent. for Nlssou
| Funds.
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Camp Gauley, Va, Nov. II.
Thesrebel forces by way Of Raleigh and
Fayette, protected by New River, which
falls through gorge six or seven hundred
feet deep, attacked and attempted to dis
lodge our troops from the encampment on
the Lewisburg road ut and about Gauley
Their cannonading was replied to with
such interest as induced them to make no
further movements in that way. On the
night Of the 10th inst. preparations for at
lacking aud possibly capturing the rebels
we're 50 far advanced that select force
| from Gen. Gox's brigade crossed the Ea-
nawha and New rivers. and by ~ o clock
the next day had driven them back three
miles from all the heights. a column
under Gen. Schenck Intended attacking
them in the rear, but were prevented from
CROSSING the ylyer owing TO the high water.
/ Another column, under Gen. Benha m
| placed to attack their front flank and rear,
moved up AS far as possible, and began to
| feel their front, when sharp Sklrmish took
| While Benham's column laid on their
arms waiting Tor morning, the rebels began
to retreat from their entrenched camp
and before our troops discovered the move.
iuent they were we'll on their way to Raj
eigh Their cavalry horses were used IL
hauling their baggage wagons. Gen
Benham, on learning Of their retreat, pur
sued them for twenty five miles, amidst ;
drenthing rain, and over muddy roads
when, finding that there was but little
chance of osertaking them, he turned bach
from the pursuit.
! La skirmish with the rear guard, Col
Cragan, OF the rebel cavalry, and a few
others, were killed. 1t is thought tina
Floyd has come to the conclusion tina
Western Virginia is not worth fghtiul
for. The loss on our side was but two.
The above is sent by consent of Gen
Rosecraus.
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y ashington, Nov. 16.

n dSIIIlEt OL, NV. ".
A lady arrived at Jamestown from
Martinsburg, reports that the secesslonists
are still crowding troops into Winchester,
to oppose the progress Of kelleys com
mand, who, they imagine, Is much nearer
Winchester than he was reported at last
accounts. The deienses Of that place are
being strengthened Every preparation il
being made for a desperate resistance
All the militia Of Berkley and Jefferson
counties have been sent thither with such
arms as could be gathered. Gen. John
ston's force is congregaied ut Centreyllle
| leaving but few men at Manassas.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Report.
From Cairo.
Especial TO Chicago journal.

Cairo, H., Nov. lG
1t has been ascertained that the loss on
the rebel side at the battle of Belmont is,
POI killed, i27 wounded, and 2IS miss
ing. There is great Indignation felt here
against the Chicago Tribune for publish
ing false reports Of the battle at Belmont.
Maj. McClerken who was wounded Bel
mont died to-day at Ii o'clock. The
funeral took place at four this p. IN. Reb-
el officers who were exchanged for Colonel
Muiligan's officers, went down to Column.
bus to-day under a flag Of truce on steam
ferry.
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Special says there il reason TO believe
that the Government adheres to its deter
mination to make Beaufort ali open port,
The Treasury Department emphatleally
denies lhat counterfeit Treasury Notes
have been put into circulation,
Last night was the coolest Of the season
i'll camp,
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I,eayenworth. Noy. Iti

Gen. Lanes command was expected at
Fort Scott. On the evening Of the 18th
inst. doubtful report says there was a
force Of 1000 rebels at Bowers Mills, fifty
miles from Fort Scott.
The creating of the new military De
partment of Kansas, Maj. Gen. Hunter
in command, gives great satisfaction and
confidence to citizens Of Kansas.
The recent election in this State re
suited in the choice of Topeka us ths
State CAPITAL
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Point Pleasant, va, NOV. TO.
4 sad accident occurred at Camp piatt,
twelve miles above Charleston, this p. IN
CAPT. Bell OF Company h, 44th Ohio
and eleven Of his men. while crossing tbs
Kanawha III a skiif, ran under the steam
or Perry and the Captain and seven Of tht
privates were drowned The remainder
were saved.
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THE GATE CITY.
MONDAY, NO TEMBER 1S.

lsas" Seventeen men from Dubuque, for
the 18th Regular Infantry, passed down
to st Louis on Saturday.
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TREATY KSSafNDEss.

II. Louis, Nov u.
Gen. Hunter has sent letter to Con.
Price by a flag Of truce, resembling tue
treaty between Gems. Fremont and Price,
entered into, Nov lst, and has addressed
a letter to Adj. Gen Thomas, setting forth
his reasons therefor.
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r. Capt. + {. Blackman with com
pany Of 81 men, from Mills county, TO,
the 18th regiment, arrived on Saturday
night, and proceeded at once to head
quarters at Camp Rankin,
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rA- For the shooting of I'lmstead at
Eddyville, Mrs. Cravens has been bound
over in the sum Of 5000 10 answer to the
charge Of manslaughter. IT was thought
she would not get bail
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EE The second term of the curren
year of the Keokuk Female Seminary
will open ON Monday, November 18th
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es- Since the>lepartye Of the 3D. Cav.
airy, Mr. w. s. ISMS>has bought TWEEN
ty-hye horses here for the Regiment, al
from $50 to 500 apiece, and will buy
twenty-five more here As fast as pur.
chased, they are sent down to st. Louis
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RAJ The Hawkeye State arrived from
St Louis on Friday night, and will now
run below this port IN connection with
the Northern Line boats, which have com
menced shipping over the rapids.
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tt On Thursday night Col. BISHOP
sent the Young Eagle down to Quincy
after Gen Prentiss, for some military pur-
pose, but tbc General was unable to come,
IL be was just starting out to place five
Regiments ut points in Missouri.
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I1s~ The nes Moines City on her down
trip on Saturday brought 5000 sacks Of
wheat which were re-shipped on the
Hawkeye for st. Louis. This is the lar
gest freight bill Of the season.
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BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBUR
n Tickets tar sale nj AlI the Main
Ticket offices.

r II f. i q ii II 8.
ny this route, Freighss Of all descriptions can be
forwarded from paiiadeiphia, N.s YORK. BOSTON or
BALTIMORE TO or from any point on the The hhilronds
OF Ohio. Kentucky. lndlain, Illinois Wisconsin,
iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The PENNEY tyanin kaiifond aisa connects Mt Pitts
burg with Steamers, by which Gands Inn be forward
cd any point the ohla. Musk ingmm. kentucky,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. WISCONSIN,, Missis-
si,a Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, md Red Rivers:
and al Cleveland, sandu~k. and Chicago it'll stea-
ers 10 all ports on the North-NusieTn Lakes.
Merchants aud Shippers tntius1ing the Transports
ton OF their Freight 90 this Company san rely with
confidence on Its speedy transit.
The Rates OF frcight
To ans point IN the West By The Fennss ivanta Rail
Road are al nil times AS FAVORABLE AZ ARR
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
IT r BE particular TO marx packages "siA PKss.
h r. = I'll
h. ]. SsREptR, Philadelphia.
MAaRAw 81 hopvs. ~ N.orth a., Baltimore.
I.Aseu q Co.. Ne. Astor House. OF No. ]. s,
" William street, NJ y.
LfFcn 4 TO No - state street. Bosten,
II. Ill. HOUSTON. Genl Freight AEt., fniadei phla.
Il. l.. H0UFT, Cen, Iiektt Al .fhasaellhia.
ESocH LEWIS, General Snpt., asocaa, la.
uteNft
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Atameeting Of the { ON nander.ip Chief and the
Officers Of his staff held In the once Of the Adutant
Generals Oh the foh day u October A. D. Ie6l the fol-
LIN Alra..r i Ii t.d
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ANA GEkEEaI's uff4ta ~ TnE SrAIk uF Iowa,
u $500 49, Itat lsl.l

ANA u hAktN AZ = NFtkt = Uf Az - ATk ID NuWAst
BAytefgET, tet. SO. Ie5l. !
o4maton has tstn received bhis orlet per
aebse claiming 80 ~ rteraitlAg Cheers frcn other
Dtes arloas Iointr 10 tbs kiate, eBdaas
rhiI. ettlgets ~ this state NiitaTg service
IL 0thsF slalrs- tAsss INtroEe hse huleIg Out IN
oae,4nents ~ higher iag AID higher bounues iban
tAass provided hg Law Ahd etiet Inducements 81
clstEfU. arms. &C. All 81 ~lash false aud ln+
f4uhan&. b1 means Vt tA9ss IrsteLess citizens OF
sIess lta ~ AbaksuuA Tie sefNte OF thtr
STATE thus aelrsshg thrhssettesoi she support oi the
stAte. aEd the their hp cHl9ens oI
LWw subject NJ littfs duty v2iI uet 10 eHs
sle IersNbs sha ali sGe ptrse Aefe-
h. strscs tnTh3aaef to e.pt4EI1 such el-tne
tselr peril. The officer Il uebugne, euIt=sing ore
company the neft.' ~ Aot ea4brAetd IN
th4s ufueT.
~ order Of ths Commandment Chief
N. b. hAkIk, Adj DenI Of Iowa.
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ihereAy certify thai al instructed by the Com
above Orders rislds enforced; and further pptf!
pessuas that Major General Fremont has expressly
refused grant guihcr. to any mai o. body Of met
geerutinthe State n Iowa, eAeoFt il IL aene Will
AZ i,s TIC eonseLi ot The aoterhofo OF lbe state.
~. ID. HILLS, Aid ae Camp
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Military and Naval Movements.

UNTTED STAT, STEAMER QUAKER CRY,
Oycr.on Car, L. :. ~, Commander, auiy-
ed yesterday from Fortress Monroe, and pro-
cccdcd to the Navy Yard.
he brought on, ard landed At Fort Llllyotte,
= rebel prisoner, captured from the schooner
II. Middleton.
The Quaker city has been constantly en-
pioycd on the blockade at the mouth Of the
Che apelke Bay, between Cape Henry aud
Cope Charles, distance Of twelve miles, an |
q alton she Wa emiro.ly fitted to occupy
owing 10 her speed aud light draft Of water.
She has been constantly ualGr steam for ~
days, and during that time her mime has be-
came a terror to the rehal, who line N. ,hpro
If Lynn Have. Bay a. al-o 20 -Ioh tho 'cyil
disposed and slipping hulleI' mail craft,
who have Thought to Glide the blorktle hy
taking to III, 'ho,lor channel. Of the Ray.
The Quaker C.i, having been pur,ha. / by
the Governments and the term OF service OF
her crew having ,Nligol he come, TO New
York to bc rciiucl anl rcol-lnlcl, anil return
as quickly Us pos bile 10 the blorkadg.
RrCwuNG TOR rlW FourrEESTu RLGI-
NESI Capt Gin, of COMPANY T. and Lieut.
Davl, Cd Company II, lI (Bmokvn) l;nsi-
mcn', New York Sato Militia, have been de-
tailed by Gen, Mcclellan for recruiting duty.
The regiment originally about 900 strong
now mu,tcrsa few over snyon hundred mon. \
llrge number Of the missing were killed, wouni.
Cd ami taken prisoners at Bull Run, but the
greater proportion have deserted since the bat
e or, as in the ca e OF some Of the recruits taken
on ju,t before tho hotIle was fought refused to
De sworn into The service. The i charge Of the
engineer corps Is anothcrcause ofthc diminuton
in numbers. About three hundred men arc now
required to fill tho regiment to tho war stand
ard.
Recruiting Offices will DO opened today. -
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ibrny. Sept. S.-At II Iuon mcptir, held
IN this city last evening, tie following named
gentlemen were elected delegates tothc People
Convention On the 10th inst; Hon. John X.
Porter, Hon. Andrew I. tolyn, Alexander
Gprr, II. ~. Martin, Hon. George Wunuiord,
John McEyor, Con John :. Van Rcn,,c5rr
WIN. u. Scntt, Coz. ". }. ll,rruurt, llun
James u. Watson, i. HpNId Kim. Hiram
Perry, GEORGE Downing, James .. Sullnan,
Cot. loh't J.. johnson aEl L, NJ. Griffin.
Eruluiiors were nuUpicd commenting the
Hon. d. ). Dickinson to- HE bpld and pl,riot-
ic cou.sc, declaring Tint all former party STRIFE
should he buried and forgotten in ono common
effort I" pat down tr"'s"n aud sustain the Cow
cinmont, recommending that but ono ti.krl ho
nominated nj the approaching conventions. 10
Dee composed OF Wou wit1out gard tu former
party associations, and also recommending trit
lion. ID. ), Dickinson he placed on ia, state
ticket
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The soldiers sabbath.

PROCLAMATION or GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
We have received by telegraph the following
General Order, to which we give the prom-
nent position il deserves. While we deeply re-
grot that il was not issued by Gen. Scorr, TO
all divisions Of the American army, we feel that
ii derives increased significance and interest
from the known Christian principles Of tho
General from whose sincere convictions Il ema-
mates as no mere act Of Difference to the r,lig-
ious sentiment Of the community. Its only
fault is that 1t was not earlier promulgated
llEApQrARTERs, ARMY or THE Potomac, }
WAsnuNdroN Sept. 8, 1861. !
The Major General commanding desires and
requests that in future there may 10 moro
perfect respect for the Sabbath ON the part Of his
command We are fighting in a holy cause
and should cndcavor to deserve the benign favor
Of the Creator. Unles, in the case of an att ick
10y the evenly, or some other extreme military
necessity, 1t Is commended to cumm anding oil
ter-, that ali work shall 10 suspended on tho
Sabbath; that no unnecessary movements n II
be- made on that day; that the men shall, a. tar
a. pos,ihle, he permitted 20 rest from their la
hos; that they shall attend ID vine service a'tr
he customary SUNDAY morning inspection, and
that officers and men shall alike use their inhu-
cncc 70 insure the utmost decurum and quiet on
that Aay. The General commanding regards
this no idle form One DAVIS rrst in seven IL
Necessary to men and animals More than his,
the Observance of the Holy Day of the tod Ol
mercy and Of hat'lca IL our sacred duty
GEORGE h. MCCLELLAN,
Major. General COMMANDING,
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NEW YORK. Monday. ser, .

NEW 1Ohh. MONDAY, SEPT. y.
There vas lmn,i"r,te business Al tho Board this
rHrl..'t 'nd prices "f railroad at,cks were IN tho
whole hgh"r. Government stocks continue firm.
TIE r'gIst'r'd HN's OF 1881 wcro sold 4 bigLer
'lW Saturday evening" and the Coupons were with.
,. ciorrc. Treasury SKIES advanced 4, Stat,
a. DO we're "a tmu lower. Missouri sizes were y
eel cnc. ir the nlutorcs' paid issues and Z flr
o." Ham .lal aud =, J,s.ph railroad. Georra
H,,t d''iuel /, lSu.s',na y, and California scyc,s
L IN rur"d bonds LITTLE was done.
The applications AZ the Office of the L. :. A, .stmt
fr,u.'ucr this morning for portion Of the nationn
loan are 6nIncfous, though up 10 noon they were
principally 'r small sums. The private list On
saturday summed up more than four hundred
thousand dollars. Information Wls received thia
g.lr'R ofiu intention of tie Secretary Of the Urea
s'y To- call lor au"trcr inst, ncut OF ten per cent
from tho hanks, payable tomorrow. The 5ul-crip.
tons Ia the loan were opened II tho Custom House,
Cunuunat, ON Friday The inst deposit was by one
ut the leading banking houses for my thousand
Il 'U,1. The second a,d thrl were fol my dollars
each, 10y two young men, who sad they had not
much muucy, but their names must have a place on
tat list.
The Govern ment contract for extra mess beef has
been awarded ~ ioIows'-2sO bbl4 at S1i %, ,le.
yrrablr 10th inst, 10 Messrs. Wallace & wlcks (;
lilo bh.s at ga 90, deliverable Path l,lbG bbs IT
so 10 deliverable IN aud SO bbls NJ Sli SIX
deliverable 10th all t. Messls. Slo,um & Walter,
The domestic dry gprl, market continues very
active in most departments with firm prices.
Tie third special sac of broghe shawL At auction
WINS hrld tits morning, ~ Mcssrs IIapgerty & Co,
Al wool square hrochc' brought 81 7Osl IN,
f.I Fq.f a, e,k bI,utlt - - - I,ts ,f ~ la 81
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JED. DnxI- h,ll IInnu. Rirr.

Philadelphia, Sept. Sk--A sailor belonging
10 the brig Joseph, which was captures, bv the
prNateer Savannah, in June last, hss arrived
here. lie len Richmor d ~ Tuesday last Ho
heard nothing Of the death If jeff. Davis. lie
saw him on the Sunday previous, when he ap-
pelred well as usual
LouisriHe, S'pi b.-Thc city is full Of contra.
dictory and unreliable rumors, among which is
one that dispatch from Jcn. Davis to a friend
was exhibited, saying that he approved Of tho
Confederate occupation Of Hickman and Co
lumbus.
Losisrih,, Sfpt "a special dispatch to the
Richmond drpi;ch of the jth, saws that Gen.
Albert SidDcy Johnson senior General in the
Confederate army, has arrived and il i, cN-
pected will bc asst < Lrd to duty at Manassas.
The Richmond psspUch learns that Gen. Lee
was AZ Valley Mountain on the 27th ult., wait.
ing Tor tar weather and good roads 20 com
mencc operations. Tho Fcicrals are stron Civ
fortified At S'alnak"r'- about ~ miles distant.
between there and llu'tonvilc.
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y LAWYER SENr To FoRr LAFAYETTE. On
Saturday evening II dispatch was received by
the Surerint, ndcut Of Police, from the Secretary
81 STATE, requesting the arrest Of Mr.. \. \.
sullivan LAWYER Of this city, doing husinc.-
at No. - William street. Mr.. Sullivan va,
found At hi, residence No. 81 West tn ,trurl
snl taken 70 tho Police headquarters, whro, no
admitted having written two or thrrc letter, Ia
parties SoutH, relative to sone Of the prisoner,
a the ~ yatccr Savannah, for whom he u
counsel. He states that ono Of hi, brothrrs
command, the iith indiana regiment, AMI tina
another Is an officer in one of the Ohio rcgi-
mcnts. lie was taken 10 Fort Lafayette to
await tho further action ~ tho Gpyerumcut.
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Continued Good News from North
Carolina.

i0rt,s' NonToe, S,pL 7.-Commodoro String
ham reached Old Point TO-DAY. Ills flag shin
hn- not arrived.
Tho George Peabody arrived last night from
llattcras Inlet, bringing recent Intelligence, and
number Of fugitive falaiies from the mouth Of
the Tan River, ,ho managed to escape 70 the
Inlet.
The Qualifications az the Osacokc Inlet have
been abandoned, aud probably those at Oregon
Inlet, some forty miles this side Of Capo Halter
as.
a powerful steamer va. seen inside ., tho
Latter place, when the Peabody came W. yes.
torlav.
1Nerc :, ~ light at IIlttcru tho Conrcier.
ate, having removed the houses
No ign, oC fertilization were TO be seen at
the Ca,c.
It is supposed the sccc.iO ni,ts will make a
stand At tort Macon, strong cascmsL.d work,
guarding the approach to Beaufort.
Refugees from North Carolina, report that
the lower counties of the state are ready to
hoist the Union llis, when a,sLr,d Of support.
A perfect reign OF terror exists. The state
troops were in lacl returning from Virginia.
a prominent clergyman declared at Hit,orns
Inlet, should Federal force invade the main
land near Beaufort, it would at once be loincl
by 1000 North Carolina Unionists.
The captain Of the Pclhniv counted tyontv
tiNe wrecks bc'Ur"u Cape liIttrris AMI Ilrnrv.
Col. Mav We err will return 10 Old Point.
and Col. wilkins force will be greatly strength
cned.
Col. Bends has been plccd in command Of
the Ncw lorh 10Th regiment
The weather at Oh Point ia intensely hot.
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Ftd1 .ci'orn, No., Ing 29.-Tho eight
Regiments assembled here (lncludiug that Of tho
renowned Gen. Hcckcr) have recci, ed order. to
march "tc the south nt O'Clock tolav. Tho
Hooker regiment has passed heavy crisis. A
conspiracy of Offices of two companies al,,in.t
the Colonel, which was sprung some tune ago
tailcL The soldier, breath flve again. The
old man remtlns with them, to carry them tu
victory and honor. During an absence If Col.
u. 81 regimcntal business, the dark plot WIS
to ~ ,Necutcd. The mines were laid, but eN-
plod5'l, drstroN ing the origiuators Of III, plan.
Who we're discharged from the re simcnt sv Col.
II. tins iorri nm, who hss received all ncccs. ry
powGillE this object FROM Gru. Fremont.
WY the above dispatch la, bo,n since
Asy. Ooh, we cannn, saw