Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-12
LATEST BYTRLHGRAPH
The WAR FOR THE UKIONI
Kentucky Neutrality Knocked All to
Pieces.
THE REBEL ARMY ORDERED TO
. EVACUATE KENTUCKY SOIL.
Re.enfOrcements for Hatteras.
The Maryland Legislature to Pass the
Secession Ordinance Next Week.
MARSHAL KANE, OF BALTIMORE, TO
BE SENT TO FORT LAFAYETTE.

FRANKFORT, KY, September 1.-THE
House this morning adopted resolution,
directing the Governor to issue proclama-
ton, ordering the Confederate troops to
evacuate Kentucky soil. The vote stood
seventy-one against twenty. six.
The House refused to suspend the rules to
allow another resolution, ordering the pro-
clamation to be issued to both Federals and
Confederates.
Fort MONROE, September 10.-The steamer
r. Spdul1ing left tonight for Hatteras Inlet,
with re-enforcements. The steamer BdLti-
mere is also on the way with naval stores.
The sIoop. of. war jamestown has arrived
from the blockade off Florida, but brings no
news of Importance.
The appointment of General Reynolds to
the chief command at Hatteras Inlet gives
entire satisfaction at Old Point.
Vigorous measures are being taken for hit
ting out expeditions from Old Point to ths
Southern ports under General Wools COM
mand. The army here is attaining good
degree of discipline, and the troops are i'm
patient to meet the enemy.
WASHINGTON, September 11.-So far as
heard from, up to noon to-day, all is quiet on
| the Virginia side of the Potomac.
SToNINGToN, CoEN, September 11.-Col.
lector Palmer, of Stonington, has this day
seized in his district the bark CdUillo, from
New York Captain Washington; the schooner
r. FoaoleT Of Mystic, Captain Eldredge, was
| also seized on the 9th instant. Both vessel:
were taken under the Confscation Act.
BALTIMORE, September ll.-Orders have
been received to move Marshal Kane to For
Lafayette.
New YORK, September l1.-Three race
| horses and four buggies, were seized in Phil.
adelphia yesterday-owned by rebels.
John W. Anderson, the traitor from Prov
idence, was sent to Fort Lafayette.
The Posts dispatch says that Howard, the
nominee for Governor OF Maryland, is the of.
fetal reporter of the Supreme Court, and is
a rank secessionist.
1t is expected that the Maryland Legisla.
ture will pass q secession ordinance next
week.
General Butler is said to be making ar
rangements for another expedition.
A Cavalry Regiment is offered from Iowa,
each member volunteering to find his horse
and equipments.
NEW YORK, September 1l.-Captain New
man, Of the brig Ocean Bird, at Hamilton,
Bermuda, September O. states that the pirate
Sumter captured four American ships fully
laden, previous to the 18th ult, which had
quilted Trinidad for the Northern States
The above is from this evenings E1press
published yesterday, reported the pirate at
Trinidad on the Goth, no mention being made
of such important captures.
The Commercial Advertiser s dispatch states
that rebel prisoner afirms that the rebel
force within radius of twenty miles of
Manassas is one hundred and seventy thou
saDd. Beauregard is reported to be concen-
trating his forces between Fairfax Court
house and Leesburg.
Captain Dore, of the Pocahontd8 has been
arrested for visiting the rebels on the Vir-
ginia shore.
BURLIHGToN, N. J., September ll.-Colo.
mel James W. Wall of this city, was arrested
this afternoon, by the United States Mar
sbal, and taken toward New York.
The arrest of Colonel Wall has produced q
most intense feeling of excitement among
the people, as he has been a leading man
among them for many years.
HUENEwELL, No, September lO.--GeneraI
| Pope's command marched after the rebels
under General Green, on Sunday night, and
at daylight on Monday reached their camp
but Green, having received notice of the
| approach of our troops, had fed, and hi
forces were scattered in every direction
leaving much baggage, provisions. AM
forage, together with the public propert
captured at Shelbina.
Green's forces numbered about thre
thousand, and General Pope's troops havin
made forced march Of twenty-three mile
they we're unable to pursue him.
At the latest accounts it was understood
that the bulk of Green's band had crosse
the North Missouri Railroad, and wei
making for the woods in Charlton County.
General Pope followed in pursuit, wi
the Sixteenth illinois and Third Iowa Reg
ments, after giving them a few hours res
but, as Green's forces are mounted, there
but little prospect of overtaking them.