The Van Buren press., 1861-09-04

~ ssAN 6sS"e uiSdSlef. owen, II
1t is conceded that the de,.,. Il
is excited by a reported N, ,o,; =. Wash,
Committee from Boston wt, Law
endeavoring to induce Linn is Is
his advisers. The com, oin to III
unless certain secretarial bs,s. 'ass 3
Adams, Minister to Engl.ss, Aug
the Independence of :he Consaa, Fse
question of time. 'H'easas
Reports from Missouri; A..
of no interest. mass
Washington City was RI.
this morning with reports Of ,'s' W
other size of the Potomac a. a&s Il
formation. Mcclellan ,s,, oOatis
at half past eleven, last ~ is,
important ELECTED. Three cam ns-,a's >as
infantry companies are hovs.f ID
identity with intention to dr. ase
lists into an ambuscade in ~ M
Balls Cross Roads. '"e 'isaa
Special dispatches to the r..
say that owing to unavoidable a c;. q
es. the federal forces under e ;sass
Kanawha river have suife,.5 G y: i!s
The secretary Of war b.. u.'a';'oo
superintendent of the Western T' T'as's
graph line. TO carry no mss,,a =. ollos j
seeded States. 10 Or
The order includes the Y
running through Frankfot sns ,aIail:sy isyy .
and docs no. affect the lin. ir,., I1nss "a
South. i'',,,.
Herald says extreme measu,-.,
taken to suppress papers f,.,H'e q
South. Detective officers ,,s To,
very train leaving the CITY :, pa's;
packages. The British war 80. .a's:s 2
de is below. IL
., NEw Yoaz, Aug |,
Anderson was arrested, ysss,,' :,
impiicates Ben Wood AMI Is.i,5 \.
as southern correspondents M
A dispatch says the British l..
ond has been lying at the por =
three weeks, flying secession A.,
The Commerciai Advertise .,,u
Ian went over the Potomac to i,.''
troops with Russell no other 60.
ent allowed to accompany him.
Cotton advanced-sales. . la,
WAsHlSe1Os, Al, !
Steamer Patrick Henry run II. b.
at Fort Monroe.
The Philadelphia has arriys: m,
: tress Monroe. She reports ali ,~.
navigation uninterruptei. sig,. :,
from the Maryland side wers .hg ,
evidently conveyed intelligence Of i.
| ence. She waited till morning. r,
federate batteries remained silea;
E The Post says the Confeiera.s, -
: oentraiing in large numbers bs,uv,
r bridge and Ieesburg.
! HAGEesrowS. Nh. Al,
II is reported that heavy hring hl
heard near Poolesviile. /, is .Cpvo,
engagement has taken place bs,ss.
: Stones advance guard, and sons !
Johnston's forces
! FoRTREss Moskor, Al.
The expected expedition ha. ssls
command of Gen. Butler, eoasi.t,,
friga;es Minnesota. Wabash and
: and gun-boa,s Monticello aai Han
: one hundred guns and i,oo0 ns,.
"a nation unknown.
3 A flag of truce brought Cap,
!. and the crew OF the ship O. T. IA
n "a rinrAi off Savannah by the /,
le Lady Davis.
There is q report from NoHolk
confederates have large forces u
= Point.
> GLLIAg-;-ai,. A.
:" The battle ST Cross Lanes o. /
;, was = bloody one. Col. TYLER.
d 900 men was sun noanieS 8, crssL
after desperate fgh; 200 vs-e II.
ing. Feier2ls Gu, thsir wsy .h-G
,. were then scattered.
E, The following feierals a-s kng7
'r killed Capts- Dyer. Shcs;,i5 s.
ling; Adju;Ant L De:o-Ee.;, L..
reu and Sergeant NAjo. Lag. ::
at field officers are safe The Coz;si.
r reported TO have been 3.o00 s,roa:
e ing 400 cavalry. Tasir las.v,.
$ ST. Ions. 4.
a. Fremont has borrowed c. q:
d and sixty THOUSAND do.is-s i,3a
re change Bank.
IS The Provost marshall las p-a.l
ciculston o: The papers .ss.a:.y
in New York.
% HAsRs7owS. Nh A
J. Constant hrng Is ksps up . I.
4 pickets across The river be,~es.
j. Ferry and Coarsis. l. Is -spc-s,
x attack Is threatened o. Poir. A9a
Ie made on next SATURDAY.
" WAsE1SsToS, d
Several ie6er1ls have t.aSa ki-is:
erAl wounded II a ski-uasa - ID.
is il side last Tuesiav Inquiries Il
rs made regarding the ioysliy Z: :
~ tractors in MAryl..i. A;sseza {
saeky, eliei;ing much r4luAb!s III