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soops pUTY EaRE.

The St. Louis RepasblteGn says Every
day our importas d foreign merchandise
AFsssssiviag, BY was Of New sTleaas, very
EonSiasrabls qsaassisass Of goods, dwss
yYse. the goods are sslandsd d. the port
of asw orlsaas % Castom. House 40,
ties 10 takm u tAea- no hosassare sxe-
swsed for the psyrAnt % sassss on their
Arrival there; and on MANY ARTICLES the
sayiag Of ons-hah tks dass only would
afford handso:as psgsss..sH ssas taing -
no aseoaas pssznaasas, there wilsts "a tn
tire Revolutions ia tbs entire eourss Of
trade and New York win suffer terribly. /"
READ 0rT,-The Washington Dssao-
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iatlbhy eownsaip held . meeting, In which
q series of resolutions wers passed anaong
xhieA We And ths fallowing';
s., Rasogusd, That We beliasa aoax Prasi-s
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-27
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-27
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

" AShANHAONi OCS' 40s
A reconnaissance went yesterday toward
the 0ccoquan' and has returned, taking the
telegraph road as far as 0catink Creek. Par.
ties were sent as far as 0catink and Pohick,
and on road leading up the Ocatink. This
latter patty met the rebel pickets, who i'm
mediately fell back and gave the alarm. The
long roll was beaten at their camps across
the Greek. From information received there
are no rebels between the telegraph road and
the river this side of 0ccoquan, and but few
at the latter place.
The only advices received from the Upper
Potomac at headquarters are very brief.
A dispatch was sent last night, saving thst
the rebels we're about leaving Bolivar, which
is near Harper's Ferry.
Three tug boats went down the river last
night to give assistance 10 any vessels COM
ing up, but in consequence of the bright
moonlight and afterwards the thick fog, they
were ordered not to attempt to pass the bat
teries.
1t is thought no vessels passed the batter
les up or down last night.
Firing was heard from the batteries about
midnight bat the cause is unknown.
There are indications that the rebels are
erecting batteries at Cockpit Point and Free
stone Point.
Considerable bodies of rebels were seen
and heard at work at those points yesterday.
Twenty-six vessels are known TO have run
the blockade night before last. 1t is believed
that vessels drawing not more than eight
feet can hug the Maryland shore sufficient
ly to escape from the rebel batteries.
The only steamers now at the Navy Yard
are the Dawn, Hetzel, Anacosts and Cour
de Lion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
PROM WAaHINGTnN.

WAsHiNdI2E, Oct lS.
Special 10 Herald
OHieial inselligsnce Just from the south
says our squadron below New Orleans bad
az engagement with the rebel squadron un-
der Holm. Two of our vessels got aground
and suffered considerably, but none captured,
and few lives lost.
Yesterday Heinizelman made reconnaissance
in force toward Occoquan river. The long
roll was distinctly heard in rebel camps
across the Aeotink Creek. It appears there
is no rebel force between the telegraph road
and the river above Occoquan, and no rebels
for considerable distance beyond Vienna.
A contraband reports three rebel regiments
at Leesburg ready TO retreat on Manassas if
attacked.
Full accounts Of the firing on the ResoIute
received state that she was delayed three
quarters Of an hour by chain stretched
across the river during which time $50 shots
were fred at her. The schooner Fairfax be-
ing nearest to the battery received at least
fifty shots, when the rope connecting her 10
the Resolute parted, and she drifted near the
shore and was captured. No one was hurt
on board the ResOluts The firing continued
from Eve rebel batteries, distance of two
miles, but they have fifteen miles Of batteries
nearly continuous One shot from Shipping
Point reached the Maryland shore, four miles
distant a. .-...... r-- ...--
It is believed that vessels drawing not
more than eight feet can hug the shore and
escape harm. Several vessels have already
| run by,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
FROM ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IS.
A salute Of l3 guns was fred at the arse
nal at noon to-day in respect to the memory
of the Commissary General Gibson.
The rebels who burned the Big River
Bridge the other day were marauding bands
from st. Genevieve and St. Francis counties.
numbering about 600. JEFF. Thompson has
not been in that region for some weeks
LPpincott with so men of the 3sth Illinois,
met this force two miles below Big River,
and cut his way through them, inhicting a
loss OF seven killed and considerable num-
Der wounded. Seven ofhis men were taken
prisoners and several wounded, but none
killed.
In the engagement below Ironton on the
18th the rebel loss is known to be sc killed
and wounded, and it is believed to be larger,
as quite a number were carried of the field.
TIE Federal loss was ten wounded, one NOR
tally. The rebel force was about 2, 900 and
believed TO be the advance guard of much
larger body some distance below. Officers at
Pilot Knob say there were Louisiana, Ten
nessee and Arkansas regiment among them.
Citizens were fleeing from the vicinity yes
terday and the trOods were under arms, ex-
pecting an attack.
The State Convention adjourned yesterday
subject to call from the Governor until the
meeting of the Legislature, to be held in
1862
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
Saturday Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
Surprise is expressed here at the miscon-
stTuctiOn attempted To be put upon Secretary
Stewards circular by alarmists. The circu-
lar shows that our relations abroad are in
good condition, ard that the Government in
tends to keep them so. The Administration
has taken measures to put them right within,
and now t1rns its attention to putting them
right without. 1t asks the cooperation of
the loyal States in the latter as in the
former.
The Secretary of State, accompanied by
the Ministers from England, France and
Spain, had a pleasant excursion over the
river yesterday, visiting the camps and forth
cations. They afterwards attended the Re-
view at Arlington Heights, passed Munson's
Hill, and returned at late hour by way Of
the Long Bridge.
Special to Post:
Some excitement has been created in diplo-
matte circles here by the publication of the
correspondence between Lord Lyons and
Secretary Seward in relation to the arrest OF
British subjects. Several arrests have been
made in Baltimore.
Special TO Commercial:
The gun boat Union went down the river
last night with paymaster on board, des-
tined, believe, for Fort Monroe. This
morning, to the modification of the friends
OF the Union, she returned here, reporting
that she found it impossible to get past the
formidable batteries which the rebels have
opened.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
I.nrI.riIle InnrnnIi.m.

Buckner's secession flag is flying at Bowl
ing Gieen. Upon McCooks approach, it
will probably ay faster than ever.
A Nashville psper says that Buckner's
men will make capital troops when they are
a little seasoned. It pepper will do for sea-
soning, we euess our boys will give them
enough Of it.
We congratulate Cen A. Sidney Johnston,
the rebel commander at Oolu-bus, KY, upon
his having been presented with the famous
racer Umpire for a charger. Ee may have
occasion to tax Umpires running powers to
the utmost
If the o. s. authorities put forth proper
energy, the Confederate cry of Hlet US
alone will soon become lo2der and more
pathetic than ever.
The wound received by John B. Floyd at
Carnifex Ferry traversed his right ann from
the elbow to the wrist. he suffers much
from it-Ezchazge.
Pity it hadn't cut off those light fingers of
his and so incapacitsted him for his favorite
vocation.
Il, By the expenditure of q thousand mil
liens of dollars, we succeed in restoring the
Union, 1t will be as profitable pecuniary
investment as mortal man ever made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21
FROT WASHINGTON.

WAsHIE0ToA, Oct. 70.
The report that the rebels had stretched 3
chain across the Potomoc is untrue.
Since last Tuesday over fifty vessels ar
rived up the river in spite Of the rebels
The tug Murray came up last night with s-x
schooners in tow, and escaped unhurt though
fired upon. ss-
To-day heavy detachment from Smiths
division, with cavalry and artillery, made q
reconnaissance towards FRirfax Courthouse,
and went within two and half miles Of
there. They saw the rebel piekels in large
numbers, which led to the belief that the re-
serve of the rebels, was not far of. Gems.
Mcclellan, Smith, Hancock and Porter ae-
companied the expedition.
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I5O SHOTS FIRED AT THE RRsOLUrE,
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
FROM 1IIssnnRL

SYRACUSE, No, Oct. 20.
1t is reported that acting Brigadier Gen.
Wyman, who left Rolls several days since
with about 2, 800 men, has arrived at Linn
Greek, where be dispersed body of rebels,
killing considerable number, and taking
over two hundred prisoners, and capturing
eighteen wagon loads of goods belonging to
Mcclure & Co., prominent Union firm
whom the rebels bad robbed
Advices from Gen. Fremont are to 7
o'clock Friday night. He is still at Warsaw,
and POntoon bridge across the Usage was to
be finished on Saturday.
Gen. Sigers division had crossed the river.
1t was reported in our camp at Warsaw
that Price had been large reinforced by Nc
Culloch, and that their combined forces were
fortitying OsceOla, where they intended to
give Fremont battle.
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FROM JEFFRRsON CITY.

IEliE la1 JEFFERSON CITY, Oc'. 20.
Special to st. Louis Democrat:
Maj. Wiloe, of the lst Missouri scouts, arrived
here to-day on the steamer Sioux City and
reports that on the 10th, $50 Of the regi-
ment nnder Major White, surprised the rebel
garrison at Lexington and recaptured the
place and all the sick and wounded, togeth-
er with a quantity of guns, pistols and
other articles which the rebels threw away
in their fight. Two pieces ofcannon which
were in the fort were also captured.
The Sioux City brought down about 100
of our sick and wounded; among them Coils.
White and Grover, who are slowly recoTer-
lag. -...
The rebel garrison numbered 300.
The condition of Lexington is represented
as deplorable, portions Of the town having
been stripped OF everything, and many of
the inhabitants are actually suffering for the
necessaries Of life.
The pickets at Usage Bridge were fred on
last night, and matters are somewhat unset
tied in Galloway county.
A rebel company is being recruited in St
Auberts.
Work on the fortifcations here has not
been suspended, and no order to that effect
was ever issued.
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Arrival Of John C. BreckiaridEe in Vir-
Cinia.

Arrival Of John C. BreekinridEe in Vir-
Ginia.
The escape of Hon. John @. Breckenridge
from the Federals, in Kentucky, is no longer
a -r-----E EIis arrival in Virginia is fully
confirmed. The Jefersonvills (Va) Times
of last Thursday says
Hon. John @. Breckenridge late Vice Pre-
sident OF the United States, candidate of the
Southern Democracy at the last election for
the Presidency Of the United States, and at
present United States Senator from Ken
tucky, arrived at this place on Sunday last,
and remained lew hours in the village
On Monday, Hon. William Preston, from the
same State, late Minister to Spain, also ar
rived here; and learning that Mr.. Breckin-
ridge was only few miles east of this
place awaiting him, hurried On to overtake
him. With these gentlemen there were
other distinguished KentusEians, among
them, as we are informed, two nephsws Of
that Old Dick johnson who killed Tecum-
seh."
These distinguished men were leaving
home and friends to avoid arrest aud i'm
prisonment by the Lincoln authorities in
Kentucky. They are not without military
fame, and the day may come-perhaps is not
far distant-when, to the authors of their
exile, they will return "as terrible as an ar
my with banners" They were on their way
to Nashville, Tenn.
We learn that Mr.. Breckinridpe resigned
his position as United States Senator before
leaving Kentucky.
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MESSAGE 10 BRIGHAM YOUNG.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.
The following despatch passed over the
lines on Saturday;
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.
To Hon. Brigham Young, Great Salt Lake
City,-Sir: IhaYe the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your message of last Wednes.
day morning, which was very gratifying,
not only in the announcement of the comple-
ton of the Pacific Telegraph to your enter
prising and prosperous city, but that yours
which was the first message to pass over tbs
line, should express so unmistakably the pa
triotism of yourself and people. Iioin with
You in the hope that this enterprise NAV
tend to promote the welfare and happiness
of all concerned, and that the auni6ilation
of time in our means Of communication NAV
also tend to annihilate prejudices, cultivate
brotherly love, facilitate commerce and
strengthen the bonds of our once, and again
to be, happy Union.
Wi h just consideration for your high po.
sition and due respect for you personally,
Iamyour obedient servant,
[Signedb J.H. WADE.