The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-09-07
Louisville. August GO.--'Iho travel

The trains continue 10 arrive and depart
regularly.
II is known THAT an order Of the War
Department Is on the way here in The
hands Of an officer authorized to execute
j. snspcnding Geographic communication
with the South
The management Of the lines from
Louisville South, refuse to suspend till
their lines shall be forcbly or authori.
lively closed by the government, which
will probably be done by the close Of
this week.
Quincy, ILL.,, August A special dis.
patch to the Chicago Times says that
Lieut. Binkley arrived last evening, and
says that Martin Green took Palmyra,
Mo, yesterday morning.
WAsniScroS, August 30.-Thc War
Department has issued the following
AN Act Of Congress makes holding cor
rcspondcnce with, or giving aid directly
or indirectly TO the enemy, punishable
by death, or snch other punishment az
may be directed by Court Martial The
T public safety requires the enforcement
If this article, and it is therefore order.
ed that all correspondence or commun-
cation, verbal, written, printed, or telc-
graphic respecting the operations of the
army, or of military movements either
by land or water, or respecting troops,
camps, arscnals, entertainments or mill.
tary affairs by which direct or indirect
intelligence may be obtained without
the sanction of the General Commanding
be and are absolutely prohibited from
and after the date Of this order. All
persons violating this, will be proceed
ed against
The Postoilice Department orders the
abolition Of the following postoilices in
ntucky-llickmap, Columbus, Pa.
ducah and all postohces and post routes
west OF the Tennessee River except the
route from kusscllville via Cadiz and
Mayiield and from Eddyville to Olive.
All the postolficcs on these last two
routes are continued, except Aurora.
] The correspondent of the Times says
that General Scott has expressed his
opinion that the Conlcderates mast make
an attack at an early day, as his inior-
nation says that there are large mum.
/ bcrs in and about Manassas, and scat
tered on the roads leading from Rich
mond and towards Strasburg
The correspondent of the Herald says
tina, the Conicdcrates not only maintain
the old lines, but have euroached a half
mile, and occupy several important stra.
tegotical points
The Post correspondent says that a
new army order will bc issued under
which General Dix will suppress The
Baltimore secession papers.
BALTIMORE, August 80 Daniel Decker,
the editor OF The llagerstown Mail, and
General Mckaig of Allegheny county,
have been arrested.
II is reported that the coniederates
are taking rails and materials TO connect
Winchester and Strasburg by railroad
QuISoy, H., August 3o-A train
of ears g 'ntaining u considerable mum
her Of arms for st Joseph was fred III
To-, and made to return.
CiNcSNMi, August So-Tyler's de-
feat is confirmed.
LOUISVILLE, August 30-St Louis pas.
sengcrs report that Jefferson City and
Bonneville are in the hands of the Mis-
snuriars
Ex.Mluistcr Preston spoke at l.eXiuR-
ton, and iavors neutrality, but says IT
is Impossible. .
He Is Tor the south when an imminent
contest comes o., MI, Ill,
WA>mNcroN August al-lhe n'f".a
says 1t Is estimated ny men en''"eo 10
know 'ha' 1000 C"nieJela'eS are :, oe'
tween slarpet's Ferry ana Edward f'''
ry, waiting wI opportunity 10 'o'co
crossing INTO Maryland, meantime 'ne
Maryland sccossion'sts are gathering
on TIE Eastern shoie'
WumNor'N, August 3l.--oia''"' III
tclligcucc received tins morning say
that the hattc'AS battery was anu ~
II 4. NJ, yesterday ny the f'dera' 'o'V'S
$50 prisoners, Including 'o'n'houo'e '''
ron and Col Bradford.
Ilaucras reports say mat rol' i'',''I y
AS aud CLARK, Two mics ho''' Wo'V ~ 'r'
taken. ON men fought o'aNo'S' luz
loss CA our SIDE Is "npP"s'u W oo 'o''
Killed ana twenty "o""u.'' .,, a.o ca
Nno'het f'p'f, says ',''. '"e.i , NV 1 'f
KILLED and wounded and sne n.',"o, %, o.
The io'oe' from SIX ~ eisne SUM-" uni" ss.
ken l''so"eFs' o''y "" VI V
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