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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-10
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsnrsGToN, Sept. 6.--The War Depart
ment yesterday sent al order to Gen. Wool 10
perman.n. Iii hold Halteras Inlet.
Mr.. Thomas, VINO Was arrested as q political
prisoner, has been released on the ground that
he is a British suhjec', and committed no OF.
fence.
Professor Love, from his balloon %reconnoi-
sance, reports the position Of the Confederate
army as about the same as it was three DAYS
ago.
WAsH,SGros, Sept. 6.-The activity ard
energy Of the army in inspiring the govern
mcnt with full confidence of success in main
tanning the cause Of the Union. Complaints
Of decentralization are no longer heard, while
the army is steadily increasing in numbers
and ability TO perform its functions.
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WAsnISarnS. d. q. AUGUST 24. 1s6,

VhSHlNoiON, H. W. LbdSooI SIJ SVA
To His EresAeaey B. :NoIf;n, Governor Of the
State Of Renturky-Sir: Your letter of the
10Th in. in which you surge the remoral from
the Hmits Of kentucky n The military Jorce
NON organized and Mcamp mithiH snid Stnte,'
is received.
mar not possess full and precisely accu
rate knowledge upon this subject, but | be-
lievc it is true that there is a military force in
camp within kentucky, acting by authority
of the United States, which force is not very
large, and is not now being augmented. | also
believe that some arms have been furnished to
this force by the United States. | also be.
licve this force consists exclusively Of Ken.
tuckians. having their camp in the immediate
vicinity of their own homes, and not DISABLING
Or menac'ng any Of the good people of Ken
lucky.
In all I have done in the premises, 7 have
acted upon the urgent solicitation Of manv
Kcntuckians, and in accordance with what I
believed, and still believe to be the wish of q
majority Of all the Union loving people Of
Kentucky.
While I have conrersed Oh this subject with
many eminent men Of Kentucky, including =
large majority Of her members Of Congress, ]
do not remember that any one Of them, or any
other person except your ExcellencY and the
bearers of your Excellency's letter, has urged
me to remove the military frces from Kentucky
or to disband it. Ono other very worthy citi-
zen of Kentucky did solicit me to have the aug.
menting of the force suspended for a time.
Taking all the means within my reach to
form n Judgment, | do not believe it is the pop.
ular wish Of kentucky that this force shall
be removed beyond her limits; and, with this
impression, I must respectfully decline so to
remove it.
I most cordially synpathize with your Ex-
cellency in the wish to preserve the peace Of
my own native State, Kentucky butt is with
regret l search, and cannot find, in your not
very short letter, any declaration or intination
that you entertain any desire for the prcServa-
ton of The Federal Union. Your obcdicnt
servant, A. LINCOLN.
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ARREST OF PssAcHg.s Is ST. Lrris.-We

ARREST OF PEEAcHEHS Is St. LTtis.-Me
learn, says the Louisville ~;'n;7;er, that the
reign of terror and dcspotisW n S. Louis is
daily on the increase. TIC arscaai = c0nre't
ed into a Bas,ile. in Tiicfi haze ..;t.ady bsrn
incarcernted three B'pt;st preachers. Not "
word Of these on.reses a?paar ~ the suhoTned
and government paneis. All t"= I;el.est, frss
papers are ~si!eaceu, ard opr only sources CT
information are from travellers. vac detail the
fact
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-10
.AyoH RGNn." JET. Gu va
Sept. aih 1861 !

Sept. 1th 1861
Cdpt. 1Hona.L Prfs'"a
DEAR Sir: be: have To prcscnI |" the
Government nf;hr Inafrti"ca.c States, !ar nigh
you. one hundr-d hlrrsi. "fwh;tc corn, t>r,a
ble for brcrt) rs & slight testimonial Of mr Ne
quirscrlrc. IA, aud support Of, The Cause in
which our Government IL 30 srdlOu5ly and
zealou:ly engaged.
liz conclusion, permit lie Ia remark that u
protrac,ed illness, which resulted in The death
OF n 7crJ near relative, drew largely Oh uly
time and care, and thereby postponed To this
late houT, wha: | would, with pleasure, have
done at Z rhilch earlier period.
With very great respect,
am. yn"rS truly,
~tSigned,) LoGAH OsBURN.
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t. Ms EI;t0ra IF the Enquirer:
H~EaDcuAKTERs, MANASSAS, |

:''rl. IN, IS6I.
G~exrirugS: | herewith S"n! you il cores
ponderca bvtw~n Nr. logan Osburn and
myself, as 4. 4. \. General, which ! hope
YOU vii! PUBLISH. The example OF NJ. q. is
WORTH ni imitation, and | mop. it viii: 80 fol.
loved throughout Virginia and tl!c ot'"rs Con.
iedsraic States. Very respectfully,
Ynnr OFT. servant,
TIoS. L. PKESroS.
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PAnuCAl, KENTUCKY, OCCUPIED ny T.. S. TROOPS
a PROCLAMATION FROM GENERAL GRANT.

PAhGCiU, kESTCCkf, OCCUPIED NY U. ). TROOPS
a PROCLAMATION FROM GENERAL. GRANT.
CAIRn, Sept. General Grant, with TWO
regiments of infantry and 4 company of light
artillery and two gun.boats, took possession Of
Paducah, Ky. He found secession higs flying
in different parts Of the town, in expectation
which was reported to be $500 strong, and
only sixteen miles dist.ut.
The loyal citizens tore down the secession
flags on The arrival of our troops. General
Grant took possession OF the telegraph Office,
railroad depot, and the marine hospital. He
found large quantities Of complete %rations,
leather, etc, for the Southern army.
The General issued the following prociama-
ton:
I'll have come among you not as an enemy,
but as your friend and Observation-Disclosures to
injure and annoy you, but 10 respect, defend,
and enforce the rights of all loyal citizens
The enemy is in rebellion against our common
government He has taken possession of and
planted his guns upon the soil Of Kentucky
and fired upon our flag. Columbus and Hick.
man are in his hands, and he is moving upon
your city. am here to defend you against
this enemy, TO assist TO lnaiutaiu the authority
and security of your government.
"G have nothing to do with opinions, aud
shall deal Only with armed rebellion, its aiders
and abct:uIs. You can pursue your usual
avocations without fear. The strong arm Of
the g~ovcrnusn; is here to protect is friends
and to punish only its enemies whenever mani
fest.
when your a:e able TO defend yourselves
and m~aIntain the authority Of your govern.
me"t aud protect tlnc rights Of loyal citizens, l
shall Withdraw the force uolcr ny command.
''C. s. GRANT.
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Police .ArYlIgs.--Thc eases before the Ms,.
or'- Court Tor the last few lays have bsea very uu.r..
por.ant- = frw cases of drunkenness ana disorder,
some assault and batteries, with now and .aen . Csc
al petty larceny. maize mp the rroeeed!r:..
Even eases Ike the ubove are mash r.r-. L,.
thar they were II shor: time siacc; aud, l...!.ys a., me
circumstances, 81 may well boast Of the r.9<; o:
derly city 10 he found.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-10

' :" TVNN ENNNI' IVTLss
Inc amount Of tolls rec,iveG from the cPc7-
Ing Oh navigation to aud including he 4th of
August 1861. was $l,92l, 1877 Plan increase
in 1851 Of s2jT,240 %
The EUROPEAN HaRvEsr.--The las: ACCOUNTS
state that the harvest will be short il Italy d.
well as in France.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-10

lIusriN.s rUugr.--The monthly tel Of The
NTstirg- Corr; commenced yesterday Very ::t:;s
business q consequence was transacted.
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From Manassas today w hear Of nothing
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

clsrk-BAxfL n. EpnoEsr -.
Auditor --J.HE MGHRsscEs
Treasurer - TReoprEE S,EDkEnAss.
n -cord.r S rkPHss JSkckR.
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corones- VIZ. ScHuELrKRnAs.
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HARvEy NIcHaLs"s,
J. v. BicKwgRnERT. Commissioner.
WV n. GEssH. }
OFFICERS % aA:SsaipcE TowssH'r
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Rose.
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O. Cireinos'i Msv 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-06

Yankee faith gil become proyerbal As Punc. Since
the beginning Of these troubles they have omitted
an opportunity to fAlsity promise betray trust
Old Buchanan began the game when he forgot to keep
bis word about SUMTER and Il has been diligently pros
scented BY that master OF hypocrisy and ksehood
Seward and By his creatures and dependents whenever
an opportunity offered "HoDesty the bes. policy" IN
the Yankee ritual not for his guidance but to enable
hin 10 cheat Others
We hAvea fresh instance Ofthis system OF morality
furnished by that flaming Yankee General, Mcclellan
who fears that the PennsyVsnArs and Ohoars who
lsures al Cherubusco will not end in Virginia foemen
worthy oftheir steel It appears that this man bad
tered into an arrangement understanding with
Geo. Buekner in regard the neutrality Of Kentucky
Bucknsr made publication, stating the Of the
agreement Mcclellan denies the statement and asserts
that Baeknsr agreed to keep the ConfederAes out Of
Ssatucky, bot lie made stipulation on behalf of TIE
Y.okee forces The denial looked ike hlsshooj, on
ia hes Il vas not probable that Buekner would pledge
h1.er q, Ee out the Ceniederates without some coz
s;defatiOu. lester from him. which publish to-day,
.,,s,hs. the fact that the Yankee General did lie.
Hi. own letter Is add1ceS 10 prove it,
Ba. tbi, exposure win have shscs in correcting
Yankee morality Il u only stimulate to greater excl
tons for better luck time. Bat R should open the
syes Of the people Of Kentucky to the eassser Of the
kuavss. who are seeking to ereunsent them by iSaOd
or force Unless they take their destnes into Their
own haads and that speedily, they wH 6ad themselves
IN ths SANE deplorable FIX that Maryland il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-06
YANKEE THIEVES AMONG THE VIRGINIAHEN
Rn0aTl
y. W. DAYS,
sec'y Military Board.

soldier of the Fourth Massachusetts, regiment writ.
ing to the Taunton Gaz,tte from Newport News, thus
boasts of his exploits in the hevpg way. Doubtless be
and bis squa fair o,smpies Of his ysgMent ana Of
the motives that have tempted them to enlist in this
war,
Beirg soldi may be holiday pastime to the skill
fu hiel while in camp. But their appetite for broied
chicken and roast turkey will suddenly give way at the
sight Of Southern troops
Congratulate on ny breakfasts broiled chicken,
with new potatoes hard bread aud hot coffee, my own
cachiDg dressing and cooking-thasa fact every word
"Who wouldn't be soldier?" =
But shall not stop to morAize suffice Il to say
that my luad Of sT brought in thirteen chickens FIVE
hsns oestr seven eggs and thee fugitive slaves
who did the Juggling Hungry men breakfast
ed on broiled chicken and stolen potatoes, with
coffee ditto and all for siItyive cents. am
happy iaiorm you that have got body servant now,
an intelligent black boy Of about forty named Jacob
call him Jacob Faithful He had father, and |
don't thinL at this period Of biz earthly pilgrimage he
will 20 in search Of one Two more ATTACHED to our
company and we are determened to live in the F. f. v.
" sty'e. We to have roast turkey aud broiled
chicken for dinner to-day; boiled pork and peas to-
morrow. Some are contenting themselves with roast
pig Any quantity OF them are at large here in the
woods, and numerous bayonets have been reekipg 10
their blood. Plenty Of peas and potatoes about the
sz, Of hens egg be had for the picking digging
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-06
SERIOUS pisa rER ON THE NORTHERN DIvI-
SION OF THE MOBILE AUD OHIO RAILROAD.

The non arrival Of the passenger train due yesterday
morning at 81 o'clock caused some anxiety 10 the city,
which became il,ens I'd the day were away without
dngs of the train, and grave fears OF accident were en-
tertained. At about p the train finally arrived and
made certain what before supposon and dread 1t
brought tidnys Of serious accident which occurred
the pnper Division Of the road resulting in considerable
damage TO the eomtsl, ad Ehst V Of far greater cou-
sequence loss Of life and serious iph} w als Who
vved the disaster And then the fact tina. this deporabe
accident the result of gross negligence the part
OF the engineer and conductor of the train made the
disaster more terrible. We hope the cuprits who have
sought to escape will be sppseaelded and made 10 suffer
the severest penalties known TO the laws Tor ther out
rageous conduct in thus trifng with the lives Of mill
tarv company entrusted TO their care.
We SUTTON sgcb particulars as We have been able,
after digen inquiry, to ootaia AM doBot not the ino
nation is reliable as far az / goes
Ii appears that Thursday night special trsin with
company Of cavalry comprising sixty men and their
horses bound North, paEe in eolisiQu with regular
freight train Southwark bound. This collision occurred
near Trenton, Tenn Twenty-Five Of the soldiers
wounded two badly that it Is thought they cannot
possibly recover. Only horse killed. The dam
age to the company, il is estimated Is not ess than
IS 600.
The locomotives were stove against each otheror
our informant expresses it, " the smokestacks stood
huggng" deyins all eAJrts ct separation, Soyera OF
the cars vera materially damaged The conductor and
engineer OF the upran seeing the terrible disaster IN
eviable took to the woods The soldiers on the train
became indignant and excited the careesness of these
officials snd you'd have administered summary punish.
ment upon thea, hag they heep oye;Aken. But, dur
ing the confusion attendant upon the Disaster tho iug
tives got 100 much the start and eluded pursuit.
The above all the facts could obtain, which are
moagre and imperfect necessarily 80, our informant
wac rot the OF the catastrophe and received his
Information seq aStSsd 81 Corntb. We shall doubtless
get the fu particulars In day two. There seems to
be no doubt thss the disaster tie result OF criminal
negligence recklessness on the part Of the engineer
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