The Nevada journal., 1861-09-06
PONY NEWS.

events were undoubtly anticipated to tako place,
but up to this time nothing unusual has trans
pired. Troops in large numbers are daily ar
irving in the Capital. If an advance is made
at all it will be on the part of Gen. Mcclellan
with the Federal forces against the Confederates.
1t is not believed that the latter win attempt
to advance on Washington.
The Government loan of S150,000,000 taken
/ by the banks of New York, Boston and Phila-
delpha, will be a relief and very materially aid
the negotiation of loan from Europe, should
the Government desire hereafter to raise more
money.
Gen Fremont is gathering around him, at ST.
Louis, very large army, which will soon be in
motion. The States of Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa are pouring in forces to him constantly
Col. Frank Blairs regiment is being re-organ-
lied, and he will command it in person.
The Confederates were very much crippled in
the battle at Springfield, Mo-, and it is hardly
possible that they viii advance against the
superior forces of Fremont, He is very ener-
getic and active, and inspires a great deal Of
confidence.
Gen. Anderson, of sumter notoriety, left
Washington on tho 10th to assume charge of his
command in Kentucky.
The General Government has furnished Ken
lucky with 10000 Minnie rifles, with a fair pro-
portion of ammunition, good deal of excite
meut exists there at present and difficulties are
expected, 1900 Union troops are already en-
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yine Journal of the Goth uses the following Ian
guage We say to the Union men Of Kentucky,
be rcaGy-looso no delay of organizing in the
most thorough mannor In every neighborhood-
perfect yourselves in military discipline.
Thcre is a fearful persecution of Union mon
in the district represented by Burnett, of Ky
The Legislature is largely Union. The SEN
ate stands 13 to eight. It is thought Gov.
MagofGn will be impcaehed, and Breekinridge
and Powell requested to resign.
A conflict between Tennessee and Kentucky
appears to he certain.
The Western Virginia Convention, sitting at
Wheeling. have resolved upon the plan of new
State, to be called Kauawba.
Gov. Gamble. of No.. has ordered out the
military of the State to resist the advance of
troops under ex Gov. Jackson.
Prince Napoleon is to be in st. Louis next
next week. He was the guest of Gen. Cass
when at Detroit. He travels without any par
ade and is desirous to avoid any display.
The King of Sweden was on a visit to Napo-
leon, at Paris.
The war department has information that
leads to the belief that the rebels have with
drawn mile beyond Fairfax Court House,
leaving only pickets at the village.
Tomorrow Gen. Mcclellan assumes the com
mand of all the troops on the Potomac.
Intelligence is received of the intended inter
ventiou eff Ecngland, France and Spain in Mexi-
can affairs. 1t is also said their action is in
tended to embrace in some form the recon snda-
ton of the Southern Cnnfedcracy, provided as
surances can be be had that the South viii not
make attempts at conquest in that direction.-
We do not learn that any official represen-
tation Of this subject has been received by our
Government, but the foreign relations well
Informed Of il.
The steamer Webster arrived at New York
aud reports being chased by priyatcer. Also
the bark Cornelia was chased The Sumter pat
into the port Of Trinidad to coal. The JeirDa-
Wis was seen in Mona Passage on the 10th inst,
whore she took a schooner. 1t seems that the
prva;cer Sumter is still at liberty. A letter
dated Chiriqua. August 18th is received, saying
the Sumter had :aken two vessels Off Laguira--
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well.
From Gallipo. Ca we larn that a skrmish
took place on the goth, at IIawksvile, s miles
beyond Gany. The rebels 400 strohg advanced
to where Ohioans had erected barracks and were
driven back with loss of 50 killed and a CON
siderable number wounded and taken prisoners.
Our loss is none killed two slightly wounded
and one missing. Our force captured quite a
number Of horses and equipments. By a stea-
mer from Kanawha we have another report
that Jennings Wise was taken prisoner.
Private dispatches to CINCINNATI say that the
Tennesseeans seized at Paducah. to-day, the
Evansville and Paducah mail boat, and took
her and her cargo up the Tennessee river.
Private information at Phila lelphia from Gen
N. p. Banks, column, says he has advaced to
Winchester, Va. and taken possession notwith-
standing the opposition of 10000 rebels.
Dates from Washington to Aug. 22d. say
there are no signs Of hostilities from the enemy.
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Is ITSrANFoRD on CoYSEss.-The Bulletin
concludes sensible editorial rs follows
We do not desire to take the RESPONSE
bility Of deciding how it is best for our
people to vote. To each mans conscen ce
must he left the all-important matter. To
beat Mcconnell zee Leliece il is our duty TO pote
for Lelaad Stanford. There is no truth in
signs or the words of men, IL this be not
the wise course, The more we investigate,
the more convinced are we made of the
souudness of our conclusion, Voters Of
California, look into this matter Are you
for peace or war2 II for peace 1t Is Con-
ness or Stanford that should receive your
salrages2
ARMS ~ CAtlFoRNIA-0n the steamer Of
the nth instant, 10000 rided aud pereus-