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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
THE NEW GUNBOATs AND OTHER
NAVAL NIATTERS.

WASHINGTON, August 20.-The new gun
boats building in Maine are to be named the
Katahdin, Aroostook, Penobscot, Kennebec,
and Kmed. Those in Massachusetts are to be
called the Marbehead, Sycamore, Chocorura,
and Huron. Those in Connecticut the
Owasca, Kanawha, and Cayuga. Those in
New York the UnadilIa, Ottawa, Pembura,
Seneca, Chippewa, and Winona. Those in
Pennsylvania the Itasca, SciOto, and Wissa-
hyan That in Delaware the Jahoma. That
at Baltimore the Pino;a.
Spoflord, Tileston & Co., who have two
steamers running between New York, Key
West, and Havana, have proposed 10 subsist
one officer and fifteen men aboard each vessel,
to be furnished with Il proper armament and
clothed with authority to capture privaeers.
The secretary of the navy has acceded to the
proposition.
The engineer appointed to examine vessels
on the western waters with view to their
purchase for government uses, has returned
and reported to the nav? department
The U. S.. steamer Connecticut will leave
New York on the 23d with supplies and pro.
visions for the blockading squadron, and also
all letters previously sent to the naval lyceum,
Brooklyn.
1t is ascertained at the navy department
that good classes OF men are offering at New
York and Boston to command the purchased
vessels. They are now undergoing examna-
ton.
The inlets of North Carolina, it is suspect
ed, are not the only ones on the southern
coasts to be INSTRUCTED by sinking old hulks
filled with stones
Those who imagine the navy department
not vigorously at work will have occasion to
change their opinion as the vast results soon
become apparent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
rISurs In MISSOURI.

CAIRO, August 20.-There was battle last
night at Charleston between a federal force
of $50 strong, consisting Of part OF the twenty
second Illinois regiment under Col, Dougher.
ty, accompanied by Lieut. Col. Rawson Of the
eleventh Illinois regiment. The rebel forces
are estimated at 800 or 700, commanded by
Col. Hunter OF jeff. Thompson's army. The
federal troops were victorious, routing the
enemy, killing 40, and taking II prisoners,
Our losswas one kiled-Wm. z. Sharp of
Co. A. Among the wounded are Colonel
Dougherty, slightly; Lieut., Col, Ransom, shot
in the shoulder, not seriously Capt. johnson,
shot in the leg George y. Perry, slightly
wounded in the arm. All the wounded are
doing well.
Capt. Noteman, with fifty mounted men,
lett Birds Point at = O'Clock last evening, for
Charleston, to join the forces under Colonel
Dolgherty, but failed to form junction.
They met Il party of rebels about one hundred
strong, and gave them battle, killing two,
taking thirty three prisoners, and capturing
thirty.fv horses, without the loss OF man.
ST.. LOUIS, August 20-The town of Com.
merce, Missouri, forty miles above Cairo,
which was taken and had battery planted
there b the secessionists, was retaken last
night, by five hundred troops sent down from
Cape Girardeaq by order of General Fremont.
The rebels made no stand, but retreated with
their battery, on the approach OF our troops.
Their number was about $50 infantry and the
same number OF cavalry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Aug. 19-Santa Fe
mail, dates to Aug 5, has come. II is reported
that major Lynd of the seventh Infantry, in
command OF about five hundred tederas, sur
rendered to the Texas trops, three thousand in
number, without firing a gun Lynde aban-
doned fort Fillmore on the 18th ult., and
marched towards fort Stanton, eighteen miles
from fort Fillmore. He surrendered his whole
command. 1t is reported in Santa Fe that the
Texans have also taken the stock aud coaches
belonging to the Santa Fe and El Paso mail
company.
There has been an engagement at Mesilla
between body of federal troops rnd seven
hundred eonfederates under Capt Baylor.
Capt. McMely aud Lieut. Brooks of the fed
eral army were wounded and two coniederates
were killed Night stopped the engagement.
The Texans were remaining in Mesilla and
the federal forces were going to fort Fillmore
an hundred miles distant
Considerable fears are entertained for the
safety of fort Union, and the commanding of
ficer is having it fortified and entrenched.
Col Loring, formerly of the United States
army is said to be in comm md Of a body of
Texan Rangers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
EROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The government
has determined 10 arrest all persons in the free
states who hold unlawful communication with
the rebels. Certain secession democrats in the
northern cities are closely watched. The
government will exert its hole power to pm
ISL treason in the loyal states
The National Republican,, of this city,
speaking OF the supposed intention of the reb-
els to cross the Potomac for the purpose of in
vading lower Maryland, says that rising of
the negroes is much more probable than a
demonstration by the secessionists, and threat
ems a forcibe emancipation if the shareholders
OF that region do not remain loyal.
1t is reported that Mr.. Russell, the cores
pendent of the London Times, will not be per.
mitted to cross the Potomac again, on the
ground that his letters do not fairly represent
the condition OF affairs here, and have ten.
dency to create injurious impressions abroad.
Mayor Berret, of this city, yesterday refus-
ed to take tile oath Of allegiance as one of the
new board OF police commissioners. 1t is be-
lieved that he is a secret secessionist.
Senator Wilson has received authority to
raise regiment in Massachusetts with battery
OF flying artillery attached. He will leave
Washington Immediately, to organize it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21

WHEELING, Aug 20-The convention to.
day passed the ordinance creating state by a
vote of so to %. The boundary as fixed in
cludes the counties of Logan, Wyoming, Ra-
leigh Fayette, Nicholas, Webster, Randolph,
Tucker, Preston, Monongahela, Marion, Tay-
lor, Barbour, Upshur, Harrison, Lewis, Brax-
ton, Clay, Kanawha, Boone, Wayne, CabtIl,
Putnam, Mason, jackson, Roane, Calhoun,
Writ Gimer, Richie, Wood, Peasants, Ty-
Ter, Doddrdge Wetzel, Marshall, Ohio,
Brooke, and Hancock.
A provision was Incorporated, permitting
certain adjoining counties to come in if desired
by the expression of a majority OF their PEG
pie. The ordinance also provides for the
election of delegates to convention to form
a constitution, AT the same time the question
OF new state or against new state, shall be
submitted to the people within the propose
boundary. The election is to be held on the
Oath of October. The name of the new state
is to be "KANAwHA."
The utmost harmony prevailed. The con-
vention will adjourn tomorrow.
The first Virginia regiment is expected to
return tomorrow, and great preparations are
made to give them brilliant reception.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
SOUTHERN REPORTS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-A dispatch to the
Courier states that the steamer Hannibal City,
from st. Louis southwark, was fired into by
the confederates at Commerce, Missouri, and
sunk, and three hundred men taken pris
Oners.
The Abingdon Virgnian says, there is trou-
Bile in Johnston county, Ky. The Union men
are overawing and making prisoners of the Sc
cassionists, and reports a passage at arms.
Several secessionists have made a hasty re
treat for the country. The secession vote was
one hundred in the county, while the Union
vote was one thousand.
The New Orleans Bulletin of the 18th says
that Capt. Alden, of the steamer South Caro-
lima, has informed the Galveston authorities
that unless two boats, which, it is alleged, be-
long to citizens of Massachusetts, are returned
to him, he will fire the city.
The Frankfort Yeomau says, Gov, Magoffin
deputies w. A. Dudley and L. Hunt, commits
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
FRONT NEW YORK.

New York, Aug. 20-Louis de Bebian,
Frenchman and a resident of Wilmington,
N. c., and a rebel emissary, is the man ar
rested at Newport He is now confined in
Fort Lafayette.
The steamer Z. Soler, formerly the sound
steamer Worcester, when about leaving for
Truxillo, with cargo of coal, was detained
by the revenue officers for examination.
The Fire Zouaves have gone into quarters
at the Battery to reorganize.
The following regiments are ordered to
Washington The fifth regiment of the Ex-
celsior brigade, to-day the Anderson Zouaves
and the fl st Long Island volunteers, to'mor
row; the U. S. Chasseurs and the Cameron
rifles, Thursday; the Ira Harris Guard and
Lincoln cavalry, Friday the Washington
Grays Saturday, and the fifty fifth regiment
Monday next
-Four companies of the Ira Harris cavalry
left this evening for Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
ArIssOURI AFFAIRs.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. 2O--A train
arrived this morning from Syracuse, having on
board twenty-five passengers and two hundred
and fifty United States soldiers. When the
train was near LOOK Out station, about thirty
shots were fired into it from behind wood
pile and from the bushes skirtng the road,
killing one soldier, and wounding six others,
one fatally One secessionst was KILLED. The
train was stopped half a mile beyond the point
where the attack was made, and two hundred
soldiers were put off, and sent in pursuit of
the niscreants Guerilla parties are securing
the counties west of here, Selling property,
and arrestng prominent citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
TIE REBEL ARMY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-R. W. Brownell in
a letter from Charlottesville, Va, Aug. 18th,
says the supplies of clothing for the rebel ar
my are not enough, and that the restitution in
clothing and food is terrible. He says many
applications made by well men who wish to
escape sickness by an extra pair of drawers,
socks or undershirts, will require every nerve
to he strained by you and ourselves here, to
meet the exgency of the tall and winter should
the war last so long.
The Charleston Courier has a letter from
Richmond saying "there is great deal OF sick
ness in our army at Charlottesville and Culpep.
per. Over 5000 are liz! A great many have
been brought sick to this city, and at Norfolk
and Yorktown the measles has swept and still
is sweeping through the army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21

Trenton, N. j., Aug 20.-Ten companies,
consisting of SIX hundred AID siXty.six men,
with Col. Simpson, have started from here for
tie seat of war. Other regiments are form
ing, and will go as soon as possible,
DETROIT, Aug. 20.-prince Napoleon has
left for Lake Superior. He was the guest
here Of Gen. Cass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
COUNTY HORTI-
A SSIGNEES NOTICE.-WoRcEsrER,

"A The Second Meeting of the Creditors of HIRAM
FRENCH of Worcester in said county insOvent debt
or will be held the Court of Insolvency, at Worces
ter in said county, the tenth day of September next
at nine o'clock in the forenoon, which meeting credit
may be present and prove their claims, having
been duly appointed Assignees of estate Of said inso
vent debtor THOMAS RICE, / Ass,,o.s
au20 DIT TIIOS. NJ. ROGERS q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21
FEELING AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Pot is considered
that the most effective means of checking the
designs of the enemy ON Washington is to
have military force adequate for all possible
contingencies This is soon to be supplied. The
earnest efforts of the administration to this
end have already produced here the most hap.
by effect and afford a reinsurance of the safe.
ty of the capital
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-21

sioners to President Lincoln to request with
drawal of troops from Kentucky, and George
Johnston to Davis to request him to respect
Kentucky's neutrality.
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