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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

rn Wabash Rifles. Capt Arm. ef Monte
luna. a magnificent compsay. arrived ses
teriay aud took M qusrwrs AZ Camp Ni1p
They we're accompanied by the Cornet Bsni
Non,efnma. one Of tie heat bands is i,e
State Terrs Hsafe Frprsss
Capt. Arn 49, a len wears axo. nrint-t
boy In the LAFAYETTE Joarnal ofice--a s,s..c.
bright black {, 81 Ssi<s boy--abis. wiliinr
and determined ~ make h,s ovn living H-
learned rs trade IN TIE Journal olfic- an
subsequently olasaiei han eli ~ Anu Ari,or.
Mrh. lie rin make his mark uheeeves "a
goss.--fsissffif Jssr.
We ike tAat--a self made ma AMI l.s.s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

Arrest of Gen. Jobnstou's Nephew.
PnIIAptrrurA. August 26-Wm. John.
sou, nephew of the rebel General. was arres
ted at the depot TO-DAY after purchasing a
ticket for Louisville His trunk contained a
number of letters for the South. one of which
spoke Of the prisoner as an officer In the
Confederate army.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

Fot>D--A deei for one hundred and
tuents acres ofland IA Iaporte county. Ind,
from " T. Dunlap anI wife. 20 Alonzo
Norton. The ouner can obtain the same b.
calling al this Office and paying FOR this al
yertisement df
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
The Prsvaseer Bsard> - British
KFiR.

Bosrox. Aug 2o.-rhe British Brig Ann
Lovetf. which arrived at Yarmouth ON the
18th. IA latitude - 40 Longitude 81. was
leased after an examination of her papers
The boarding officer gave has name a. ~ N
Stuart
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

- Lieut. Kirtiey. Of Capt stewart's
Company Of mounted Dragons. arrived Al
homo yesterday on business he look hne
himself and represents the boys A. IN tine
health aud condition Lieut. kirtley will re
tlrn 70 the arms on SATURDAY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

Scrtcr TO TKACuaaS--<ofire = Atleb,
given thai the Board II Tras'ee< rill rv,'eive
wriuen applicasioas ior sssnstioa. 8. Teacher.
"A the fublc Schools. - eonsueacc 90 ihs
Art of October. any sitse dcsueea tbs dass
and TIE srsi Aoaday - >cptcmher AT sp
plicasions mast Be accompanied n i,h The Ger
n6cssa Of the School kNsmincr
The applications are . be addressed . q.
hs~d With Mr.. John Rainiari =, II. s..r~
corner Of s,h ard oAio streets
By order Of he Roari
JAS. d EDNUNDs. So -. ss~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

HUyDREDs co DArLT. 20 the new Picture
Gallery al No il5 Main Street. where they
get superior iikenes-es in all kinds OF fine
ca@es. for one half the usual price Call
early in the day. - avoid the crowd. ld2t.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
NOTICE TO MECHANICS.

DfnS 81 ~ received ~ v Nln.h.n - r..
paIrinS ~ $780, 81 tiss "a spafh Msfkri street
- ftslIn-1s - 49, - 4sspf. - ht4 al
N.s.sAaI A fs.-tae.'s <.ere N. !, 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

CoAuoS Plrss corxr.-Judge Paterson
Court has been in session Tor ~esk. and
considerable business has been attended 10
Lawyers. bail.fs and witnesses are all bass
The term ~iil continue till the last Of shis
week
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

ASornEn CoxrAx1 "A hne company o.!
volunteer. commanded ~ Capt Mecssley.
from Bloomington. cAiDe ia % the train lat
evening. and marched into camp fhi-
make. nine. and the tenth = cxpecte, 70 day
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

~ The Clay County Democrat g'ses
long lit Of wnas il calls peace papefs IN
the North. The IL, would have been prop
erlv headed JEFF Davi-' Northern Reg
menfs -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

- President Lincoln j. evidently grow
ing better. he has done one act which the
Journal approves. Good Tor Abraham.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

sT We have siiil anofhsf letter irem j +
+ p which gives "a 20 account ~ bril.
liant skirmish between the lith Regiment
Indiana y 0lunfecrs. and the rebels. 70 which
nearly lie entire regiment va engaged n
a-nal. the 18th tramphei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

r We desire y call attention 2" the
fAes that the l4sh Regiment ha- not io-i
mn thus f.r in The expedition. reports %
TIA contrary. notwithstanding
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
Lieut.. Csosby's Thisd Expedition

RI. MoSRoE. August 25.--Licut. Crosby
returned last nigh, from his third expedition
from the Eastern shore of Virginia. he
went OF Faniier Sound aud brough, back a
prize schooner
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

81. JosrFff. No Aug. %
The Pom, Express has been abandoned
between s. Joseph ard station 10 miles
west Letter. will bo obliged 10 70 by
Stage from here. 70 reach the Pony at that
starting point.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
SOAP.
MILLINERY GOODS.

DFcErvFD his DAY ~ EXPRESS FRoa y. \
IN iuvucc 81
MIssrs 4 CnllrREx's HATS. RiBBONS,SC.
Also the New style summer
ZIILEAU PATTERN BONNET
The " rfns Ultra Airy. chas;e and Elegant
Mrs. WALTER,
fsa Main street. between Fifh aad sixth
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
Ofdrr~ Ia Rcff The Congress-Jo~~ph
Holt AT Hos.on

Bosros, August 26th.-orders have been
received from Washington to reiit the Con
gress for blockading purposes
Mr. Holt OF Kentucky Is now helc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
Another >Kirmssh IN Western
NSrr iu.a.

CALiPoLIs. O. Aug 26.--Oar forces have
had another sharp skirmish near Hawks
Nest. wi,h q companyloi rbel cavalry.
The rebels we're routed. two taken prisOh
ers and = considerable number wounded
A large number threw away their arm in
their flight.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
The Great English Remedy
SIR JANEs Ci.ARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILL


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS Z
Prepare from q preseriofion o. Sir J Csa,L.
ND. ,Phys'csaa Extraordinary n fhe Qneen
TITS invaluable medicine 6. aas-iine IN m. e-sr. 20
ali those pansni AM dangerous disease g. s,h he
femAe Constitution Is subject n inoters.e. III -.
cesse- and removes eli ohsizacfion,. snt . -pers,
may - relied on
s,RRfED LADIES
particularly sni'ce. Il vii IN q .ls,t lime
br.ng Ga the monthly pericd viii regularity
zach hoifie. price ors dollar hesr. ID oo,er..
'neni Stamp q Great Britain. pTc,-ni oounier
feffs
csrrfo>.
No. l'F'- .ioatf asf p rft~s D. r. 10. s,,4,
A< fxEs7 7HsEE MONTHS or r,,g.a.... .
flsv Srfn0 - K-cfryss9.. laf M az.
s.l~- ss'ns tAey ~, .ars-
10 al eases n Ssrvoa, ana Spinal Ane,sin.. Pa.
Ia the h.ck and Limbs. Fatigue 81 sIig,i .serss.s.
ralpitAiion q the Heart Hy~ieric. ami white.
these Ails vii Affect cure When all osh-- mean.
have fsslet: and although powerful remedy. go
No; contain iron. oaioTnel. Anfimonv - Anrtller
hurtful % the Constitution
PAU fircctioas Ia the pamphlet sr,und Zach pc.
age. which ,hs'lia b. carefully prcrerurt
sole AssHt for ths United STATIC AMI Canal
JOB MOSES. u-~ieic. B.ic~1n A Co.
RocAssier. NY
s.n--i.oo .ai postage .iaasp. escio.sa - an,
sa'hasisri ss~V'. vii ii-ars bottle c,uianins n
riis. ~ reiufa ,asn 81 hy J. r. Cunningham
AMI = u. Doursils. g~rre- II.use. AMI al goos
DrusEis'' 'my7sd~u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

ws-nlSsrox. Aug 2e.--Ths new Treas.
ury notes are In circulation in this city te
day. They are eagerly tsken Tor home cir.
culstson.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
To Borrowers q Sinking Fund

ofFTcg 90 SINKING FtNp.I
l~pt,>,rusSs. Aug 9. ls6l.
fINlE DELINQUENT LIST FOR iSsi. OF FOR.
L aao1ss frosl tAe SINKING Fupd viii he re.dy Cos
rutiaiIsu about the eoth DAY q september neet--
Payments n Interest must 10 inside hfbnre ihat date
% save cost The sale take. place Saturday. he
iafh asv q IeCarlfa~r.- l~li
r. DgSoSr rre-s.eat
Al. u. ae.G
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

Nc have seen this -ea-on. we're shown a. by
G C. KNAPP. Ed. aud grown bs him IA BIS
grounds in this city They are large and
beautiful and Of delicious flavor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
To commandment

The advertiser, having bcel restored 70 hesltl tn
iew weeks by very simple remedy after having al.
fered several yesrs NTH lung affection. a.s
that dread disease, Cons.n,vou-is anxious 10 maze
known to his isllc~ -suaer-rs the means - cure
70 those who ~i>h b Try Il. he viii se..d 90, -
thc prescription used free II charge with th- <rs
nons for preparing snd u,lng The same. Which III,
VI Ind sure cure ~ Consumption, Asthma. I~os.
ohius. &c The only object q The advertiser 4. i,
sending Tie prescription - benefit ihe athlete. AIT
spread Information which BE- cohesive 20 DO in....
BE, and Ia hope every sucercr ~. ny hls re--,
As u cost them ns;Aing. spa nay prove b.osssnc
Parties visiting the prescription viii please .adrs..
Ray. EDWARD A. WILSON.
williamsburg.
sepisi~iw Mn, Counts. NY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

JAS. b. EDNUNDS. So 80 60.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
REFUNDING WAR EXPENSEE TO
ILLINOIS

Nxw YoRK, Aug rs; 26.-The Post learn.
that govetnmet has refunded to Illinois forty
per cent Of the expenditure of the State in
fitting oui the volunteers. which gives the
State 81 100 .0oo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
Brandrefhss pills

Are growing more In favo- Nth the public. IL
new oouoeded they are he hess purgative you o.n
put forth I'm the world Of medicine The Tin.
viii surely arrive when hey will -uperoeie all other
parsatives whatever. The ingredients Of which
they composed can scarcely be obtained b, dr.,
siss o. The makers Of ether pills. Dr Brsnar.s
hss them gfoun and prepared without regard y tb-
expense. Aud this care 70 rake popular purs..
tive Is appreciated, o. The sAies indicate othes
purgatves dragging afiickering existence. AM
yet they may have some merit. Bur Brandrc,h'.
Pills are safe and sure-safe, because they operate
solely on impure hunors. No valuable fusd /.
touched; only efete or WORKOUT material. which
~heu taken cut Of the BODY, lsases Il stronger
They as pleasant truly effective medicine can he
To ssy that they viii no; sometimes give pain wouls
b. true but the pain they give = only because they
remove those crude and bad huuors from the blos
which the occasion q disease They open "a.
lures avenues and this cannot svays BE- done pies.
anuy.
Sold by J. L. crSusoHA~. Terre-Haute, and b, Al
respectable dealers IA medicine iaugsidvim
A RrwAKD u orTEHrD,-For TIE detection q an,
person ocunierfcting initiating OF the vcnder q an,
such counterfeit imitation = p,rfhavls Hoiiana
BITTER. The genuine. highly concentrated Hollsns
btters Is put up IA ta'fnt bottles only, having ID
name Of ts proprietor. y. Pare Jr, blown in them
aud his signature srrund the neck Of each and .-or
bottle
This delightful aroma has 'esn received hy Amer
leans with that favor which Only extended 70 reail,
scieeul, preparations. whenwo consider The mark
ed success attending is standardization. the ras.s
stubborn cases ~ Fever and Acue Weakne.s n "a.
aid. dyspepsia. Heartburn, Acidlty q the stom.ch
SICK and Nervous Headache indigestion. Cos'i,,.-
ness and Piles, together Nth the sompeto control
exercise over al Nervous. Rheumatic AL Neural
&c Aheciion,. we cannot wonder Al iis popularity
Wen may The invalid valne tai, remedy
aug II dwiw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

THE fIrm n Grover x Fairchild.
Il has been Ais-elssd - nuoAl consent All
.etEefncnt- must be rnaf- with Joseph Grover. All
that j. due 20 sasi arm ne paid 70 him, AMI All
Indebtedness ~ The firm j. % be paid by bin.
JOSEPH GROVER.
CHARLES FATRCfItI.b.
June II. 1881 dr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
MUSICAL.
RECRUITING.

XX-ASTED FOR THE UNITED SATES Army
NJ Ahie-hofied men. between ages - eighteen
anil thirfy-ns years Pay. the same - % volul-
teers from sIeo 70 rs 90 per month, with ratons
and quarters. conrasuce at once.
Two Dollars will hc paid % any citizen who shall
procure aud present a. the Eccrutisg Officer an ac-
c~p;shle recruit.
t'nder present regulations, any soldier has an OPP
portuuity OF becoming commissioned officer
For further Information apply A the rendezvous
Al Terre- aute, On the west side % the square.
TERM oT ENLIST
II h T. O O Y 9 a 4. - /.
ALFRED l.. iiOucii.
capt. 18th Infantry L. :. A.. Recruiting oaicer.
july -. dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

,ed~ut. ~ sd rs>s n c-orz ~ csh>rw.,> or.
-ns~ly -rqre~si q nske lrne1,ss< psy,z.en,
s-~s fasmss'-s. rt-.h~- sr-->.
- nuz1AxI- 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

a. cle Rsfirtag Towards arksnsa.--
let Thorn e~s,s.> Men testsisinr
tfBufou
Cvro>. NJ. Al siih Reports. 20 day.
ave suinfmsiisn 81 Hsfsiee's forces With.
drn~inS frum gsfecasille towards Reeves
Ferry. where lhcy are forsifying siigh;ly: ai-o
g. Pes ion'- Station. nesrer the Afkausas line
The seeus = c.sntrm prev ious reports that
the =. tern si>isu at the rsl.eis we're hss
leninE n pin Ges. fhi0~.
4 siroag BODY ~ JEFF Thompson forces
i represented 70 have occupied Benton. eigh,
miies back Of Commerce shere they ar.
throwing up forshcaton'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

n n. HOUSTON, Iensrd ffsishi Aseut rhns-
rxorU iFWrs Gen<-ri eur'L 4lers., r~s1n-
A. M YrfFYv ae-ersf ,irsrs s<~-a f<tssts,pf1s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

Dyspepsia with Piles
HE great errcr In supposing tie Piles culy 10
cal diseass: oinssnents Or Lameuss are useless
wards crsr. PskrvA> ssncr removes the cause.
BY promoting digestion AMI preventing eostivsness
thereby nouri.hins TIE body through The BLOT
no~ros. Sept. :. isss
Per mare Il 3n thirty years have suffered xre-tly
frsm Dyspepsia AMI Piles Have tri-s v-rions medi
cines without benefit IN January. began with the
nkkrvIAs srKrr. and By ne use 81 hire bottle.
am perfectly cured Of both DYSPEPSIA ana INies NJ
general health = no~ Ell car desire Il.
MAyl5dwss MILLION nAG1kIT
ss- sufferers nom scrofulou. affections. clean ur
why wear your Pimples. Bloscbss, TIGERS. Sore.i--
VIZ have the life twisted out q yon ~ Dyspep.ia
Rheuu,an-n and Couts Why sunrr syphiiluc ara
ssscurisl diseases 70 ro The hones IN youF body 9,
the fssh OF Jour boacsf Why ies your siugrisA
HOOD drsg snd scatter rs dstemp-rs thorough Year
veins AfrH's Coxr. Ext 81 sarsapariila cures
these complaints and clesnses ;hcm cut q he -.
ter. IL q faithfaiiy sna you bring 70 society
healthier, ciesnller, and Ear more acceptable nefa.
b-r.-iDcnaocrat, Baltimore. No. luag2lwir
Sc We would call the particular attention r r..
cry .reacor "a The advertisement 81 NcLsan'
Strengthening Cordial Ani Solcanlc OF I1nimrti
Ihey are TO- veil known Ia thls community !. -
quirs recommendation. Bui there many q car
readers ~ho suffering fron defsngemcr. q ,hs
digestive organs, without the sllshios idea q a
real cause giving rise 20 symptom. such a. ce.roa.
denc9, nervous unpleasant feeling indcci-on. iaek
Of nergy. making existence burden To All ~bo
may Be afflicted Try THIS ccriisi. d viii give imins-
date relief To all WHO may Afflicted with Sores
OF Pains q any kind. try The Eminent, She the aa-
vertiscuaens in another column. faug,idw-iu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27
DISSOLUTION.

1--WE nrra - cranrsf & Keyes has bees this day
i dissolved % mutnei -,nsenf The business " III
b. continued Al the same 81 usual by n. keyes,
Who wfn also settle all claims against the Arm. and
o. uhprn ~ claims 4 ssid firm 70 - paid.
kEYES.
J. y. CRANNEiI-
Aug IS. 1851 div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-27

- .ss-..... Al = IVA ~ : - q ~ is-..,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-22
From Western virginia.

GAULEY MOUNT, VA, Nov. 15-The reb-
ell forces by way of Raleigh protected by
Men river, which falls through precipice
gorge 600 or 700 feet Deep attacked and
attempted to dislodge our troops from the
encampment on the Lewisburg road, at and
about Gauley.
Their cannonading was replied to with
such interest as induced them to make no
further investments in that way.
On the night Of the 10th, preparations
for attacking and possibly capturing the
rebels was so far advanced that a select
force from General Coxs Brigade crossed
the Kanawha river, and by 10 o'clock the
next day had driven them back 8 miles
from the heights.
A column under Gen. Schenck intended
attacking them in the rear, but were pre-.
vented from crossing the river owing to
high water.
Another column under Gen. Bepham,
placed to attack their front on the flank
and rear, moved up as far as possible and
began to face their front, when sharp Skin
mish took place, lasting from P. M. till
dark, while Benham's column laid on their
arms waiting for morning. The rebels be-
gan to retreat from tn .ir intrenchmeat
camp, and before our troops discovered the
movement, they were we'll on their way to
Raleigh. Their cavalry horses we're used
in hauling their baggage wagons.
Gen. Benham, on learning of their retreat,
pursued them tor 25 miles amidst drench.
ing rain, over muddy roads. when they
learned that there was but little chance of
overtaking them, and turned back from the
pursuit
In skirmish with the rear guard, Col
Crogaa OF the rebel cavalry, and few 9TH
ers, were killed. 1t is thought that Floyd
has come to the conclusion that Western
Virginia is not worth fighting for. The
loss on our side was but two
The above is sent by consent of Gen. Ros-
encrans.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-22
Later from Europe.

New York, Nov. lS.--The steamer
City OF Washington arrived today
LONDON Markets. Wheat upward ten,
dency and advanced Is.
The Times exposes Lord Lyons bad
grammar in his letter to Mr.. Seward. 1t
says the English side wasargued exceeding
ly Ill, and the American side with much
ability; but the only result is to entirely
convince US that in their own showing the
acts OF the American Government have
been illegal, as regards American citizens,
and violations of the rights OF nations, as
regards foreigners.
The London Herald says, Lord Lyons has
exposed England to rebuff without the right
to resent it. TIE Herald then attacks
Earl Russell, for lmpertinence in lecturing
on the American constitution, and quietly
enduring robbery and outrage, and says be
will find he has drifted on to war. Seward
has wantonly added another to the many
olnerences which he wishes to perpetuate
between the two countries.
The Daily NeWS thinks the course pur-
sued by the Government premature, indis.
Greet and inconsderate.
1t was reported the American bankers
were holding out liberal commissions to
English tnapciers to place portion of the
federal loan in London. Financial writer's
in the London journals point out the danger
of touching it.
THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION.
New York, Nov. l6.-The Norwegian
has arrived, having Liverpool dates to the
9Th inst.
Breadstufs are quiet and steady. Pro-
visions quiet and dropping.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Consols closed at
933sa93T.
The Paris Debates on Mexican affairs
says the powers at the commencement are
to endeavor to impose a suspension of arms
on the belligerent parties in Mexico. They
undertake not to occupy permanently any
part of her territory, to obtain no exclusive
advantage from Mexico.
England gave up the conditions which
she wished inserted 10 the treaty, viz: that
the three powers should pledge themselves
not to accept the throne of Mexico for any
prince of their reignipg families. II the
monarchial form prevails, the powers pledge
themselves not to use Intervention for the
profit of any prince in particular
The P0tTae says the contingent of France
will number 5000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-22
ITEMS FROM PORT ROYAL

WASHINGTON, Nov. -[1}ibne Cor
respondence. Information received by tn
Government from Port Royal to the 18th
says pillage had nearly ceased. Powde
had been secreted in the light house, AMI
the channel buoys recovered.
A large force of South Carolina troops
was gathering at Port Royal Ferry, est
mated at from three to ten thousand.
1t was the expressed intention OF owner
OF houses on the Island to burn them.
Gen. StOneman has been appointed Il
the command of the entire cavalry force o
the United States.
The work of raising brigade to be com
posed entirely of Virginians is progressing
finely. There are several thousand refugees
frnm Virginia who are anxious to enlist ir
defence of the Government.
The rebels set fire to the schooner Mary
land, thought to be loaded with coal, pas
sing their batteries on the lower Potomac
The crew escaped in boats. A party o.
the Massachusetts LIST rowed to her, extin
guished the flames and towed her to the
Maryland shore.
A personal difficulty is progressing be-
tween Colonel Hincks, of the 18th Massa'
chusetts regiment and the Major of the
New York Tammany regiment. The al
fair grew out of the report of Col. Hincks
to General Stone in regard to the engage
ment at Balls Bluff, which contains severe
structures upon the conduct of the Tamma-
ny regiment. 1t is understood that chal-
lenge has pcssed from the Major to Colonel
Hincks.
TENNESSEEANS AT WORK,
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 186l.-Ihe Nor
folk Day Book, of yesterday, contains few
important items. The accounts of bridge
burnings in Tenn, were exaggerated. The
bridge over Halston river has been repaired
and telegraph lines rebuilt. 1t is, however
evident that Parson Brownlow's and Andy
Johnson's gangs are in the mountains about
Bristol giving trouble.
A letter from Lynchburg brings latest
intelligence from East Tennessee. There
was fight on Sunday night near Bristol,
between temporary volunteers-1O0 in
mber--under Capt. Miller, and body
of Lincolnites; 2 of Captain Millers men
and himself were wounded, and nine traitors
killed,two wounded and two taken prisoners
Reliable news has reached US from Ken.
lucky. Our troops have fallen back to
Round Gap, and are pursued by 1000 fed
eralists. We have large quantity of
baggage, munitions and artillery.
KNOXVILLE UNDER MARTIAL Law.
LYNCHBURG, Nov Ii.
Knoxville has been placed under martha
law. As persons were taken by Floyd's
command. A portion of them were cap
tured during the recent election in the
Northwest.
The following information was received
by the President of the Tennessee and Vir.
ginia Railroad:
JONEsBoRoUGH, Nov. 18th. About 1900
Union men have camp at Elizabethtown
near Carolina line, and another OF about
700 near Strawsburg Plains, both increas
ing and threaten to take possession of the
railroad.