Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-09-26
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 RICHMOND, Sept. 20.-via New Orleans -:.-The sequestraton of Yankee effects is going on at the rate of nearly half million in the past few:days The report of Lees capture of Reynolds was tele- graphed to Gov. Letcher, and from sources which the Governor regarded as reliable-subsequen in- teliigence don't sustain the capture. Nothing in- teresting from the camps The EnGuirer of this morning says large fleet is at Hampton Roads during the present week, evidently intended for a movement like that on Hatteras. The federals are daily practicing with a fifteen inch Columbiad at Old Point. Twenty refugees from Maryland reached here yesterday, including two members of the legislature-many others preceded and will fol- lOw-a perfect reign of terror exists in Mary ryland- women are violated-property destroyed-impri- sonment and death. The Examiner of this morn- ing says, another package of unsigned ten dollar treasury notes has been stolen on the route from New Orleans The department determined to sup press the whole issue of treasury notes engraved by J. Manouvier, N. O.. Many Yankees are bund ling up their notions and endeavoring to escape before the expiration of the forty days, and many pseudo friends of the South are arriving from the North to protect their property from sequestration A shipment of Hessian prisoners for New Orleans will be made to-day to be followed by further con- sighments tomorrow.
 RICHMOND, Sept 19-via New Orleans.-E. A. Banks formerly of the Montgomery Confederation, has been appointed quartermaster.
 YoRKTowN Sept 2l.-The body of Col. J. A. Washington, aid to Gen. Lee, reached here this afternoon Six Hessian prisoners taken in the mountains of Virginia, and fifteen from Manassas arrived this afternoon. The reported shelling of Leesburg is sbosh." Ex-Secretary Walker, now Brig Gen, will probably have for his command Watts, Smiths, Judges and Bullock's infantry regiments and Cinton's cavalry regiment, all from Alabama, with the Columbus, Georgia light art lery battalion. The Richmond Examiner has been sold by consent of the at public outcry to- day, for $l5 000. It was bought by Jno M. Daniel. The paper will be continued as formerly.
 NoRFoRK, Sept. 2l-The passengers by the federal steamer Fanny Cadwallader, which arrived yesterday with flag of truce were searched in New York Philadelphia, and at Old Point. These passengers report that it was believed in New York that Lincoln and Seward in New York; letter brought by the steamer from prisoner at the Ripraps to his family, had $20 abstracted by the federals. and had endorsed on it $20 taken out and returned to owner"
 BOWLING GREEN, KY., Sept. 2l --The Louisville Democrat of yesterday contains dispatch from Jef- felson City, Mo-, which says there is no definite intelligence from Lexington to-day. Dispatches have been received this afternoon from Bonneville saying it was reported and believed there that Lex ington had been taken on Tuesday.
 LOUISVILLE, Sept. 19.-Via Bowling Green Hon. C. $. Morehead, Col Reuben Durrett ane M. W Barr were arrested yesterday for correspond ing with the enemy.
 FRANKFORT, Sept. I9.-Petitions have been pre-. sented by Spalding, Edmunds, Hampton, Ray, Smith, Anderson and Ireland, in favor of tax-referred Bill passed this morning giving the military board power to loan the State arms to Gen. Anderson. Also q bill increasing the power of the board.
 PADUcAH, Sept 19.-Fugitives arrested here last night from Mayfeld report 5000 of Gen. John ston's force st Mayfeld and 10000 approaching this place.
 RICHMOND, Sept. 23-Gen. Lees official report of his plan of operations on the Cheat Mountain frontier was received at the department day, from which it appears that his entire plan va. dis concerted from the failure of one of his columns to attack the enemy's position on the mountain.- The enemy was deferded by an almost impenetra- be stockade fort The enemy at Cheat MouA. tain has been reinforced by three Ohio regiments
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. M.-A French man of war IS coming up the Mississippi RICHMOND, Sept. 23.-The Examiner this morn. ing publishes the following collectors of the war tax: fer Alabama, Joseph c. Bradley; Arkansas, Wm H. Halburton; Florida, E. T. Blackham.
 RICHMOND, Sept 23.-Both the U. S. Senators from Maryland, 1t is reported have been arrested, and bastiled The statement about shooting 400 | troops by order of Gen Mcclellan, for their refusal to advance on the Confederate troops is believed | in high official circles here-and from that source | the information obtained. Nothing from the camps.
 War tax collector for Louisiana, Robt A. Lush er-Mississppi, John A. Handy-North Carolina, Wm. R. Lane-S0uth Carolina, w. E. Martin Tennessee, Isaac B. Williams-Texas, Geo. D. Durham-Virgna, Henry T. Garnett. report is current here that four hundred federals were shot recently in near Washington for insurree- aion.
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-Three officers, from the French corvette Lavassier, arrived here this evening, bringing mail bag. An immense crowd congregated at the landing to greet them. It is understood that tue prisoners of war. from Richmond, will arrive tomorrow.