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There is another change Of commanders
il Ncrh Missouri, and the new man is
General John B. S. Todd, Of Dacotah,
brother or cousin I've are uncertain which)
Of Mrs. Lincoln. He has seen some ser
vice, was Captain in the Mexican war,
s1d until lately the sutler at Fort Randall.
There is certainly in North Missouri
field fer him or for any other man with
The right qualities to fill it. Gen. Prentiss
is to he ass;gnt,! 10 other duties, where, it
is no. stated.
, 1861-10-21

Washington Correspondence N. Y T1ibune.1
The following is copy Of the very import
ant order issned by the Secretary Of War
before he left st, Louis, and after he had visit
ed Gen. Fremont at Tipton:
, 1861-10-21
The HefR German Brtsadier.

IWaehipgtW GorTesPondence = :. T[56ane;I
Julius stahel, late Colonel Of the 6:h New
notk 1ss of rha iat brade Of
Blenkers. Division, took leave, On Tuesday
morning, Of his old regiment, which he re-
vieved ior the last time as It's commanding
officer. In farewell address, he briefly al,
laded to the objects Of the wsr, congratulated
bis men upon the perfection Of drlll attained.
f5a a6sn eonspasd 1snda b I oop
cheering heartily, were then marched nom
the field IN front Of Bai1ey's House, nov heal
quarters Of Brigadier stahel, and, proceeding
to their new encampment, made ga!a cay OF
It, Tie popularity Of Brigadier stahel may 9e
Judged from the fact that every regiment IN
tie division was a~dous to be appointed 70
his brigade Those composing it are all first
class ftpfmept6
, 1861-10-21
HISSOTRI,

List Friday evening Gen. Fremont YVES
still at Warsaw, where Sigels division Of
The army, I'VE believe some 5000 strong,)
lad effected crossing Of the river, by
means of a po11oon bridge. Gen. Price
was reported to have been reinforced by
h1cCr,loch, ard to have made stand at
Dsccs,la This place IS on the south side
It The Usage river, about twenty-five miles
:o!:th-westeriy Of Warsaw, ard connected
with it By two direct roads the most Of
The way. The force under Gen. Price is
got stated, but it cannot be less, probably,
than $4,000 men, the most of whom are
we'll armed, ar6, as the Federal cause in
Missouri has had Only too good reason to
know, desperate for any emergency. We
believe other divisions Of Gen. Fremon:'s
army a7e headed that. way, and can at least
lcpc that lie Will not venture an attack
{l Price allows him one) with force
'iia: shall give tie rebels more than their
G3ds.
Lexington is again in OUT hands, but it is
Il barren victory. 4 force Of $50 Missouri
11t'ers, under Major White, surprised the
rebel garrison Of 300, on the 18th, and sent
them headlong in all directions. The re5-
c!s left everythingg-but deir ''everS5:: hing
was nothing The condition OF the plae1
IS dc,'lorable. An army Of locusts could
not have mad more complete desolat;on.
Col. Wyman Of Chicago, acting Brigadisz
General, is rerorted to have dispersed the
rebtls that have been plundering Union
u,en ct Linn Creek, taking two hundred
prisoners and recovering some Of the plum
dercd property. His force was $500 men,
and ;.s Linn Creek is town on the Usage
river in the direct route to Warsaw, he
must be near there by this time, 10 cooper.
:atc III the attack upon Gen. Price,
, 1861-10-21

Both Edward Dickinson, Of Amhert, tBell-
Everett,) for Lieutenant Governor, and Josi@h
G. Abbott, Of Lowell, {Democrat,) j for Attorney
General, decline the places rendered them On
the Republican State ticket In Massachusetts,
because, as matter Of etiquette, they cannot
accen: tie scp thrown cut to them by the
cen nsrt party. The..RepublIcaus made their
grand nistske in calling party convention
aac ttea nominating q so-called Union ticket,
without the cooperation Of the loyal men
whoFe support It was intended to Win. Mr..
DICKINSON IN his letter, speaks IN high terms
o' psaafe OF the present administration, and
Expresses the opinion that If peoples COZ
7tnsioa, irrespective Of party hid been called
, 1861-10-21

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-The statement in the
Cincinnati Gazette Of yesterday, to the effect
this Department, brought an order from the
President inst1uctirg Gen. Fremont TO trans
fer the command OF the Western Department
to Gen Hunter, and that the execution Of the
order was delayed at the request Of Gen. Ere.
mont, is pronounced untrue. It Cameron had
such an order, 1t wss not presented. The in
teTyiew between Fremont and Cameron Was
q satisfactory one to both pal hes.
, 1861-10-21
An Impostor By the Name Of IVaahtnE-
ton.
a person calling himself Col. George ".

Washington, Of the q. s. cavalry service, has
been arrested at Cincinnati as aspy aad an i'm
poster. He had engaged one Thousand swords,
when he was arrested upon the information
ot biE. Goddard, son Of Rev. DR.. Goddard, who
lad received letters from parties in Kentucky,
one of which was from Col. King, represent
i1g Washington as an impo6tor, and counsel
irg his arrest and detention. When arrested,
it was upon the charge Of obtaining money
under false pretences; but there seems to be
more at the bottom Of his apparently absurd
movements than hiss yetappeared. The Judge
observed that he was satisfied of his guilt Of
the charge obtaining money under false pre-
teuces), but he would suspend sentence until
Tuesday next, to enable him TO snbstantiate
his Professions, By producing his commission,
partment, Of his relation to the army.
, 1861-10-21

Mz. BCrhpgsme Was at Malta on the 18th Of
Eeptcnbsr, On his way to China. 4 recent
lstter frczn Alexandra, Egypt, says that Mr..
Burlipe2me was expected to arrive there In
lew days. The Italians in Ale1andria had pre-
1z.ed brilliant reception for him. out Of COM
r1iuert Tor his services IN securing the recog-
milton ot United Italy by Congress, and to off
x1t his reiectidn at Vienna
, 1861-10-21

The City Council on Thursday afternoon re-
elected Richard Wallaeh Mayor OF Washing.
tor. His forntr election wss to fill the vaca1-
cy caused by the removal Of Colonel BerEet
10 Fort Lafayette IS political prisoner; but
sg be resigned preliminary to his release,
another election was deemed necessary.
, 1861-10-21

HARRISBURG, Oct l9 Gov Curtin author
izeB the announcement that Pennsylvania has
already sufficient number OF regiments to
meet all the acquisitions made BY the Sationl
Government, and that they are being filed as
rapidly rs could be desired. The Governor
has no power to accept proffars Of new regi-
ments at the present time.
, 1861-10-21

GREAT FALLS, n H Oct. 1a.--The flannel
factory Of John Townsend, at Willow Mills,
n. H., xas burnt this morning. Loss go 900;
Partially Insured Ids NIL was running Oh
2 Government contract,
, 1861-10-21
The Defences Of New York HaKbor...
SeWards4 Circular

The following table Of the armament, garn
eone and cost Of the forti{l cations Of New Fork,
from Official sources, is Of interest, in view Of
Mr.. SewaFd's extraordinary circular. It shows
by the Federal Government, exclusive Of
amounts paid By the State prior to 1851; also
the amounts which, according to the state
uent Of the Engineer Bureau In 1851, vera re-
quired to complete such forts, the amounts
actually paid since, and the amounts now es-
timated by tie Engineer Bureau and Engineer
in ehs1ge, as required to complete the torti1-
Cations of the city:
, 1861-10-21

NEW YORK, Oct 20-It ID reported that Sec
reta1y Chaee has decided that gEe7n teas are
manractured articles, coming ffom places
other thau their growth, and are therefore
liable to duty Of Is per cent,
, 1861-10-21

AIffva1 At Le1xeHNVrs 0l Q0toa1 HeX-
a d;sn.tch was received Friday at the War
Office ffom Captain Prince, In eo.nmand It
Fon LeayeuwoTth stating that Ca1,,tsin Gibbs,
Tith ib tbree officers and ono hun1. red men, had
;ust @ s11;yed from New Mexico, BE also states
i hat IN a lev days ten ofaeevs and four hun:
d1ed men and thirty Wonsa win arrive. AL
he cffice1g and men who we're surrendered bT
Colonel Lynde to the Te1ans. It appeara that
she rebels have nessly the entire POSSESSION OF
that eect;op Of the coua:1y.
, 1861-10-21
The Order to Purchase Clothing In
Eu gland CouhteKmanded.

BosEoE, Oct. 19-The Board of Trade, and a
committee of associated banks, have protested
10 the Government against the purchase Of
army clothing in England. Quar:srnasteE
Thomas had left in The Niagara With let
te1a Of credit to buy. 1t Is now said the Coy
errment has counteTn1anded the order e5 tel
egraph 10 Halifax
, 1861-10-21

From FosxEeas Monroe--The 'sCon-
xr1bAnds,s on Pay
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 18.-No newB from
the South to-day.
Gen. Wool has issued an order giving every
male cont1aband employ red in the Department
eight dollars per month, and every female,
four dollars Der month.
, 1861-10-21

T; c storage, commissions, insurance, and
interest, will cost about SC per bushel ad-
Ei.icEal-makjng 53c. This leaves for the
ta.mer who produces the corn only Sc per
},usLelt while the owner Of the lake vessel
which carries it to Buffalo gets 1ec- But,
Ibis, We are told, is all in accordance with
1ne irnmutable laws Of trade, and therefore
we must not call it extortion!
, 1861-10-21

DARSEsToWN, Oct. T--Ihe camp u nlleu
with ramors Of retreat OF our forces before
superior numbers OF the enemy ~ anu aq1ve g:!
1;aMeport; and OF the recrossing Of the river
to he Maryland shore. THESE rumozs can't
he traced reliably.
, 1861-10-21

Vhe Fnther Of Odd Fellows.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1a.-The venerable Tho;,
Wildery, the founder Of Odd Fellowship,
died th,s ucrnirg suddenly.
, 1861-10-21

One Of the most extensive naval expeditions
in which this country ever engaged is now In
preparation, and part Of it is already On the
way to common rendezvous.
The larger portion Of this fleet has been fit
ted cut at New York, but several vessels have
been prepared at Boston and Philadel-
phis, The expedition as It was composed In
cur ha1bor . few days since, presented
somewhat novel appearance. The Baltic,
loadsd nearly to her guards, the ATLANTIC,
Vanderbilt, and other ocean steamers, all
bearing valuable freight, lay in the stream
with gurboats, side wheel and prope1lers, and
even the diminutive tug, with new coat of
black paint, laid proudly with the war heet.
By the middle Of last week this expedition
was SO far advanced that people began to spec
curious did not hesitate to take an early walk
upon the Battery aud to devotean hour to the
critical examination Of the fleet, to see If any
Of item had left during the night. The won
ter-loyc1s were gratited On Saturday By the
departure Of the Coatz.coalcos, Caaa Wba, Ro.
and Atlantic. The Sd Rhode Island Regiment
Was transferred from Fort Hamilton to the
Cgbawba, and Col. Scrrtll's engineers were to
ken en- another vessel.
On Monday the Battery was thronged nearly
all day BY crowd Of people anxious to see
the Gay, the Star Of the South, Ocean Queen,
Daniel Webster, Ariel, Arago, Vanderbilt, Ozi-
entail and Rhode Island left their several an
c1o1ages and sped their way ont Of port. Three
Jerry boats were purchased on Saturday
Ethan Allen, Commodore Perry, and Stepping
etcre.
The first destination Of the vessels compos-
ing the expedition is Hampton Roads and An
napolis. The naval vessels will rendezvous At
the former place while The transports are en-
gagged in taking on board troops from Annafp.
oils. It is stated, with some semblance Of
truth, that there were i, 900 men sent to An
IapoliE on Thursday. We also learn that the
Continental Guard, Col. Perry, Washington
ti1eys, Col. Moore, and three other regiments
have orders to join the division at Annapolis
1t is therefore probable that an aggregate force
CT 25,0oo men will be cent Of. These will bt
fully EQUIPPED, armed in the best manner, ani
Erpplied With an abundance Of provis ions.
The ultimate destination Of the expedition
is known but to Government aud Gen. Scott
| and ey.n when the feet sails, the General il
| command OF the troops will probably receive
sealed dispatches, which be will be INSTRUCTED
l - e4,ey, rrhan = a certain 1Atff17ne
, 1861-10-21

ITO LUMBER DEALERS AND
L 0IHkRs-F03 SALE-Twoca.goes ct CANADA
Gang Sawed Lumber, couIpoeed Of ea1pR stock k1d
eommca bo7rdr Of good Quality. pes scnoone1s Grand
DAVID GO0DWlLLtE.
nc1lTnt Corner Franz lin and Ohio 6tfeeta.
, 1861-10-21

DEAL ESTATE WANTED
~ Wanted to exchange very. ds sirabla Eiece Of
Elfatant house ard lot On the South ct North Side
east Ct Clark street preferred. A cab payment E11
address "Adyelt User, Box G3" Win description OF
property aud amount Of cash, Of 1rcuIbrance.
Gt.SErgI-lW
, 1861-10-21

Gov. Andrew would have been re-nominated
By acclamation, snd adds significantly: "The
opportunity wss only wanting; and yet, If
presented, the voice of the loyalty Of Massa-
chusetts would 60 up in one full acclaim, as
the voice of one man."
, 1861-10-21

Gen. Buckner's Indian Allies,

tErcm Inc L0a1ST1iIe J0urua1. 1Sth.1
We have received from many quarters the
state ment that there are tHo Indian regiments
in Buckner's camp, and We have heard the
statement contradicted. We are not prepared
to say whether 1t is true or not. The evidence
that it is fact Is direct, and ne have no suit
cient reason to reject it.
It is well known that the Confederate civil
and military authorities have been diligently
ergsged for some time past In m effort 10 en-.
gsge The whole Indian population in the war
agai1st the United States, and that, to some
.1telt, they hare been successful 4 recent
number ef the Nashville Union and ArasYican
announces the mastering Of four Iudian reRi-
menfs into the Confederate service, and eS
uite therest- OF course these four savage regi.
nepts and all the rest that can be raised b7
mea1s Of bTibes and threats have been or will
be taken wherever it is supposed thas they
can be made most effective in the conflict.
Mere policy will dictate where they shall be
employed, for humanity or any considerations
cunnected with it can have nothing to do with
such question, there being NO difference, 50
far az humanity is concerned, between letting
the saTsges loose upon the people Of Missouri
and unchaining them against the citizens o1
Kentucky. There can be no doubt that both
OF these States will resound with their hor1id
TaF WhoOps,
, 1861-10-21

Gen. Fremont still ut WarshW-Pf1ce
Reported At Osceo1a.Gsen- Wyma1's
moVemensR-1e1ingt ~ ain in onr
RAndS.
, 1861-10-21

Arrival OF MIR. @. q. Flint.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, 1861.
MI. G. G. Flint, Of Chicago, late editor and
publisher Of the Ebening Star in that city,
was arrested here to day by officer Jack Mel
son, and goes back tomorrow.
, 1861-10-21

Col. Rankin and the Canadian Gov.
efnmeNts
MONTREAL Oct 19.-Col. Rankin has been
dismissed f1om the militia and Lieut. Clark
from the cavalry service, byIthe Canadian gov
sr1ment, being charged with enlisting men for
the Federal service
, 1861-10-21

RE5o 3sd CT + b d5es reasaes in Mn tas ct Mo4d 3D.
3ay aged st.
, 1861-10-21

cations Of the city:
Name and Location. Garrison. Guns.
Fort Columbus, Governors Ieland.. 105
Castle William. Governors Is1and.. 8001 98
South Battery. Governors 1sland-..1 II
Fort Gibson, Ellis Leland. .........-. 80 Is
Fcrt Wood, Bedloe's Island. ..s...-. $50 =
Fort Richmond. Staten 1sland..-..-. lao
Redoubt Of Fl Tompkine, Staten l.. 1nsn 96
Battery Hudson, Staten Island. 50
Battery Morton, Staten lR3and......J ~ 10
Fort Lafayette, Long leland SO f6
Ft. Hamilton and itg redoubt, L.1'. SD ~
FoF ss3Sis i %st. r. reRt East River is
Fort at Sandy Hook, New JerseT.... 1000 31
Actual expenditure to date. ,964
Additional expenditure required to COM
Total cost, when finished. 1S3,153
It has lately been found impossible to build
the fort at Sandy Hook according to its oTigi.
nal plan for less than s., ,00o0 900. That Is the
amount estimated for it By Major J. g. Barn
is the opinion Of practical men that the diff
entity Of laying the foundations Of the work in
the quicksand which underlies the surface Of
Sandy Hook will bring the cost Of the work up
to two and half millions at least; and it is
believed that the cost Of protecting its walls
from being undermined by the natural action
OF the currents and waves on the point Of the
Hook, will, within 25 years, have amounted to
an equal sum.
The appropriations for armaments Of fosti-
fcaticns are separate from those of the works
themselves, and are not included in the shove
table. The sums appropriated TO. hospitals,
officers quarters, soldiers barracks, and mag
azinee. and the amounts that may have been
exper ded from the contingent fund on these
works, included in the table, are likewise ex
Tha armament given in the second column
includes all sorts Of artillery. The heavy can
| non number over 200 pieces, and comprise
| laS, 6, 43, 50, 24 and IS Founders, and heavy
! S;nch hoEitzers. The 12S and G4poundert
10 and s inch columbiads) are being subsh
tEted for the other four calibers mentioned
The remainder Of the armament is made mp Q
heavy y pou1ders and tield pieces, ngat INC nc.
, 1861-10-21

On Saturday, Notwithstanding q large
tcct Ct vessels arrived the day previous,
lake fIeights advanced 10 20c per bushe1
for wheat, and 10 to;:20o for com to Buffalo,
go to &c 1-2 for wheat to Oswego,- and
CSC fer wheat to Ogdensburg
These are the 1ighest.rates Of freight OBJ
tailed Ut this port since 1856. On The 10th
cay Of October cfthat year, as high as 25c
per bu6hel was paid for wheat to Buffalo;
but 81 that time, both wheat and corn
brought much higher prices than at pres
tnt. SID extremely high rates ruled enly
fo1 FIVE OF six weeks; whereas this year,
We have had to pay from three to four times
mcrr than fair paying rate during the en-
t:rt fall.
The severity Of such exorbitantly
ligl rates Of freight are more felt at
present, because OF the low prices Of pro-
6uce. For instance, corn is worth in New
lc,k Gee per bushel; but in order to get
il there, from Central Illinois, the following
freight has to be paid:
7cad freight to Chicago
Lake fright TO Buffalo lo.---....-.-----..--.-19c
asA1 freight to New IorE~ ..1sc
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