, 1861-10-07
the LATEST News.
Nc cIellan Hosting Politicians.
The California Regiments all Full.
INTERESTING RuMpRs FROM RellA


4. WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-The Paxuee arrived
This afternoon at Alexandria from Hattefas In
let She brings nothing additional Of interest.
f. The n Z. HeTalFs dispatch says that intelli-
The Hs14et Esae viii hereafter: be the tax
t$3AiEr OF tkAa aRQtDnaAe dotitlA s. .~4.-< =
Ed y: Dawson: of indiana, has been appalnt.
fGEf Governor OF UtNh..:I- -. :
ls.The n. 7. Tines dispatch zsys the rebels
E have an encanpment Of two regiments seYen
fssmtles nC1th OF Munson's Hill Their pickets
[>e1teld from near there to Falls Church. 1t is
.believed that the min body of tho rebels is at
+ Manassas.
| The Navy Department has received letter
f from the Captain Of the Key Stone State, dR
] ted Aspirwall, Sept. 18th he has been cruz
I:sEE in search ef the Sumter, but heard moth
[ ing IRON her or her prizee. It was said the
Es1mter had been refused cGat and supplies at
fDea5rara and cayenne. and finally obtained
II at Pe.Dambucc, Of ScotcLmao. Tns Cap
+ tsin OF th6 Sumter kroWB our VESSELS are af-
] tEr him, and won't show himself again in the
( Weet Indies. /. il a& ceTtailed that the Sum-
ter took several ptiz:s undEr the British 4 lg,
sud decoEed otters with the American, with
EEUnione down.
3$%:lYeste1day G:n, K=ses drove - Fa1ls Chuz2s
party OF 1ehe!s OF The road Lending from Falls
! :Chu1cn to Fairfax. Nobody was hurt An
observatory has besn erected Oh Upton's Hills,
1-by which tbs advanced guards of the enemy
4 can he seen. There has not been any picket
4 firing RInce our advance.
e.: Brigadisr General 31cCook has bssn ordered
4 to tEt d. pa1tment Of Cu1nbs rland. His brig.
4 ade i1c1udes the Ohio LIST.
q Hereafter the Kentucky cavalry, formerly
! commanded by Col Young, will bs known Is
!: the Sd Psnns5 1vania. Lieut- Col Owens will
probably be aIpo1nted Colonel.
4 Particulars Of tie capture Of the transport
s Fanny are received. a. soon as Col Ha8Hos
heard Of It: he applied to the Commanding
81 General officer for force OF 800 relief OF
troops, and m armed expedition was fitted
out, which sailed en- the Sd ,Nothing was
/ hs ard Of it When our informant 1lfe.
f. WASHINGTON, Oct s "A special dispatch to
the New York Aening Post says that ad7iees
{ Rhic1 Eaye just been received here from the
+ West represent thst the people are intensely
Il excited over the rumor Of the removal Of Gen.
( Fremont. So general is this outcry at the
West, 1tst the Government has determined
/ | Ect to Interfere with him until h. has had an-
il pie time to show his capacity for command.
II It Ia rop certain that he VIII neither be gu
pereeded nor court martialsd while his troope
:: ate jn the face OF the enemy, and his friends
L. axe flied With the most nrdeas hopes.
General Wool LETT this city by the morning
trsir to,caE. It Is supposed that his destina'
{ Ger Mcclellan has pat an end to the visits
( Of Pennsylvania politicians in our camps.
T. The Richmond EapeTs Of Thursday stats
i: tlst JEFF Davis arrived at Fairfax Cout
X House On "Wednesday, and made speech t.
lie Soldiers, telling them that II they WoulG
+ make good use of their rifles they would 6ooI
!. be il Baltimore.
!: The Richmond papers also state that tn,
;. sick so1diers Of the rebel army have been sen
!, from Manassas to Richmond, and that thi
{ movement was m2da il expectation Of
I b1ttle
It is said at the War Department that j
!. VIE La Mountains balloon, the Saratoga
~ which passed over Washington yesterday
: thus TIE reports 6nd specrladons tbst It M
- t. aTegraDt rebel balloon are dlssipated.
~ Although no official Information has bee
d received that lie British steamer Bsrm1di
- Hhich sailed from Hartleposl, England, Aug
:. 18Th, kad evaded the blockade and reache
10 Savannah, With arms, munitions, &C., ptiyat
q Intelligence is considered conclusive as to tt
~ fact.
. WASHINGTON, Oct 5.--A man named Fysiu
/. ger, formerly a clerk in Washington and latel
- q rebel soldier, has arrived here Ha serve
i in the BeauregaId Rifle Regiment ct the ba
- tie Ct Stone Bridge. Mr. afagraw, who Teu
a to recover the body OF Col. Cameron, ms Al
- rived here frcm Fortress Monroe. It Is r
Ia ported since Gen. Wools departure th1
- morning that he has not gone west, but II
IN turned 10 Fortress Monroe, and that he e.
~ rects to return to this city In q few days. 4
s be left he said he was never in better heal'
- Than nov.