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settlement Of the Fremont and Blair Quar-


The Washington correspondent editor o.
the Pbila1elphia Press writes
Intelligence has been received from Sec
retsry Cameron and Adjutant- General Thom-
as, that they have heard both sides of the
Blair and Fremont controversy, and enter
taia little doubt that it can be amicshly and
honorably adjusted. The Secretary had a
full interview with both, and heard their
friends respectively, and viii return, it is
said, we'll convinced that while many of the
charges Of Blair were well founded, the patri-
otisaI and vigor Of Fremont cannot be ques-
toned. Great credit is due to Gsn. Cameron
for the manner in which he took hold of this
unpleasant affair. It is his purpose, / under
stand. to visit all the military stations with
in the district of Gen. Fremont and Gen.
shermon, Qate AndersOn,) AID to satisfy
every just complaint that may be made"
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ADDITTONAL PEE ARABIA.

4IaLIEHlAI O0Is To
Madrid, Oct. 2.-The Correspondence
Autograft of to-day says we are authorized
to deny the statement that the preparations
for the Spanish expedition to Mexico had
been suspended, and to declare, on the con-
trary, that they are being actively carried
on. The expedition of Spain will leave very
shortly without prejudice to the cooperation
which she will afterwards afford to France
and England.
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FROM ST, LOUIs-

oT. LOUIS Oct. 10.
The Republican learns that the work on
Notifications around the city have not been
suspended, and that guns will be mounted
and everything completed within eight days.
1t also learns that four million dollars will
arrive here next weez to pay off the Govern
ment indebtedness.
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Americans in ParIs-The Wife of Lieut..
Gen, Scott.
Correspondence of the London Star.
PARIS, Saturday, Sept, %, 1861.

Correspondence of the London Star
PARIS, Saturday, Sept 2s, 1861.
Among the Northerners now at Paris is
the wife of Gen. Scott. She had a very mar
row escape of being among the passengers in
the Great Eastern, when that steamer met
with its latest and most serious accident.
Her passage was actually taken, and she was
on the eve of setting out, when an American
gentleman, whom Gen. Scott had requested
to come all th3 way from New York to be
her escort over the Atlantic, arrived at Paris,
and having some matters to arrange here,
which would cause delay of two or three
days, she was obliged to defer her voyage for
few days, and has not since been able to
leave Paris. Mrs. Scott is in very delicate
state OF health and quite martyr to ner-
vousness. She is not able to read the news
paper till some friend looks over them, as
sures her that there is no evil tidings from the
North, and that nothing has happened to any
member of the family, Of which her husband
is not the only one who has taken up arms
in defence of the Federation. Close to the
house in which Mrs. Scott is staying, lives
another American lady, of some celebrity in
her country--Mrs. Ritehie, who is better
known as Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt. This
lady, who is of Northern birth and education,
retired from the stage on her second marriage
with a wealthy southern planter. She is still
remarkably pretty as well as peculiarly fas-
cinating in her manners, and although past
middle age, does not look day older than
she did fourteen years ago; nor is the slight
est token of advancing years to be seen in her
hair, which still preserves the beautifully
Furnished lock, and would be remarkably
luxurious even for young girl. There are
alfO some near relations otlGen. Johnston
among the Americans here, who, however,
are not less Anti-Slavery than any OF the
Beecher family.
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FIRST DISPATCH FROM
SALT LAKE CITY.
Dispatch from Brigham Young
to J. H. Wade, Of Cleveland.
UTAH HAS NOT sECEDED
Last Nights Report.

CINCINNATI Oct. ls.-[The dispatch here
sent, refers to the statements of the Cincin'
natl Gazette, regarding Fremont and also re-
garding the war operations in Kentucky
both OF which will be found elsewhere in
our columns.-EDs
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The EvenInr Lender.

ls'ao every afternoon at O'Clock an Even
,ng Leader containing all the latest news up to
that time. The Evening Leader will contain All
the telegraphio news received In the day time,
end is a complete paper in ITSELF Subscribe"
can be furnished with the morning or evening
edition at the same price, viz, i've dollars
year, or hfty cents per month. News Agents far-
nisbed at 81 50 per 100 o0ples.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Oct. Is.
The Secretary of War has ordered Col.
Berdan to establish Camp for instruction
here, and collect sll the sharp shooters he
can for the next so days, with full power to
accept companies and regiments who may be
found equal to the requirements,
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FROM MISSOURI.

STRAOUsE, oct. IL.
The rebel Hardee, who has recently been
reported in Kentucky, is said to be marching
to the aid of Price, with 1000 troops, and
is expected to reach him next Sunday.
Nothing has been heard OF our advance
guard to-day.
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The Pacific Observation-Disclosures from
Rrlaham YOuuR,

As will be seen in another column, the
Pacific Telegraph is completed = Salt Lake
City and will shortly be completed to San
Francisco. The first dispatch rom the Nor
mon capital is one from Brigham Young to
]. H. Wade, q of this city. The Honor
able Brigham says that Utah has not Sc
ceded.
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THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE.
Fr. BRrDsER, Utah. Oct 1s.

The Pacific Telegraph line was completed
to Salt Lake City at l o'clock to-day. The
line between Salt Lake City and San Fran.
cisco will be finished in a few days.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IS.

7 1III31IE7llIlI IIII-I NlI9s TO-
Henry D. Moore, State Treasurer, denies
the statement that Pennsylvania has received
$500, 900 on account of war expenses. Not a
dollar has yet been received.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
It's reported that the Government intends
sending large orders to Europe for making
army woolens. The rumor causes consider
able excitement among manufacturers.
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CONTRIDTCTED.

81. Louis, Oct. IS.
The reported withdrawal Of Major R. NJ
CorWine from Gen. Fremonts staff, is oth-
cially contradicted.
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FIRE.

ERE, Pa, Oct Is.
The oil refinery of R. W. Robinson, with
two hundred and fifty barrels refined and a
quantity of crude oil, was totally destroyed
By FIRE this forenoon.
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The Cabinet and Military authoritisI Of our Gov
ernment are plainly endsaEoriug 10 Immediately
and thorQuRhly crush the Wild but dsi ermined re-
belliOr, by extending a well formed army the en-
tire eXteDt Of the frOnter and By extensive attacks
by failure 10 increase the numJer IN service on
tn ir new and y ell dir, cted plan
May in Northern Ghi1 have little idea Of the
seer fees nov being made BY m n and families In
Let us not Be disgrhcsd BY more delay, but ct
once offer ouraslye' 10 follow eur h4E and earnest
and 'triote leaders 70 victory and peace.
COME ONl CONE OEI
COL. V. BAUSENWEIN
lthe Arst on GaribaldPs STAT and sn 0acsr Of vide
experience in ali the late great Europ1sn Struggles
and no refused an enormous briba 20 Join tbs rob
els of Jeh. Dayis) s now organising Of the Rest
t'hiO X gimentH, and will cemman1 it him8elf.-
Military experience is worth more than all else in
war, and Co. b. is distinguished hero, as he can
and Will be In daily care Tor his men.
LET'S CLOSE UP THE WAR SPEEDILY.
am authorized to recruit fjr this, the FIFTY
ElGHp M y. ", BY she Governor Of the stats.
REMEMBER TaE 500 BOUNTY.
$500 to EVsyy Citizen pbO brings Good
Recruit
ThoEe who cannot 90 may thus we'll ssrVs their
country.
68-sinoe am called 10 anothsr rost in thu Rezi-
ment, provided detachment OF 60 men il raised, al
| the Commissioned and Nom Commissioned Onicsr7
Eill be electd ON the ranks; If 81. beth Leuton-
- Recruiting Station at ObsrI:n. Lorain OOun-
/ ty, Ohio,
oct,0RI LIkUf J. A. DEWEY.
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EORUITs FOR THE
FIFTY-EIGHTH 0. V. U. s. A.

"The entire number must be made up from
the Siats. If it cannot Be done By Volunteers,
It must be done By DrgtL"-[ ADJ'T GENERAL
BUCKINGHAM.
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We have o printed Catalogue OF $50 different work
which offer at half price This Catalogue will be
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THE NUMBERS ENGAGED AND THE
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MORE DETAILS OF THE FIGHT
NEAR HARPER'S FERRY.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.


Eazggksss - 9SF:sEsgs
nN and AFTER Monday the LIST OF October,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave Richmond daily Except Sundays At $3.50 NJ for
ataunon intermediate Way Stations connecting at Cor
donEye with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains Tor
Alexandra and Intern da stations and At Charlottesville with
Lynchburg and all points West and Southwest q
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Hartman with the stanton,
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Harman Mason and Company Stages connect with The ran
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Mboro for the Warm
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RETURNING
The Mail Train leaves Jacksons River Mondays wednes
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A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
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AZ T:45 A NJ, for Waynesboro.
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New Orleans mportan, Points Ia the South West BE-
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,250, 000i


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rum spring and Gum Cylinder
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RICHMOND AND DA6VILLE RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
RRANGEMENT5 have been made by the Rich "a u a
"A mond and Danvie Railroad Company where Gf NH
by Freight Intended shipment port Of Richmond
up Freight arriving Richmond by and having for
destination any point accessible this Company by It's own
ne Through Freight arrangement with any other roads,
will be received from delivered vessels direct Thus reieV
lag the shippers such freight from all charges for drayage
wharfage and at the time facilitating the speedy transport
OF goods.
delivering goods which they desire should be shipped at
this arrangement will state at the time Of their
delivery.
The Railroad Company WILL when required attend TO ectng
such goods all points the United States and
bills Ladng per sailing vessels will be forwarded TO
cons.gnors and consignees.
For further particulars address
CHARLES G. TALC0TT, supt,
noI9 Richmond and Danvle Railroad.
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NOEICE--Pe-sons wishing obtain tickets
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known the officers Of the Road tickets wi be sold
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mA20-Iy Ticket Agent.