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Arrived Yesterday.

Brit bark Euxine, Watts, I'm Port Glasgow Novem-
Der 23d, to Hoghton, Rankin Zee LIST dist.
Bark Kedron, Farrell, So days FIN Rio de Janeiro,
to Negreponte y Agelasto-3d dist, 25.
Schr Phoenix, Lee, 2 days I'm Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Schr Aurelfa, Robertson, 2 days I'm Pensacola, to
. a Mitehell-Basin.
schr Lizzie Mezieks, johnson, 2 days I'm Pensa-
cola, to master-Basin.
Steamboats,.
Magenta, tneW) Spots, I'm Louisville.
Universe, Stein, fin Cincinnati.
Cora Anderson, Bofnger, I'm st Louis.
HRW Hill, Newell, fin Memphis.
Satchez, feathers, I'm Vicksburg.
Robert Fulton, Grace I'm D0oley's Ferry.
Yazoo, Wallace, I'm Greenwood.
w Burton, Lawson, FIN Grand Ecore.
Pocahontas, Manner, FIN Arkansas.
Anna Perret, Cops, I'm Washington.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, FIN Bayou Sara.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsonvilie.
Wm Bagaey, Sinnott I'm Mobile
Lake End JEFF. d Car. r. r.
Empire Parish, Grant, FIN Lower Coast.
California Myers, I'm Mobile.
Towboat Conqueror Brown, I'm the Passes towed
down and to sea on the 9th inst, ships 5
Blanchard and Harrisburg brought up bark
EaSine.
Towboat ST Charles, Chambers, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 9Th inst,
ship Escort, harks Topeka and Victoria
brought up bark Kedron,
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Leaves MONDAY. Jan. IA, at5p. NJ.
~ II 10y 4 n - = u, esa,rr = Z - n. Z =


. 49, -. new Packet - The and splendid passenger
packet steamer T.. s. ConIey, j. o. shnte,
will Leave as above fer Arkansas Line
City, Trenton Monroe, HarsonhE, Trinity, and all nterme
diae landings Bayou Bartholomew and 0uachita River
For further information apply on board.
The S. Conley with The Red Chief No. for all
landings above Arkansas Line, positively
d3l Airertisinn heent.
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Ez% bs-For Grand kcore Natchtocfes, Clouterville.
Plasance, Coa Alexandria. Normans, Bar.
aSag13hn's, and all Intermediate landings Red river,
Cane and Little riVerslhe splendid and swift running,
light draught passenger packet steamer Rapides. j. C.
Dowty master will leave above For freight passage,
having fine accommodations apply On board.
N1RGINIUS G. DENTzFL,
ial2 Advertising Agent.
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Railroads.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHER


N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
CANTON. January 10. 18GI.-lll bales cotton to
L Adams &co-lO6 Warren, Gilmore &co-90 do
Byrne, Vance &co-- so Mcfarland Il Barhsdale-
IS Murphy, Sykes &co--45 [ H & NJ Allen &co-
"A Thorn6ill &co-46 Carroll Hoy 6sco-44 Thomp-
son u Clark-4l do P H Skipwitll-i0 do Rhorer 4
zunts--22 Walker & Snider- 81 Fricrson, Conway
(Sco- 27 J B Grihble-25 Patton, Smith & Putnam
Parrish 4 Kern Il do Holloway Il Lonsdale- II
Moore Il BrowdeF- IA Rosser. Prothro &co-l3 de
J 4 G Cromwell--I3 Ably & Catching-l2 Gillespie,
Brewer Geo 10 J R Groves &co-l2 do Wright u
Auen-12 to order II Hewitt, Norton &co-12 do
Il K Carter eco II do Payne & Harrison 10 do
Jno Adams Geo 10 Samuel Barrett Campbell
& Strong-9 Friedlander n Gersou-9 Gif1en, Smedes
Sco-7 Levi Geo. 6 Williams &co-5 Lewis &
Oglesby-4 Tully &co-4 Jos Lallande-3 do
Ridgill, Dennis &co--2 Duncan, Payne &co- ! do
NJ D Cooper GEO. sundries to order Total 1927
bales cotton.
N. o., OPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, January H. 1S61.-l2 hhds
sugar As hbls molusses BelIocq Noblom &co- 122
do w G Hewes-6l do "a hbls moIasses Laforest &
Desmares-9 80 do so bbs hi bbl moiasses Hayes
& Sanders 25 hhds sugar 50 bbls molasses Foley,
Avery &co--48 do Lane, Sater &co-30 do G Saba
tier-l7 bbls Is Inf bbls molasses II hhds sugar to
West Renshaw & Cammack-- Is do Ar Miltenber-
ger-l0 do IA bbls molasses to Fellow es &co-6 do
43 hhds sugar Lobit & Charpantier~- Is do 20 bbls
molasses 80 hf bbls do A Mltenberger Gee IS
hhds sugar Patton, Smith 4 Putnam-200 bbs mo-
lasses Gordon Il Castillo-25 do Toledano & Taylor
. bbs hf bbs moasses to order-2 bbls sugar
Lane, Salter Geo 3 do Fellowes Eco 4S bales
moss Vose u West do 95 bales cotton Bellocq,
Noblom Eco rs do Lobit Il Charpantier- 40 do
Darby & Tremoulet- ID do Gordon & Castilo-20
do A D Kelly eco Al do 4 ] Dasilva-3l do V
Gourdain-sundries to order-Total Pa hhds sugar
753 bbls 50 hf bbls molasses 36a bales cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per steamer VIM Bagaley- Is bales
cotton Cook Il OBrien- Wood & Low-l7 A H
May Eco los Tareton, Whiting & Tullis- IS do
Farley, Jurey IS Battle, Noble &co- IL do
A Rugeley GEO. 100 7 Harde &co-l2 do NJ ]
Smith &co- Ridgiil, Dennis &co- % bales osna-
burg to W Letchford eco sundries to Copes q
Phelps-Total 378 bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer California sundries to
order.
ConsIgnees.
NEW YORKER bark Kanawha-SamDson g.
Keen-W Z Taylor Cochran 4 Hall A Lum IL
Co NJ Robinson GEO. S Holden Geo. f J Hart
&co--W McCracken-J Moore &co-C H Slocomb
&co- Taylor & Churchill G Gutl-L w Lyons &
Co l. Sturtevant Geo. Crowell SEQ Boye-
VOORHEES,, Griggs &co-P O'Donne-N 0 Il Car r
COD Kclham--J D Cameron &co-J P Whitney
and order.
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.u RSE 6 4. RED RIVER, NEW

The Grand Duke built expressly for the Red River trade
and for safety comfort and speed not surpassed by any
in the trade.
Passengers and shuDsra rely on the Grand Duke leaving
on the regular advertised dry, rs above
For freight Of passage apply hoard.
YIRGINtUS C. DENTZEI.
d2t Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12
Leaves with dispHtcn
FOB RED RIVER AND RAVDTl

H1Y r. FIFne-F0r Red Blul8, Augusta. MuTeallps or
Nam field Gravel Point, Jourdan's Pleasant
azazfELlili, and all landings Bayou Pierre, Grand
EcOre ST. Maurice, C0tie. Alexandria, Normns orton's,
and all nermeiiate landings Red RyerThe light draught
steamer A. G. Brown, VIM. T. Boardman master, will
leave as above For freight Or passage apply board
NiRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
ia7 Advertising Agent.
The A. G. Brown will be at the landing Wednesday
mnInng reNdN 10 receVe freight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

RIO DE JANE1Ro-Per bark Kedron-5OoO scks
coffee TO Negreponte 4 Agelasto.
PENSACOLA schr Phenlx-2O,0O0 it lunl-
Der 100000 laths to r Pike.
PENSACOLA-Pcr schr Aurea- u bxs tobac-
co Rogers & Woodall-- $4,000 feet lumber $4,000
laths Thos Murray eco.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Lizzie Mezicks-64 bales
cotton Levi &co-9 do N 0verton Geo do
G Metcalf Eco Ga, 600 feet lumber 500 feet sash
SimDsun Il Dorr.
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Leaves on THURSDAY, Jun u, at s P NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
So h Packet I,ine-U. s. Mail Packet--For Memphis
aond the Rends--The fine and splendid passenger
be ready 10 receive freight from Tie foot Of God Street on
Wednesday naming and leave For freight or passage
apply on board or to
JOHN f. HYDE & co,
jail under St. Charles Hotel. left wing
This boat connects at Napoleon regular packets
Arkansas White rivers, and Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.
Bills lading signed the Office of the Agents up O'Clock
dav of departure
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KINGSTON Fer sohr John Giipen.-76 bbls FORK
$50 scks5 corn
BosTeN--Per schr W Tull- 7o7 bales cotton
fSS bhls fiolassos. E--..
PENSACOLA sclr Southron--5 $40 SEEKS corn
S scRs coffee 10 hbls molasses 10 hbls pork cks
bacon.
PENS AC0f4A--Per scllr Anna Bell Isl scks
corn SO hbs -four IL bbs pork hid sugar tierce
Izrice 1 seks coffee tons moss.
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. NJ 3, ct : For Jeiefs0r SmIhINrd, Benton. Port
Lf4#S3S Caddo, SwanSou's Mornings, Albany, Shfcve
F25zzs8poTt Grand inypl. tnmrfe Grand FcGre. Alex.
aalra No'mnns Bnrtius and all Intermediate landings
Red RveIhe eegn and Hight dcaught nuiug rasRen-
steamer Robert Fulton John NJ Grace master
above. For Irenht passage amply board.
iaf2 Adypr isinr, tger,
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WHITE RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst. at b Pm
WHITE RIVE IL FlACE1ET-F0R
~ T. bochahohtRs, Pcwlattaa, baesyille, Jackson
mort Augusta pes Arc end all bindings
ssszE3g{sf White and Black ryefs-The regular packet
Fatn, Eatnn, master, will leave above For freight
Ia S lge apply on board.
jaI2 .. advertising Agent. Ii
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RsY n For Camden, French Port Bench Hills Miilefs
fiislF4s lslutf title BAY, ChanpagnoI Wilmington
Pigeon Hills, Mnri4 Saline, Alabama Landing,
0uachita CITY, Month Baycu Bartholomew, Trenton Menroe
Pine Bua con9b, HoFt9q1a Trinity and all inteupe
passenger packet ThoS Scott master viii leave
as aHoTe giving clear bills Hdihg TO Camden For freight
passage apply on board.
YIRGINIUs @. DENTZEr4,
ja7 Advertising Aestsf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

Leaves On FRIDAY l2lt inst. 1T r. NJ
..e .=.. FOR AHTAEEAPAS VIA ATCHA-
~ = faiaya-Tha light-draugbt passenger packet II,
u. EEfNe n r. Muggah, master, j. j. Akin.
axgEson clerk will leave Us Ah6ye, taking freight for
Rs Iberia Grertan franklin Genteyiilc, Patteronyie,
Betwicks Bay b Hf and all landings Oatha Achafa-
1aya For freight or passage apply on hoard.
YLRaIKIGs, Z. BEKT5EL,
jsl2 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on TUE&nA jar. 10. at 5 Pm.

- Us
ssff.jaSden, Moscow, Rooms Landing Port Bolivar,
Pite Bint, GrcgG,s Landing, Spring Bank,
Ecore, St. Maurice Cos Aexgndria anl al Gtcrnedate
landing The elegant swift running passenger packet IT,
Fur freight kassage apply or beard
PIRGINIUS c. DENTZEL.
jail Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12


Merchants Through Line
-G=Esk EOH MOBILE, SELMA. MONT
geometry Wetumpka and all landings Ala
6ama river YIN the Carroon and Jefferson
Gray Cloud, Captain G. b. Massey
49, WhiEemnn, Captain G. w. Norton.
The above superior lake will regularly the
above trade throughout the season. leaving New Orleans
Montgomery every days Shippers passengers
pend upon these boats remaining in the trade and going
through in all they having purchased expressly for
the trade Freight will he received every day The depot
iivo Circle For freight passengers further particulars
appyto
n2s Office ander St. Gharies Hotel
PS-Shppers will please that the steamers have
no connection with other line and freight
either OF then the dray tickets must be
of the steamer for which it is intended
Cox, Brainard & Co.'S TRI-WEEKLY Through Line
FOR MOBILE. SELMA, MONT
, VIZ GONE Wetuupka, and all landings Alabama
ariver. The staunch steamers VIM. BagaIy
EaaSstAaGEa2R- Sinnot master; Henry Lewis. john
Winters master will receive eight every day the depot
Lyol Circle and will leave the Lake end of the Jefferson and
Car9llton Railroad every TuESDA Y THURSDAY and SAT
uRDAY, the arrival of the 515 p NJ train of cars For
freight or passage apply on board or to
j. L. HARRIS, Agent,
1a3 If 95 Camp street.
s. letter bag leaves the office of the Agent at $40 P
On days of departure
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Leavea every TUESDAY al 8 O'Clock P. ~
NEW ORLEANS AND VICk9,
sgS h. burg U. S. Mail tine.-For Dona1Isonville, Fs
sqUemine Eaton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara
2sssa s Red River Landing, Fort Adams NRchnz Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf WaEentoq end Vck
burgTho steamer Charnicr. Capt, W. G. Wilson, viii
leave above every TUESDAY, o'clock P NJ Returning
she willlesva VckBbG=s every FRIDAY at II O'Clock NJ
u. r. CARROLL & Co,
ja4 agents, SO CaronAeet street
The above steamer will Vcksburg with he steamer
Dey7drGT fdf YnzOo river.
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~ ID. Orleans and shreveport THURSDAY U. s. Mail
s44hhE5 Passenger PacketThe snifcent first
passenger packet Starlight. Charles
Hayes MASTER will leave regularly for Shreveport Grand
Bayou Coushatta Capte Grand Ecoe Alexandria, and ali
Intermediate landings on Red River, as follows:
Leaves New Orleans Leaves Shreveport
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STEAM.ROA ATS.
r e RIV Err.
Leaves on sATuRnAY. january 10. atsPM.
Leaves on TUESDAY. Jan Is Mt 5 p. M pastigety.
RlGuJAR SHIRE III no tn

MI h,tAGKET-For Hnrricnne md Carolina Rlutfs.
shreveport GRAND Bayou, Campe, Grand Eeoe,
aEt AeERudria, NormanS ttprtpu's, Blrhnis and ali
hl nerediat9 landings Red ver The elegant md very
light daught fast running passenger packet Louis
Dor, O. johnson, master will leave above. F0tffeght
{ rpassage apply on beard
VIRGINIUS q. DENTZET.
iaa Advertising Aren't t
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OUACHITA RIVER.


For Camlep Direct
REGULAR DUACFEFTA PACKET
~ H. For Camden French,prop., BeaCh HILL IftteRay.
ltE4q Criuen, Mllers BlnT RGarke Eidorado Cham.
srss.sGap Bangs Wilmington, Moro Bay, Pigeon
ai Qqs{ylle Marie Saline Ezra GRAND Marie. Kowlshds
City, Iocnnond Port Union starngton Mouth D'rbenne
Trenton MONROE Mouth Cheney Pine Bln Cesots Column.
a Humbc HeTraonnrg, Trinity and all intermediate
Ing on nuechita RyerIe new and splendid swift running
will leave above. For freight pasage apply hoard
d31 Sdvertisintt I a-ennt
asr"Clenr bills Of hiding given -.
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LOWER MIssIssIPPI.

Leaves every SATURDAY at S p NJ
EEE ORLEANS AND yECExS-
Eg p burg $. Mail Line-For D0nn'f8ouville, PlRg-
Ter4're Baton RengG, Port Hudson. Bayeq sHra,
proof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Gu Wnrreno ard vjcks-
burg-The IN tcilcE, T. P Ieahers master, will leave
AS above every Saturday at ) O'clock P NJ
J. J. PERSON 4 CO. Agents,
sel0 Il CaronGelet street.
The N"tchez connects ut Vcksbure with the Hope
foT YaZ51 river
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Leaves MONDAY, Jan. u. AZ ; P. NJ, positively
Lightning FSnress Weekly Packet. s ID.
fyp4C SPTLENgAyEB E&kGGENTSErrs
REGuLAR RED RIVER, NEW

%1J IA. ORLEANS AND siREVE PORT Tuesday g. 81
| tSllkkseH51tEs5 Nail Passenger Packet.
xsaeE The and magnificent first class passenger
packet D0ublnOm, VIM. Harrison, master, win lGfve
Eulary for Shreveport, Grand Bayou Cusbatta Gainte
Grand Ecore Alexandria and all intermediate landings
River, follows.
Leaves Ney oTisags7- Icsyes Shreveport
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Pm.

Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, At5P.M
4htenepdent Packet.
FOR THE COAST AND LAFoURCHE
, 49, IA The fine, fast passenger packet w. A. Ana
ssfsH drew, ]. r. Landry, master, J. Jarry, clerk
xsz leave her landing, foot OF ST. LOnis street. as
above, taking freight ard passengers for all landings
Coast and Bayou Laoulche For freight passage apply
board.
VIRGIEIUS @. BENTTEr,
ia7 Advertising Agent,
n r. The public will please take notice that hereafter
bills will be paid Of the boat unless approved by
Ca5t ]. j. Landry, or j. Jarry, clerk.
, 1861-09-24
Tho Rexouu $harpphooterx.

This a.ferncou an exbioltiou la target prac
t;ca was given by f;olonel Berdan,s Shsrn
shooters, af Camp Burnside, The targat VS.
about SIX fett long by three vide, With tWo
men, LIE aize, raIted upon it, aad the dis
Of i've huuertd and forty shots, one hundred
and tbi1:y hit The target. aud uesrly aN the
ether shots struck very near it. Among those
p.esert we're the President who rode
on the 8tld in an open barouche, accom-
panied By the Prince de Joln1 lie and Secreta:y
lowed in a carriaee. The party were received
" the troops in line style. Tie President IT.
s1ewed the regiment. At a late hour Majo7
General Mcclellan and stsE, including
Generals 6to}emau snd Van Vleet. With Can't.
, 1861-09-24

From occasions; Notices nnd ADVERTISE
ments in the New York papers, We take it
tl,at the Auditor Of our State is working off
the bonds Of the suspended banks as fast
as be can and not glut the market For
instance, III the Eaeniag Post Of Saturday
We find the following:
On the 9th Of September, Mr. Adrian 4
Muller will seil At the II. cchants' Exchange
the following ktccks-asseta OF 1ilinola banks
II Equ;dation-bg crdsr Of the Auditor OF
thst State:
q Virginia per cent. 1886. 1877 and 1921
q Moth Carolina psi C4u:., 1885, aud 1e5S
Is Tennessee per cent, 1892 4nd lsaS.
" Mi-souri per cent, lss2- 1873 and 1875.
Another sale on the LIST Of october vii com
prize the following:
sal Goo Tennessee 6per cent coupon bonds. 1873
So GO Ftrgiria per cent. coupon bonds, 1855.
500u North Carolina per cent, coupon bonds
S6 and 80
$4,000 Missouri rer cent coupon bonds, 1SsG
1tt3 SferliE Z bonds. 1863.
400 GeorEia per cent. eonpou bonds, 1868
1870 and lSs2
, 1861-09-24
COL. MULEI&AE,

All Snrbt concerning the fate Of the he !
:. e c..r,nsn6er and soldiers at Lexington
,..smsyed hv the arrival Of 700 non COM
r;:ssicned officers and priyates at Quincy
inst right, Of the Irish brigade and Col
ys.shan's cavalry, who have been released
IN parcle. The fight oommenee6 on 7'hu7s-
DRY, TIE l2th inst, aud lasted eigh: da3s,-
Il. surrender being forced by the Home
,nards, cn Friday evening, against Col
Iullicaa's orders, and while he was dis
a',!ei 1v wound in the leg. The gallant
Cv,orcl was "game" to the last minute,
I'D did moi yield bis sword till it was Ia
...sn from him By physical force. all the
commissioned officers are retained as pris-
v2v7s, tie pri7ates being released on pa
lie.
Cur RI aslingtpn dispatch intimates inst
~: disaster terminates Gen. Fremont s
.:cer as commander Of the Western De-
rartnent. So far as we are able to judge
s. this :in.c, uf think it ought to. The n
l.b;tauts Of Nova Scotia have been dis
euts:n1 Gen. Pricl's advance upon Lex
:. .ston for more ihan week. What VIA:
Iris aIa;cr-Gcnera1 Of the United State
Arly dung mean while: Keeping as #
att told. Col Mulligan's messengers soai|
ing hrft days, cooling their corns on hi
vsst;bule, unable to gain an audience t
deliver their dispatches. And when the
1were delivered, what action was taken
i:cavec knows! We culy know that th
rra1c garriscn fought or, day after da,,
1csr?y Z week, till their ammunition WI
rsG-ccd to nothing, and the help can
z"t God forgive those who are responz
Vic Tor tie sacrifice We never can.
, 1861-09-24
IOWA P0LITIGAs

Judge Masen, the candidate Of the
Hhite-feather party Of Iowa, for Governor
Of that State. has withdrawn from the can
yass. Col ". Il. Merritt, who was put on
the ticket with him for Lieut.. Governor,
and declined to run on the se1ni-secession
platform adopted by the Convention, has
been nominated By the Union men as their
candidate fcr Governor, in place Of Adju-
t4nt General Baker, who refused..to make
the race. Tie canvass, then, Is narrowed
down to the two loyal Onion Candidates
Gov. Kirkwood, the nominee OF the Re-
publicans proper, and Col Merritt, the
leader Of the Peoples party. We expect
to see an animated fight Col. Merritt
comes on the track with the smell Of fire On
| his garments. He led the gallant Iowa
regiment at the battle of Springfield, anG
did his duty brayclT and well. He is, ol
was when there were political parties, s
Douglas Democrat, Of not Objectionable
snteccdents and Gov Kirkwood will fint
HIN by no means despicable opponent
, 1861-09-24

holds; ne knew that he had the sleepleas
energy, the frmnese Of purpose, the breadth
Of comprehension and the heroic devotion
that his duties demanded; and we hoped
that when opportunity offered, he would
display these high military cndowments
thst would lead to victory. We have
defended him against sssailants who de-
nopnced him untried, and condemned
nm unhea-d. But this sacrifice at
lexington is too much. For the
honor Of the Union and the good
OF the cause, We hope that it admits OF an
explanation and defence. We wait for
enc or the other. Chicago has suffered the
loss Of her men. Her pride is cut With
ragged edge. She begs the Generals
friends in St. Louis to speak in his de-
fence--not alleging the shallow excuse
that the command was cut of to get
Price and his force into a position where
the General wanted them, That ia q re-
hash Of the story Of the quack doctor who
threw The patient into fits, upon which he
aVowed be was some" Nosuch himsy
justification as that; but recapitulatlon
OF the items Of the military situation, an
intelligent statement Of the military ne
cessities that made relief OF the be1eaguered
men impossible. This, Illinois has
right 20 denandi
, 1861-09-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
P1rTsBuRGH, Sept. 23.
Tie 7:h Regiment Of Wisconsin Volunteers
arrived E.!e ~ 6 O'Clock this mo,o!9~. They
were received in q BETTING manner. Ihe
Hhe1e regiment were b.eakfastea By the gen
erore people Of this city. They were received
ir . BETTING Eaaner at Chicago, Fort Wayne,
crektlire, and here. TAssz journey ka3 been
marked ~ oae confirmed demoassrat;oa :Elcm
every felce, house, asd platform. May
<sGod b1ssE yoa," Was hea7d from every sils
This regiment is pronounced Is al 77ho hare
seen it the crack ret, t,iGient OF the W.ss, in
every respect splendid boaJ If men, etc,
Their good o=ha7;o: aco sS:uiery bearing,
s:caEs fer i;ae ability Of thsir Huagarian
commar9e7, c. Tas D2:, and tae5t Lieut..
Col RehipsoI, aud their efficient Captains
Their u'2iiaru1 sud Equipments are the oeaE OF
ary r giment which has passed Chicago. Ii j,
name Of GAY. Randi! has become as f:H:':ar
as hausehci1 =1rGs. In the 1'ae he j. CON
t *tantIy cieer.d as fhe r-t1ioEc slE gallant
| Governor. Of the -NcsthTtst-the eeldisra
irfs1d. -ReerG;ta toinsd at Chicago, o1fssas~
Ing desire to join reg iment from :t.ts 81 :tte
] Fbese Go4ernc: clothes and takes care Of its
soldiers 60 well, and cheer Justify for him. IL
| = theE tayo11t. Governor. There tava ~
! eleven eases Of sickness. tive Of mes.las a15
SIX Of general exhaustion. They are ell iol2t
Wei nlIer the efficient snd prompt care O
| Surgeon ra!cer. Al tie 6a.!s Of Tia fe5i
msn. sts looked after l.y tbs State Agent
The rcaa,msEt learc. At IL o'clock ! n. 10
Hslrisburgh
! Tie of;ee1s ct The Pittsburgh aud 1t. Nayn
Da':71.d 1--we shown every possible atteation
III Il, .ts17ed 4be;r e,n+rart IN fte3tftrr
, 1861-09-24

martial lAw, no remarks calculated to ereats
mntfnous feeling will be allowed,
A!7it.,5 officers profess to believe that Ger.
Price will be compelled to So7zz around Lex
ipgton long enough to insure his capture by
the s11uy noF il the dsld.
MulNgar, according to several statements,
has wli1tcn that he could hold out two weeks
agsirst Ten times his number; brt the emitting
of OF t's wster supply apge7:s, however
not to have been thought of,
The trccIz leaving here, sra full OF enthu-
siafn, and premise TO ze:cue MalhsSan'a com-
mand.
The gunbeat New Els hes been recurring
her ion p'ates tc-sav. The work continues
Though The right, Her guns are ready ter
mounting Tomorrow mo1niug.
The Evening: Akue Office Is now in pesses-
Ct file Of soldiers. AL manuscripts hare
been seized BY the Provost Marshsl's order.
The paper vii! not appc II te'no7roF.
Military mo7emenis have hce2 active al
dty, snd en- .s-sse se:1e, htt the detM.s are
conHaban3.
The news Of car reYetae IN Miller courty is
credited here.