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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

VIZ clip The loIieSiag var items nesa Ia
tislapolis Jsarasl Of Saturday.
Tnxsr are nov thirty companies in
Camp Morton The grousds are pretty sell
allied. Bat not unconfo-sabiy or sa~hole-
sonelv crowded.
M.zrss loo. QsartenEsstsr foF The Ir.sh
Regiment. has cap OF military pattern en-
bisr stical Of the shamrock % green. lie
10 doing whatever II him lies Tor the speedy
form .tion Of his regiment
TO companies Of cavalry. from foantaia
county. passed through the city the other day
for PhiIadelpAia. They are intended To- Col
Bakers mounted regiment
Tar German Re<imens. Col wllish. have
SoGs into camp in the vicinity % The Lafs-
yss,e depo. 70 body Of men are le.rn4ag
military nansusers faster shsn are those un-
der command Of IL vel drilled and s'scieai
Prs-.,an Coiao~i
Cot Dc~oSris regiment. the 7th. = rspsaly
Ell-s up. As ne have before stated. ia
camping ground = west Of the Lafayette Il
EtA a &&AAtAa-sA - t--4 en- ALt&& LfF<41t0If
ransi a. snesnp>d Cor this eginent. We Ell
ueasIou the too sld eonp>nse- iron Decatur
eoausy. no~ commanded ky Captains sha-
.as srover-tAs former = Bemusd.ser'.
on o0rsp<ny. and the lssses csPs hcrx.as
ovkn ,1c thousand nen arrived ~ Camp
Mor,on % THURSDAY. The number has b-er
unprecedented since the fen frst weeks sise'
the sonh.rssaeas Of For sanssr
Tsx esh regiment. Col Benton's. without
sasias sny fa-s. : quietly getting resdy io'
active service. In - encanpnenf near d.
Tsrre Haase Dspo, d attracts Eslls attention
lsdcnt vsns nach anti Il ges. 20 anoshe
Rich Nouafsin. shen sst>nsioa ~sn h~ Al
rected toward q withos any menber Of ID.
command sei'csins esther isfiviiaai o. pub
&c notice
NspssoS ard 6rzn; sounsi-- have furns-A
eli. already. = full regineas q men Cor IN
pIiitary service. The people do not ape.
70 be asy vxys tired. bas are gong on form
~~pp>aiss jsss - IL asns bed hsresosor
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

A. al .djo.rned meeting Of the commits
.ionsd ofbcers. for tie purpose Of recon
nending s,xf officers. Capt Am IN the
Chair. and W. II. Fairbanks acting a. Sec
-etars.
On motion Of Lisar. Rose. representative
of companies were allowed 70 cast the votes
Of those absent from thsir respective com
panies-
Tee follo~sng recommendations sers
made unanimously
For colonel-CEAkIKs Cseyr-
Fer Lieut. colonei--Jozs ozsoa~.
For M.jor-Lieai. AIIKs I. Roo.
Meeting adjourned
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
Home Guards Parade in Louisville.

I.orrsvrLrE, KY, Aug. 3i.--rwo kegi-
menss Of Brigade of Home Guaris OF Louis
vile. under command OF Brigadier General
Jouett. paraded through the streets this eve
ming. They made = fine appearance. being
fully armed and uniformed. Several com
pan,es OF the Brigade uniformed and unarm
Ell. not having participated. to-day. are on pa.
rade in the streets tonight.
The shock OF an earthquake sas distinct,
felt here today. persons being aroused by III
force. from sleep. The shock lasted fully
three minutes.
The statement from Washington that Mr.
Guthrie had sent advices e. that city of Al
annrehended outt-ceak Of hostiliies In Ken
tnckv y nnirre.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
ARRESTISG A SECESSICNrST =
REBEL CAMP DISCOVERED.

WAsHrSeroS. Mo. Sept. Last nighi
sixteen of the L. ). Reserve Corps u th's
county. were ordered To arrest violent se-
cessionist living Some ten miles west Of here.
On approaching the house. the lights were
put oat, and the owner learning their inten
tons, fired double barreled shot gun, XIII
ing two Of the Reserve Corps. They burst
open the door and killed him and anothes
man. who fired and ran.
There ia camp Of secessionisls in that
Deighborhood. few miles from where the
above mentioned occurrence took place.
Seventy 81 the Reserve Corps loft hers
this morning TO hold them in check. unit,
achievements can be obtained
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Ceorgia's shoe.San m ..s.cumvent.
ed--Rcmasns OF Gen. Lyon I'm
New Y0rk-Rebelss Money seized
Quiet on the Potomac-u MON.
i.ts Leaving uonson's Hill.

NEW YoRk. August 3l.-Richard $. Free
man was arrested Yesterday on his way to
Eeene. New Hampshire. to purchase Shoe
and pcgging machinery for Georgia, and was
taken TO Fl Lafayette by order of the Score
tary OF State
The remains Of Gen. Lyon arrived at ;
O clock this afternoon and we're escorted By
guard of honor to the City Hall. where
they will lay in state till Nondsy afternoon,
when they will be conveyed To Connecticut.
so 900 belonging 10 the rebels vas sciz
ed Yesterday in the Park Bank by Marshal
Murray.
The Posta special says all Is quiet on the
Potomac.
To-day the Unionists near Monson's Hill
arc leaving rapidly.
The war department i actively Cling va
c.ncies in the volunteer forces by appointing
officers without regard to regular goods
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
TRAITOR CONVENTION IN ISDI-
ANNAPOLIS A ROW - ADMINS
TERING THE OATH OF ALLEGl-


ISpIAsAroLls, September IA Conven-
ton of the sympathisers Of tie so-cslled
peace party, assembled in this city yes;erd.,
afternoon, though but few participants were
present. A large crowd Of excited people
assembled at the Court House. Hon. 7
Walpols of tbs city. was made Chairman.
and while addressing the audience. ccnoanc-
ing the administration and the war, was ia
terrupted several times, and finally xiihdres
amid great confusion.
A msn named Mclean, a friend Of Wal
pole. then attempted 10 harangue the crowd.
At the same time drawing a pistol, when the
crowd rusl =, - and ne ~as r-ihe. roughly
handled During the melee a number Of
fights occurred but With no serious results
Considerable excitement manifested
during the afternoon, and in the evening Z
crowd visited the residence Of Mr.. Walpole
and several other prominent political nner
whose loyalty was questioned. and forced
them to take the oath Of allegiance to the
United States government. Which Was done
without further disturbance Among those
who took the oath was The editor Of the Sen
tinei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

WAsnISeros, September The follow.
ing Is the official report Of the Hattesas inlet
affair:
To The Secretary Of the Nary
i1ye 10 inform you that &C have been
wished by the most hopeful has been accom-
plished. We are taking on board the Mime
s0i. the officers and men. numbering six
hundred and fifteen. who surrendered alter a
bombardment from the feet during a portion
u three DAYS After landing the prisoners
at Se~ York | shall return ia Hampton.
Signed, :. II. STRINGHAM,
Blockading Squadron.
The articles OF caritria:.cn agreed on be
tween Com. Stringhsm and Gen. Butler and
Samuel Barron commanding the naval force
Of the Confederate States Navy. Col. Mar
ii. and MAJ. Asdrews commanding the land
forecast Fort Hstieras. stipulate that all for
ces under the said Barron. Martin and An
drews and all munitions, arms, nen and
property be Internationally surrendered to
the Government Of the United States ia
terms of full capitulation, and that the Off
cefs and men shall receive the treatment due
TO prisoners Of war.
Another official account SAYS the expedi-
ton 10 Cape Hatteras Inlet. resulted in =
signal victory over the rebels. We captur-
"a tao forts, twenty-five cannons, one thou
sand stand of arms and us prisoners. among
whom are Capt. Sam'l Barron. Lieut. Sharp
and DIR. Brown, late of the U. ). ". and
Mai. Andrews, late Of the L. :. A. Loss on
their side not learned Five are known 10
have been killed, and a number wounded.
maUy of whom were carried away.
Lieut. Nurdock, late of the the U. ) Ma
Wy Is among the number. with the loss Of an
arm. We have no casualty of consequence.
The surrender was unconditional.
About three hundred men were landed
amid heavy sgof. when the men OF war
hauled in and commenced the cannonsde, at
1915 A. NJ, on the 2cth. and kept IL MP at
intervals all day. commencing on the 18th
with increased effect.
The encmb attempted 10 land about IF
teen hundred men at the fort, but were driv-
en- back at IL 80. They displayed a white
flag and were forced 10 surrender at discro-
ton.
IL is believed that many OF the wounded.
and perhaps ell the killed were sent on board
the rebel steamers in the sound, prior 20 the
capitulation.
Gen Butler has arrived in Washington.
The news Of the victory caused unbranded
JOY. The result OF the expedition il said 10
be our possession of the entire North Caro-
lima coast.
This expedition was planned BY expert
enced officers ia connection with the Navy
Department, before the meeting OF the last
Congress. bat had beer delayed till the 9sth.
Among the papers captured. was one from
the late American Consul at Rio dc Janeiro,
Robt. G.. Scott, giving list Of all vessels
leaving or to leave that port during the month
with full description of cargoes &c, by
which the rebel pri. ateers knew when and
where to look. and six named in the list were
captured.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

srrcrsr TO rsr cf~cSSssri esrrTTr.
Ct.sxssrss. Va. August 3o-Ofheisl
.avicss sho~ that The sr.ir Il Cro-- Lanes
rss q ncre ssirmish.
Col. TYLER. Nth one division Of his reg
nen,. sx surprised BY strong rebel force
snd fesl hsrk under oris-. bat rather fast
The enemy hsd 70, between him and he
other dsvision Of his regiment under Major
Cssemenf Both divi-ians escaped -ith ri
teen reported killed
A rscket skirnish occurred ten miles BE
io- Hunesine Yesterday The rebels re-
srsstrs 18th fvs killed Our ioss vas ore.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH-DEFENC E
OF THE SSISSIPPI-ILLNESS OF
JFFF DAVIS &c kc
JEFF DAVIS &C. &C.

LouIsvILLr. Sept 1.-The correspondence
of the New Orleans Delta of the 2eth says
the coast Of the Missippi is we'll protected BY
scores of volunteers along shore
Quite number Of gun boats are buileing.
A special dispatch to the Delta dated at
Richmond 9th saws that President Davis is
so i'll tina; Congress adjourned to await tis
convalescence.
A bill passed Congress for the settlement
of accounts with the Government and States
for advances towsrl- the prosecution of the
war
Some members favor the release Of Har-
ris. Mcerow and Ely.
Commander Boutwell, has been brought TO
Richmond charged with being spy. by Gen.
Magruder.
Rumors here confirm Rosecrsns' surrender
TO Lee near Beverly.
President Davis is authorized 10 appoint
| two Aids rs Commander-in- Chief.
! All absent officers OF the army Of the 20
tomac are required 10 be a; their posts on the
twenty eighth After the adjournment Davis
will take command in person Of the army 81
the Potomac.
Richmond dispatch reports the arrest oil
several I.oudon county Virginia, old citizens
chaaged with treason.
Several deaths of Federal prisoners had
occurred. including Capt. Jones. OF the Srst
Maine. Lieut. Bowdon, of the eleventh Mas
sachusetts.
The Babti-t College. at Richmond has
been made an army hospital
The Knoxville Register. of the Gath, mott
ces the arrest OF commander Boutwell,. oil
the United States navy. by order OF the Con
federate Secretary of War.
The Pensacola correspondent OF the Col
umbus Gas Sun. says there are whispers o
a fight soon.
Litters are making, BY order of the Quar-
termaster.
More troops are expected.
Capt. Alternately, Of the 18th Mississippi
reports. on the ooh. more than half his hrie
ade in the hospital.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
Later From California.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPIRES

Outer STATION, PAcfrrc TxrxcxAYu, Aug
30.-The Pony Express With San Francisco
dates to the 2lst passed here at 5 O'Clock q
In. to-day
The steamer Uncle Sam, for Pansma. took
81 100 900 in spccia.
Each Of THE three political parties have
nominated third candidate fer Cosgress ia
accordance with the statement of the Secre
tary of the Interior that Csl;.crn;-, under
the new census, Is entitled TO three member.
instead of two.
A FIRE a, Shsws Flats, Taolomone county.
destroyed property valued - 81 s 900.
There are said to be good many s,nspa
thisers with secession in Nevada Territory.
All the Indian tribes East of the Cascade
Mountains are believed 70 be preparing ios
war with the whites.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
PASSPORTS FROM ST. LOUIS

sr. Lows. Sept. The following j. sp-
pended TO the passports issued by the Pro-
vost Marshal. and must bear The signature OF
the person accepting IT, pass.
1T Is i Understood tcat the within famed
subscriber accepts this pas Oh his word Of
homer that he Is and viii be ever loyal to the
United States. and thereafter found in arms
against the Union, or ia sny gay aiding her
enemies. the penalty will be death
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3l.-A special 70 the
Courier from the Union American of Nash
vile, 3lst, SAYS, dispatches from Richmond
state that Gen Butler commanding q Feet OF
one hundred guns and four thousand men.
arrived in fort OF Hatteras on Tuesday, and
opened fire on the fort. which was vigorously
returned The garrison of three hundred
men, was under command Of Capt. BarTin.
formerly of the United States Navy.
After twenty rounds. the rebels ammuni
ton gave out, and the entire garrison sur
rendered The fort was built few months
siI ce, aud mounted twenty guns.
The same saws il IS believed ia Richmond
that the blockade has been effectively bro
ken by the arrival of the British ship ALI
ance at Beaufort y. c.
F, Davis is reported convaleseont.
An engagement took place at Cross Lane.
Virginia, on the Doth, D.. ween three thou.
sand confederates and Mae hundred federals
resulting in our favor.
Commercial non intercourse with the north
under limits. is 10 be emit Ell by penalties
during the war; also lette. rrespondence Is
prohibited.
Mantanzas 25th.--A British schooner ran
the blockade of Newburn and arrived here.
She has sailed for Charleston.
A sloop from Charleston also ran the block
sdc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

Is II so.--The STATE Senfiaei OF Saturda '
ssys The following officers OF tho li'h Res
irnent has resigned We do not know upon
what authority the Sentinel makes the state
ment. but IL true it il exceedingly singular
Jos. G. McPheters. Surgeon.
W. Z. Dsuem0re. 81 Lieutenant
v. 3 Thompson. Captain.
Lynch " Terrell. LIST Lieutenant
Harvey Taylor. LIST Lieutenant.
w ID. Lewis. 81 Lieutenant
w. Rogers. ls Lieutenant
The people OF this Safe viii lie anxious
70 learn the caus. OF these designations. Il
they have beea made made at this particular
l1neture
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Attsatien Yssng Men OF Terre
Haussi

There isno~ an opportunity for youns men.
between the ages Of eighteen and thirty
years. 70 join cavalry eonpany-Captain
BENEFITS knights. Of Sc Louis. The Knights
are attached by order OF Gen. Fremont. to
Col. Merriil's cavalry regiment.
Col Merrill Is a regular army officer
orly Twenty-Five young men are wanted to
complete this company. Horses and equip
ment furnished. siso transportation u ST
Louis. The compsnys quarters are at the
New Barricks. in rear OF the fair grounds at
st. Louis. The msa must be ready 70 leave
by the last Of this seek Baglers. Br.-s
Band and leader a,so wanted
Apply at Heyroths Store. vest side pub.
lie square.
THOMAS ~. McKEySAN.
s2i7t Sergeant.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
Filling vacancies-stsrtt News
From Kcntucky-What Coifax
says-Anofber Guest mt Fort La :
fayette - Gathering mp Water
Crafts-Letters tn yvestcrn Ken.
lucky.

SPECIAL TO POST
WAsHISGroS, Aug. 3lst.-Startling news
reaches US from Kentucky. Mr.. Jackson.
member of Congress from that State. who
had just returned 20 this city, from the per
Torrance Of committee duty in New York
left, suddenly, for Kentucky last night. hav
ing received urgent dispatches indicating dan
ger of an instant outbreak OF hostilitics.-
Similar advices have been received here to-
day from Mr. Guthrie.
Schuyler Colfax has just arrived here. he
reports enlistment as gong on finely in Ind.
and Illinois The troops are anxious for i'm
mediate service in Missouri. " thin n fort
night twenty FIVE thousand men will be in the
field from Indiana alone.
Lieut.. w. II. Ward. late or the Macedoni-
an who lately resigned, arrived in New York
on the Release on Friday, has been sent to
Ft. Lafayette.
The Navy Department had the banks OF
the River examined last night between this
city and Fort Washington for boats which
might be used for transporting contraband
articles across.
Thirteen were brought NJ to the Navy
Yard.
Letters to Western Kentucky TO the con-
tinued post Offices should be addressed vis
Louisville.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

~ NJ jor Van v@IksaburS. Orderly TO
Col. EimbaIl Of he i4th. and one Of the
heroes OF late skirmish with the rebels in
the Mountains OF Virginia. in which he shot
two rebels. reached this city on Saturday
evening en- route to Missouri. where he takes
position Ia the Telegr.phic Corps under the
superintendent Of Geo. II. Smith. formerly
Superintendent Of the line from this city %
81 Louis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

Sorrcx TO TxAcuxzs-Sosies 70 hereby
given that the Board Of Trustees will receive
written applications for situations ss teachers
in the Public Schools, to commence on the
erst of October. any TINE between this date
and the frsr Monday in September. All sp-
plications must be accompanied with the Ger
ufcate OF the School Examiner.
The applications are TO Be addressed 70 Of
fled with Mr. John Rainharc. NJ his store
corner of 9Th and Ohio streets
By order OF the Board.
JAS. B. EDMUSDS. See. pro f~su.
div
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A BAr11KY TO sE EEEcrED orrosfrE Cot
uzrrs. EKsrrcxY The Evansville Journal
of Saturday says BY the arrival OF the
steamer ConesiosA. wc learn thai the gun
boat. A o. Ty'or aud Lexington lefs Cairo
last Thursds, e'sning. nth one thousand
men on boari. for The purpose Of erecting a
batter opposite Columbus. Kentucky.
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The Journal OF Commerce ia Better
Hands.

Ars YonK. Angus, 3l.-Dayid NJ. Stone.
long OF She Commercial Advertiser, and
Wa. G. Prime. have succeeded to the inter
ests OF Gerard hollsck. of the Journal OF
Commerce. ia connection with Hallock 4
Hale. will hereafter conduct the paper.
The Government has removed the inter
dict against the circulation of the Journal Of
Commerce over the mail and express routes
Of the United States
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02
REBELS RISING IN WESTERN vIR-
GINIA.-HOME GUARD TURNING

WHEELING. sept. There Is considera-
Bile excitement here 10 night in consequence
of dispatch Just received from Paramount,
Marion county. by the Governor, stating that
alarge number of secessionists have risen in
the back counties aud arc now marching on
town to burn Il. and tear up the railroad the
track The drums arc beating TO arms ara
the streets are crowded with people.
The Governor j. dispatching the Home
Guard and volunteer citizens 10 Fairmount.
The rising Is supposed 10 he in concert With
some movement OF Gen. Lee. All the L. ;.
troops have lately gone forward from that
point.
IL is feared that the movement AMONG tho
seccssionsts may be general and large mum
bers of citizens here are going on patrol du.
" tonight
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RAID UPoN ST. JOSEPH. NO.

ST. JosxrH, Aug. 30.-This mornin. our
city was surprised and thrown into sla.o Of
excitement by the arrival of one hundred and
ten mounted, armed rebels. who paradod the
streets and captured two United States army
recruiting officers and then returned TO their
camp, which is some eight miles distant.
IL i. rumored there are one hundred aud
fifty men ren6czyoused near here.
The withdrawal of the Federal troops from.
this point and vicinity hss left the field opea
for their depredstions,
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~ In consequence Of the delay oees
soasd By the necessity Of procuring passes
70 leave ~ Louis. the train from that city
did not reach here on Saturday s'ealas IN
III after ere o'clock The train on the l.
II. and K. Railroad vas he'd waiting until
The eonnecrion vas made
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Seirnre Of Tobacco.

Bcsrou, August 3l.-The United States
M.shal t. day seized 50 900 pounds Of 20
bacco. the alleged property ofJamss Thom-
as. Jr., of Richmond. The tobacco reached
Boston via Nashville aud Louisville.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-02

CHICAGO. August 3l.-A fire Yesterday al
Bishop Hill, 10 this State. destroyed corn
houses. machinery and large amount OF
hroom corn. together with several hundred
thousand feet of iun,her. belonging TO the
Bishop Hill Colory. Estimated los s25 600
20 <30 600. No insurance.
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FRESH OYSTERS !

EERN's REST AURAS
CzAxIKr KEnS lss commenced receiving
a. his very popular Restaurant. Fresh Balti-
more Oysters which will be served up under
the superintsadence Of Nr. Pratt. Ia every
possible style TO salt the taste. and in double
quick time they Will DO 70 civsd daily
throughou, the season Iau3ldiw
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Tnrx As GosrrI-Hoa Joseph Holt. a
lifelong Democrat of Kentucky. said IN
speech in front OF the fremont Hctel Bos-
Ton. on tue evneailg Of the 18th sls.. that
esmyrsniss IL a word that csnnos nov be Ut
tered sxceps By disloyai lips. or By those
speaking directly in the iEtsrests o. rebel
- whst say ye. compromises Of Vigo
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Government will not collect Duties
on s.siy-Seard-wiIi Rely on nm
Efficient Blockadc-Pnsses Granted
ro Correspondents of Loyai News
psper.-Loyalisi. IN Western VIZ
sinia Raliyinr.
WASHINGTON, Aug IL
Ii seems certain that the administration AZ
present has no Intention whatever TO avail it-
self Of the permission sanctioned by Con.
gross for the collection Of duties on shipboard
or the entire closing of port-. which ON q .
land side are Ia possession OF The insurrec-
tionary authorities.
Our Government will rely on the existence
and efficiency Of is blockade Tor sufficient
answer 10 all and sns reclamation shlos may
be raade hy foreign Governments In regard
to their maratmo rights
The intelligence cf to-day contains an ar
ticie % the above effect ami this telegrsphlc
agency has such suthentic information as
warrants the expression Of the correctness Of
I the statement.
srrCiAL TO rosr.
All the regular correspondents Of the loys
newspapers are now granted passes 70 cross
the Potomac. the temporary restriction hav.
/ ing been removed.
The Government u using the new Ireasu
~ notes in part payment Of the Clerks IL
the Departments.
Adv,ces received from Western Virgins
s,,,s that the loyal mon OF that region ar
rapidlv cniisting IN the volunteer service.
A rnion meeting has ~, been held Y
Alexandra. Va.
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- Sz,srtsa TrrooeArHIeAL EsKoz--by a
<sry ssfrral mistake Of com2ositog "a tho
oasce ,fthe New York Herald. that pApes
Is made % say. The frs; Minnesota kegi-
nsat. commanded BY Col. Willis. Ger
nan" Our readess scarcely need be told
chat Willis A. Gorman. formerly Of this
STATE i the Colonel meant
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CrcfxxArs. Aug. 3l.--A severe shock OF
an earthouake was felt az Cincinnati and "
cinitv abou, 5 o'clock this morning. in ma
nv case The shock was severe enough 20
arouse peoplo from sleep.
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HON L. j. PENDLETON CAPTURED
BY The REBELS

PlrAsAsr HllI. AD.. Aug. 30-Advice.
received from Nsrtm-bury state Thar Hon.
Edward y rn'ileton. OF Virginia. has been
captured by the rsoels. PeDdlsios h
prom nent Union man.
Everything on the Potomac between III
mouth Of 6eOsea aud Nonoeicy. l. qaist.