Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

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Command we're arrested RlIsbethtown sy part of
zen r I,cran's command and Brought here to-day
They are supposed 10 be spies
The Dsmoerd. publishes letter from B. s. Buckusr
TO Jams Gnhtie proposing that Guthrie continue the
mag msnt OF the portion Of the Louisville and Nash
vlo R.ihoad under ths irAislce Of the force under
ck1eTs command and II hi' should be declined lck
proposes transferring the rolling stock TO such agents
b. appointed by the counties through which the
road passss -e'
War NEAsuREs KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE
FRASKrosr, Sept "a
The House bill passed, BY vote OF 81 to is, author
hing the Military Board to borrow one million dollars
10 addition million authorised Nav ~, on the State
bonds payable IN ten years. and establishing tax at
per cent on 800 10 pay the bonds aud inieres-the
said to be appropriated to the defence OF the State
The bill recognizes the Mi ary Board, making it 70
consist Of Peter Dudley, Sam'i Gil, Geo. +. Wood, L.
II. rsylcr, and Jno. Temple.
resolu ion offered aud referred to the Commit
tee on FEDERAL relations asking Gov. hagcf1 whether
the invasion Of Kentucky BY General Bucklsr has been
made upon any consul alton, advice recommendation
of any person connected With the Executive Department
OF the State.
The Senate resolution was adopted that a committee
Of from the Senate ami from the Housl b. ap
iA.ed enquire bv what authority and u0der what
clargss members Of the General Assembly have beer,
- reported, arrss ed at HErrcd'burg.
IRON WASHINGTON.
uFAIEs IN KENTUCKY.
WASHINGTON, Sept "a.
A delegation of Kentuckians headed by Ho1. Green
Adams arrived here to day. and held consultation With
thu President tonigh: the condition Of sf,s in thai
asta They represent the sentiment of the people to be
for the Union.
CESSATION OF PICKET FIRING.
The order of General McC!, lin prohibiting the Uuon
fr,u 6rip m he
sus OF the latter being faithfully carried out The
eaemy TO be DESTROYS to initiate the order OF Gen.
McCelIn aod to day there Gas general ce.su oa OF
the usual musketry fuslade along the iues Tbs fact
has had the erect to bring the pckets OF both armies
Wtn speaking distance and TO day many social conbs
took pace beIHeeu the soliiery. Capa hosse Of the
Michigan giment had conv,rsaton with Georgia
Captain in which the latter stated that be was happy 10
hear that Gen. Mcclellan had Issued tbs humane order
10 regard Hrng pckets, and said that the rebels
would reeiprocais.
REVIEW or CAVALRY AND ApTlLLSRr.
The grs1d army Is itself on,e more. 0ne Of the res
i.pays OF cavalry and artillery ever witnessed upon this
elti1ans witnessed this afternoon, upon tie parade
CT unds one mia OF the Capitol There were two
thousand cavalry and eghs bseres Of artillery in hns.
sleh battery consisted Of six pieces uskag frsy eight
eauaoa In line. About equh proportion OF thrty-~o
porad uowitzsrs Plro; riff ID cannor INES rhed caI-
non and y pjeoa eu1s, constituted the character Of
the od1gpe,. Toe clya,y vas under the comm md Of
Gen Barney DO b aids 20 4sn. MO- Ham, and d,ttlsd
- T1s several services named. TIE whole sed
bY Maj General Mcclellan at -four o'clock The G,rC
raj vas accompanied by Cen. Van Vlei artsrmAtsr tf
the parment OF The Potomac Inspector General Mar
c., Capt Sykes asd Capt Hudson, OF Gel, hcClelaas
al Can. Mansfield A-d stat General ftTj ,hn Porter,
G n Meigs Gen Keyes, Gen Smith, Gen. B.enler aud
sld including Prince Sam Ss u and Il Prince de Join
yils and SOU and two bePhers Tnis entire party ae.
e,mpanisd the ComDsndi1g General in the grand res
view Il vas Witnessed oy hse thousand people and
VAs highly satisfactory 70 G,n. kcLleln, to the guess
a-d ihe spectators generally.
Poe Prince dc JOnvils Prince Sal Sam and oher
eKpereuced gentlemen from the clas c fields OF Europe
vS3 have Witnessed many military displays 10 Their
countries express Ihs admiration of tbs appsara zee OF
our en esp II Whea they learned how short time
tey had besa mustered into service, and do no. hest
tate 70 that they never witnessed spectacle Cqia
N IL in Elro3e TIE character Of the ordnance aud
voe Of Of our men ehei.ed their enthusiastic
applause.
Tas companies Of regular cavalry on the ground,
though iudsIGatly equipped, showed good ar, ahaue
rw volunteer reelmsns cvid,Eced much improvement
mon their condyu when brought here month since.
T,Wands the clc.s of the display all accident oec1rssd
OF a serious Character As the artillery vas passing at
tie double quick the tongue OF carson broke thro"'
ing the Ar from h-ir seats and eauins severe
/. lures 20 tEo Of them, namely, James Green and VIM
H..feld, OF Company K Fourth Arti'lry.
sxExL DEoSsrKArIoS UPON KANSAS.
,sp,lensn Woo arrived hare TO dy diresf from
V,ns7s sc. tha. the rebels preparing TO make
rid uyoa that State. They bad aouh1d the residents 10
the southern p.rt Of Kansas OF their nteoton Insy a.
SEE; hey Jtsy mean u es avenged iot 1he uernaeu'
a. the border r'fRias received during the Kansas
dmssd5E
1ehf
CAP, Jenkins. has been ass gned to the after
masters Department, under General Anderson, ana IA
lar ALEU- 20 = similar position uDder Ger. fremont
Cspr Iasals WILL for the present, remain wan lne
ID .lth 4 yas UNDERSTOOD
er.l dsvs ago he - 70 bs transferred to Con- ffemonts
command.
TIE Young man Who came here and stated tha, the
rebel army l. veil supplied With shoes which everybody
lsnss sho knoHs the he,s has been appointed heueL
NM Rs the army for n information which act creates
e. ling Of. deem indignation hgre.