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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-07
SECRET AND SOLEMN.


OF Colonel Corcoran, makes the following Gu
rious assertions, probably referring TO the se-
cret Irish Society known as the "Emmet
Monumen Association" )" or "Ph9nix Brig
ade -
'This is neither the place nor the time 70
speak OF another army as formidable in num-
bers and at least as we'll drilled as that 10 day
under Mcclellan, In which Col Corcoran also
holds y post of high command. L. is an army
scattered through the chief cities OF the Union,
and haTing powerful ramincations through q
distant island. Ii has, and for several wears
has had companies and regiments and brig
ades--no. seen save ny the eyes OF the initiated;
but mseting IN squads and companies and
battalions, two or three nights every week, In
nearly all the more populous towns and ci ties
of the Union, and undergoing the strictest
and most active drill. The army 10 which we
refer is loyal TO the Republic, and only wishes
that the Republic were more loyal TO the Re-
publican itea as unders.o .ood by Mirabeau,
Jefferson, Wolfe, Tone, and Robert Emmst.
Should the evil destiny of England lead her TO
take part agains. the Union In the present
war, then, but not until then. will this la visi
Bile army In which Oorcoran holds q q sneral's q
commission, swarm forth into daylight and
activity. only asking arms and transport ships
from our Government to give full employ
mert within sight OF the Welsh coast, 20 an
the naval and military resources or Great
Britain."
RuDx If sor RxBsLLIous.
The Chicago Post, . very decided war
paper, in noticing the subject or treason.
able newspapers. makes the very pertinent
inquiry. % why NO grand inry Of the loyal city Of
paper there called the Libsrator, which, ever
sipe the commence mens Of the war, has kept
displayed at the head Of its columns, the
traitorOus and infamous sentiment, (so uncivil
V me PrsAident and Cabinet, tool "TAe Von.
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have made arrangements for supply of tbs
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viii he sold from the depot arrival for cas- Ia
only. nrdsrs viii he filled according to priority
Gf antTy. $50 in store.
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which viii be sold ow for cash
Sc It's ALFRED s. LEE.
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4 DnINfsTKATNT1'S NOTIUE All 0er-
"A srrs having claims ag2insG the estate OF JNo.
WATKINS, decd, will present them, properly
authenticated to me- for settlement. Those in
debted, will please come forward aad make pay
mept to me. y. Z WBTkIhS
Adm * with the Will annexed,
6-3lk John Watkins 4 &c l.
, 1861-08-05
RRBEL PRISONERS,

Has there not been about enough Of
leniency shown to rebel prisoners? Is
not this business Of hunting down traitors
cnly to release them upon parole, as soon
as they take the oath Of allegiance, about
played out? Is not the experience of
the Government. On thai point satisfac-
to1ye These are questions that honest
and determined men all over the country
are asking Of each other, end thus far,
without the means Of obtaining satisfacto-
" replies. We can assure the authorities
at Washington, that in this matter they are
taxing the patience Of the people in way
that they little imagine. Our men in rebel
hands are put to work upon the fortiflca'
ticns, OF are being sent off to Raleigh
Montgomery and other Southern towns
Rebel prisoners in our hands, though tai
tors by the law, ere set free as soon a
they repeat form Of words, the obligation
conveyed in which they disregard whenev
er they please. Is this fair? Is it the
Tay to conclude the war;
, 1861-08-05
FROM CAIRO.

H. ., rufo,,o M-fbn..7
Especial Dispssch g @ tne es eSaSsc i0a auaassfa
All quiet here and at Bird's Point. No ap-
rrb.ns;on ot an Immediate attack. No news
piene4se.on - -,-.11-.s1t. ~ t,s,au
today Of rebel movements oeao".
In Ballard county, Kentucky, the secession
;.+. cont;nue committing outrapes upon Uujor
A'1' - p 1aa7,;,,,. ~. ,,,n-
men, many oi "ao.n ste ie.a'-ue ,Ie soon,
ty. Some, after well armlne tnemseL7es. WILL
return, determined to fight for their rights.
reformation having reached here last night
-.e.s D,oo+s,, ba5 iaH
that 16e stea"ef 10as
, 1861-08-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
ST LoCH, Aug. 4, 1851,
Correspondence will be published tenor
TOW between Gen. Pope and the President Of
the North Missouri Railroad in reference to
the late proclamation. Gen. Pope shows
the ahsolute necessity Of issuing it.
Two Iowa regiments are expected to-mor-
row.
Gen. Fremont reached here at P. n, aud
vas sa1uted at the Arsenal
Springfield sdyices to she 50sh and S1st, in
dicate An advance Of the rebel force to within
thirty miles one letter says seven. At Gen
Lyons camp, Tuesday night, spy was shot
by the picket guards, causing aiar1n- The
whole army turned out Reinforcements are
urgently needed.
The rebels ut Edina, Northern Missouri, are
getting troublesome, and troops are already
ordered there.
Jefferson Barracks are being prepared te
accommodate ten thousand recruits.
Thermometer los ut NOON.
, 1861-08-05
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Plans Aud Strength Of the Rebels.
ThrF will Menace H1T6sE Point and
AXIHek St. Louis

ST. LorH, Aug. s-lhe Essning Ne.ss learns
from 3 vel informed citizen from southwest
Missouri. who Possesses peculiar facilities for
acquiring knowledge Of plans Of the seces-
sionistE Of that region, that tieir real object is
rot to attack Cairo OF Bird's Point, but make
a desperate attempt to secure possession Of
St. Louis. There is strong rebel force under
Pillow, at New Madrid, No. Another at Po-
J. cabontas, Ark, believed to bs row under
command Of McCu1ioeh. Another in Missis-
st;rpi Co., No., sn6sr JeH Thompson. The
p!an is to keep up a constant threat to attack
Cairo and Birds Point, 20 as to keep the Fed
! e,al troops there employed to menace Gan,
I,yon in the southwest, By Threats Of An At
tack from Price as.d Rains, while the forces al
New Madrid and Pocahontas will effect I
iruc:1oa 1T Pilot Krob, a1d fro-r the7o ma-ct
on st. Louis, take tt, rei2stste Gov. Jackson
ara Eit1 this city as d tsais Of operation!
T. .r:-.1-r: +----. 1*--4 Tr-f.
, 1861-08-05
c~nar.1 raNvk fro1n Warrington.


W4e91sGroy. August 4.-The bearer Of the
1asr of trnca gT,ch aeft Washington on Thurs
az viii &c q commune alton from the Secretary
Of War toteceive the body Of Col Jas. Camee sr
ron, returned unsuccessful, il eonsequen4ee, o.
the letter baing addressed, "To whom II mAy
coEcezn," instead OF to q PaItlculoF o1cai. ~
When this objection is removed no douot Inc
body will be recovered.
The members Of Cougfes1 haye been paid
their last months salary With $50 IN gold and
$3.50 in Treasury notes The employees Or
the Government will hereafter be paid III this
description Of paper.
1t is :underato0d the recent flag Of truce
sent here from Gen. Johnstoa w8s relative to
report which reached the Confedetates that
We lad hung some prisoners
Tie steamer Yankee Rrr5ved at the Navy
enemies battery, eight miles below Aqua
Creek, and threw shell into their wofks-
Here the lines failed.-OFERAT ATuR.]
, 1861-08-05

WAsHreros, Aug: $:-Prinee haPo1so!n z!a
YVES formally presented to The President his
merning. b Senator Seward 4 grand state
dinner ri be gt1sn da At The E5ecTse T6s sm man-
hers Of the Cabinet and the Diplomatic ccEps
will be present
General Butter arrived to day from Fort
Monroe On a short visit Of business TO Head
Az arrangement las been Isade BY which
The remnins Of Col Cameron are secured.
Energetic measures will at once be taken TO
prevent the transmission Of letters from here
10 the south. This business has, in var1ous
ways, been h1iskly conducted here, aud It IS
full time that stop should be Pat to it: Wa.
The n. 7, nba has a dispatch that Gen Nooi
vii =seume command 1t Fortress Monroe
nezt week
tie Agricultural Bureau Of the Patent Ofhce'
Il Is rumo1ed that the river is blockaded by
| rebel batteries at. Mathis5 Point and Aquts
| Creek. TIE master Of one Of tho tfanf poef
| eays he is afraid 70 come up.
TIE Posts erecial says flag OF traee az1lgee
Eeze last night ffcm the eHeny's CAMP ou'
| Us rrrcnrt is unknown.
, 1861-08-05

In the interesting and valuable account
of the battle at Bull Run, which We copy
to-day from the Richmond Dispatch, it will
be noted that in the multitude Of lies with
which the story is garnished, there peeps
out the one fact that before the heavy
reinionements Of the enemy came up, the
day was ours-a confirmation Of what al
our soldiers have said, and valuable becaus|
It is The admission Of an opponent. TIL
chazza- that our men assumed any disguise
or fought under any than their oW'
reeimeutal flags, is wholly untrue.
, 1861-08-05
Gi)iraqi, Trihtttte;


A~@<1~~AAA4
The latestsand most plausible theory Of
the plans upon which Claib. jackson and
his Confederate recruits are acting, is
given in 'our St. Louis dispatches
this morning, According to this, the
rebels will, BY desachments Of their
large and inceasing force, only menace
Birds Point and Springfield, in order to
prevent the cooperation Of our troops at
those places, while their main body directs
its blow at once upon st. Louis. Five
more steamers, loaded with men and mu-
nitions Of war, are said to be on the way
up from Memphis, and Pillow awaits as
yet their arrival at New Madrid. With this
accession he will be in command Of a col
unn-of 5000 men, all Of whom can be
HURLED against St Louis. The direct road
thliher, BY way Of 1ronton, is already in
his possession for a22considerable distance.
JEFF Thompson has burned the bridges
west of Birds Point evidently to cut of
our approach from that quarter. The
force at l1onton is quite too small, Of itself,
to Offer any serious resistance.
That st-Louis is the point of attack, Is
but the plain Instruction to be put upon
these movements, as indeed the capture
Of that place would be the accomplish.
ment Of Claib. Jackson's hopes and pur.
poses. It must necessarily be preceded by {
desperate fight, with the added horrors o
butchery within the city itself But des:
perate men are not slow to adopt desper:
ate means, and the rapid accumulation
Of so large force as that at New Madrid
means something more than an attack
upon unimportant points.
Gen. Fremont having largely strengthen
ed Birds Point has himself returned to s.
Louis to direct operations which must q
necessity have their center there. Cair
and Birds Point are still in ferment; {
apprehension, but beyond the posslbilit
Of skirnish with JEFF. Thompson
troops, people may look elsewhere tha
here for the battle news in Missouri
, 1861-08-05

CAIRO, Aug. Seen. Fremont has been
bus51y engaged all day in arranging military
mstters here. Helefs for st. Louis at 8 ?. M
On the City Of Alton. It is rumored that JEFF.
Thompson with his command is moving On
Birds Point, and that he will commence an
attack tomorrow: It lacks confirmation.
Notwithstanding the intense heat, The
health st this camp is good. The brigade has
had less patients within the past week than at
any time since the arrival Of troops ut Cairo.
Thermometer 100 dogs. in the shade
, 1861-08-05

Large Bn1oR Meeting in IndfAn8~
kD1AsAroL1s. Aug. IA very large and
enthusiastic Union meeting wss held at Rock
vile, Parks county, On yesterday. Speeches
were made by Governor Morton, B. J: Ryan
Of this city, and D. E. Williams Of Green
castle
John G. Dsyis, ex member Of Congress, and
i few CT his followers have been attempting
to get mp secession demonstrations in Pa1ke
and adjoining counties, bnt the neetine yes
terday proves conclusiyely that the Seventh
Dsatrict is all right On the Union question.
, 1861-08-05
EEGIT6H OPINIONS,

The tone and temper Of the remarks On
The Message Of the President to Congress
in extra session, are moderate and, in the
main, satisfactory. We copy articles from
tie London Meas, and from the Times
which are worthy Of attentive perusal.
, 1861-08-05
C1NGKE EAEa

The Senate has proposed an adjourn
ment Of Congress on Tuesday noon, 9Th,
to which The House will no doubt agree.
The business that remains in controversy
between the two branches is being Tapidly
closed up by Committees Of Conference.
, 1861-08-05

WAsHmaFon, Aug. 3.-rte Senate TO oay
confirmed numerous army app3!ntmsas'
ssnong item as Major Generals, AeCeaau,
Fremont, DIE. and Banks Sa.M sa9 = ssarm S5l u
9soder. Kelly, Ke.rney, Pope, He:atz am.n,
Parttr. % etonF, Reyao1ds, Hunter. Ffeakiie,
Rosr5c7anz, Been, i.azsae.d, hcDo#e:i'
SO E=,s3
, 1861-08-05
The n1neIecnrh Ieee1ment.

AAp NAAEt[CASxA AAOksA4kAVAAss
Nc have taken some pains to inquire into
the t1uth Of the charges against the men Of
the 19.h Illinois regiment, {Col Turchin, rel
atiye to their alleged depredationB IN and
sronna Palmyra, Missouri, aud their disorder
IN St. Lcuis. We had special correspondent
with :he regiment up to the time Of their de-
pa1trre frcm Palmyra to st. Louis, and Ee
have had en opportunity to learn something
f1cn reliable citizens who met and mingled
freely with them during their brief stay In the
latter city. The charges preferred against
The men ere that they corfiscated lot of
horses in their bailiWick in North Missouri;
that they destroyed somebody's household
property by cutting his establlshmt int; that
4hey cut down another mans co1n1eld; that
they were very boisterous, drunken and disor-
der;v in st. Louis that one Of their number
pot into q saloon braW1 and was shot; and
thst they were 60 scattered in st. Louis that
one hundred and fifty Of them were left be-
hid and did not go with Gen. Fremont at al.
R7e1y charge In this list is false aud mali
cleus 60 far as any criminal or immoral act is
implied. The regiment, OF portion Of them,
were ordered to march forty eight miles and
break up rebel camp supposed to be formed
or forming near the towns Of Emmeteon and
PhiIAaelphia. To do this they were Obliged
to have horses. They had been provided
1either with means Of transportation no1
horses for scouting parties. They took a!
many horses a. they needed for these pnr
1,oaes from the farmers in the vicinity, ant
rave receipts for them. After doing the worl
ns nenfpned tn them 1he7 4AeftkF91
, 1861-08-05
FROM CAIRO
The Troops ut Bros Pofnts..RetHrA
OF Gen. Fremont to st. Louis.

Oh VENs N7Fs1ss7s'H s7 wv 7Ve&&0s
Ispecia, Dispatch to the Lh1cago TrIbune.J
CAmo, Aug SO r. II.
The troops that arrivedher yesterday from
St; Louis disembarked and Tent into camp to-
cay at Birds Point.
Gen. Fremont leaves tonight for st. Louis.
JtE Thompson last night buraed the
bridges on the Cairo and Fulton Railroad. It
is rumored, but not credited, that he is al
uarcing By that road, amt NIL attack Birds
Point tomorrow.
Gen. Pillow is still at New Madrid, and in
stead Of moving On Birds. Point will more
Hkelv give ps wide berth, join Thompson
ard mnrch On Ircnton.
al quiet here. Weather very Warm. ihef'
mometer 100 degrees in the Ehade..
, 1861-08-05

thus cut down, and the owner was given
voucher which will enable him to get every
cent that it Was worth. Col. Birds coru.deld
was cut down In similar way and for similar
reasons at Birds Point some time ago, but no.
body cried out about 1t as an act Of ruthless
ness
Il is not true that one hundred and fifty of
the men were 1elt behind at st. Louis, Exac4-
" Thirteen we're left behind-of whom nearly
a1 were on the sick list. Three or four may
have deserted or been left BY accident. The
man who was shot IN the ssloon was bad
character, and had been discharged in Disgrace
before the affair happened. As to the discf-
pine Of the regiment it is sufficient to say
that Gen. Fremont hns assigned to them the
advance gua1d, the post Of honor, In his expe-
dtton- It may be mentioned, also, that in
the occurrence Of sort Of riot ut the Arsenal,
(an account Of which ne copy from The St.
Louis DeMec7at), the Nineteenth was suddenly
ordered to form and march in line to the front
Of the guard house. Tbs order :was executed
in just seoea f.innses. and Col. Bisee1, the COM
mandant at the Arsenal, complimented the
officers and men in the highest manner for the
precision and celerity Of their movement.
It is undoubtedly true that the Nineteenth
did the business assigned to them in Mis-
souri, in peremptory manner and without
gloves. They did not enlist for the special
comfort and enjoyment Of secassionista,
Their Colonel does not understand it to be
his duty to-bow and scrape to traitors against
the Government, and Gail them good fellows.
He goes in for putting do.e.. The REBELLION, and
his boys are exactly of the zane mind. 30
| are we.
An Army Of Illinois Troops.
The dispatch relating to Gen. Pope's move
1nents and plans in Missouri, published on onr
inside page, does not represent them with
clearness. He proposes to collect NEARLY all
the available force Of Elincis troops, now
raised or to be raised, in one grand rendez.
vous near Jefferson City; and there, as Ma
. ior General Of the command, to prepare them
for 5 movement through Arkansas and Texaz
Immediately after the astRnlnal ftests. Brig
Gen. Hu1but has been. sent forward from tht
headquarters, now at Mexico, Mo-, to selec
the new camping grounds, which are to, b.
Il conveniently located near Jefferson City, en'
: on the Missouri river: Instead Of 8, goo: q
our disEatch is made to read, he hopes +
/ collect $780, The policy Of throwing thss
: Illinois troops together, and permitting the1
to preserve Their identity as one grand divt'
f ion Of the Western army, and under officer
i, from their own State, cannot be too lght1
regarded. That they wi1l gives good aecou.
I Of themselves no one can doubt.
, 1861-08-05

LAfekt fF0M E0Fope-ArFfVAI Of fhe
Angle Saxons
FARTHER POINT, Aug. 4-The steamer An
glo Saxon arrived off here to-day. She brings
;hirty-one Thousand pounds sterling in specie.
L mseting on American afhairs had been
held in London, and to present testimonial
to Rev. Dr. Cheeye7.
MARKETS.. breadatutb dull. Su-
gar tending dovHwa1ds-> Coffee fiE1n-r. Amer.
lean stocks dull and easier. Sales Of Illinois
Central shares at S6115s discount; Erie shares
22@25. Aanchsster adyices favorable, aad
pr4<e5 advancing.
, 1861-08-05
Sundays Dispatches,
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFlbune.l
WAeHNGroE, Sunday, August 1. 1861.
PRINCE SAFOLEON.
Prince Napoleon has just visited cur ViR-
ginia Notifications and encampments. After
wards dinner party (same as last night Naa
given; also an evening Farty will be given At
the French Minister'S, to which au ciplomats
and other prominent officials are invited.
4 FRESH ALARM.
To-day firing was heard down the Potomac,
which is supposed to be from the nen rebsl
batteries.
, 1861-08-05

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, 1861-08-05

HARRISBURG, Aug. The 1st q. s. Vo1un.
teer'a ARTILLERY Regiment, Col Rush march to-
morrow. Twelve regiments Pennsylrau re-
serves leave for Washington on Tuesday,
, 1861-08-05

SANDY HOOK, Md, Aug 3.-We learn from
re,,el scouts that they Fave but four regi
men+s at LcesbuTg, but have large bodies Of
troops north Of there and east Of the Ale.
ghanies. At our camps all are in good health,
and good order ia almost universal. Weather
ytIV hot.
, 1861-08-05
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

GTAIE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, SESupertor Court Of Chlcayo.
Augutt Te1 L. D. 1851 Jchn Y. 6teaEn8 std James
FefrFth n. Isaac L. enarE rE-ettasument
Public notice. Is hereby gdven to the sad 1sasS Z
ef as Clerk of the Superior Court q Chicago dass4
john II. EseaEns and James Ftasyth and agalnst the
tate the said 1eaac L Shank, r tn, sum Of Fight
fEc Sheriff Of Cook county, which said writ h4s been
nov therefore, ualesa Eou. the satd Issac + Shank.
shall personally be AUD apEenE hs11s the ea!d s1ns
term thereof, to be holden at te Court House In the
City ct Chicago, en- the tlEt Monday Of August y.
action Judgment *l!l be entered against gou and In
favor cf the said plaintiffs, and 80 much Of the pro
Judgment and costs win be sod g aAssfy tue ISIS
WALTER K1MRAl14 CIctx-
EATutR TAFT. P1t-d"s Attys auiEatfH
, 1861-08-05
Bridges Burned Near Birds Peint.

unaE rRsePs sEar ERoA MEMPHIS
, 1861-08-05
The LATEST NEWS.
MOVEMENTS In MISSOURI.
fREhoHT RETURNS TO ST. LOUIS.
THAT CITY THE POINT OF DANGER.

STRENGTH or TIE REBEL FORCES
, 1861-08-05

INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON:
, 1861-08-05

MENACE OF ATTACK ON CAIRO;
, 1861-08-05

Blair and Richa7dson-Who Is Resposssi5se for
the Bull Run Disasters-F. F. RaaTs Rsglv to
1htt7zo.o Explanations from Mr. Rfc1l-
aYdaon-He ELpneTutss The President.
, 1861-08-05
THE KANAWIA EXPEDITION,

4rTiral of the Army at Ga,3ey BFidge-1fag-
nifcent Scene7y-I'he Falls Of the Kauawha-
The March from ChaT2eston-Gauzey Bridge
and the Steamer "Edndechd Falle5t."