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, 1861-08-27

Lie enemies. When the very existence Of
the Nation is at stake, disloyal men must
at least, keep quiet.
We commend to the reading public an
article found in another column from Ed
WARD EVERETT, on secession NEWSPAPERS
in the North Mr. Everett is known to be
one Of the most conservative, prudent,
cautious men in America. He asks, t'why
"shou1d those reasonable Journals be at
lowed to difuse their poison, and m1slead
and dishearten the people, and under
"nine and break down the Constitutional
" Government" "We ought to remember"
he says, "that in tolerating traitorous
"press among ourselves VIC practice lib
"erality which awakens no gratitude at
"home, and is never reciprocated by the op-
"posingparty." He declares, with emphasis,
"that it is an absurdity in terms, under the
venerable name Of liberty Of the press, to
"peTmit the systematic and licenhous abuse
"of Government which is taskei to the
utmost in defending the country from
"general disintegration and political cha.
eos" There is grave weight in these
words.
, 1861-08-27
Interesting from Rolla---EXchAuse OF
Prisoner.

From the st Louis Democrat, a6ta.1
Gel. Nyman, Of the Thirteenth Illinois Reg
1HleDt, arTiFed By train last evening from his
camp at Rolla He reports tEat tie : prisoners
and that those Ct them who were not wound
ed are daily arriving at Rc!sa. They come
back in pitifal plight, having ba5n sent off
without ulorBe1 Of food, the enemy, in fact,
haviD:, scarcely any of that article to spare.
They were compelled to take the oath not
again to bear arms against the Southern
Confede erocy.h
On Wednesday Colonel Wyman released
nearly all the prisoners il his custody, some
seventy in number, without requiring taeiT
parole, and giving each Of them five days sus-
teranee. Many Of them declared ttat they
had seen enough service for Jet. Davis & Co.,
and would not under any circumstances rejoin
their comrades. Some OF them had been
forced into the ranks.
The prisoners On each side were exchanged
by virtue of the agreement made to this effect.
IL this agreement It Wes understood that tha
exchange Was to leave each prisoner free from
tie trammel cf oath or parole.
In confirmation Of previous reports, We
1eaa1 that the m.in body Of McCulloch's army,
having been extensively reinforced, row
amounts to about forty -thcussnd men, aud is
gradually moving towards Jefferson City.
probably under General Raius, is at Seda.ia
Scmt seven thoueand are q: Bolivar, several
thousand more at and near Lebanon, and the
remainder similarly divided and foraging over
an extensive section ofihe State. TIE enemy
Is believed 20 be continually IN receipt OF ms
more, in the form Of wagons, tents, mum Eoas,
&c, from tennessee and Arkansas.
It is plain that Tremendous effort is max
ing to conquer Missouri fo7 the c.use OF trea-
scn- Unless corresponding and superior ex-
eztiocs are opPortaEe1y pat forth TO trustrate
SD cyerWhetm him, thera will remain al in
ca!cu;sble amenut et--eii11tihg- in ktore Tor
Missouri, and Of disaster for the country.
, 1861-08-27

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-Ads1cE Express Com
pany has discontinued sending letters sonth.
Those now received and arriving from the
North will be returned to the senders-
4 flag Was presented at Camp Joe Holt to
company Of Gen Roseeau's Brigade, entitled
the Louisville Legion, by cftizens Of Louis
vile. There vas an immense conccursa il
attendance.
The Memphis Appeal says it is informed th.t
Lee had completely surrounded Roeecrans in
western Virginia, and would probably capture
him.
went tanswer, and be vii have to visit RicA-
mond again before getting I'll right.
The Atlanta Coa!1ederacy insists that land
lords must reduce their rents, IS business ia
stacnaut and property largely dep-eciated.
The Richmond Despatch says the KauaHha
valley is worth military expedition On account
Of its salt alone.
The Mobile Register, Of the sd, strongly
urges the South not to let the new Confede-
fate notes sink below par In any part Of the
Southern Confede1aey, and asks The Mobile
| merchants to take them at par as daty.
The Memphis dppsaIs Richmond ccTres-
pondept says the fact fhht the French agents
there ne b1yiug tobacco, is Significant Of the
/ future purroees Of the French Government.
, 1861-08-27

A number Ct our friends in the country
q, i the old style Of stamps and stamp
c!i.nv2'opes are 70 longer good in their
respective localities. We answer that the
G.. stamps are good ut all Offices in Iii
nt;s and Indiana which may not
lie earlier supplied with the new,
i:,..i! the first of October next:
e4vd ct all Offices in States not earlier sup
l,aed with the new, until the 10th Of Sep
t~nnicr. In Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota
sn5 Michigan, the old envelopes ere good
Xii October 1st, and the old stamps until
October 18th, except ct Offices which are
s==:::p:icd with the new pr1or to those dates
Il every instance in which post-ofEce
i: supplied with the new stamps and
stamped envelopes, The postmaster will, u1-
f,az1biedly, be instructed to exchange the
1"w f:7 the Old. The Government: does
::t:t propose to defraud any honest holder;
7;it 10 carry out lis object successfully, the
;:1E,e :er making exchanges IS necessarily
:'mi1tG at esch office to few DAYS.
, 1861-08-27

HAkA1SGTtNs aug "a. ISo1-
Frcm review of matters throughout Nc
C1ei,an's military department, an Satisfied
that the North may dismiss its fears OF danger
to the capital The occupation Of Sandy Hook
ty the rsbeis, which took plaee yesterday, IS
learn from private sources, does not discoI1-
pose Generals Scott and Mcclellan. It was the
natural result of orders given Gen. Banks, to
fall back along the road to Frederick, and then
march to point On the Potomac near Point
Of Rocks. This movement Ia with the view
Of placing his columns in closer cooperation
with those Of Stone, Mccall and Smith. The
Crest Falls, Chain Bridge, etc, changing
ground frequently, and uneonquerable BY
apy force which tie enemy can bring against
them" Agein let NE be discreet as 70 the
numbers and locations Of each division; bus
I may say thst between Fort Washing
ten on tie south, Frederick city On the
aorth, AID cur Arlington outposes on the
scuth-west, one hundred and tc5s thousand fed
e7al troops are under arms, and can Be concen-
t1.ted II day at any point of action We
are adding largely, allc, to our artillery and
cavalry force. Ii Gen Scott has made any
error hitherto, it has been in overlooking the
essential part that these arme Of he service,
especially the fclmef, hare played in modern
warfare. Artillery Is Gen. McC!ei1an's favor
ite aim, aud Till be used IN the next battle,
predict, With terrible thunder ard effect.
The rebels may adyance into Maryland vis the
POTOMAC 1oEue. ID htbI a5 Lucy AnE. tAtaa-
that Mcclellan would assist q 1000 Of them 70
mnke the transit II they would only obhge
him so much. The other day, ten rebel regl-
nenta, si4nalled en- the shore opposite the
Great FalIa, sent their shouts over tie lord,
and gave Indications Of crossing in foree- NC.
CsIl Tas ordered to get his division out 0.
| eight and offer no hind1ance to their passage.
Ifthey had come over they would never have
t gene back, except IS released prisoners O
war But for some reason they were marched
| sFay. and our General lost the chance q
! ep:endid1y recompensing the North Tor tbs
| Gjspraee Ct Bull Rou.
, 1861-08-27

NEW YORK, August a6-The q. s. Marshal
Of Rhode Island arrived here today, having as
prisoner Of state Vim. II. Flke, said TO belong
and treasonable sentiments at Newport, r. L
The gentleman from Louisiana was dispatch
ed to Fort Lafayette.
The following have been contributed for the
benefit Of the families Of volunteers now In
service Of the United States, viz 2,000 bags OF
flour, each containing 28 pounds, 500 OF
these are to be placed st tn g disposition Of tha
Union defence committee Of his city, and the
remainder will be distributed in Brooklyn.
, 1861-08-27

KEoKUK, Aug. private Of Col Moore's
regiment arrived here from Athens, No., last
night, in great haste, and states that Green is
approaching with g force variously estimated
a. from 500 to 2,000. The Union pickets, 18
miles ont, were driven In. 800 men left this
city last night and this morning to reinforce
Moore. Moore VAS iu this city when the
neEs came. He has 800 men besides those
from here. The people in the adjoining +own-
ships have been notified Reports this morn.
ing say Green camped within eight miles Of
Athens, last night. Moore has four cannon
planted and is Rapidly entrenching. Hurlbut
is reported to be behind Green with 900 Union
fnre
, 1861-08-27
sEcESs1oN NEWSPAPERS

The popular indignation against seces-
sion newspapers has become 50 hot IL some
ra.ts If the country, that the people have |
summarily abated several Of them. In
ether instances the tory editors have been
t.-rcd snd feathered, and made to kneel |
Cowr, make 8 regular confession of their
tGe~ce against the national cause, and
src.ir tina. they would never again write
against the Republic, or publish articles
in f.ro- If secession or rebellion.
l.: lie city Of New York, the Grand
:T.sy presented bills Of Indictment against
three secession sheets, VIZ: The JonTnof q
C:5,u.xrze, the Daily Ntees and the Day
B5>i:, which had been guilty of daily
pleaGine the cause Of the enemy, mi-rep-
rcscatirg and vi1lifying the Government
Of .hc United States, exsggerating all unfa-
vc1aile intelligence and laboring to the
Utmost Of their power, to d;shearten the
friends Of lie Czicn, and strengthen Che
hands Of rebels.
Tie P. IL General issued the following
ordcr concerning those papers:
Post oEr1cE DEpA1:rkEsr,
WAsARSTox, Ang. u.
T. ;., t Hasts ess Fsn ey from
after eu! Eessp q te!s aetteE n9ns q n ns~s
:-tm tier disle5elty, EaalI be forwarded IL the
m il. IAN respectfully
fs;oced1 T. 3. TEcrT, Chief Clerk
This order would not edeotuaDy suppress
:!,c circulation of the secession sheets, as
;lcv could still distribute their treason
through the Express companies. The Gov
s~5ncnt therefore has directed the United
states Marshal in New York to Gloss
item up, The qestion to determine Is
v,ac.ner the Government or the popuiac
:aau SUPPRESS them. II the former dc
c.in.s performing its duty, the latter VII
take them in hanG. The seditious sheet
Eust be stopped Willie the WAT lasts.
4 leading newspaper ii New York, ca;
give more substantial aid to the rebellio'
and indict more damage on theGovern1sn
;lan dozen rebel regiments, The ed
tors Of those sheets, who are creating th
impression that the country il waging i
''unhc}y and unjust waT" against the rebel
ana sre crying peace" and hanging Of
white flags, are doing infinitely more t.
va-d aiding the rebellion than they coul
possibly do with arms in their hand
fighting in the rebel ranks. Why, the
should they not be held to the same r
spoHsi5ili'y. When man takes sid
Win the enemies Of his country, his gui
ooes not depend Oh tie nsode, but on Il
!sss 9, ni' support. His speaking OF wri
As' "7 printing, may be as dangerous az
- reasonable as any other mode
a ss.oa. ant Whenever a newspaper b
I4A1o dangerous to the existence of Il
oSe1nlaent' it should be punished BY fit
OF SUSPENSION The people Of the loy
BATES arc at war with the rebels, and
naF persons ere found among them giyir
sia or co1nt9rt to the enemy, either
word Or deed, they must he treated ~ NJ,
, 1861-08-27
POSTAGE STAMPS

Our subscribers Will please remit us no
trore postage stamps Of the kind now IN
Use, rs tlis specie Of currency will become
s:;smr-ta:1 in this city, on the eth inst,
81 ser Ehith IL we can neither sell, use
nc- exchange ;heu. The new style Of
s::Eps will be received in payment Of
subscription hit they must be Of the de-
ronlination OF one and three cents, as VIC
caanCt dispose Of those Of higher value,
, 1861-08-27
INDIAN 0UTRAGEs IN WISCONSIN.
4 White Family Murdered.

AnWAuKEE, Aug. 26.-The report Of the
massacre BY Indians near Horicon, has been
Kekoskee, about seyen milee north Of Hori.
con, were murdered, and their houses burned,
Il Is said the Intiians have Threatened these
towns before. They want the ground. Tuey
say it belongs to them. The citizens Of Hcri-
con and adjoi3ing nesghboxhood have started
to meet the Indians.. There may be soma ex-
aggeration, but ecrning from several different
SOURCES makes it very probable.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
HORIZON, Wis, Aug4 226.-It is reported .hat
eight hnrGred Indians are marching On this
place from the nGrth- Il il stated that fourteen
families have al,eady been murdered by them
The statement is probably much exagger-
ated.
LATEST DISPATCH
ALWArREE, ADg. 2G-The report of the
Indian massacre near Horlcon WIS greatly
exaggerated. Only one family xas murdered,
IS an act Of retslis! ion for ahoeting pony be-
longing to the Indians.
, 1861-08-27

NJ AN TED-A good Carriage
W Blacksmith. at No. 81 Eiez;e street CEt.sSo,
.suy7x3t GEO H HASHIS
, 1861-08-27

3HL 1RA11GRS IN WASHINGTON.
Tile tEi.itors in the Federal Capital are
s.ak:re Z their boots and gaiters. The
s..;es of the rebel army, male and female,
a-e 1,eing rapidly hunted down and ar
rrsteti. Better late than ever. Mrs, Seua-
tsr t7win, ~hoh:s been stufHag her trunks
a:ti t..::::2oliae with reasonable correspond
ccce. snd exercising her talents in seduc-
j: ycIng officers from their allegiance,
LIS heca oyerlauled. The row boats on
tie lower Potomac, one hundred or more
i Euuh1r, Lave been seized by the Gov
t7rment, and tl.at important line of COM
H.: ::ca.:.;ol cut CT. Gen. McClellan's re-
!. III :lic searching and thorough.
, 1861-08-27

"ANTED-A young gentleman
w E%hes furnished and pleasant 10 On In ns1-
yats kmly; with Or without board 4 raoGa with
Iano ta rrete47sd Best !: references can be gisen
I rsqu1rea. AIdrssA " Mn. j." Post Oftce Box
, 1861-08-27
FALLING BACK.

A dispatch from Ironton, Mo-, announces
tat Gen. Eardee has fallen back from
G1tc1ville to Eeve's Ferry, sixteen miles
ss.;:tl Of lis former position, where he is
fcrtity;rg. This does not look like q
srecdy capture Of St. Louis. 1.-THE report
C movement Of Hardce is confirmed, Nc
Cil.och's northward movement will re-
cove g sudden check, inasmuch as the
pEcerfss Of either wing Ct the rebel army
ds7erds upon the progress and support Of
SIC 0t:ler
, 1861-08-27

III 0At Make ny 1he1F Minds to Fight
Tie controversy between the secessionists
and the Union men in Kentucky is waxing
wam. The Louisville Journal, August 22d,
uses the following emphatic language:
Now, gentlemen OF tbs secession party, you
nust stop ere the Rub1con is passed. Be 49,
sured, 1hat while We. the Union men Of Ken
lucky, have ro thought Of invading Tenncs-
see, and wtile VIC sincerely and earncstlJ wish
peace with you-be assured, VIC ssy, that if
5ou attempt to carry. ont this viilainc Us
scheme, you my make up your minds TO- Jfgh.
The Union men Of Kentucky are not entirely
urprepsrcd to meet such IN emergency.
They hRve struggled for peace from tbs com
mencement Of this conflict They desire it
now. But If you have made up yoar minds
to give them WAR, TaEY WILL MEET THE Issue
As BECOMES BRAyE, TRUE AND LoTAL ERF
ruck1ANs, God forbid that you shan pcasen
such an igsue.
, 1861-08-27

OEe Of the reasonable newspapers lately
presented by the Grand j ary, the Ffeeaaa,,'s
Joatrnal, seems determined, If possible, to add
TIC fury OF religious raucor to the terrible
civil strife in which the country is engaged.
Among the regular apologies for treason which
fill its pages this week is tLe following:
ave ara conynlsed AID tom by that devil from
the tnrnhs-New England Professionalism. The
three or five tGoEs21d Clersymen fron thtt u1cgsy
corner OF the eartA have noticed that their creed
as snch was dead; their preaching vain. their ex-
was through their passions, These they have Ha-
GlRd, blown into frIne. nurs6d and fed with the
faggots of hatred against their ne1ghbors of the
South. and 80 cunn1ng'y filled their Wel-paylng
Iuly ard unraasonfng of human sentiments. under
the gu1se of the sacred name Of religion. The best
tkiEgs, IN their abase, are the worst. To offer
stone for bread fs to outrage the possibilities Of
hunger; and to breed hatred and hloodshed is
the Utmost implement OF the feeling Of devotion.
FORM Of religion and that point the origfnators Of
this national suicide bare reached and passed.
IF the Fireman. 3 Journal hopes, as it seems
to hope, to array Catholic aud Protestant in
fierce conflict with each other here in the 10y
a States, and thus aid the great conspiracy Of
Disunion and Of Slavery, it is destined to dis
appointment. The patriotic people Of this
country will not be diverted from the supreme
duty Of suppressirg Rebellion and restoring
the Supremacy Of the LAWS by the summons
Of any friend Of Treason VINO de6ir=s them to
engage in the obsolete ferocities Of religious
hatred that time and tolerance have long ago
scftened and extinguished. But what shsu
be thought Of q creature who, in times like
these, puts forth such horrible ggestionss-
n. Y. Tribune.
, 1861-08-27

New YORK, Aug. 2.-The Post learns that
Government Eas refunded to Illinois 20 PEI
cent. Of the expenditure Of the state in fitting
cut the volunteers, which gives the stase
~ 7CA0G00
, 1861-08-27
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune ]

Tu1sRoao X q Auc .sst
No doubt mapy of your readers would f,e
gratifrd tn 1ear fron, North caro1;na and T
EN-. therefore indncef tn write vfn few lines
Thank God, the Union sc,tfmsrt ustj1l
1;xes, ,, IN sn;te ofcs3bonnisrn nndar +bz miss
Of s.:efsicn sna an atf;.cta;i dsvot;on IN
ssscu4hern -foh+s nto c,nz. u o,,4 T,.re A..
vet thousands ~ ,c-o1 mon II this ,,od h,,-
est. co1ee-xa;:x-a ia Co,,-,,,n-7s,1th 1r,,,
viii never ce,sa n ha1;ero ~, @,,a-- 49, WI
ster. to whose tesch;ngs o,r naon1s 49, 80,
reyerentlv 1;stene5 tb.+ +ha;r a,,a1;a,.s -
the I1r;on framed h7 ,,r f.t,,ars IS 4,,e+ .,d
highest. This state' ike Ee-+1,1v ,ra ~, Ta1. .
reesee. vss Wbir- AMI, ~ non11a+io. 49, 49,
oneb1v ;1obned 9si+,, +ha t.,,t1,f,,1 s sa-:s.
teret. If that oran5 +hongh 80 a.. tta-,s
party. The notions If s,Hth caro,;n, ~r71;-
fiers and 6ieoroa.;ze,a ,avar faund s,1e.
s-nonp North caro,;n;ans Tbsv hava $500
bv the old landmarks of sonna cov.r,,no~t
and CORRECT no1;t;co1 +haorv vot,[;t,.t.,,,z:-.. -.
The eafea4s and bon;1;a+;o, ~ 1atas 80
Etich haze nov ,,,,b,nr,f1., on.n;natoa ~
threatened ti.rnntion ~ +h;s o-aa+ psant1,e .
F,~ fsve7ao,a MT .-, ,,.,-o ,.,,aa,os - -
,niscrah1a be,eev ~ saoa.s;o. 49,, .- - ~
LEGITIMATE resn,f of +hs doc+-:nas ~ ~ To1,n ~ ~
t,a1b,nn and ha. aroy-an ~ bo1, to,,a 49,.
7oa5e ne a c1,netitna,+ -,.,+ - 49, A-s@
-a+;on Il hoe hro1,er - 49, h-4
n,t ent;ra1r or fo,e.or f,,. ,-,r a;t;a
al +rs;torc ~ .7,,, . ,,,,;o,;+. of 49,.
, 1861-08-27
+EefxuFe Of EuectA--A SNtrrnIRfn

KANSAS C1TT, August 26.-On Friday, the
Esd inst, &14,5 IN gold, belonging to the
Mechanics and Union Banks Of this place,
was seized BY order Of Major R. 7. Van Horn,
commanding the reserve corps Of the Home
Guards.
Some excitement was created here Saturday
by skirmish between 20 mounted rebels on
the north bank Of the river and the ferry
guard On the south bank, aided by q six
pc2nder Several shots were exchanged, but
@bpdy hurt,
, 1861-08-27
THE LATE GEN. LYON.

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribune-l
ReL1A, Mo., August 26.
The body Of the late General Lyon reached
here last evening, and left this morning for
st. Louis, The body is much deeompoEed-
so much 30 as to render the features uurecog-
nizable. Capt. CaVender and Lieut.. Morton
returned With the ambulance.
, 1861-08-27
STURGEs RIFLES.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trtbunc1
WAsHISuTos, Aug. rs.
Fifty privates, two commissioned officers
and Two non commissioned officers Of the
stuzges Rifle corps, as guard, accompanied
the mutineers Of the New York 18th to For
Eess M9proe
, 1861-08-27

ST. JozErB, Aug. 26.-The Pony Express
las teen abandoned between St, Joseph ana
q station 10 miles west Letters will be
oblIged to 20 BY stage from here to reach the
Pony Express at that starting point.
, 1861-08-27

NEW YoBK, Aug. 26-The Hbst says ls-ge
quantity Of provisions, including 5000 barrels
fcur, went 1ast week to Curacao and st. Thom.
as; sid hinta thst they hare gone to ports OF
41o cooadad Efntaa
, 1861-08-27
Sppposed Design to AkaaHsiQate Cen,
NIcCIHl1AAa

PHuApErprI1A, Aug. B:--The Philadelphia
Pres of to-day says, Gen. Mcclellan went out
seven miles last Friday to reyiew General
Hookcr's brigade; he returned 10 the city af.
ter dark. During the review number OF
secessionists were discovered in ambush aud
were arrested near the road, between the
troeps and the city. It is thought theiE OBJ
ieet Hsa 10 asssasl1ate Mcclellan.
, 1861-08-27

RIVER DULouPE, August 26.-The ship
Powerful, for Quebec, arrived here this
afternoon. She brings i've Of the steamship
Et1a'e passengers. She reports that EIna
broke her crank shait or the 7th, and was
ooa4 4ded by tbs Powerful On the 10th inat-, In
lat. 70 deg. IA min, long. 38 deg. 50 min. The
Etna Is ia good order, but the engines com
Flete1J stopped Size put hack tor Queens
fGWn Dc6er anil
, 1861-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-The New York,
Pougbkeepsie, Albany, Troy, Utica. Syracuse,
Rochester and Buffalo offices Of the New York,
AIhany and Buffalo telegraph lines are now
kept open night and day, for the transaction
bath. On Sunday night dispatches can be
forwarded to and from the offices in question
after 10 O'clock
, 1861-08-27
Ceu.manv ef Re1,e1 Cavalry Roufed.

4 Company Of Rebel Cavalry Routed.
GAl11ro1B, Ohio, Aug. B:-our torees
have had another sharp skIIlnlsA nea1 AaWks
Nest with company Of rebel cavalry. The re.
bells we're routed with less OF two prisoners and
a considerable number wounded. a large
number threw away their arms in their flight
, 1861-08-27

ST. LOUIS, Aug, 26.-The body Of G5n: Lyon
arrived on the train from Rolla tonight, and
was escorted from the depot By two compa-
mics ct soldiers. It is understood suitable
hcnoys will be paid to his remains tomorrow.
, 1861-08-27

CAyA1Rr FoB N WAsHNGToK.-No little ex-
citement Was Ea;sed yesterday by the srTivA
Neptune, Stephen Decatur and Lancaster, from
Camp Noble, near Madison, Indiana, with SIX
companies Of the Dearborn Cavalry. The fe-
naming four companies Of this regiment
have gone to St. Louis, under the ccmmaod
of Col. Baker: These SIX companies ae un-
der Lieut.. Cot Carter, and are hound for
are al nobleIeoking farmerr. T|5h stout
horses. They will be formids.ple il the field.
Two Of these companies, th.;se Of Capts. Bu--
chanan and Dunglad, ar, from Switzerland
county. Switzerland il . patriotic piece Of
ea5th It hss s ;a furnished two eo@paa1ss Of cav
| stores, the boat, CONTINUED on :nsif way t.
Pat=bp1g.-G;4 Commercial, sesssfday.
, 1861-08-27

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26-Rosseau's Brigade,
which had been ordered to march to g. LOUIS,
has received counter order, and VIII remain
ut Camp Joe Holt for the present.
, 1861-08-27
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Formation Of Union Lodges-A U,sioss Brig
edc EnroQcd-I3oyisioQdl Government Cen-
It7rDldIed
, 1861-08-27

Cd nom Warrington to reft the Congress for
blocka3ing purposes. Mr. HSit Of Kentucky
iR nor here,
, 1861-08-27

Tie Battle Of Bull Hun, and It's effect upo,. Eu-
Tope0a Nutions--1he Question Of The Blockade
TIE Effort to Break Dosos4 american Credit
in England from France.
, 1861-08-27
Positions OF Missouri Rebel Forces.

IRoSToN, Nc, August 26.-RepoTts to-day
give information OF Hardee's forces Withdraw
ing from Greenfield towards Reeves Ferry,
where they are terrifying; also to Peyton's
station, nearer the Arkansas line. This seems
to confirm previous reports that the eastern
division Of the rebels is has.eaing to join Gen.
Pil1ow. 4 strong body Of JEFF Thompson's
forces is represented to have occupied Benton,
eight miles back Of Commerce, where they are
throwing up fortifcatious-
, 1861-08-27
FROM ST. LOUIS


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel
ST. LOUIS, August rs, 1861.
a riot occurred to-day at Rendi's Garden,
among lot Of soldiers. Provost Aarshal
NcKinstry ut once proceeded to the ground,
and Eucceeeed In quel1ing it before any serious
result, To prevent the daily Increasing oc-
currences Of the kind, Major McKinstry has
ieEued the following proclamation, which will
appear in the papers and go into effect to-mor-
rpN mornings: