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P r O PLE'S LINE.


EEOPLE'S IINE-F0R THE COAST
sgsSs H. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
fine staunch and en2aortable Passenger Steamer
Golden Age, Capt. Webbing, leaves avery
SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock. ~ '
The substantial sift-running Passenger Steamer VI VIZ
Powell, Capt Heno, leaves avery TUESDAY EVENING
above, al O'clock
VI W ADAMS & ,.on.u
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STEAMBOATS,.
Z D D RIY Err.

REGULAR RED RIVER, NEW
fFy h. Orleans and Shreveport THURSDAY U. y Mall
Passenger PnGke.The maenihcehl FIRST
passenger packet SturlaB le CHARLES
Hayes, master, will leave regularly for she7opoEt, Grand
Bayou Conslattn Campte Grand Ecore Alexandria, and all
Intermediate landings on Red River, rs Iollowst .,-
I,rnyes New (SrIeAta Leaves Shreveport.
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The Starlight bnt y The Red River trade
and for comfort safety and surpassed by boat
her regular advertised day, above,
For freight or passage apply on board.
m VTRGINIus @. BEETzEL. NH
Adrartia iIln ArAnf
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TSg hset-The new nd magnhcently tutni'hed passen
EkkFl@ ger packet w. burton +. Riosat mister
mmes he, clerk. will leave New Orlc lis AZ
above, for Nachtoebes, Grand Ecoe ger Island Tessie
P. Rncha's, St Maurice. FUvon Montgomery, DurnulL
Buxton,s, Cane and iinle Rivers Cotle. Alexandria Pine
VILE tierces No mans Bnrbis and all intermediate land
ings. FORT rtight or assagc apply on hoa,d.
VlRGISIUS G. DENTZEI.
Agent
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. Jan 81. at 8 P. NJ.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSyIIL.E
egg H. Canton Eddyvilis, DycuSburg, Smithand, FadN-
aceh, Metropolis Cairo Columbus 7ficlsrngn, Nav
NIadrid Randolph, Memphis Helena, Napoleon
BcnsThe fine light draugh regular packet steamer
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, will leave as above For
freight passage apply On board or 70
B. DUFIEI.D, Agent,
jas II Camp street
This nj Memphis with the Memphis and Charles
Railroad, and at Cairo with the Illinois Central
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Leaves on TUESDAY. inn. 20 at5P NJ
XTgtTfT ~


, H. = AXE Packct-for Jefferson, Smihland Benton,
Port Cnddo, Swanson Landing. Shreveport and
Staz&zdsh intermediate landings Red Riyrt--The new
spedi and last running regular passenger packet Eleanor
Wills Main master, will leave above. For freight passage
apply board.
Jas ,dvtrtlsinm i Gnap.
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FORT A DA NJ s :.

Leaves evnry THURSDAY at p NJ
FntPAR FORT ADA ms, TUNICA, NOR
EsS - bayou and the Goast-rEe new 3as
senger steamer Laurel R7ill, f F. a.. -
xt2asf nastG1 Enving been newly and her atln
extended viii leave above every TEfg SDAY Evening
O'Clock
SELF EUGENE I,ASOuE Acep+
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NIsaslnrialisia.
Capt pelano, Of tAeship Pocahontas, nom Lily
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY Goth inst. at p n
REGULAR RED RIVER PACK
49, IA. ET - For Jefferson SmhlHnd, benton. Port
ls4ss@S Caddo, SwanSous Mornings, Albany Shreve-
Grand Bayon, Campe Grand Ecore Alex
andtta, Norman Barbin and ali landings on
Red RiverThe elegant and light drnug fast running naSen.
steamer Robert Fulton, John NJ Grace MASTER will
leave rs above For freight or apply board.
ia7a 4ivert;si1, 4 ,or,
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BLACK AND I.1TTLB PIyERs.

Leave on TUESDAY. Jan. 10, ut b P. NJ.
FOR UPPER AND LOWER TIN
f. saS-fhe neat light draft passenger steamer SR
s@s Ene Geo. Miller will ISaye above
Dallas. Quebeck aud all ines mediate iangs
on Upper and Lower Tensas Black and Katie FOr
freight passage apply OH haard
vIRGIHIUS O. DENTzEII,
jas Advertising Agent.
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GEORGE D, TITTE. No 4 Front street.
MUSE i MURDOCH, No. s Front street
7. \. SMITH, Tchoupitnuas street, n
and for comfort safety aud speed surpassed By any boat
In the Rde X - rD'
The ponbloon will strict attention way anta-
lion business. dc If
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I,enves EVERY SATURDAY AZ 5 nfrtnck r NJ
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AN

Ed a. kTlN IVN WEEhTli PNUk E1.-F0F Irent0n
lhsAst57 Monroe, Pine Bluff. Columbia Uarrisonbnrg
rnity Mouth Of Red river, Bayou Sara, Baton
Rouge PlaueuHe, DonaisOhvill and Ill intermediate
tngs The esTer J. F. PnrgosId dntlt expressly for
the tFhdel j. ". TObn Commander, UHVrs above uHcnAly
This EaIurr regularly al TrenOR every Monday
with the gh draft steamer Eornie Cspt Williams taking
fre" for all points The ArbOnDe COtnfe bay0ns
out extra expense for storing etc.
For freight passage, apply on hoard
JAO f. NCC6IITfN.
No. 8 CarOndeet street.
n Bah freight for way anil plantation dii.s
paid hT the shippers of the bo Passengers will
landed nj point the Coast regular Picket
clerk viii be ready receive freight the Friday
morning. '
a plan Of the cabin be and passage secured by
plying to the nFcn's nI2SA
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Leaves TUESDAY. Jau 20 at hPN
LII J

REGUK.Ass S IL REV PORT
GS hsPACkET-FOr Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs,
fAhfE5S shreveport Grand Bayou, Canpe. Graz Ecore
Er12 IeXnndrh, N"lrnans tOrton's IarHn's and ali
the crneatc anlngs Red riyer1e elegant aud very
hight draugt fast running passenger packet steamer Louis
Dor &C. Johnson MASTER will leave
rpAssNge apply on board.
V1RGIETUS G. DEETHEL,
ia24 AdyarisiIV 4 gen,
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PEI Steamship 0rizaba, from Inaianola and Cal
aeston-.-64 cabin, 24 deck, l7negFoes
Per ship Poeahontas, from Myerpool-2s steer.
age.
Per ship e u Arndt, ffonl Bremen % steerage.
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Leaves on TIL SDAY. Jan 90. At 5 M
FOR ST. LDULS--CDNNICTENG
sg h. Mt the Illinois Central and ut St Louis
ib5aft Ohio and Mississippi Rnjlroad-Tha fine,
passenger pncke Steamer HE Ny:sSfaA,
DIX MUSTER leave for ST. Louis Rad alinerincdinte land
iugs as above freight apply hoard
VlRGINlUS o. DENTIEL,
Advertising Agent
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SnEA MI RlsATa.

g = k9i1N1DDAA0.
N. -. AND s~ra.,-,.,,.s,
49, MEMPHIS U S, MAIL !Ss
as4laats2EEa5L me OF PACKETS.
Composed of tho splendid steamers
Ingomar, ]. D. Clarke master,
Ed. j. Gay, Bart. Bowen. master,
-.. leaving every TUESDAY, MT s PM.
Imperial, @. S. Rogers master.
John Simontis. j. r. Hicks master,
Every THURSDAY, at p NJ.
New UHat le Sam. A. R. IRWIN MASTER
III. II. w. Hill, T. H. Newell, master,
Every SATURDAY, a5P.M.
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALI. POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For freight or passage apply to
JNo. E. HYDE Il CO.. Memphis Packet offce
MI II ST Charles Hotel. left wing.
Leaves ~ sSnAY, 10th inst. nhp NJ
pI pIENE ! ls H, AND NEW ORLEANS
49, Memphis and The Bends The 6ne hrst.cias
passeng EN-, packet eIner Nh SONAR. Cant j.
morning the street and viii len as above
FOR freight or passage apply On or board; or e
1a23 .. under st; Charles Hotel, left wing.
This line connects Napoleon regular pnckets for
the Arkansas and White rivers, and Memphis with Mem
Phts and Charleston Railroads.
So Bills adng signed the Office of the agents up 10
O'Clock on the day of departure
Leaves ~ On T,!4RS9AY s IS9 81 at
IT, h Packet 1inc--U. s. Mail Packet-For Memphis
i{sgS' and the Iends-The fine splendid passenger
be ready receive oipht from tie foot of od street on
wednesday morning and leave above For freight passage
JOHN F. HYDE / CO.,
btn25 under st Charles Hotel. left wing
This boat connects At Napoleon with regular packets the
ArSsRS and hte rivers and at Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.
Bills adng signed the Office of the Agents IN TO O'Clock
on daV otHeparture.
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TAILAHATCHTE AND YAzOO RIVERS.

Leaves on TUESDAY, jan. 20, al p. NJ.
FOR 9AXOO AND TALLAHATCHIE
IYST Five The substantial passenger packet Col,
ancti! clerk will leave as allows for Pamela
Mouth Gold Wafer Tn ona CIR nwood, Sidon Honey IsaIi
fazoo City Sntara and all ntemed landings For freight
or passage apply oil board.
VIRG1N1USC c. DBNT2EI,
jas Advertising Agent,
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REGULAR RED RIVER, NEW
~ hANRLEANS. CAROLINA AND HURRICANE
[.fF44S55FS547S RtuFFS AND SHREVEPORT Tuesday U s.
Rsxa5stn-aE-S Mail Pas enger Packet.
h" aud magnificent first class seuFe packet Louis
Dor, Cheney johnson, master, will leave regularly Caro-
lima ami Hurricane Bluffs Shreveport, Grand Bayou C0uhR
C"mpe Grand Ecore Alexandria, and all intermediate land
ings on Red River, follows:
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WEIR MlSSIs SIPPT.
Leaves every TU ESDAT AT & O'Clock p. II.
HENE ORLEANS AMn NIEN

o T. II.
NEW ORLEANS AND vICKE
MSsY h. burg U. $; Mail Line.For 9onsdsonylle Pla
nuemine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf and
burg-The steamer Charmer. Capt W. G. Wilson, will
Leave a shove every q O'Clock NJ Reurnin
she will leavs VtekEburg every FRIDAY O'Clock M
D. Z. CARROLL. CO.,
js4 Agents. SO CArondeiet street.
The above will ycksburS with the sears,
Dewdrgp for YRBeo river
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CHI Ic,nr

REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND LAKE
~ h. Packet-For Jefferson, SmthlRnd, Port CnGlo
LsssfSz' tirnnd bayou, ConshaH, Canpe Grand Ecore
zss=@ESSt Maurice. Montgomery, CGtiie, Alexandria
Eomns G2rtnn' linrhin's and all Intermediate landings
Red Tver-The entirely new elegant. light dauwh7 swift
running passenger pncket p. E. Bonforti Morley mas
will leave above. For freight pasSage having
accommodations, apply hoard.
in29 tdverisjng ee,t
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, u RES u w REP IA RIVER, N14y

Rssiiaa&t9s w Mail Passenger Packet.
S=Ersz@ The aud magnificent first passenger
packet DOubloon, VIM G. Harrison muster. will leave re-
yuariy for jeIcon Shreveport, Grand Bsyou Copshaa
Campte Grand Ecore Alexandria and all intermediate landings
Rcd River. fpllows. & Tl =
- -Leayes New Orleans Leaves Shreveport
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B &C u F RI V r r i.
Leaves on SAT- RDAY. OH inst at p NJ
E&EGUIAE. A1DEWf' JEFFER..

IT. Ia son and Baa} RIrcr I'aclt-Thg 50, p1ior ma
Lfs4aa72ts very Light drHuEh sl wlcsl ITr0lie
GsS&aFaE54zaa b. F. GOODWIN Precise mud Dorsey
ccrs VIII lenye shove for Point Jrtey1 Mouth
Gum Point, Thomas Landing, Dale, e. EsFif Prairie Isl
aud all Intermediate lJIngs BG,u rfrcr For Fr,ighs or
passage apply On board. ...,
jan Adver.ing Agent
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Ian. 90 at PM
Cox. Brsinnri 4 Go IS Through Line
FOR NG BILE, SELMA. MONT
49, b gomcry and Wctnnpka all findings on Ala
bamH rivGrfhe saunch seamer VIM Ru o.
sazlRaly, r. Sionotr master will leave the lake sd
of tee Jefferson aud Carr0on Railroad above For freight
or passage apply 10
j,29 O. Cam Street
The VIM BHgaey receiving freight nj The depot Tiyo
Circle. ~ @F'' ~
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spoken.

By Capt, Watts, of the bark Growler, from
Boston, Goth inst, in lat ii %, long. 81 80, ship
Azzan, from Cardiff Sth December, bound to this
port
BY Capt. Gran, Of the ship Digby, from Bsyhi
December 14h of Pernambuco, 2Sd December,
ship Angelina, of Boston, bound south.
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LOW Err co A ST.

Leaves avery WEDNESDAY ami SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ.
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
III h G9gs-r vice Wgehs-Iho fine passenger packet
" leave New Orleans above, commencing
WEDNESDAY, the Sd of October.
sea II. LANOUE, Agent. :
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Leaves on WEDNESIlA Y. Jan. 30, Ut 3 p, NJ,
IsEGtzULAR ST. LOUIS E'hSSHN-
~ h ger PackemF9r st. Lom$ Cairo, h,cma9 New
sszsSFhp swift Fnnuiu, light draft passenger packet
FIN Is City, Iy switzer raster, will en's
freight passage having fire accommodations
VIRGINIUS G. DENTIEL
jS2s Advertising Agent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

AMERICAN FACTs-brOm the Other Side
The information relative TO American poll
tics, derived from the special correspondence
of Mr.. Russell, which the London Times
communicates to greatly wondering world,
has the advantage, at all events, of being
particularly ael0. Mr.. Russell describes oat-
ties ne has not seen, and circumstances
which have not occurred, with equal ability.
We learn, from the last received number of
the Times,
l. That Canada has a right to be alarmed
at American intentions of invasion, and has
a population from which fifty thousand SOL
diers can be raised, in less than no time.
2. That the United States of America have
ceased TO be.
3. That the subjugation of the South is
next to impossible, ard its submission in the
highest degree improbable.
A. That all the incidents of the war (Hat-
teras included?) appear to have been in favor
OF the Confederate States.
D. That the stanchest Federalists have
now brought themselves to contemplate the
disruption Of the Union as a probable re-
suit.
6. That a traveller would find himself at
more liberty in Venice than in New York.
These are a few of the TTmes's special
American facts. Can not Mr., Russell find
something authentic to write to his en-
ployers, without venturing on canards such
as these
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23
American Flpnr css-Br,ish Opiuious.

American FiDar ces-British Optnious
The London Times, brought over by the
last steamer, says:
Two broad assertions have been made in
this Couotry by the advocates and opponents
Of American institutions respectively. The
to' mrr declared that a community governed
en- genuine democratic principles would never
be hhey 70 incur public debt, as it would
never be hurried into war by class which
irupo its interest in such a policy. A Re
public could afford to be impatient of taxa
t on, as it would never be taxed lfdisputes
Should arise, the wisdom Of upright and
DoIest citiztDs, exempted from the peruicious
lhtiuerce of "A self seeking alistocracy, would
soon Insure return to tue blessings OF peace
Tbs was one vieT Of democratic finance, aud
SIX moths experience has taught us how
much that was WORTH The Americans have
puIgCd headloLg into the war with greater
obSunacy, uDTeason and extravagance than
were ever shown to the Old World We
shut now be able to test the assertion of
ose who have represented democratic iu-
sn uuous iu this particular especially as al
together unsafe They used to tell us that
though Democracy might be eager enough
10 borrow, ii would not bp ready to pay ;
thet II political power was lodged exclusively
i'll the lower classes Of the population, those
classes would never submit to the tsc taxa
Ton Whlch thelr own 70 es had rendered ne
ces7ary' asnd that pnhic debt would either
oeF'Pali ttea, or sh'I.td oy process OF ruin-
Gus colllscau0n on TO the shoulders OF the
classes tSooye NesuAH see Row tnis ".i turn
ouI; lue hlHe'lcaGs are BORROWING money
Nun proc lsiOus !foplaity, and 70 some eX'ent,
uuuRn d VCiy ul-PI 'pofiIonR'p one tney a'e
saA'ls 'LyuseIveS 70 meet the burden. ihey
n|'s >, ,'tn ven oyEuN Uy 'lAl1E 'he oreaNidst
"ue, !nu ,elS 'nLub Wnlcu III ooe OF our
III es' uti .e'lons' 1t was proposed 10 uutaX rs
i, 60! p..y. VI unalclAl %,SuoW' Iuey
S,' slLltlDB wi 'oIlplaCeHLJ p. on 'ue resources ol
@n oA(S,s,, anu S'TP "uG P-ptr wiz soon
ou1o 20 .i. Iuo F,u. Ia EAcu quer: Dat
r; tI,s VI. 'ial .5. " Il aIa P,nll Is iytl
~ IA LEE wy 'oAes 10" Vecleeu DC actuily
uyso s'V Iu's'19n 9ns.on MD,cu as orr
s Ia sIer NE SiCws no 10 lniSgiyiDg
i,, o,t,. - ~ ~, ouI we ~ tu's
Ia Iai .aiGy ~ usa' RON coz uulLs
s ,,,.,,t l,Gs aLS IealiJ 70 acCePI
',, a ~ ~ ~ va, 'lot ,uGy WI
i,o,'t,1,ors np tbl, i,I s',e ., rlei'
49,, ;,,,llrit,, Ne =, ID'u I qua.l-
~ Lt,- hc.i g i;..ii y N n sS ~, 'io'e'
;,,,,i,ias " U'- ''-' ''''' ''il'oi"''' 0o'l'-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

tapcously with similar movement on the
the part of the Federal forces whenever the
Legislature OF Ken uCky shall undertake TO
enforce apains' both be ligpreuts the strict
neutrality which they have SO often declared
VI return among you, citizens OF Kentucky,
AZ tie head Of a force the advance Of winch
is composed entirely of Kentuckians We do
not come TO molest any person, whatever
may be bis political opinions. Uuiike the
agents of the Northern despotsm, who seek
10 reduce us In the condition of dependent
yaSsais. we believe that the recognition of the
civil rlbis Of citizens is the foundation of
constitutional liberty, and that the claim Of
The President of the United States to declare
martial law, 20 suspend the privilege Of the
writ OF h0beoS corpus and TO convert every
harGack auG every prison in The aud into a
Basti'e l. nothing hut the aim which other
wants have assumed to su9juga free peo-
pie
"TAe Confederate States occupy Bov,ing
Green rs defensive position. | renew the
p eoges OF the commanders OF other columns
OF Coniederete troops, to retire from the
territory u Kentucky on the same condition
which Wi! govern their movements, and
further give you my own assurance that the
force under my command will be used ss aid
to the GOVERNMENT Of Kentucky in Carrying
'u' the strict neutrality desired by its
PEOPLE whenever they undertake to enforce
II against The two belligersnts alike
'(Signe6) IS B. BUCKNE
"Rrieadiat- General Q s. A.
BowLlNc GREEN, September Il, 1861.
Governor Magonin has also issued his
PROCLAMATION, ordering General Thomas I,
trit'euCen 10 execute the purposes CJutam-
plated by the recent resolutions OF the Ken
'ucby Legislature IL reference TO The eNpul-
sion OF invaders and General CriJel3en has
q IN i.4 tao
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

THE DEATHrBED OF A BALLET GRL.-Those
who suppose that the theatrical profession is
inconsistent with tervent piety, will be un-
deceived by the following account Of the
death Of Hannah Gale, of the unfortun-
ate ballet girls who was recently burned to
death in Philadelphia. She was one of Sc
veral sisters, young ladies of prepossessing
appearance and excellent dancers. They
were English by birth, and first appeared
professionally in Philadelphia in the Ronzani
troupe:
Hannah Gale had lain at Grear's saloon.
Soon after she was brought there her pain
ceased-the result of inward modification,
She was entirely tranquil, and calmly asked
those present TO read the Bible to her. An
intimate friend, Miss Annie Wilkes, spent
some time with her reading the sacred book.
For herself she had no apprehensious, but
for her sisters and her mother she felt keen
anxiety.
Hannah Gale died at o'clock. A death
bed more solemn, yet less mournfll, is sell
dom seen. The Gale sisters have lived-so
says everybody who know them-a blameless
life. Less seltshness in a circle of sisters,
perhaps, was never known. Hannah during
her last moments manifested degree of re-
signation too sublime TO result from any
thing but sustaining grace. She had lived a
bameless life, anC, dying, she declared that
He who had been her strength in life was
now supporting her as the vail between life
and eternity grew thin. The dying girl con-
Versed as few people would suppose her ca
pable of cOnversiDg, and as the last breaths
tuttered upon her lips, the name of her Sa-
vior was pronounced with it.
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:.
shall is at Liberty, Owen County, cnardo5
by eight hundred SeCessionists, who fesr he
arrest. Two mites Of the Covingtou and Ley.
ington Railroad was torn up yesterday near
Cyntbians.
A special train went from Frankfort to
Lexington to day, guarded by detachment
Of Home Gu trds.
WAsHMG1oN September 2l - The New
ork HeTdids dispatch says that il is gener-
ally conceded there will he no battle unless
J. IS onr wish. There ore no batteries at
" bite House or Matthias Point.
The New York Timess dispatch save three
or four l'chet3 belonging to the Michigan
Second have been Killed near the Chain
Bridge
A young man, a native of Kentucky. f1st
escaped from the rebel army, had an inter-
view With the Secretary of War. He was
al Bull Run. He says Beauregard has now
one hundred and eighty-Gve thousaud men
at Manassas and vicinity, well clothed aud
shod' and paid promptly. The Virginia
troops are paid in Virginia bank bills and
the Others in gold; and, according to his
statement, are abundantly supplied with
everything.
FuRTREss MONROE, September 2l.-Seyeral
surgeons captured by the rebels at Bull Run.
released on parole, arrived here 10 dav from
NoIiclk. They are accompanied by Sir.
Day, specla. correspondent of the London
HTa'd Until lately there we're twelve hum
d'cd Federal prisoners at Richmond Re-
Gently many have been sent 10 New Orleans.
Beaifegards heaG-qUarteFs are at Fairfax
Court house, all JohlslOu's at Winchester.
It. was not supposed the rebels would attack
Washington.
The Neuimac, at Norfolk, was fast being
converted into a floating battery There
were anout four tbOu-3nd troops Gt Norfolk
Ar -. nr
mont has appointed Brg1dier Generals PoDe
Sleel, Asho'h and McKinstrv to command
DIVISIONS ~ acting Major Generals and Col
olels Davis, MullgGu, keiLOu and Fe.tou as
eCtug Brga"ier Generals. ruJs L. Prce.
OF Jefferson City has been commissioned
Brieooier Go Deral by the Government.
LOUISVILLE, September % There is no
news from below. There is no teipgraphic
nnuuicCtion south OF Lebanon Junction.
The Fortv-Dinth Ohio arrived here this
morning. On passing the head Quarters of
General Anderson, at the I.ouisyine Hotel
they were addressed b. the General in 4
pTlei but patriotic speech, which was en-
thuslastlcaily cheered and happily responded
to by Colonel G hsou, comm8pling. Tho
officers of tho regiment subsequently, dfned
at the hotel by invitation Of the proprie-
tors.
CAIRO, September 2l A skirmisb took
pace yesterday below Fort Holt, between
Company !, Of the Tenth Regiment, and a
small party Of rebels, in which the latter
were routed. One Federal was wounded.
To-day the gun boats Tglor and Leriagton
went down the river, searching for masked
batteries. The expedition went within sight
OF the rebel camp al Chalk Bluff, and found
no batteries. All quiet here and vicinity.
WASHINGTON. September % A number of
distinguished foreign officers have been com.
missioDed in the United States Army.
II is understood that Ward B Burnett of
Kentucky, has been commissioned Brigader-
General OF volunteers