The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-30

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pichst6, which MN elxssea miles ont, ~
driven In. Colonel MoOfe hae hine hundred
rnen. and fUuf cannon. Three Aandred men
mort = e Se a..s II ssa
KAssls Orr. Mo. !, Augurt 2e --tsu Friday,
/ the q instant. the sum Of el43 900 IN gold,
hNl1rging TO the Mechanic AID UGicn Ban r.
Of this place. was seized be order ct Maj,r
d. T. Van Hcrr, commanding the Reserve
Corps Of Home Guards.
some excitement was created here on S atur.
day by a skirmish which took place bet, vsen
/ twenty mounted Confedevates on the north
bend OF tbs river, and the Ferry Guard ON the
south bank, aided by six poundar. Seve. al
Sno~ Tsrs exclaimed, eus nobody hnrt:
/ informs alton from Northwest Missouri tia .
Martin Green, instead Of threatening to at
tack kirksyills and other points, a. hereto
fore reported, is fast moving towards the
Missouri river. General Hurlburt IL pursu-
ing the enemy from Kirksville, and Colonel
Moore from Athens. General Green's force
is estimated ct 1000. lis is supposed to be
now In the lower part OF Monroe county.
moving southwark, aud will probably at
.empt to cross the river to Boone county
TIT. will rid Northeast Missouri Of his pres.
and restore quiet to that portion CT the
State FROM LOUISVILLE.
AoUIsvILLx, August % The Adams Eek.
press company having discon timed the send
'He "a ActeeIS " Tue . Jutu, tuOsc no received
.ud .airivine from the North will be re turned
to the senders.
"A a V was presented to-day at camp "Joe
Hoit," to General Rosseau's brigade, entitled
the louisville Legion" by the citizens of
Louisville. There was an immense eoncourse
In attendance.
EXPLOSION OF PERCUSSION PRIMERS.
fiTrsBuad, Aug usL2 u "A box OF percussion
primers for cannon, addressed to Gen Ere.
mont, at St. l. ,uis, arrived here to.day on
III
Lained cause exploded, and seriously injured
an employees OF the railroad com pany and
another man No one was KILLED. OF first
reported. The explosion lr,sed sons excite.
ment and gave rise to a rumor of an internal
machine.
ANOTHER NEWSPAPER IN TROUBLE.
PfTTsBuRd, August 26.-The United States
DIS riet Attorney, II. Is. Carna ham Esq. has
aot'ned the editor OF the German Reyabttka-
1ser, Il. W. kelkenbeck, Esq, through the
Marshal OF THIS district, that the tone of his
paper is decidedly inilnical to the Govern
ment, and II net changed may subject him 10
legal prosecutio
USIoE MIN KILLED IN KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 26.-A UGAJn man named
moore was Killed, and another, named Neil,
inoItally wounded, on Sunday afternoon nv
= gang OF nye rebels az Snotwell Toligats.
Ky, seven miles from Uoyington Both men
were stabbed In the back "A party OF Uniop-
ISIS gave pursuit to the murderers, who have
lieu towards the Tennessee line.
szCEssIoBIsT RECEIVES NOTICE TO QUIT
ockANIoS, Pa, Aug. 26.-Wliian Halsey,
uaninS from 1thlca, was compelled to leave
sne Town To-day, or accept the alternative of
Delng rode out On q rail-. He had enaea yored
Book. 0'A LAY
THE BANKERS AND THE LOAN
NEW YORK, Aug. 27-At u m,iatin2 vestar.
day AFTERNOON OF the Presidents OF the b .n Ks
OF the city OF New York, it was, resolved tina. t
nut Stevens, President of the Bank OF (t,m =
meECe. select COmmittae of
MIN nlm 70 washington, to enforce upon the
President and his cabinet rae resolutions
previously passed by The Bank President is,
mat the conditions OF the loaG recently made
BY the Bank Presidents are that the war rs TO
De prosecuted with all the v1s;or and energy
of the Government.
AIscBLLASKoUs.
The New York Courier des Etata JJpis af.
nrins thAI NO rench SO uadron Is To enter the
pors OF Norfolk. The only French war SNIP
on our coast is the CaLinat, now M the har-
Dor OF New York. The Courier thinb It Dos
slols tnat the Catinat may touch for mo-
neIs a. southern port u leave dis patches
for French cOnsuls.
The Toronto Globe mentions in an editoria.
article, 1.-The presence in Canada of an &C live
sympathlser with Mr.. Jefferson Uayis-a
gent ieman who did service to the Sou thern
cause as a newspaper writer in Washingtor-
seeking through lne Minus serial press vi this
coaAtry TO sir up strife between the North.
ern States and Great Britain.''
In New York, on Tuesday morning. the
United STATES Marshal ssized Ia Adams &
To- Express of1ce ab. ut ten thousand copies
OF ths New YORK DAILY News, destined for
Louisville, st. Louis and ST Joseph
The name OF the Steamship Joseph Whitney
mas oeen changed 20 the hIcC ieliau. in honoc
OF the federai Generai. Sac Is attached To
enc quartermas .ers service, and Will soon
SAIL win Prisoners for Tortagss, Fla.
The Philadelphia Inquirer is informed of
the StOpDdTS of SGVaYS.1
consequence OF the low price OF an thracite
coal.
John ". Orr, of Wheeling, Va. has been
arfes ted or suspicion Of giving laid and com
Tort TO the Confederates Nine Confederate
prisoners were brought to Wheeling on Sat-
urday from Grafton, Va.
JEFF. Thompson being told that Hecker had
offered 8 reward for his head, replied. .sSorry
/ cannot return the compliment, for / would
not have his Us gift"
definite arrangement is understood to
have been made in Missouri, by which all the
prisoners taken on each side in the late bat.
tie, are to be released.
A man named Spencer, of Cincinnati has,
it Is stated, invented a submarine bomb that
can be thrown into the water, and will ex.
plods after it Is submerged
Daniel q. Lowher, of New Orleans, who
stands charged with being a bearer Of dis
patches from England to President Davis,
was removed on Monday to Fort Lafayette.
Up to the Goth inst. the subscription to
the confederate loan in Raleigh, N. o., was
| go, 800.
The new regulation in regard to passports
TO Europe goes into effect Immediately. Oscar
Irving has been appointed Government agent
in New York.