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Saturday Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAaHINnroN. AnR. 10

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
Special TO the New York Post:
The Government has just issued stringent
orders to prevent the transmission of tele-
graphic accounts of army movements wheth-
er past present or future.
Ex-Minister Faulkner has not yet express
ed any secession sentiments, but he is exceed
ingly non-committal. The secessionists here
say that in a few weeks he win enter the
rebel army as q Brigadier General.
The officers of the steamer FreebOrn re-
port that slaves are constantly employ
ed by the rebels in the construction Of en-
trenchments upon the Potomac.
The rebels are still irving to negotiate
with the Indian tribes, and have promised
them annuities If they will forswea their
allegiance TO the Government John Ross,
Chief Of the Cherokee Nation however, re-
mains loyal and stands in the way of the
enemy.
sTnbune's dispatch:
The names Of the petitioners presented
some days ago by Senator Breckinridge, pur.
porting TO have come from NIAGARA county,
N. T., asking that the present difficulties be
adjusted. are supposed to be nearly all for
Eerirs. They have been sent for by prominent
gentlemen living In that county, who assert
that they are forgeries and are now engaged
in ferreting out the perpetratoF.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE An

LoUIsvLLE, Aug. 10.
No trains have besn slloweo to run east
ward of the Tennessee River for the past
two days It is supposed that the rolling
stock is engaged in transporting troops to
Union City, Tenn.
The National Union of Winchester, KY,
issued an extra yesterday, saying they. are
informed that between 2, 900 and 5000 rebel
'roops have come into Kentucky through
Cumberland Gap and are marching on Bar
louisville, it is supposed to seize $4,000
pounds of bacon and to rob the bank there.
It is feared they intend to proceed from
thence to Richmond, Ky. The Unionists In
the vicinity of Barboursville sent runners
to Owesley, jackson and other counties
where the Union men are rapidly gathering
with rifles and shot guns.
The extra says the above is reliable, but
We have no means of verifying it here.
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From Cairo.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial. !
CAIRO, Aug. 0.
Two fat boats, loaded with ooutraband
articles, and owned by Hon Mr. Kellogg, of
the Illinois Legislature, run the blockade
last night, but were brought back by Gov
eminent 9 Gamer, and afterWards accident
ally buraed; loss 81, 900. The crews escaped
in skiff to Kentucky.
Rebel scouts are retreatng from Charles
ton 70 New Madrid.
A federal detachment burned a rebel de-
pot warehouse at Prices Landing, twelve
miles below Cape Girardeaa, last night, and
captured Gen. Prices son, sixty mules, and
a large lot of corn.
All quiet at Cape Girardeau and else
where.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRo, Aug. 9.
At Cape Girardeau, last night, an
unfortunate affair took place. the Federal
pickets firing on each other. One man was
killed, and two or three others wounded
Steamers that have come down to- day report
all quiet there, and all expectation of an at
tack removed. Col. Marsh nas entrenched
uALuStll Ou q ullL " Luo uOELu OF lne LOWU,
and could hold it against triple his force,
which is now about Eve thousand strong
The Importance OF holding Cape Girardeau
will cause strong gentrenchments to be thrown
up.
LAST night, about II o'clock, two 6atboats
were discovered attempting to pass down the
Ohio and run the blockade gun was
fired and then a thirty.tw pound shot was
sent after them. Col. Cook fred up the
steamer W. d. B., and went out and took
the bOats in tow, and found them deserted,
though in such haste that a warm supper
was left on one of them. They were brought
up and left under the guns of Fort Prentiss.
Their cargoes were lime and hoop-poles,
though it was suspected that the latter COW
cred something OF more value. During tho
night the water got access TO the lime, and
both boats we're set on FIRE and destroyed;
and the capture resulted in nothing but dem
Onstrating the strictness of the blockade
The cargOes were worth about SIS, 600.
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The Piqus Enquirer, Democratic paper,
favors "uniou Of the parties, and viii not
support a party ticket this fall" 1t gays
the ticket nominated at Columbus lis COM
posed principally of cid hunkers and Office
seekers, and leaders In the Democratic party
who Lave been flching ths public treasury
for yeas.n
The Hamilton Telegraph, the old Demo-
GRATIS organ Of Butler county, Fepudistes
VallAndigham and the recent action of the
secession Democracy Of that county.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
NAsR1NaroN. AuR. ID.

The Spanish Minister announced to the
Secretary of State, yesterday, that the seven
vessels captured by the privateer Sumter had
been discharged By order Of bis Govern
ment.
Vivian W. Edwards, brpther-in-law Of
President Lincoln, has been appointed Com
missary Of Brigade on McClsllan's staff.
Prince Napoleon took leave Of the Presi-
dent yesterday and returned direct to New
York.
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FRONf rnRr nInNRnp


FoRrREsa MoSRoE, Aug. 10.
The Quaker City this morning brought in
the prize schooner Geo. v. Baker and
her Confederate crew In irons. She was
captured Of Galveston by a United States
vessel and sent 10 New York with United
States crew aboard.
BShe was captured or Cape Hatteras by
the privaieer York, aud four rebels was put
aboard. In the meanwhile the York was
seen by the gun boat Union, which chased
and burnt the York after the pirates had
beached her and escaped.
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SPR1NeF1ELp. 20, AuR.I9.
Goop FoR TnE HoME eUARp.

4VIO1Ii WV'I mug AV'
A party of ll0 rebels made dash into
this town yesterday. They were fred upon
by IA home guards and compelled to retire
with loss oftWo killed and several wound
ed. One Of the home guards was MORALLY
wounded.
1t Is reported that there are HOO rebels in
camp about 30 miles below here.
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Prom BanEs, DIvI,Iop.

Especial Dispatch to Cincinnati oOmmercial.l
SANDY HOOK, Nd, Aug. 9.
Our troops surprised body of rebel cav
airy opposite Boston last night, routed them.
killed three aRd csptured a lot CT saddlsry
and blankets.
The depot of the B. & o. R. B., six miles
above Harper Ferry, was burned by the
rebels last night. It had been q rendezvous
Of their cavalry. .r..e .-r4u
There ara about six thousand rebels at
Leesburg.
The First Pennsylvania Reserve arrived
today. ~
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The Evsulns Leader,

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thattina. The Evening Leader viii contain all
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and h e complete paper in itself Subscribers
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GExERAI scHEScE.--Gsneral Mcdowell, in
his official report of the Bull RIM engage
menI includes BrigaSier General schenck,
s,sssirg the Second Brigade of Tylsr's
1880, IN q iiSt Of officers who, "in the
ssveral places their duty called them, did
,os, essetse service, and behaved in the
most sallAut manner"
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IRON LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. II.

LOuisTnLE, Aug. IL.
On the sth the steamer Massachusetts, was
about eight miles of Ship Island.
A special to the Nashville Union Of the
10Th Gays that Butler burned Hampton.
Richmond papers learn that Southerners
were TO be handcufed with the handouts
captured st Manassas, and made breastworks
of
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIs, Aug. IL.
tits stated on reliable authority that JEFF.
Thompson, wi,h his entire command, made
demonstration against Cape Girardeau on
Friday, but finding the place in a much bet
ter state OF defense than anticipated, precipi-
lately ded.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

RIcHMoED, Va, via New Orleans, Aug.
lO.-The papers this morning semi-oficial-
" announce that Admiral Dundss intends to
take his feet into Charleston regardless Of
Llnco!n's pretended blockade. The British
Consul here states that he has no official au-
thoritv for so doing.
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PROM NEW YnRK.

New YoRK, Aug. IL.
The schooner Mary Alice arrived to day.
She had been captured by pirate Dixie Her
captain and three men were taken aboard
the pirate. She was afterwards re.captured
BY the Wabash, and her pirate crew trans
ferred to her. The Wabash also captured
the brig Sarah Starr, which bad no papers.
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Q6I TWELVE YEARS AGO

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FROM OsWRGO.

0swEao, Aug. 10.
Hon. Joseph Holt arrived here to-day and
was enthusiastically received. he made a
short patriotic speech in the course of which
he said--Iknow Kentucky never faltered al
though her politicians did, butin the depths
ofsoul shH mas been determined from the
first to stani BY the Union.
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Sunday Nights Report.
FROM GIN. LYON.

FRANKLIN, No., Aug. 10.
Springfield advices to Thursday morning
say no battle had been fought but one was
hourly expected. Five hundred cavalry
were ready to move Thursday morning. The
home guards were in motion. The regulars
remained in position. The troops lay on
their arms Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
The rebels were encamped on Wilson's
Creek II miles from Springfield.
On Saturday evening 9 slight skirmish
took place between patroling parties four
miles out on the Mount Vernon road, in
which four rebels were killed.
SPRINGFIELD, No., AugI5.
Much alarm has been created here in con.
sequence Of reports that the rebels we're
fanking the city on the southwest and east.
Stores were closed, and the citizens gathered
together all the valuables easily transportable
and the directors of the branch of the State
Bank of Mi sOuri here placed about $3.50, 600,
nearly all specie, in charge Of Gen. Lyon for
safe keeping.
Scouting parties now report the roads all
clear, and the public mind has become more
calm.
The only force of rebels now known to be
in the vicinity are on Wilson Greek, twelve
miles from here, and a force will be sent to
attack them in few day.
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RRnaI AnRIAN.

ADRIAN, Aug. 10.
A letter received at Hudson from Captain
DeGollyer ofthe Fourth Michigan Regiment
reports himself and ieut. Preston well, but
prisoners. They have heretofore been re-
norted killed
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NEW ORLRANs ITEMS,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
Sales of coffee 200 bags at 35 cents, pay
able in~Confederate States treasury notes.
The Washington report that Lieut.. Walter
a. Stevens, formerly Federal engineer, is
now Confederate army defaulter, iS uniVeF-
sally djscredited
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.
The I. & u. Telegraph Co'slines connect
ing Keokuk, MontrOse and Fl Madison,
Iowa, direct with Chicago and the East were
completed to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

TIE LOSS OF ARTILLERY AT TIE BULL RCN
BATTLE.
Company D, Second artillery, Captain Ar
mold, six rihed pieces.
Company I, First artillery, Captain Rick
cts. six rifed Parrott ten Founders.
Company E, Second artillery, Captsiu Car
isle, two rified pieces and two howitzers.
This company had six pieces in the action.
Company -, Fifth artillery. le riled
piece, four smooth bored-six pieces In the
action.
Company G, First artillery, one thirty
FOUNDER Parrott guu-one thirty pounder
and two twenty FOUNDER ParrOtt guns in
action.
Rhode Island Battery, Eve rifsd pieces
six IN action.
Making total loss Of seventeen rifed and
eight smooth bore guns.
TIN LOSS OF AMMUNITION AND ooMKIssARY
sTo3Es AT BULL BUN.
0ns hundred and fifty boxes small arm
cartridges.
Eighty-seYen boxes rihed cannon ammu-
nition. p. . l.- ~
Thirty boxes old firearms. 4r
Thirteen wagons loaded with provisions
and three thousand bushels of oats.
Il Is estimated that TWENTY-FIVE hundred
muSkets and eight thousand knapsacks and
blankets we're lost.
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Nnr nRsTRTCTRD.
wAsHlEeroz, Aug. 10.

WAShlNdAOAi aug AN'
s Special to the Commercial:
There is no truth in the report that the
navigation of, the Patomsc is interfered with.
Boats are arriving from Baltimore.
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