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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FokrHy. MONROE Friday, Sept G. 1861,
via BiLTIxoRB, Saturday, Sept !.
The steamirigate Roanoke, Commodore PendeE-
erast hs. returned from the blockade of Chageston,
having been relieved by the Wabash
The Roanoke brings no intelligence whatever.
The Quaker city is coaling for cruise.
The Confederate steamer Yorktown is only about
dozen miles above Newport News, awaiting an opPor-
tunty to run the blockade She has long been prepar
ing at Richmond, and is said to carry very heavy
armament.
The George Peabody is hourly expected from Hate
ras Inlet
The Harriet Lane saved her best gun.
The Minnesota ard Potomac are expected here to-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
AFFAIR

Hrp.os. Mo-, ss,uidty, Sept &, 1901.
The following additional names of the killed and
wounded ut the Little Platte Bridge, taken from
TIE 81. Joseph Journal Of the 4th inst;
KILLED.
DR.. Horton Of Atchisop, z. NJ. Borland Of Arhsrsss
City, CT. Fordug Of West Liberty, Iowa.
SEVERELY woUEDED.
Mr.. lockwood, Of 81. Joseph.
Capt. Davis, Of the I'd Ksnsas Regiment.
Nr. Martin, q brakeman.
SLIGHTLY wouSDkD.
J. w. Parker, Of St. Joseph.
j. G.. Edwards. OF ST. Joseph.
Mr.. Dutchmsp, OF ~. Joseph.
G. Carpenter, U. 8. A.
There are men and women known TO be killed yet
in the ruins and four of the Dead who belong to Iowa
and Ksnsas, are not yet identified.
There are not less than 60 wounded with broken
limb., and bruised and crushed bodies, oil Of whom
are being well cared for.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
TIE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

FRsNlToRi Ky, Saturday sepl 4 ItSI'
The State Senate to-day appointed &essr. johnson
Reed and Thornton Marshall Committee TO visit
Western Kentucky and inquire Of the Federal and
Confederate military authorities by whose direction aud
ior whs reasons they are occupying certain portions Of
the soil of Kentucky.
In The House the United States fsg wat ordered 10
bo hoised over the Capitol by a vote of77 to 20.
M Deshea subsequently moved to hoist the State
Flag when the motion was referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations.
The Senate is composed Of twerty-seyen unionists
and eleven southern R.gtts men.
The House is composed Of seventy-Gs Unioniss
and twenty.ioqT Southern Rights men.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
Election Of Delegates 10 the Aepsb
Iicau State Convention.
SYRACUSE, N. Y,

SYRACUSE n. Y, Saturday, Sert 2 lHL
The Republicans this afternoon elected the bon.
Alfred H. HOnedy ard the Hon. Charles Andrews DEB
egates 20 the Republican State Convention.
UTIct Saturday, September = tstl.
Ellis IL. Roberts aud Samuel Campbell were today
chosen Delegates from This District 70 the Republican
State Convention. ,ss,
ALBAsy, N Y, Saturday, Sspenbol IitL
The Third Assembly District Republican CONVEX
ton to-day elected j. c. Cuyler and Lemon Ihomps@i
as Delegates TO the Republican State ConsenooL.
Henry Smith and Aaron Van Schaach were elected -
Delegates from the Second District.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
TEE EVACUATION OF TIE NORTE CARO-.
LIMA pOkIS.

The following extract Of letter, written by ar off,
Ger Of one Of The United States ships engaged in the
expedition fcr the taking Of Fors hatteras and Clark
appears in TIE Philadelphia Agquirsrs
HArrrRls IsLrr, n. C., sept 3 1861.
We are beginning 20 receive gratifying intelligence
Of the effect of expedition upon the STATE OF North
Carolina Two yessels have arrived with Northern
f1gi,iyes from he interior, who inform ue that the
fore at Oregon Iuel forty miles 90 the eastward and
at Ocracohe Inlet twenty miles TO tho westward have
been abandoned the guns spiked and tho State pro-
perty destroyed
The RoboIs surprised at this attack, and astounded
NJ their great loss whils wo lost nothing, have yield
fa BE yL9s sg4 t,S@ Care Henry e Say9 iH2s9g'.
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Election Of Delegates 10 the Peoples
Union COnveDtiOns

SYRACUSE, \. z, SATURDAY, sept . iooI.
Al noon. today. a large meeting Of Union men WAS
held at the Voorhees, House, at which delegaIon -
five Union Democrats and five Repubicsns xT Ny
elected 10 the Peoples Union Convention oe ne''
in this city on the 10th inst. .., .stss,, /,
very largo and snthuSariS Union, mssuns wss .es
bsId here This evening" IL was attended by many ~ ~
The most prominent Ds@oss smpsns sa sSms q s
Guy psnaocTsts and -IsepubboauE were seies'ss ~
ess.nd &C. ~. paoples CanRsrioR ~ sy'hcgs s,' {
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
UNION MEETING AT DANBURY, CONN.

DlsBCRy, Conn.,, Saturday, Sept. !, lsGi'
Union Meeting, called by four hundred men Of all
parties, who believe in a vigorous prosecution Of the
war and sustaining the Administration, wss held here
this afternoon. About fifteen hundred persons were
present. Strong resolutions were adopted with great
cheering. 4 Prudential Committee Of ten was sp-
pointed Speeches were made by the Hon. X. Ayerill
ard Samuel r. Seely, ID. d., Of Albany.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
LARGE UNION MEETING.

GoeApsrrH, N. " Saturday, sspt. z. 1901
large Union meeting was held here this evening
James G. Cochrane presided and made strong Union
speech. The meeting wac also addressed by Rev. Dr.
Robinson, j. ID. Husbands, 8. J. Crooks end others
Five Delegates from each Assembly District were sp-
ponted 70 attend the State Convention the 10th ns
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otrsn.e who were this morning fined twenty-five
PENSIONS GRANTED.

dollars taCbs
PENSIONS GRANTED.
The following soldiers have been granted PEN
.;ops for injuries received in the present War:
Ieopo)d Chanier, Sebastian Schepp, N. y;
George s. Chase New Hampshire. Several
others have applied, and will sooD receive pen
siOns.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. MCLENNAN.
General Mcclellan crossed by Fort Coreoran
Ferry to-day and rode to Balls Cross Roads and
home by the Chain Bridge, inspecting our WORKS
most recently built. A rumor that the Reoels
were masting troops near Balls Gross hoads
was dissipated.
FROM PENSACOLA.
A Rebel soldier writes from Pensacola that
but one Mobile company remains there 'e'e'ai
having gone 10 Virginia and twenty-five more
being ready to CO.
POSITION or THE REBELS AT MANASSAS
The report that Rebels have struck tents az
Manassas and either retired or marched TO out
flank us on right or left is not corroborated py
the observations Of officers from the balloon to-
day Thty could notice 10 material change IN
the position of the Rebel army, the line OF whose
camp fires remains a. yesterday.
THE CONTRiBaND TRADE.
The contraband trade across the Potomac Is
broken up Vessels Of Rebels are now rarely
caught crossing. -Four leading Maryanders
were. however, brought up by the Reliance To-
| NIGHT. Since the Potomac has been blockaded
new ronte Las been established across the Ctssa.
peake Bay. 1t 10 protected in Aeccmac and
Northampton Counties, which constitute the VIr-
ginis Peninsula, by a considerable force Of In
fantry, cavalry, and artillery.
APPOINTMENTS.
Norman b. Ross of Indiana, Consul at Leip-
SIC Geo. S. Gideon Of Washington, Police Com
missioner of The District. A. G. Spanlding of
Maine First Glass Clerk in Pension Bureau.
THE BLENKER BRIGADE.
Colonel Stahel of the Sth New-YOrk volunteers
viii command the brigade, until recently under
Maior.Gener Blenker.
To II. Amocsted Prem
wA.HSeToS Saturday, Sept; :, le6l
The proprietor Of faro bank was arrested yester-
day, it being reputed that psymaster in the Navy,
who il detained here in custody, has been paronling
his establishment by large adventures. The various
other gambling houses, principally on Pennsylvania
avenue were closed at early hour last night prob
ably from fear that their business would be inter
mpted OF suspended by the Government.
Reports from various points on the Virginia side OF
the Potomac represent that all was quiet during last
night and this morning
Our forces near Alexandra found ak brass b
pounders yesterday buried in the ground there,
short distance from the railroad station. They were
taken 10 Fort Ellsworth.
The War Department received dispatch to-day
from Gen. Rosecranz, in camp near Sutton, Virginia,
dated yesterday from which it il nferable that all 10
well with his command.
George s. Gideon hss been appointed by the Presl-
dent member of the Board Of Metropolitan Police
Commissioners in place Of Col. Seaton, declined.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS Sept, 1861.
Generals Pillow and Polt are at Columbus with
seven thousand Rebel troops. Jef. Thompson is in
Missouri, directly opposite, with the balance Of the
forces.
Eight hundred Federal troops left here to-day to re-
enforce those at Psducsh. Another regiment 10 10
follow Immediately.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
THE EEMPsTEAD CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
c.sP sfsssiN, HsssInAD, Bn,sGh, IL,

Saturday Sept Z i15L
Tie American Telegraph Company have opened
telegraph Office at this place for the accommodation
of tbe camp and the public. The Military Encamp.
ment il most admirably located on plain Of several
thousand acres. IL is easy Of access by the Long
leland Railroed, being bat short distance from the
depo. snd il s understood extra trains viii be run as
soon as the want, of the military the public demand
tnem.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
ANOTHER INNATE FOR FORT LAPAYETfE,

WKWAhE, btIlldL-l DtFt' y ~
Edward P. Wilder, engineer Of this city, aged 49,
was arrested to-day, and sent to Fort Lafayette ln
tereeped letters exposed him. lie was making rifle
battery To send South aud expressed Willingness TO
fight the horde of Northern Abolitcniels
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
KENTUCKY NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Saturday, Sep, = 1861.
Considerable anxiety exists here on account of the
occupation OF Hickman and Paducah by the opposing
parties, which bas been increased by the absence Of
news from ths, quarter to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

On their way up 10 the Marehsfe once tbey were
followed by throng of persons, and many thought
them rebel prisoners from the secesh" country
Under the peculiar circumstances Of the they viii
probably be punished very severely.
There is but little doub that II il had not bsen for
fear of the passengers taking side against tbeu
pirates would have captured the ship run her 10 the
Southwark and delivered her up a. prize 70 The rebel
authorities. The passengers expressed themselves de-
lighted with their safe arrival here, az they say they
Were in constant fear Of their lives and liberty, and
perhaps a worse fate.
a. They give Capt Freeman and bis offcers great
credit for their management in their trying position.
The prisoners taken 20 the office Of The lniIed
of the Marshal"
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-, y: s.gsassfssrs f,I;t$ bank Of ..
s5Sa Sll' ssen sa lDs ssSSsS ssassd Ss sssE
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
efNtskL RCclEllkNS SUNDAY ChDtR.
couRT.MARTiAL poINGs.
THIRTY SENTENCES OF DEATH.
Tsekess csptured-..Rebels In Rags.
xnAhp WORK AMONG PICKETs'
pOLpNEsS or THE REBEL OFFICERS.
VARIOUS APPOINTMENTS.
couRT-MARTiAL polNGs.
THIRTY SENTENCES OF DEATH.
r,ehess captured-..1ebels in Rags.
snAhp WORK AMONG PICKETs.
pOlpNEsS or THE REBEL OFFICERS
VARIOUS APPOINTMENTS.

W,,s1yeroS, Saturday, strt = ltel
THE SABBATH TO BE KEPT.
Gen. Mcclellan is of that Cromwelllan breed
r., soldiers who put their faith in God and Keep
s.er powder dry. He has Issued the following
General Order:
ayiperlETgRs, AREN oY THE PoToNAc,
WssB fNGToS, Sept. e. 1861.
The Major. General commanding desires and requests
shat n future there may be perfect respect for
1he Sabbath on the part OF his command. We are
fighting in holy cause and should endesyor TO deserve
die benign favor Of the Creator Unless IN the case
al an attack by the enemy, or some other extreme
military necessity, it is commended to commanding
cficers that al work shall be suspended on the Sab
bath; thar unnecessary movements shall be made
on that d2y that the shall as far az possible, be
permitted 10 rest from their labors that they shall
attend Divine serviee after the customary Sunday
porpin9 iDfpection, aud that officers and men shall
alike nee their influence to insure the utmost deeorum
and quiet on tia. day. The General commanding re-
cards hs as DO idle form. One days rest in Is
necessary 10 men and animals, More than this the
observance of the Holy Day of the God OF mercy and
ii battles il sacred duty.
GEORGE Z. MCCLELLAN
q. - gfN
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

efnFssL sc'cltllsms SUNDAY 0EDta.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

The following soldiers have been granted PEN
sOps for injuries received in the present war;
Leopold Chanier, Sebastian Sehepp N. Y
George s. Chase, New Hampshire Several
others have applied, and will 'oon receive pen
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
A IIEuTFNAxT-coLoNEL CAsHIERED.

Lieut.. Cod. Francis b. O'Keefe, 18th New
York, found guilty by court-martal of drunken
ress 90 three spe ,fcatiOns, and of absence from
his regiment without leave, has been csshiered
from toe service.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

3 : ~, y Z -. = .l.a..s IS : ASA ~ :
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OF GEN. M'CLENNAN.

MOVEMENTS OF GEN. MVLfNNhN'
General Mcclellan crossed by Fort Coreoran
Ferry to-day and rode to Balls Cross Roads and
home by the Chain Bridge, inspecting our works
most recently built. A rumor that the heoels
were massing troops near Balls Gross koads
uss 4iss;pated,
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the third saueslsy Of August o'clock ia the
forenoon, AID shew eaus ., If any they have, why all
allowance should not be mad.
PARKER TUCK, judge.
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