Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29

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NEw YORK, August 28-According to the
confession of Anderson, arrested yesterday,
he has, for months past, contributed editorial
articles to the NttoS, Day. Book aud Journal
of Commerce. An intercepted letter from
Washington advised him to go South Via
Kentucky, as a passport could not be OBJ
tanned from the Government. He states that
Ben. Wood and Isaiah Rynders have COM
municated with the South as extensively as
he has done.
Anderson's correspondence gives q great
deal of important political information, be-
sides duplicating parties well.known in this
State.
A dispatch says the ship Simpionds, Brit
ish vessel, owned in st. Johns, New Bruus-
wick, has been lying in the port Of Quebec
some three weeks, flying a Secession flag.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Tribune
WASHINGTON, August 25.-Mr. Adams,
Minister to England, writes that, ia the
British mind, the independence Of the rebels
is fully admitted as a military and political
necessity; that their acknowledgement by
England is but question of time and pru-
dent courtesy; that while Britain is impa-
tient to get cotton from the South in ex-
change for manufactured goods, she is anx-
ious not to lose the Northern markets, and
is unwilling to part with her hope of break
ing down the Morrill, Tariff, by the same
means with which she chained the North
with the Walker Tariff and that two or
three more successes like that of Bull Run
would sntitle the shareholders to immediate
recognition.
The steamer Jamestovn, by rebel baptism
the Patrick Henry, is said to have run the
blockade at Fortress Monroe aud gone out to
| sea, on the night of the 18th. She is fast,
| and must prove dangerous.
| ST. LOUIS, August 29-The remains Of
| General Lyon will be escorted, with proper
ceremonies, at one o'clock, from General
| Fremonts head quarters to the Ohio and
| Mississippi Railroad Depot, where they will
be delivered to the Adams Express Com
pany, to be conveyed East by the three
| o'clock train.
The escort to accompany the body East
consists of Major H. A. Conant, of General
Lyons staf, Captains Plummer and Rdgsr,
| U. S. A., Lieutenant Clark, and eight pri
Yates of Colonel McNeirs regiment, United
States Reserve Corps.
FoRT MONROE August 27.--Another flag
of truce came from Norfolk to-day to inquire
after that which came yesterday, and was
detained till four P. NJ. to-day.
This flag of truce brought Captain Hussy
and crew of the ship o. b, Thompson, Of
Brunswick, Me, captured Angus 19, off Sa-
vannah bar, and taken into Beaufort, N. O.,
by the privateer Lady Davis.
Two ladies from Norfolk say that the Con-
federates have lately assembled in large force
near Sewall's Point, anticipating an attack
from Old Point.
New YoaK, August 29.--The Herald says
that, Notwithstanding the apparent quiet.
ness on the part Of the United States author.
tiles in that city in relation to the suppress.
sion of the Secession newspapers, it is moi
true that they are not doing anything in the
matter.
This morning every mail and express trair
which leaves this city, carries with tia de.
tective officer, whose duty it is to search al
packages and suspected baggage, with vie v
to ascertain if there are any Secession pa
pers on the train, and if so, to seize them
and if any such journals should be found il
, the possession of any person, to bring him
back to this city, to be properly cared for
! Also, as soon as the District Attorney, Mr.
Delafeld Smith, returns to the city, it is sal,
4 measures will be taken to suppress the pub
f lication of papers which administer aid an
/ comfort to the rebels.
e The British war steamer Rynaldo is below
D Especial Dispatch to the New York Postl
g WASHINGTON, August 28.--The enemy
: forces are concentrated in large numbers
t short distance from the Chain Bridge, on th
7 Virginia side of the Potomac, between th
? Chain Bridge and Leesburg.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning state
I that no journal in Baltimore has been re
quested to withhold the publication Of arm
: news.
WASHINGTON August 2s.-The recent al
terations in the tariff prevent the further eS
: portation Of the Belgian cloth known 6
y y "shoddy."
J. New YORK, August 2s,--The brig Ora
Worthington, Captain Pretty, from Beliz
Honduras, August %, reports that on h
q passage out she was boarded by ful
!. rgged brig, calling herself privateer, al
y belonging to The Southern Confederacy.
!. After examining her papers, the Ora
= Worthington was allowed to proceed.