Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-30
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Yesterdays Noon Dispatches
Subjugation of the Rebels.

n eSLeroaS - NOON DlspaBCheS
Suhiugation of the Rebels.
Certain Nail Contractors Being Looked Aftsr.
More Secession 0atrages in Western Mis-
souri-Ths Union Men ASK for Rslp-No
Cedrdness to be AlIoCed to the Rio Grands
Mexican Ports No Truth as TO Great
Britain Recognizing the Southern Confed.
erdcy-RepoTts TO That Effect Clear Hoar.
IShirmishing on the Eastern Bank Of the
Potomdc-ProprietOr of the Berkley Springs,
No., Arrested for Treason--A Wall.strset
Banker Arrested for Treason The Nsw
York journal Of Commeree" to Change
Hands and Stndments-M of the Wash.
ington Female Spies.
WASHINGTON, August 2s.-A circular letter
was recently sent, it is understood, from the
Office of the Auditor OF the Treasury for the
Postoffce Department to proper persons near
the residences of certain mail contractors in
the States of Kentucky, Missouri and Mary
land for the purpose of ascertaining whether
those contractors are faithful and loyal to the
Union, and to guard against an improper use
of their facilities for Secession purposes.
MUCH VAlubDle lnIOTndJlOn was received from
this inquiry.
SANDY HOOK, August 29.-The steamer
Asia, from Liverpool on the 18th, reports the
arrival out of the Great Eastern, ARABIA and
NetO York
Cotton declined I'D Sales $1,000 bales,
closing quiet. Bresdstuffs still declining
Provisions dull. Consols 9O1z@9O5s Bank
rate reduced 10 41%c.
The general news is wholly unimportant.
LEXINGTON, No., August 29.-The rebels
encouraged by the exaggerated reports of
the battle near Springfield, are songregating
in large number in this and surrounding
counties, and committing all kinds of out
RACES upon Union men and their property.
If they are allowed to overrun Lafayette,
Ray, and other rich counties in this part of
the State, as they are now doing, they will
steal enough from Union men to subsst their
army for months. In view of this condition
of things, assistance has been asked of Gen
eral Fremont.
The Home Guards still occupy the fortifi-
cations here, and are well supplied with
arms and provisions, and can probably hold
| the place, but re-enforcements are needed to
operate against parties engaged in ravaglng
| the country.
Prominent men e daily threatened with
death. Ex. Governor King, of Ray County,
| has been frequently warned, but his devotion
|
his sons are ready to shoulder their muskets.
New YORK, August 29.-For the future no
| clearances of goods will be allowed for Mata-
moras, in Mexico. The above is by order of
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Fort MONROE, August 29.-We have no
tidings from the naval expedition.
1t turns out that the firing on our flag OF
truce from Craney Island, some weeks ago,
was unauthorized by General Huger. Ca
hearing Of the outrage, he sent an apology
to Commodore Stringham.
WASHINGTON, August 29-The statement
that news has been received indicating a
certain and speedy recognition of the Con-
tederate States, is unfounded. On the con-
trary, the indications are that all the Euro.
pean governments intend to continue tc
respect the blockade, and to await the result
of the contest.
A messenger from the Virginia side thi:
morning, states that our picket force ad
vanced to Baileys Gross Roads yesterday
ard drove the Secession pickets mile and 6
half.
1t is said the latter have taken possession
of commanding eminence, and are throw W.
ing up intrenchments There was mucl
firing during the day, but without fatal re
suits.
1t is reported that dash of Secession cav
airy was made at what was supposed to be
deserted cannon.
After about twelve rounds had been fire
: from howitzers, on near approach they dis
| covered it to be sham.
: Daniel Kimple of the Second Michiga
Regiment, was killed yesterday by the acc
: dental discharge of gun in the hands of
comrade.
BALTIMORE, August 29.-Private letters re
ceived in this city, say that the Secessionist
arrested Colonel Strother, the well know
, proprietor of the Berkeley Springs, and carrie'
, him to Richmond.
. New York, August 29.-Wm. Patrick,
. | Wall-street banker, was arrested on Wed
9 nesday, and sent to Fort Lafayette.
a Negotiations are afoat to change I'll
4 ownership of the Journal of Commerce, IL
: present editor, Hollock, to withdraw.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Times.I
8 WASHINGTON, August 28.--The female r
+ bells now under arrest were transferred T.
r day to a commodious dwelling temporari
d hired for the purpose of keeping them
confinement. Several have been arrestI
besides those whose names have been pu
l. lished.
l. Especial to New York Commercial Advertiser
n 1t is authoritatively announced that O
1t postage stamps are good where the new on
are not on sale.
il Mr.. q. Eastman, of Chicago, an old an
n slavery man, has been appointed Consul
q Bristol.
:. Mrs. Greenhowrema under guard in h
= own house here.
!. Political arrests are no longer to be pu
y lished here, as the purposes of the Cover
= ment are thus interfered with.
"a Especial Dispatch to New York WEld.l
d The rebels at Glasgow, KY, have nam
W their camp "Vallandigham," in honor of Il
Of Ohio Representative.
ii 1t is reported that Brigham Young has
" clared Utah independent.
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