Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-08
RICHMOND VA TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER s. 1861.

engagement hsd talea place between the Eve "
drcd Tenth inaanhus aud the rebels with what rec.
| ge were no. informed. Arrangements were made at
once 10 reinforce tie Federal troo s.
AFFAIRS UP GREFs RIVER We learn by letter from
Evlnsvlir, Ind, that five hundred uoops from Teie
Hauta Ird have gore up Green LiveF KY, and taxi
possession Of locksNos. and 3 Ths expedition was
fd upon on board the boat tbay ascending III:
by cns man. who attempted to escape. Til. fr
returned however and the rebel who made tie as
saD!t WAS pierced By seven Minnie is ard f= de,d
Everything wss quiet at Evansville Thursday and
large plumbers Of troops arriving daily from the
camp Tsrre ,ute ard various portions Of Kentu Ky.
Gel Hawkins, of Bosling Green, arrived at Evansville
"Wednesday with three four hundred men, who are
making preparations for expedition up Green river.
RlIUHS OF TAX HoNE GUARDS Oar gallant citzsn
soltoFy who responded 30 promptly 10 the call to Al ms
ths 10Th inst. when i kaoTn that city wss
In danger of assault rt the rebel f1Fes upder Buck
rtrs command all reuraed 10 The ei.y OIL Saturday
esnrP having served day beyond the ten days Ter
which they we're called into the feld.
ArYAIRs ~ BARREN CouSrY.-We have let'crs from
Glasgow, Ky, TO The l6sh instant from which we Learn
lhal the inteniious OF the rcels in iba. vicinity
taking such shapeas may ssf excite the indignation Of
every true Kentrckin Jcs pl II. LewiE the recently
defeated candidate for Co gresS 10 that district Is orpa
n;ziug regiment Of pfIntry 10 he mustered into thr
service OF the Confed,tacy Re1iuoky soil The Ma
tioaal Bue', Capt Clak from Louisville, with the Lsss
Gusr6s Of GlssSow, went into camp on the l6.h Our
correspond NJ has it tom the lips of sevsral Of the SOL
ders tina. hey expect TO remain n Brren county They
evidently mean mischief.
Cart. GiDsos's ExPEDITIos.-We have our usual le.
ters iEom Csp, T. W. Gibson's command at the mouth
Of Salt river. TIE Independent National Gasrd Capt
Semple returned rcm the IN Juth Of Salt river. at which
point they had been enoAupad for tic las. we in
necton with several companies Of Home Guards and
several companies from l"dianL in throwing up IL.
treDrhmpnts buitd,nu etoekadae erl
The works are now nearly ,onils.ed, and the Guards
have been relieved f:om further duty at present.
ARRIVAL or PRsosERs.-Thc follosirg persons from
he Stato, Who charged with aiding the rebellion,
brought to this city on Saturday evening oser h'
Louisville ard Lexington Railroad 10 charge of Captain
Samuel Mckee, ON Camp Dick Robinson james D..
Clay, ". Carney, Rober! Lavreuce, Simon sherer,
Themes B. Scott, Wm. Emerson, Squire Hughes f. H..
Br,cs, Andrew NcCord, Wm Breck, J. @. Lyle, A. u.
Wood j J. Yeughn. James G1if, Colonel H. O. Hur:s
Geo. Upon, VIM. Grubbs, and Of Bru u J. Clay,
OF Bourbon county
Mons (iUEs lBDUCTED.-The Lexinstoa O5serser and
Eprier says the ale aims in possession Of the Lex
ingG0h ,s surreptitiously absracled from bsi
city Fiday night last, and taken, it il presumed TO
he headquarters Of Gen. Buckner 10 tho lower pars of
the State l. is said that they we're sen. ef in the di
rce;ion OF Lebanon through Versailles snd their pis-
sage through hercr counts SIIyisa early Satur-
Jag morning, u reported.
FRLNSPoRr GossIP.-The Frankfort correspondent Of
the C5cnlat Engnirr, und,r date OF The 26 b. seys:
Hon. James B. Clay, ex.member Of Congress from Il e
Ashland District, Kentucky res;ed last evening in
Madison county, and brought 10 Camp Dick Robnsoa
t'is morning and John @. BrickiniiEe. who was In
company with him. 80 hoty pursued that, nuuing ne
would be tskep lie jumped from his horse and In
corr feli shrrc they had him 'corned and cornersd,
,. .5sbuisss lie is prisoner By this time II 60 be
-sl regard his arrest as military NJ css'iiy"
: S1eL;he ,, feS S'e.ssssNs Al Lsa.ss.e
7 Usy he ,iec nv the
gshtr,, to saeceej Bre5kEFidyS, who hes forfeited
his seat 10 the United States Senate.
HUGPHREY AARsuALL's EoRoE DIsnASDxD--We have
the best authority for stating that the rebel force uader
Humphrey Marshal! hos been dsbsnSed and it is be-
eyed that the dscoutentai spirits under bis command
have returned TO their homes In Henry county. The
force consisted Of two hundred ard fifty foot and
huGirci and fifty cavalry. They were oil badly armed,
and for the most part msereb!y clad
ARRssrs AT EvlxsvlILg-Csp'an W. B. Mclean, oi
Egnrsvlic Indiana, ard clerk for ]. a kaghee Co,
| together with two Ksi turkiaps whose nsmes not
/ ven, Wcie arrested at Evansville Thursday Oil
c-arse of cousprng against the Government or come
hing equivalent
| ARRESTS Judge Vertrcss, Of Hlrdn county, Ky,
wfs brought CD tho city Oh Saturday srd committed
to p.soa on tic charge of aiding tho rebellion.
On Thursday night between II and IL o'clock, U. s
Deputy Marshal Alun Of COviugop arrested exSEeIif
D. Helm spd X htrt Maddox OF Newport and crossed
|
say Hotel Tlero warrants out for Albert s. Berry
and Colonel Thomas |. Jones. Tho arrest at the
ilstga,ion Of Geusra o. NJ. Mitchell whose urisd ion
eK'elds aiern miles in the interior of Kentucky.
APPOINTMENTS The Lexington OjstruSr and Re
porter is graihei to hear that Charles S. HsuEon
E.q. cf Clark has received the appointment OF Lieut.
uooutl and Bsrj min h. Bdckner, ESQ, Of the SAME
county iba; Of Major in the regiment proposed to bs
sl'ed by Col H. Bruce.
PnalSsEs RKLEAsED.-csp'. Benson 0rmsby, who
vss arr,s:ed Saturday asd Hugh Bent, arrested or
rhursjsy is this city the charge Of adrg the rebel
hoe, we're e1'ed from prison upon taking the oath
allegiance 10 the Uuted States Government.