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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

kssr1cAr III ne evidences arc daily aecu
lsulating that Kentucky wili not be content
90 have il said in history that the integrity Of
and keaiucks raised no hand for IL. prot.c.
ton. Ter legion- sisl soon BE in IN. field
Tor the defence Of the ggoriou. old Flag
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

SANDY Hook. Nm. Aug lit j. believed
that Gen. Johnston j. nov short distance
north 81 Manassas Junction. and NAV be on
nj wav to locate AZ Charle-town. where hi
scouts have lreqncnas s,-oR ecu Of late
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
es Alexandria Thc Gons~d-r-
atcs principally at BuIt's Run.

NV NoRk Aug The Posts dispatch
saw that no rebel troops are within ten miles
OF AleQandria. \ deserter from thu 70 bel
sho Va impressed saws the rebels retain
their old position and are bail, rrovisioned.
beng aliernatel, starved and surieited -
They are much dizorganired BY the late bat
tie A large number especially foreigners,
are being impressed The War Department
has official information Of the victory of "
on over McCulloch
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

- The ,ntoierabIe heat -till continue.
notwithstanding the many show err thai have
fallen around n and the imminent prospect
OF rain IN our midst The thermometer ~ 3;
de- for seven DAYS con--cutisels = terrible
Z. Contemplate
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
Hampton io be Reocupiea-soidier
Escaping from Rebel Torts-Pri-
,ase~r> ca the North Carolina


foKTKrss MoNEos. August 5-hampton
will be re- occupied on the arrival of the first
regiment from the orth The Quaker CITY.
arrived here. picked up this morning near
the Cape. small boat contain n ten ship.
masters and seamcn. who had escaped from
Fort Oregon. " c. They give some start
ling intelligence vi the doings oil the North
Coast At Hattera. Inlet. there are three
steamers and pilot boat PFivateering One
Of them. the Gorlou. run tho blockade az
Charleston and the whole coast W TO Hat
tcra- Inlet. ten DAYS ago, since when she has
captured the brig VIM Is McGilvcry, Of
Bangor from the Carolinas. with molasses.
and the schooner Protector. from Cnba with
fruit All the PRIV a'ecrs arc armed with Il
fed cannon.
Ncwburn. y e. is tdc headquarters OF
these pirate. The gun boats are being col
lccted and mounted. NJ Norfolk. o. be taken
down the canal The bark Glen. 81 Port
land. with Government coal. was captured "a
week ago and taken into Beaufort \ &
The refugees state that the Conlederaies
scarcely regard the coast blockade ~ all -
During all tais time several Gun boat have
been anchored at Old Point
The frigate Wabash has nrri. ed from
Charleston Tor coal and water. hasns been
relieved by the Roanoakc. She captured the
schooner Mary Alio~, OF \. a. whch had
been taken b the piraticsl schooner Dixie
The prize crew are now prisoners on the
wabash. She also took the brig Sarah Starr
bound from Wilmington 90 Liverpool. with
turpcntinc and rosin. and sailing under Eng
hsh color
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

II The journal talks Of the Sullivan
county libel The wcr-s libel Ne know On
Sullivan count, aie those men Who. profc,
-ib2 10 be Democrats amt Union men. are
Tong all they eau 10 encourage the traitors
~ho are making war on The Governmen, 10
destroy II. and sho dcnounce every measure
taken by the Government to protect itself
They are not only libel on sullivan county.
hat upon humanity
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

We call attention 10 the advertise
meat Of OF Cap, Housh Recruiting officer
ofthe 18th Regiment, L $. Army. by which
Il will be seen that the term Of enlistment
has been reduced to three year This j. m
excellent opportunity for Young men who d.
are t. enter into TN. srsis- service 1T the
United State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

Nctsu Dow>.-At smeetinA reeensl, held
q Monroe County. one organized y, dsuu
,aists and callsi ior seceS.ion purpose. a
series Of resoiutian 49, props-.,i the Or,
dcprecating civil var and blood .hcI in our
beloved and once happy country. the second
declaring that our government was originall,
formed hs the people the third denoancing
M policy Of the administration a. insane
al suicidal. the fourth declaring allegiance
- the Government. and the nth reqa.-ting
he publication Of the proceedings Of the
meeting IA the <c~ York Ds- Boss the
state >sHiiasl and osher disanion prints -
The resolutions ser. voted down n.urh 10
The disgust Of the managers af the meeting
and rebellion. fss that time. rebals,i n old
Aonrus
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NHHirs On the Pofomac-A False
AIarm-W ..hington swarm
with >pies--t Confederate Officer
"a. the National HoteI-The News
from Kentucky In Congress-Its
Moral and Physical Consequences
Ten thousand Kentucky LOYAL
Troops Organized and Eagor 60
strike Blow Tor tho tnton-T-n
Thousand Rebels at Vienna and
taii's Church-As Attack ON Alex
sndrta Threateu-d-Th Rebel
Force at nanassas Their Immense
t.os.-Th- Rebels Making Gaunou
ai Richmond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

- The Journal sAy~ we ought 20 eat
tirt 20 cleanse ourseif The Journal hAs
been eating dirt uatil il has come 10 mistake
nlth for cleanliness We csar foliow vour
example
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

btLif FoR THs LorAyis Captain Jabez
nest "Wednesday u beat up Tor recruits 90
al up the glorion- iIth Regimen Look
snf for the gallant captain
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

loKE Mum sRl Ralph Wilson satS
Charles VI Smith are raising . compsn, 10
take part in the war for the protection OF
the Government They both good men
and will make excellent officers They pill
torn part Of the ten new regiments just sc
-epted by the Government. from this State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

Carr Jsa,st,s MswHISSKa has a com
paay almost made up. for the VAR lie rem
Tered good service IN the Mexican. and will
make an efficient officer On TUESDAY newt.
meeting viii be held near hi residence in
RILEY township. when the neig hboring far
ssers all serve np dinner and the compa
o. will be completed They will then form =
amp. snd keen il up. until marching orders
Sc received The captain displays tho right
~ and deserves success
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

Bss,K ~ rHT cANAI.-ws learn that there
j. . considerable break in the Canal rear
Lock- |, ~ill require bui . shor, time 70
repair IT, phen the work : urdertaken
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

az The Journal still fail b. -, whether
or not Il endorses the crittenden Resolutions
- the. passed Congress recently scores Of
Democrat want 90 know
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

~ Il : aid that honest men - not
afraid Il beng watchs~i Bus rogae-.
thieves. and traitors howl terribly i they
have -.spicion that the ~. Of ne is~ are
upon them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

AsIILkKY Capt Siraus' me comp~ns
u ARTILLERY from Evansville came up on the
Tran Yesterday eveningsn rosfe % the State
Capital The, are 4 inc bods Of rren
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
D~~ser-us state Convention.

tmrssrs Oar. A. The Demo
crstic State Convention ~ Columbu< 20 slav
nominated n : Jeweti for Governor. ard
John >ro'i Harrison. Cor Lieut. Governor
series Of resolutions were adopted
The n recommends the legislature q
>ssiests call a Natioual Con, en,ion Tor IS
Ting the pre~ent dificsiiie. sn.l restoring ,he
lfnion
The 9Th resolution coi.demn. the Presi
dsats late is'e aftfmre - suspend Hsbeas
Serpss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

PsoSo@asfar There j. gentleman IN
Tue ely sho proposes " teach eiass IN
rhonographv. We hope h@ mas receive
proper encouragement
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08

orAck SosTrrSs.-1he majority Il hair va.lss.
hair dyes hair TONES hair oii. the nure-less pres
Eaiions which are before the public under su,s
ssi7sFagsE.. = 'a's-i and fantastic titles a. ~.
see i-ra-ea In show-~indow cards. and n--~-pag
heading, a. s-.s pTspaEs'' Is, are 81 nunhnf.n
tic first water; their real merit ~heu they pa-..
any, +. that they do no harm. Hogs lard. whal,
o. lard oil. sweet OIL scented and cciared max. IA.
~hsn IN beautiful wrapper, and white hirt gla,i
bottles, the cosiliest character II ionrs AMI uLsf
ter- costly sr~ baPtise with ri -, Ai. tern
srd caught ~ by vcrdAnt yosng anl Oh II both So
-. Such i not th. character q Prof Mods Hsh
Restorative This gentleman comes fore the wade
without any high falufin7 Nlaphloioium. a. sn.
other astounding and startling catch pciy term. p,
simply sdveItrcs a Hsir Res'ors,ive- what d -.
presses, pfec.ely-ani a. Re-farafl.. - sefs p,,
Prof "o'i's Hair Restorative afa YOU value y...t
scalp. aye. your very brains apply nothing sss o.
may 10 that you YOU viii g. -.a.e wor.s sabsts,
shsn pe'iumed lard oil on your srat 'um. Renemhf.
Wool Restorative, FOR the hair !, 10 ~. aftel. =,
'Ani inEdvifa
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The Great English Pemedy
SIR JAMES CLARKf'>
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills
freparsd from q iir1sersp'toH ~ 'Sfr j Clark.
VI ~ IN os,r,ag Erf~,or,f.,,.x., .. a.. 49,.

freparsd from arfs,r,p',oH ~ N'r j Carl.
MD .Phvsac'aH Extraordinary 70 M ,yH..f,
Thi' invaluable e'iie-ne 3. unfalias ia a.. ear.s
ell those painful and aaneers. di-ssss. - Milo a..
female oonssitnuoaa j. snfteei u m,-d~rste. ~ 90
oesses and femoses All ohsfueioa.. snf need.
may D. relied -.
To MARRIED. LAMBS
i spaftirusriy suited. Il eili. In a .lofi lime
bring on the rnouthly r~ris-i ssffl, r~e-ui-rItv
Zach bottle, price cus dollar. .1sf, 49, Govern.
'nent Stamp 4 ar,s, i.ritisin. - proven, c,uar
slit.
caUTIoS
Ihs-s fa,. sio'd aof D fat.,, ~ f,,aai,. da,.ay
"a fIl.sI THAE6 MONTHS or F,esaaarf., %
hey ars says . bring On Ms,uisssye. bf ~ ass
'<f~r fi'a. D>s s.ile.
II al ea-ss q Nervous and spiusi Afeciis-. laia
n the Back AMI Limbs. Fatigue 90 siirhi eaefilon
Paipiiafion a ,he Heart. Hy-ferio. an Nlfie..
th~-e Pm. ~ili AFFECT cure ven ~ ofher msats
have failed and -ithouxh powerful rsnas.,. Co..
not oontain iron. oaion.l. anfirro-y - anything
hurtfai % the consiifufiot
Pull direction. in the psirYal-, around saei rsek
sse, -hieh sboaId D. carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tie uriisd States aus anais.
jon MOSES. LAT. J. e.. n.la~la a c..
Rcei,.-r, Y
SB.-sl.0o an Pe.tsgs stamps enclosed 10 as
Authorized agent. ~iii insure iss,le o.st.lin. -
Pills. ~ rstnrn mail. sd ~ J. X cuiuInrl.ra
and = V. poun-iy. T-rrs-H-uie. sna sn goo
D-ugEi.'. lwvs'-
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pssoe r-rrc uaute a Richmond ". n.


NOTICE All persons indebted
4 - The sniersi.ned ell ple.s~ .ettis ssth
Nests. Hs<s rie-os. - sooe "a po-sibls.
blsdyfv IhohAs ID
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To Consumptives!

Ihe advertiser, having been Restored a. health ia
lew weeks by very simple remedy after having suf-
Tered several years with severe lung affection. ana
that dresd disease, ConrGmpuon-is ANXIOUS 10 r. AXE
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means q care
To those ~ho wfsh TO try IL b. vii ~.nd q cop, 4,
the prescription used free Of charge with the ilr
uous for preparing and using The same. Which ,h,.
VII Ind sure cure for Consumption, Asthma. nrss
ehius. &c TIE only object q the Advertise ). la
sending The prescription TO benefit tie afflicted sts
spread Information which he ooncclss e. De- in,sa.
ois and he hopes every suH~-~- vii iry his remedy,
a. Il costs them n-shing. and msy prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.rs..
Rrv. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Williamson,
sepied~i~ Kiug County, =. Y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-08
Reduced by Dyspepsia 10 "A mere
skeleton.

crEED - 'BaHHAvs's Hofs .>n rf1rrrs
M A. Aaicsei'. trader proeahis q, a.ii "a.
a. any man Ia Western Penn-vivsfis. STATE. a. 6
low Il met nth farmer 10 Armstrong s......
Who ~as reduced b, Dyspepsia 10 a mere skeleton
persuaded him % by botte q Hsrha,.-- H.lan.
b'ter-. believing Il would cure him M.eur. -.
some n'"siihs Ster. what wa my astonishmrir
finding him hale, hearty man. Dc told me d. i..-
weighed two hundred pounds, and thar this uons.f-
inl change had bern produced p. Bu.rh-ve's Holland
hiiers 70 which he attributed solely his restoration
maylSi~ifn
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

'n-rArcHrs - rHs wEsrUss Usnos l,ss
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-27
tbus f.c;l;tate the conduct Of Che war. This

thus facilitate the conduct Of the war. This
extent is measured by the portion of the
field of circulation which these notes can bc
made to occupy. The proportion Of the
field thus occupied depends again upon the
amount OF the debts for which they are re-
ceivabA, and wher due not only to the Con-
f deratc, hat State Government, are payable
in this medium, large portion of it may be
circulated at par. There is every reason to
believe that the Confederate Treasury notes
are fast becoming such medium. The
proposition that these notes shall be con-
vcrtable into Confederate stock, bearin eight
per cent. interest, at the pleasure OF the
owner, ;nsures them against depreciation
below the value of that stock, and no con.
siderable fall in them need he fared so long
as the interest shall be punciually paid.-
The punctual payment Of this interest has
been secured by the act passed BY you at
the last session, imposing such rate Of
taxation, as must provide sufficient means
for that purpose.
For the successful prosecution of this war,
it is indispensable that the means of trans.
porting troops and military supplies be fer
nished as far as possible in such manner as
not to interrupt the commercial intercourse
between cur people nor place check upon
their productive energies.
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Scouting Party Attacked.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.- The, Fortres
Monroe correspondent OF. the Philadelphia
Enquirer states that on Tuesday morning
about 10 o'clock Company A, lst Delaware
Regiment, left Camp Hamilton on scout.
ing expedition, the corps was in command
of Capt. Watson Of Wilmington, they crossed
Hampton creek and when about mile an | a
half beyond our outer pickets they encoun.
tered considerable body Of Rebel Cavalry,
who were accompanied by two fed howit-
GERS both riaed pieces. and the first intima-
ton the Delewarans had Of the enemies pos
ton or near approach, was the whistling of
a projectile throu gh the woods and under
brush. Cap: Watson then threw up a tenn
porary defence OF brushwood and earth, af.
ter advancing to an eligible position, and
sent for reinforcoments. Gen. Mansfield ac-
complained by thre, Companies Of the New
York goth, Col. Max Weber, proceeded to
the relief Of the brave Delaware boys, AT
the time the boat left Fortress Monroe, NTH
er the Delawulians or the relief had been
definitely heard from, altho igh report
was current, that the former bad suffered a
loss Of men.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-11-27

Tomorrow Is Thanksgiving, and We again
express the hope that the day will be OBJ
served by all our citizens. Surely the prac-
ticc is beautiful and appropriate, as much
70 for us as for our Fathers, who handed it
down to us. We have much to be thank
full for Health characteristics the season to
remarkable degree. Plenty prevails
throughout the State. Our garners are over
flowing with all the products of our generous
soil, and we have cattle on our thousand
hills. And besides, we should be especially
grateful that our precious Institu
tons, against which traitor hands
have been raised, are being success
fully defended by half million Of
brave and loyal volunteers, and our glorious
Federal Government yet posscssed'of ample
vitality and resources 10 meet even this
emergency
Let US tacn, as a: Christian and grateful
people. meet together, in response to the
recommendation of the Governorrof the
State, in ou,,several places of worship, and
render that Thanksgiving and praise to AL
mighty God which is so eminently proper
and as we gather in the Family Circle, let
us be grateful that so many dear friends are
spared, and drop tear to the memory of
those who have been taken away during the
year
Religious services will be held, we pre-
snine, in most of our Churches. We arc
directed to announce that sermons win he
preached by Rev. b. "A. Spaulding, at the
Congregational Church, and by Rev. s. II.
Worcester, at the Presbyterian Church,
both at IL, A. N.
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Siegal to Succeed Blenker /!
Fremonts Officers to be Paid.
FEDERAL PRISON'RS SENT
SOUTH !!
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
NEW DRLEANSI 4
HO11iMs Gone III Force tG
Columbus e
General Southern Panic.
Times Disnatch. l

ithcS DispatCu
WAsHrSGToN, Nov. 25.-Gen. M eClellan
has addressed lette, TO Gen. Blenker, con.
tanning such expressions Of dis pleasure as
let to the latter no choice but to resign.
which he did this mornrning 1t is said that
the illegal tax of one hundred dollars per
month, which he has levied from each Of
the suffers of his division has ELECTED the
above letter; and committee has
been organized Cor the investigation Of the
division The mass of the Germans. have
never considered Blenker as the r. ght man
for position so responsible, and the rumor
that General Sigel, is to succeed him, is hail.
cd with almost universal delight.
An order will this week go to ST. Louis
authorizing the payment of all the officers
appointed by Gen. Fremont.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the god, an
nounces that arrangements have been made
for qua tering five hundred more of the
prisoners at present in Richmond, at Tusca-
loosa Ala, and Palesburg, N. c. The frst
detachment for the former place were to
start on Friday p. M, and comprise $50, in
elusive oftwentv commissioned officers.
The Charleston Mercury of the 21st, pub
fishes dispatch from New Orleans, of Il e
Goth. which states that intense excitement
prevails there relative to the threatened at
tack on Columbus. Com. Hollins had gone
there with his feet, and had telegraphed for
the steam ram Manassas. A floating battery
of 30 guns was going mp that night
Government has advices that Richmond
as well as Savannah and Charleston and
New Orleans, are in panic. Families were
in readiness to leave when the Yankees ap-
preached. Tt was the general belief that the
rebel government had already commenced
moving its archives to Nashville. so suddenly
made the capital. Government has intelh-
gcnce that the discount on the confederate
treasury notes is already 80 per cent, and
that on private issues it must be still great
err
This morning companies A and IT, of Col
Frirdman's cavalry regiment, commanded
by Major Butler, went on tour Of obsorva-
ton mile beyond Hunters Mill. They
meta company Of rebel cavalry, supported
bv infantry. Our men were fred upon by
the cavalry. One horse was wounded and
one member of company A injured BY his
horses falling upon him. At the order CIV
en- by Lieut.. Paul for company A to ad-
vance, the rebels took fright and reiterated.
Count de VillarS has been assigned to Nc
Clellan's staff, with the rank of Colonrl-
He is graduate of the School Of st. Lvn,
and was a Colonel by Brevct in the French
army.
1hos Bragg, Of North Carolina. has been
appointed rebel Attorney General in place
of Benjamin Wad,. Secretary Of War. as
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Pa..icin Dixie.

WASHINGTON. Nov pa dispatch from
Charleston says:
The unexpected failure Of our shore bat
teris at Bay point and Hilton head to demol
ish at least one Of the attacking vessels, has
sadly shaken the confidence in the efficieny
of our guns against The monster frigates and
iron clad gunboats, which they have again
to encounter, and r ow, so alarmed are many
Of the sordid souls that infest all the South,
ern cities. the effect my already be seen in
the frightening of the freight trains which
leave almost hourly for the interior. In Sa-
vannah the panic is even more general and
decided. Whole neig!borhoods have sud.
denly been deserted by the exodus of the
wives and children of those who are in arms
at Fort Pulaski and the batteries on the Sa.
yapnah River. t ~
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voLrxI XIT.-The Ottumws CoURIRE
will enter upon its 18th volnne, January
1t next, and We would say to the citizens
of Wap.llo County, that this is a favorable
tine to subscribe. We intend to make the
paper still more worthy Of support thar
heretofore, and we want every body to taxi
it: The comirg year will be big with events
The War, Congress, and our State Legsla
tnre, and other important events, will bt
fruitful themes for readers Of the COURIER
and besides. we shall continue to enrich oul
reading for the Family circle.
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Flag Presc a tatiOn.

CAIRO, Nov. 23.-The Chicago party who
have come down to visit the camps, and pre-.
sent flags to Col. McArtiur's Regiment,
went to Paducah yesterday and presented
the splendid stand Of colors to the regiment.
Robert Harvey, Esq, made the presentation
speech. Col. Macarthur in behalf of the
18th, responded feelingly, and the regiment
and the Chicago party, nearly thousand
in all, had festive time. 1t was a most
agreeable occasion to all the soldiers, who
are proud Of their flags, and will do honor
to them. Alex. White was the leading
spirit on the occasion. Speeches were made
BY Capt. Willard. Gen Paine, Judge r. NJ,
Wilson, Gen. Swift, an others. The excur-
sion party has returned to Cairo, and are
having great time. They will he home
next week. s.ssir..e1-..
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Latest by Wednesdays Train

Fort Pickens opened fire on Pensacola on
Saturday. The accounts come through reL.
el sources, but it was though, that deci-
*vo victory over the rebels was the result.
The Navy Yard was fired.
The Rebel Seat e Government has been
removed to Nashville. Removal of the arch.
ives has commenced.
It is asserted that the army of the poto.
mac is on the point Of . forward movement.
r. Col. Segur will represent the lst District
ofVirginia, (Garnetts,) in the next Congress.
FIX Gov. Wickliffe is in Washington.
Sec. Chase favors additional duty on
Sugar, Iron, Coffee and other articles.
The Rebel privateer, Beauregard, has been
captured. ,r.sE
Gen. Fremont has gone to Washington.
Active preparations are making in the
War Department for the descent of the Mis-
sissippi. The expedition will consist of ar
army of 100000 men and large fleet O,
Hrneu VcSSeIS.
Price and McCullough, are advancing
north again. They were near Lebanon a,
last accounts, disposed to fight. Lebanon
was full of fugitive Union people as was the
whole country. Much suffering among them,
Rations had been issued to them in some
instances. tsrzeH
The Western Virginia Union Convention
is in session at Wheeling.
The British Minister at Mexico. is on oood
terms with Juarez. MARQUEE will combine
the church party, Mexicans and Spanards,
and nsk King Of Spain. .n old Uncle Of
the Queen is said to be the man, who win
soon die. and then Mexico will be re-annexed
70 Spain. Such is the programe. Minister
Iorwin will not return home ut present.