Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-09
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
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Tribune Dispatch.


Tho cargs Of the bermuda consisted OF Is rl1ed
cannon. 81 AMI 42-pounderS, ami 2l5 pound, ot
canister. The gun. with all the necessary shot
ani she'll all ready tor immediate use. Al-o .Guu
Enfield rifles, between 269 600 ana 800, e0O cart
ridges for the same, 5000 pairs of army shoes.
2p.Ut0 blankets, $50 barrels Of gun powder, large
quantity OF morphene qulnine, and many other
artices Of more than money value to the rei,e
ARM. Her cargo cost Il 100000. Her armatHeat
Was l2-pounder riied guns, one on eac side. ~he
is now hitting cut for active service, and is to DC
employed "a cruzing FOR returning California
steamers. Com Tatnall vii. command
4 New York nfurman. states positively that
the mate Of the .5ermuda Informed aim tnat NOR
iron :lad steam trigates are expected from EEg
land on the Southern coast by tho 10th # October
! h. Bern uda IS owaed III In lani. Her "a ~
owned in South Carolina. While she wa
load ng and at tie time she cleared, it Wa sup
pose. IN Liverpool to be 4 sulpiy nip f0I the
the l.oyal May, although i1osning ~t.eet hnew
nue. better. She cleared Tor " est India ~ ri
] nam body q .ebels II - E2iriax Goul
llou :, whence broG. belt ot c. II - almost I'M.
brol n from cur balloon, ,stret tchin mol;
war TO i.eesbu.g where there are nearly 3o,uOa
men
1 ere On the Lower Potomac about g co. Ok
L. 0 trocps at Evansport or near ..anassas t.ero
c5nl aratyciy 'ew troop'.
a information received a headquarters shows
| thai the enemy Is IN proii5iously strong NJ mbeIs
Lcdfly -UV,uDU anu iitl no UHtEstNc III
mel! is at present intended.
j Inson and Saith favor all active p9licy, huf
Boa regard insists on standing upon the defensive
..,;s Gen. ". n. Strong, his day, ass igGc /
| to 4uty on the staff OF Maj Gen. fremont, and
ordered 10 report To him 10 person. lie Will be
Chief OF the staff.
TIE resident has restored Col. Heailna 10 IL !
com and Of the Indiaua Legion, frcin which be
was dismissed by court martial, in 1t Louis, AM
las ,cstorcd him T. Lis Ply as well as his rank.
eG.ne OF Gen. tren.ont'- commissions are not re-
cog ze3 By the President ami they are theraiare
rold 3red worthless. Mr. Guriey, II. C.. who la.
| beer active IN organizing the Western Regiment
| vas in some enbarras s.nent at Washington, 10
learning TINS, but the President has endorsed OF
| promises to endorse his acts.
lticrald's Despatch.
| THO Commissioner Of Indian Affairs returned
to tie city this morning, after briet visit to TIE
Indian country. lie visited several OF the tribes
| North Of the Usage, and had many councils with
| them He found them all loyal, evincing stror {
attachment to the Federal Government. 1t AZ.
| pears that only three tribes, which are inacces-
| .ible and beyond reach Of the Government, art
dsieyal He is OF opinion that troops ough. 10 Is
tran ported Immediately to the Indian country I,
| reclaim them.
| gentleman arrived from Fort Monroe thi.
evening. He says the Merr,nac having oecn put
in order, after being ra.ei BY the rebels, steapled
GU. of Norfolk harsor, late yesterday =. m, alIs
| Come within slgnt ot fcrt Monroe. one seems IL
| be thoroughly tin plated. There is said TO be
full compliment Of men on board, ana she is ev
IDENTIFY ready for service, and making trial trip
| She will prove a hard customer TO onr feet.
| The Richmond Examiner Of Friday, publishe
telegraphic news from Lynchburg, 4th, that Joht
| c. Breakinridge snd other kentuckians, were Il
Abingdon, yesterday. 1t is understood tAa
| Breckenridge will resign his seat in the T. >
Senate and issue an address the people Of X en-
| lucky and act vely engage in the war. Il is be
| lieycd he will be in Richmond in few days.
Worlds Dispatch.
| A young lady named Harrison lately schoo
| teacher in Tennessee, has arrived our lines
| having been sick six weeks. She is intelligent
| and is possessed OF valuable information. Sht
| states that the Publications at Manassas hav,
| thrse lines Of entertainments, one behind til,
| other. On Monday last, she saw Davis, Beaure
/ gard and smith. This information from
| her guide, as she was nable to go through th
| rebel pickets.
| In the morning Gen. Smith will send out seve
raj companies of infantry and ba terry, to draw
| in the rebel plckets, and capture the young lad y
| provided the rebels have not already taken he
| away.