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takc nlace with such rapidity has been start.
ling even to those who are least disposed byl
their POLITICAL principles to rely on tho patrio.
! item If dcmasogues and the effectiveness of
armies controlled by clubs and committees.-
| We all knew that the bulk of what has been
called the grand army consisted partly of raw
volunteers, partly ofmercenary regiments, com.
posed of foreigners picked up anywhere and
anyhow, tho whole commanded in chief by q
few superior officers, of the regular American
army, Of real knowledge and merit, but com.
mandcd in detail by regimental officers, most
of whom had not only never seen service but
had scarcely ever seen regular and steady drill.
Still we could hardly guess in England that
the decentralization was so fearful as that do.
scribed by General Mcclellan, when he re.
fused the command except as dictator. 81
must be master Che said) and have the entire
control Of the army, subject to no War Depart
ment or superior officer. The whole service is
rotten; must have the full power to cut out
the bad parts"
That power, it is said, is conceded to him.
With it he may, perhaps, overcome the South,
though we doubt that result. With it, if he
is Of the Washington stamp, he may, perhaps,
restore the republic, and then yield up the
dictatorship. Hfltn l, ii he IS OIL the Napo.
leon stamp iand Napoleonic ambition is more
frequent than the self abnegation of Wash
ington, who stands almost alone in the history
of man), the imperial or royal regime has
begun i'll America.
With that portion oftbe subject, however,
it is not our present purpose to deal, except
en- PEASANT. We wish more particularly to
comment on the fight Of Bull Run; not with a
view to harp upon the disgraceful conduct of
the thousands who fed in panic before an
enemy that was not pursuing, but rather with
a view Of palliating or explaining their conduct,
by calling attention to the cause which led to
so many regiments throwing away their cha
racter as soldiers-causes which are at work
in all large bodies Of undisciplincd men, Off
Ger d by regimental officers ignorant of their
duties; causes which, taking a broader Wow OF
the philosophy of mans nature, are at work
in all large bodies of men, under all circum-
stances. Tho Sight at Bull Run was a clear
panic among the men-unchecked, because
they had officers who neither knew how to
check them in Q military point of view, nor
had anY influence over them. How should
they, when one sees by the accounts that are
daily pouring in that many regiments were
actually commanded by men not tit to be camp
followers?
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t%ti. :S's> SYe Altman.
f1IiE i.!l 80 rs lu-i..ui.r. viii 90" In , r. - liz
i. It -. ,t.-r; ,.er- ,.;n-4h.i ~
Tie ''.' -" '"i""t' =. 80. 21 .I~.Hir. ! ~ mi
M-ric,. ~ -a-tr 3E. 81
Scf""i %: '.i', '.anr' rf 2! tics - 81 i, = ..4-. u.
III. r"-. IrI" g|". "tii' - 81 .ntin. - - :~..rn
. I.I.-. la! ..H- si."i CARR. ih.. ih- Az ~
!ns Er.n r'rvertri !H;a u "i;tar% Ne. Pt"i, 1t Is prcpc. 9"
say thai .grh Il not the ctsr UNi x u the crowded Goa.
Gliiun IT I've .rnc:aI Hospital III Charlottesville. the It'll
yrr.i.v l. i;'iut- wrr< iit""E GPr!I !"T he reception Of thu
sick :rI ..L.a!cl &! tie u"i.ieE:.rnt- Army, ,luiin. the
y.c.;i.a. Wan. ~ ;!.ra !hy Already htrL disrh usri;
AMI su.. a.. ."m.l;H viii -. rem wed ~ an eat! ~ day ia
SsJtrc3Ls5. - i!r ioCI.S !"cCLnc vacant, tl.ay ar: put
In a t..o;uE.r .,a;" .i lIr; nT:'ion f1s III, accommodation
OF students.
FIR Cai,lr g.f. ,;,.ts.s :. NACPfN.
:r- on--,.I ~. ;"r.rn of he Eacll,y.
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PIEDMONT EE.DAL: .aCABEHS.
fuNiE ntA, sc.sion Of this Institution will rp-I on the lsl
4 MUSDAT IN OCTOBER, ard close the last week il"
Juac. Term: Unchanged. See Catalogue. Add. es, the
subscriber 1T Sicnry Point, AiDrraa,ir.
An.i:si 1I-rfi Las " GnSS
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
T6IIIE next sessIcn Of this Iu.tludon will begin OCTOBER
L Isl, lsGl, and Is expected TO correspond 10 all respects
TO those If former years.
The SANE faculty will remain; The terms VIII be az here,
toforc, ail the same liberal patronage from this seclinn
AMI the South Is hoped Tor.
sT-Ithas been decided to give to the daughters ri Vol.
unierr. Ia The service Of the Confederate States, u lion IN
rhe Z. ylsh branches FREE OF CHARGE.
Catalogues may be found Mt all tie Bookstores 0: The
CRY.
For :grtlr-r l.for.Iaiion appiyto
CHARLES n. WINSTON.
Sept 2-ts President.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
LINDEN ROW, RICHMOND, VA.
D. LEE POWELL, A. NJ, Principal.
fEIaIS Institution will be re-opencd for the reception Ct
l. Bosrders and Day Scholars on the LIST Of OCTOBER.
For Circulars or other Information, apply at the Institute
or address d. LEE POWELL.
Sept 2-dlm
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Arrival OF Gen. Johnson.
NEw ORLEANS, August 3l.-Gcncral Albert
Sydney Johnson and suite arrived here this
evening safely, and in good hcu!.h.
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MISSES KING SCilOUL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
FglHE next session Of TIL, School will commence on the
T. LIST OF OCTOBER, 1861.
For further Information, apply to Misses KING, corner
Of broad and Mayo street.
Sept 2-dlm HELEN q LUCY KING.
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Louisiana Stale Eatlk aud BIanchcs.
Bank eli America.
Bank Uf Louisiana.
Bank Of New Orleans.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana and Branch.
Crescent C.ty Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bark.
Merchants DlnE.
View Orleans Canal and Baking tvtar4n;
Union Bank Of Louisiana.
Southern Bank.
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Bank Of Tennessee and Branches.
Planters Bank Of Tennessee and Branches.
Union Elnk Of Tennessee and Branchea.
Bank Of Memphis.
BANK ii Cha.tanUuga.
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FIX. GESSNEit EAiiHiSOS'S SCHOOL.
T5,!iE mex: Session Of Belmont ACADEMY will begin sep
4 TENDER lD,h and end Juae :!tih.
TkEMs,
Boarding ana Tuition, exclusive of ;uel nni light, .4.U
for The session. payable GEe-l!ai! September lOE. or o.. ,n.
ic ing, the piker hall February LIST, lSGa. The Irhoo! Is
,i".i, nri Tor boys of ;ca years and upwards. Address
biz. GESSNE:R HARRISON,
.Iv n;-rDL1y Arlington Demo-. VI.
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NOR RENT OR LEASE.-My residence, o.,
= corner OF Franklin and Madison Streets, 1T pre- tai,
sent occupied By DR.. Anderson, possession given lsslssa.
OF October next, When It Will be put In elegant order. Thu
dwelling II one Ct the most desirable In the city, containing
Twelve rooms, Including basement, with an office, green
house, hot and cold baths, comfortable servants apart
msnis, kiteheng!th aSetcooklpga apparatus, carriage house,
stables, a large garden, we'll stocked with fruits and Covers
n their seasons. Apply 10
Aug 14-eodtf CHARLES PALMER.
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Frculont's Proclamation.

nation issued by Gen. Fremont is received here
With amazelnent.
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.NissLIA AGA D9SJsN.
1--WE rwrniy-N'a'h SESSION Of ihis Sch"n! VIII open Octo.
s. her i,, !sGi, and close August LIST, i-d.. The course Of
instruction Is preparatory to the University Of Virginia, and
is thorough in the Latin, Greek, EnGNsh, and French Ian.
gua:,s Mathematics and Philosophy.
Tgaas:-B0ard aud tuition, exclusive OF li:its and tow.
els. t.uG payable SltU October 1t, and Stu March LIST.
Fer any period CT less ;tauarr months, i25 per mo:,!Iwil
br charged, ari no deduction for absence for any Cause
but sickness. EoE further particulars consult catalogue.
So AIdrcs; Lodpr- T.. ~, Amelia county, Virginia.
Aug eff wv. Il. HARRISON,
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At HREE:WooD DEPOT, ALHEM AE!E rnrNrr, "a.
fEI!lE Sixth Sr,s.cn SAi or,n the 1t ii"aday In !. piem.
4 Der ia. close un the 2'iii % Junr.
TLEhS :--.:.U per session, IL be- pail hG!t lst Septo!n.
her, one hal; Il: rrhru1ry. M. plSWlDplE,
Am, -liMrts Irlurlnal
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS,

lVOKIIT TV N.NE 4 . II p
FStuE advertiser, having large expr:ieLce
q IL Naval and Steam affairs, IL I..Git0u. @..e,
Of forming 4 Joint Stock Company, Cor t!cS-- H.
purpose Of operating, Ct sea, arh!Hst The SE2Lf~SS[;
Federal Government He is satisfied his rIas Is ."r ~ IT
feasible one that coulI be adopted. and o.t .hat viii geld
large profits.
A personsaI Interview can be had wish lin .: IL u.
change Iio,e! and Ballard House, No. Il, !roti j. 1. 20
. =. ~, slaiir. J"ar !h-:'
SIUD IL Z: N.sitC.
NOR the dcliTery to me Of my carriage drive, 1rilI.Li.
4 lie il 81 yrars old; color black; r.I feet high; in'e
covered with short beard ana taoustac.e; large eyebrows
uni curling e~yc.lash-s. he probably travels In a oak
grey, mixed summer coat, or tiIr COTE, vlthhrsss hu';oro
ami carpet bag. lie SAYS he hGs read stEkspe1:e, ":d
may travel with Il forged pass, SEd shave OF III bs7'd
Shrn lie reads tbs. lie has relatives al DR.. x. II. stcTaf; .,
In King George, and Mrs. DR.. Frsnk Tsilaferros, Ia o.:
nuGc, with whom he has been recently corrrsp0n'!ag by
letter. His object being evidently TO rscSpe, he Ia douh..
less lurking abou, the shore o: the Potomac, Or G:axlns;!:
way Norhaard, and may be abou; our cncampEeatr, !hs
above reward will he paid " Caught 1vc. ~ Li!ss :S.I1
frede otherwise 100.
August 2-tfI0. A. y. BERNtEp.
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TN3mILY FLOUR.-For sale fat 81 per
r csah, at the MIL. HAxALL, CRESS 4
Sept. 2, 1861-2t
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SuUTaI-SlDE ~iNSTsVIrl.

fsIiiE Sixth Annual Session oi.this Insii:nrr Will begin on
q The 2l day y! next September.
Tie Military feature will he introduced.
For Terms for Ten Months, ser Circuln: hy Supplying 10
". ]. NuRMlSSETT, A.. ". & 4. NJ.
G.f ECBANk, !. II.
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Mrs, ssi:UBk rs ssulfsD!>C AND pt.
SCHOOL FOR IpUAi LAD1E$.
rllliE Th!Id Session . III. >,horl vii! coEaa.4:ae "G lLr
i lst day Of Uc:3nt: Erxi.
Compel. 1T assistants ia:, L..a employ .G, "bt ihs
course OF study heretofore pcIsucI wilI he coat:nuci.
For circulars, ronIainir: IerE.s, So, apply To
HENRY l.. BEuONE,
aug I'd: iJi!.oct-N Richmond, NJ.
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Wantcd.-A gentleman t~hroughly qualified to lake
part in the infringement OF the School. Applicants will
state expressly what they Are prepared to teach their
testinSuial,, references, a., rni whatever elsc tEcy deem
pertinent.
Address as etoTe, Aug LEW
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'''sr The LoLdon
=: A.nerican aEai
=. ,"precipilatin
ss,SS I The rup
~; only one bat,
.ss.h nave taken |
asas almost in o
'T.I. d~espotism ha
= Ii it is not air
"s''S would be
~"ft to most OBJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-12

&&&I& IL - o. Msa M " &H
CITY FOUNDRY
AhUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS or BFEAM
ENGINES AND B0fLEks,
Saw and Grigt MIL Machinery, Tobacco screWs
Cumming MacbineH, Chinese Sugar Cane hIllrs
Thraaing Machimces &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Ks9WlE PROPRTETORs on TIE CITY rom
A dry beg leave to inform their friends and tbs
public II general, that they are prepared % Dc a.
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and every thing appertauiuR % the Fuuudfg las
ness. They are Manufacturing sTEAm EBsFHE8 asb
Machinery and Mill Gearing Of any aiHe; DiHti-
lery and Mining Machinery Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrsshlng Machines Mfat Mills.
Horsepopers Corn-sheilers, NJ aehuery of all Eguda
made and repaired. Iron aud Brass Casting it
every descript9Ii, Iron HGussfronlss Cellar slsa
&c. Cooking and Heating stoves 81 tue l4bei ih
proved patterns; Hollow Ware. Dog Tro1ss 40.
BREW ERs, DISTlLLEES, lsECTIElERs, A..
Supplied with every aescriptiag 81 Copper
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Bsfrgerators
Attemporators, spafgasi etihheada and Worms GA
an improved prinol To- Columns for Alcohol stIiIa
Yeast jugs Cans. syphons, As-i Copper, Lead aHd
iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and iron Pumps q HVsEs
variety, fer beer spirits, oils e BTass Coch1 Hpd
Valves, staam whistles, Dc.
Workmen sent 10 al parts TO dt uF work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers Copper and Sheet Irsu
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They gre dealing in aud selling Aliens Inf1cFsd
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud Fu.
bling, Hiram nopllins' Improved smut Machine,
stephen Hughes Flour separaiors, cermun Roii-
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, bore sfC.t
Of the best KIND; Iinpate, sheet tr9Es Block fin,
Pig Iron, Babig Metal, spelters Eire BgieA-
They have every facility OF the lest MachihefB
and workIQans aud win give ali work entrusted tu
Thorn, their individual attention, Milling oracft
promptly warrantIng tick work. and are a4tiahHd
with reasonable prices.
S1- Once and Sale Rooms, No 81 Main stres
street. stree between First lecond streets, Eyaae.
vile, Indiana. fdc7
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To every man who desires to bestow bis insurance
patronage 4lnoa a
WELL TRIED coRPoRAr.oN.

Ia the equitable adjnst,uest, and prompt cash re-
spouse TO losses, the PHOENIX staads pre- e4aiaenly
at The head Of ITS profession; vhe extensive Drac-
tcat and rst-etGss business system Of local agencies
not e1csted by any similar corporatsoR Il tie rorld
Insurances solicited, aud policies issued end re-
neWed In this leading Cooperation AT fair rates by
J. w. NEXsEN, Resident Agent,
sep2s No First street, up stairs.
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E7gWiE PROPORTIONS on THE CITY FOUh
A dry beg leave to inform their friends and ths
public u general, that they are prepared 70 90 AZ
kinds Of
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New SHOOTING Gallery.

New Shooting Gallery.
The undersigned would inform tie military COM
panes Of Evansville and the public generally, that
be has fitted up the spacious Ha on the corner Of
Main aud First streets, llate Masonic Hali5 as q
"a shooting gullerH' All persons desiring 10 prae
tice with tn Kid and Pistol nvited 60 call.
The best weapons VIII always be kept on hand.
Visitors 10 the Gallery are Informed shst good Or
der viii always be insisted
eeptzl-tf GEORGE. W. NE&SEN, ia.
BEACON.
-A-5 800 lbs Clear Sidest
500 lbs Canyassed Hams,
500 lbs Canyassed Shoulders, for sale low By
YI1KERY BROS,
ep6 No 50 Main Street.
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IT III 2 IFFlI1l ~ y u
ENGINES AND B0fLEHs,
Saw and Grigt MIL Machinery Tobacco ScreWs
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane hIillFs
Thraaing Maehlmee1 &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
M ESS ID A rs.

Our spring style, now ready, is one Of the hand
soonest ever seen, and by q new arrangement, feet
comfortable 70 the wearer any soft hat. Every
other conceivable style made to order.
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Facts for the People.

It % fact not to be disputed, that Roser Bros.
are now opening enc of the lest and cheapest
stock Of Dry Goods in the city, comprising every
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods from the
lowest price of &C per yard, up to the highest
Shaws in great quantity aud variety, SILK Busters
and Lace Mantlss Our stock of Hosiery, Gloves,
Notions, &C., &C, ID complete. Also the latest
styles Of Prints, Lawns, Organizes, Baraees, Cling
hams, &c. Bieaehed and Brown MuBins, Irish
Linens, also Cottonades, Linen Drills all for
and boys wear. Ladies, Misses, and Childrens
Shoes, and coed many articles usually Kept " our
ine all of which warrant 20 sell cheap a. the
Iheapest. RQSER BROS.
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a@7a0RsS~ RRO0suS.
~ 400 doz heavy, for sale By
eaEpH2 8. IL. GILBERT b co.
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De 8. REsTsJS' y 90.

eSXB~g-KsRKRS.
- Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Eng
lish walnuts, Egs, raisins, currants, rock candy,
oysters, sardines alum, epsoTa salts roll birthstone
sulphur, capperss madder, extract Of iogwood, in
dgo, cream tartar Soda bed cords Of all kinds
bacco of all kinds backing, batting nutnpegs CT
gars Of all kinds, ginger, ana ground spanish
Inoas glass Jars, lanterns and TASKS mustart pep
Per sauce, matches, pickles. stone ptPess POWDER
safety fuse, soaps of a kinds, starch, teas vine-
gar, eamphor, letter, note, cap, aud fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowless JUN paste, cinnamons dried beef,
british lustre, bonnet boards, java coffee, Ink, OIL
nails sash, glass; spirits turpentine, alspce, soda
pain killer, liquorics, SC, &c, Il.
supply of the above kept constantly hand,
and for sale low, by S. E. GlLBERT Il Co.
iaDe5 No. Sycamore st.
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pa. Il e. Joszs Medical Exaniasrs
Oflce: Firgt 81. above walnut. novel-lgd
, 1861-09-03

LOUISVILLE. Sept. "A special to the Cou
TaeT fron Nashville on the 31st, says the cap
ture Ct Forts Hatt=ras and Clark-the latter
fEo miles rorth Of Hatteras, is confirmed
trcm Wilmington: "Our men fought brarely.
II is reported That 500 or GOO men we're taken
prisoners. Our loss In killed and wounded
only 10 or 12''
Ihe go't5zlat OF this merning strongly coz
GeMns FTenont's proclamation, ara urges th.
Legislature by its action to avoid the cea:iu-
gency of ench action here. It saYs it must
noW dee;ae whether it will organize body of
Loyal Eo!dieIy for State purpose strong enough
to el force the obligations Of 10y IL neutrality,
CT whether it viii suffer things to 70 on a.
they have been going, with q prospect of laps
'Eg at 60 distant day into 4 condition which in
20 rief time has brought in sway r,artial
law in Missouri.
The Courier says there is COMPANY of
armed Federals stationed at Horse Cave s+a-
hen, OF The Nashville Railroad, 81 miles south
CT Louisville. Immense amounts of ffeiGht
ard great rueh Of people are daily eoiug
South by the Nashville route, while greater
number Of passengers are arriving,
1t Is thought that the great rush South ia
caused By the edict that hes gone forth, that
after the first OF September noE-intercourse
With the South will be regularly enforced, and
tion.
The Courier says that Camp Dick Robinson
is constantly increasing.
A negro yesterday swan the river at this
point, passing ever the Falls and landing per
tect]y naked in camp Jo Holt, in Indiana
He represented himself as being the property
q Col Johnston, Of Camp Bcone, Tennessee.
He rs this morning returned, uader file of
Eoio1era, to Jefferson county jail Col. Ros-
Eeau giving Col Johnston notice Of the fact
Hon. Emerson Etheridge lett for Frankfort
this morning.
, 1861-09-03

lfIGn tne Jone5boTO Gazetta, 31st n1t
IHE BANNER CoUSTT.-Another company
from AleSander county, under Capt G. VI.
n Mchelzie Of Thebes, passed this station On
iGssdsy, on their way to Camp Butler. The
voting Population of Alexander is scarce one
thous and, yet this is the sesezh company that
gallant little county has furnished for the
Wbf.
MORE COMPANIES FOB TIE WAR-The mill
tary ardor Of Old Union is fully aroused, and
she is responding most literally to her coun-
try's call. A company Of about 120 men has
just been tc1med il the northeastern part OF
the county, and o1ganized By eIec:;ng Irwin C.
Bsston captain, aud Messfs. Guiliiland aud
Robert Ellncre lieutensnts. The northeast
err is one Of the most intelligent and prosper
Gus portions Ct our courty, and the men fern
ing this company are good ard substantial
CITIZENS. They are intended for Hon. John 4.
Logan'e regiment
COMPANY FROM JOHNSON CouSTY,-A com
psny Of about lit men from johnson county,
captain Williamson, and Lieutenants Bridges
and Neleon, arrived at this station On Tuesday,
en- Tostse for Springfield. While here they re.
ceiVed orders to proceed to Cairo, for which
Eolrt they embarked cn Wednesday evening.
IEey are to form part of john 4. Lopan7s
7. g'meht, aEd re vigorous and active set Of
NTH.
, 1861-09-03
Seceaafon Outrage In Kentucky.

~A~1-~AAAAesLA FL
About II O'Clock night before last, two Ger
@ man ha1ds Upon the Kentucky Central r all
Toad, whose duty it WAS to watch Kinbro's
bsl5ge, situated about 1nile and oQ.rtzr
above C5nthiana, were approached by i've
armed men; Who demanded Of then their bust
the purpose Of watching it,
IN me :. Others then sta:ed thasthcy came to
Eufn 1t, When one Of them named Fowler de-
dterately raised mrsket and blew one Of tha
Vstchmen,s brains ont. The other fed, but
vas shot at two or thee times, ore shot tax
lng effect in his arm. He immediately gave
Tue alarm, and after securing some assistance
repaired to the bridge which they found on
f7e, but the flames were extinguished before
any material dansge WAS done.
ihe wounded man said he recognized three
o. the murde1ous raffiaus So Residents Of Lsir'5
Station, and upon his affidavit Fowler was ar
rested BY the Sheriff Of Harrison county yes
fslday afternoon, and lodged in the jail of
q nthiana to await examination. The Union
men are becoming justly indignant at these
repeated out1agee, and their inward thought
finds ejsculatory expression in the wen known
TGzdB How 1org ? Oh Lord How Icng ~
, 1861-09-03

MONTREAL, Sept 2.-The North America
from Liverpool 22n6 via Londonderry 23d, ar-
rived eff Far:her Point this morning. Adyices
two days later.
:, Among papers received at the meeting of
he Social Seenic Congress ct Dublin, was one
ty MI. Bailey, Member Of Parliament from
Manchester, entitled, With Cotton-EmploY-
ment and Fcod; Without It-Famine and Ey-
paifiation." He said the manufacturers ex
peeted to be able to command g supUlv of
cotton to keep them working with toIerabie
regularity nn1il The spring. The crop was
growing in the Sonthe1n States, but the diff
Guilty will be to obtain it. Ceztain1Y 1t 8lU be
short Of past gears.
Mt. Bailey is au extensive spinner, and said
thnt cotton is now laid down in his warehouse
At E1s per cent. increase of the price paid to
American planters; whereas to bring cotton
from Beruit would cost 100 per cent on the
price paid, owing to the difficulties Of trans
portatlon.
Dr. MCGOWAN, an American, said the stat3s
men OF the country would hail with delight
Ine EFFORTS to relieve them from the monopoly
Ihe m-tter Of supply Of the staple was fur
ther discussed; when Miss Sarah Remond read
paper on American Slavery and its influence
Oh Great Britain.
Mr. Chevalier, the celebrated French free
trader then denounced the Morrill, tariff IS
The child OF disorder.
opening but clcscd lower. Rentes quoted 6sf
45c-
LATEST VIA LosDorDERRy.-Londo Aug.
23--The Times publishes Russell's correspond
enee to the 5:h Of August
Ihe last letter nonainaIly refers to the de-
moIa1izt acc insubordinate state OF the army
and the ssme time creditirg Mcclellan with
speedy refe tbs: He says the Southerners be-
aeTe ttey VIII be safe it they hold out until
October, and that at the end of the year, the
NGitferctrs will be further from their aim
Than ever
The Times has anothsr editorial on the fuan-
eial difficulties Of the American Government.
y says thai the course pursued at Washington
land. - 5
Weather In England rather variable, and less
favorable, but 10 injury has been done to
crops. Harvest progresses finely.
,. Inc rupture between Austria and Hungary
Is regarded IS complete. No new movement
had taken place and no imperial decree had
neen it99ed' but The dissolution Of the Hun
gsran Diet was fully anticipated, to be fol-
lov ed by manifesto against Hungarian pre-
tensions.