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Every Engine Is furnished with
JUDsoES PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
For F1crt Mills We confidently recommend then. II
Hcpe,tox to any other style of Enetne md they TI
save from IS to so PSF cant In Ens4
over the usaal clsss o. to-s II rae II the West We
saaU EeeE aE assortment OF different etxes at or -
tsb1isha1e9k wAers tae{ mar be e1sGa1aed xud t1a
pefert men VII II Gestzed be turaacel q scF 10 SD
stat engines In any part cfthe country aso supply
WATE8 EHaKLa, 6HAETIEa, G6AHkE. H.
AtTRrT low r-tcea.
+. ". BAXTER Il cos
MI E1tn1ahinE Desot. Vest Water street. bet77ear
Randolph and Mas1aon sta, Chicago In
Post Office std-efs Eox FyA- ock'S91y
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CLEARED. Oct. II,
Banner y Ssate, 1aSa1le, 744s7 # lumber, 70 brls
Luslla las:lle 64954 It lumber, 10 N siding, 81 n
e9t1ges, s56o0 lath 100 b1ls sa1t 10 brls cement,
Nawbeck, Lasalle, "a, ,47s # lumber.
1fouba5our, LoeEport, SECS # lumber, 10 N aafa-
giles. tons coal
Abe Lincoln. Norris
sebaatopol, lASal1e, 30 M lumber, LIS bfis salt,
1856 hg powder, 95oo hs paper.
Stars and st1ipeo, 1005o0 # lumber, 6o N sh1nses
1S1 N 18th.
Clsrinda Lasa11e II 1872 # lumber, 10 II shingles.
Eclipse, Loekpott-
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SCPERIoR CoURT.-The case Of Julia Far
re1l VR. DR.. F. A. Caldwell, the oeulist, is still
pending In the Superior Court. Saturday was
occupied in the hearing Of medical experts.
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Grihutts
SUNDAY. OCTOKER Is, 1edl;
THE CITY.

cE1p1s At TEE ORPHAN's- -FAB.-The re-
< of the Orphans Fair, which closed yes
4.... :, amounted to nearly $1,000
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Ihtriosic uosns,s Of At7se71eai Your needles
and scissors are not less needfnl to our sue
cess than the bayonet and the sword.
The nights grow cold and thousands Of our
soldiers are without covering.
While you eleep warm, under comfortable
zoefs, they shiyer in tents and barracks, and
this simply because there are not in the
market sufficient blankets to supply their
need. Surely you will not let the brave DE-
Tenders Of our country's honor suffer for the
want of the material aid which you can so
readily provide. Let no Woman lay claim to
patriotism whose needle is now Idle. There
Is work for al.
Shall I tel you how you can aid them?
1st. Organize, every one Of you, into socie.
! ties, Take every scrap Of old clothing You
cen pick up, AID patch it into heavy quilts.
| Never mind fancy work, but make them Rarm
| and durable.
"a. Pick up every blanket Of solid make
| which can be spared even If you give guilt
| in exchange. ......-.,
Sd. Put yourselves in communication with
| the various camps, and send yonr maternal
wherever 1t ia most needed. taking receipts OF
| all that Is furnished.
| 4th. Hold youlselEes In readiness to take
all the work that you can of the hands OF the
Government, in the way OF sewing.
| hea1ak nd comfort Of our soldiers. It is with
| you h whether cur ARMIES shall suffer a
de1sy &NEcruus to cur c4use, or expose them.
selves to The yicissitudes Of camp, with imper
| feet protection. Money Will not buy blankeA
snd quilts; yoH can make them, aud thus
save valuable time and precious lTes.
a SOLDIER.
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E-sa NATIONAL LoAk.-j. II. Dunham, ESQ,
:, ::ent Of the TfcasurJ for the Northwest,
b. SO to the Government Saturday, $4,000,
xcr count Of the National Loan.
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IL PoRr.-The schooner Magic, which Tss
sunk by collision with the brig Kirk White.
Ikuzsday night, has been towed into the h2r-
bor, Eaterlogged, and is discharging her
cargo east Of Clark street bridge. She was
struck sbait Of the fore rigging on the port
e1Ea
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SUCCESSFUL REcRU1rSG.-C. s. Cameron,
EGG, the well known Attorney Of this city,
now First sLieuterantof Capt. Paddock's COIL
pany, Col. BracIett's Cavalry Regiment, has
Just returned rom recruiting trip in Bureau
County, bringing with him gixty able bodied
znen for his company.
, 1861-10-14

METEoRoLoG1cA1---Rauge Of the Thermometer
for the week, as noted BYE. L. O Hara, at his Drug
Store, No. 80 West Randolph, corner Of Canal
, 1861-10-14

Ner OFT YEr.-We are informed that Col
D;tk'y's Regiment, encamped at Ottawa, has
Lot Jet received marching orders for Wash
51gtcp, as has been previously stated.
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The Committee on Capitaton Tax made
| Committee discharged.
The Permanent Committee On Domestic
| Missions made report, which was referred to
the Standing Committee on that subject.
An election was then held for place for the
meeting Of the next Annual Synod. Blooming
ton, Peoria, Chicago, Joliet and Rockford
were named By different members. The bal-
I lot was in favor Of Rockford, and that place
vas designated for the next annual meeting Of
Rev. Dr. Humphrey moved that a Commit
tee Of Arrangements be appointed to act In
reference to the meeting. Rev. Dr.. Rattoon
and Elder Shaw were appointed as such COM
mittee.
Publications Was called up IS the order Of the
ttes xt vas was M appointed af he last synod, tho
matter was laid over until $50 ?. n.
No records having been received from the
stated Clerk Of the PreabyteIy Of Ga1ena for
two years past, motion was made aud passed
ed to admonieh the Galena Clerk Of his neg
lect, and request more ptomptness.
Rev. Dr, Mattoon offered the following pre-
smble and resolution:
L view Of the comparative low state Of religion
e. &c Gans hss iaaaa m
81 all pASt0fE and cnulCuee as 1aT Is PtdCt1Ca01tf W
observe the first week in December as season Of
1 special prayer for the oatpouring Of the Holy
Spirit on our congregations End IN special rel,,
gous services, calculated to edlfy the saints and
| lead sinners to Christ"
Unanimously adopted
n Rev. Dr.. Patterson, from the Committee on
p Chuxch Erections, reported that collections
- Of notes held by the COMMITTEES, amou ut.
y ing In the aggregate to shout 5000, had not
It been pressed, owing to the financial and dis
It tu1bed state OF our country; that where exten.
. slons had been granted On notes, it had been
d time. The Doctor also stated that this Com
Ie mfttee bad NO connection With the General As.
=. se1nbly Church Erection COMMITTEES, the two
being entirely different bodies. The report ol
{ the Committee wAs accepted, and the same
Ccnmittee continued for the coming year
, 1861-10-14

CoRREcT1oE-The proprietor Of the " Otis
Field " billiard saloon wishes us to say that
the disturbance Of Friday afternoon did not
originate in his saloon, but WIS caused by the
poese that cane over from the Post ct1ice. he
Says he ordered them ont st the commence
meut, and got himself into trouble in couse.
quence.
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NINE CHEgRs-On Saturday evening about
6 O'Clock, Capt. Batea's company Of Mechanic
Fusilee1s, all carpenters, belonging to Col.
Wilson's Regiment Of Engineers, presented
themselves in front Of cur Office, and gave the
TRIBUNE zine as 1usty cheers IS ever sprung
from the human heart through patriotic
throat.. This body Of mel, who are now en-
gagged In building barracks at Cottage Groye,
are as sturdy and hardy ret Of men Is ever
entered the service. Col Wilson'S regiment
Was originated by the War Department, and
has no connection with our State service.
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e Parents, guardians, and all desiring In.
etruc;!on in dancing, are invited to visit
Marines Chicago Dsucing Academy, south
asst ccrDer Of Cis.k and Monroe streets, which
is ncw oren ftr tie season. Select weekly
sofrees Tuesday evenings.
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CHaIBTIAN1TY AND TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
This Is the fourth Of the series Of sermons on
the application Of Christianity to the eaIlngs and
professions Of life, BY the pastor Of the First Bap
t1st Church, to be delivered Lords Day evening.
, 1861-10-14

MEDICAL DEPARIAEST OF LIND US1yER-
srT.-The Introductory exercises Of the win
ter session Of this institution will be held
this {Monday) evening, ut the College Hall,
No. So Ma1ket stteet. The. lecture Will be
delivered by Dr. Andrews. The profession
and the public are invited to attend.
, 1861-10-14

BAs6Ea's DRAGooas-A dispatch to the
New York Herald has the following item:
"George ". Shear vas yesterday elected First
Lieutenant of the Mcclellan Dragons: which
acts as the Generals body guard, to fill the
vacancy caused By the resignation Of Lient-
Braeken, who took this means to aToid q
k>ayrt martial n
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NEW MUs1c.-MessrB. Root d Cady, music
dealers, No..95 Larmou Block, Clark street,
have just issued two new pieces Of music
81 oh! Leave Me Not" song, BY Mrs. Isasc G.
by James Mu1fee, Jr.
The came firm have just received "The
Asaph,"a new choir book BY Lowell Mason
and William Mason. The names Of the gu
thozs are sufficient guarantee for the character
Of the work.
, 1861-10-14

B The large auction sale Of Italian mar-
bic and alabsster statuary, vases and o1nar
ments, Bohemian g1ass, silver plated goods,
china, &c, nov advertised By Gilbert, sanp-
son d Warner, commences tomorrow, Tues
day, Oct. 18th, at and pm. THIS beautiful
stock Of goods Will be on exhibition On Mon
day afternoon and evening, the 14th.
, 1861-10-14

Loss pY FRK-The loss BY the fire on Sat
urdsy morning in Mays Hotel On Wells
street, amounts to about 1880, which is coy
cred by insurance. It Is supposed that the
fire was the work Of an incendlary.
, 1861-10-14

TEMPERANCE LEcTUREs.--The Rev. Nathan-
iea Colyer, D. D., Pastor Of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church, Chicago, formerly Of fremont
Temple, Boston, will deliver lecture on the
subject of "Temptrance," before the Chicago
Temperance Legion, Ia Elwood's Chapel, cor
rer Of Ealsted and Harrison streets, this
(b1cnday) evening, Oct. 14th. The public are
invited to attend.
The New York herald., 1861-12-30

plotted ont. wink given TO a stone mason TO
chip the head and he did it, But tho artist is ndg
ant ana brings an acton claiming 20 600 crowns for the
barbafoas muti.stion Of his work. The mans defence
that he acted according ORDERS but written orders
be produced The business Is important
The Queen OF Naples delights in having her portrait pho
tographed Her Maestys image has been reproduced N
b ndred different positions Photographic ~ last
determined on novelty. He reproduced her Maiesty's
head stuck to the body Of nude figure. Every one
sn posed from such outlines tho Queen had conefend
ed 9 give the public from time to 'e that the photo
heroine princess Everybody therefore purchased tho
pquant port allure All parties combined for once IN
THIS max Of acknowledgment; When, 70 hue and cry
duly lodged for his sudaoty in the castle Of san Angelo
The New York herald., 1861-12-30

do garrison duty Windsor Castle since October last
the sD wsEs Rrsadiqsgs n early e 10 the
p snoou, they tarougn the town in hign
spirits 70 the Great Western station route Tor Padding
ton headed by the nne band playing "P 10 CAaylcsten
early in the morning." and londIy cheered by the inhabi
tants. On arriving in town they were to join the second
their full complement Of 900 men who are TO sail Ams-
datey for Canada
The New York herald., 1861-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
BARGAINS IN
ID TEAS, GROCERIES, FLOUR AND

BARGAINS IN
ID TEAS, GROCERIES, FLOUR AND
PROVISIONS
1880 bhis. Flour, at Sc 50rer bb.
lpoM HAMS city cured, ct 61sc,
1000 shoulders, city cured, Sc.
5000 boxes Cheese Sc. a SIC.
1000 kits No. MackercI 81 rs per kit.
1000 tubs Lard, Sc.
1000 boxes Soap, 5Isc TO O..
1,o0J boxes Adamantinc Candles, bc
1900 boxes Starch. pure, 80.
2o9,0DU lbs. Sugars raw and refined
1910 packages Butter, l6c. lsc. and zoe.
Coffee, fresh ground, 12c., I6c, &c., 2Uc.
Choice Green and Black Teas Sec to 75c
200,0 gallons New Orleans Nossses.
5000 do. Torto Rico Molasses 35c per gallon.
5000 do. Syrups assorted
800 tieTces Rire 7c
so tons Buckwheat &c. by the bag
and all other Kinds of goods kept in first elass grocery
THOMAS r. AGNEw, 2so Greenwich street.
occupies his own store, owns the property and has no rent
to pay mportSh buys exclusively for cash-never gave
note In his w. supernends his business from sixteen
to eighteen hours day the round consequently ne
undeIse any grocer In New York Give him CALL at
20 Greenwich street and SO Murray street. Goods delivered
II
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ITO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES--A RETIkkU
clergyman, having been restored TO health In rev ys
after many Of great suffering s wiling 70
sst BY sending ree} treatise the means o.
cpre. Direct % Rev, John NJ Dagna, lSS FaiVoh sVees
DroQkNp.
The New York herald., 1861-12-30

WOTe FrIsOhcfs EOr FUrt InI6y6ttCs
The United States Marshal Of Southern Illinois arrived
here yesterday. He brought from Cairo Christopher
Ieadridgc, Of Hickman Kentucky and L. r. Burnett, Of
Caledonia, Illinois. They Immediately consigned to
Fort Lafayette for safe keeping These gentlemen have
been actively engaged for some time past in passing
between Cairo, Illinois, and Columbus, Kentucky unit
suspicious aroused that they aiding the cause
OF the rebels, and it deemed advisable put then
out of harms way.
The New York herald., 1861-12-30
from the London

from the london Post, Dec. 10.
Tho route hayng arrived at the Sheet Barracks
WIndsor early yesterday morning, for the immediate
departure for town OF two hundred rank ana ne OF tho
First battalion Of eCcs Fuslesr Guard, which have bse
The New York herald., 1861-12-30
,SHoTcE LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES,
At the depot Of French Coynac Bittcrs,
70 Nassau street, corner of John.
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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

FRANKFVRT, Sept. 3, 1861
Governor Magofnn has privately declared to several
members Of the Legislature his determination sustain
the action of the Legislature whatever it may be- to the
extent Of his power
Neither Ho sc has yet done anything officially, except
the organization of the lower House.
The Senate is occupied in settling contested Seats but
that the Legislature will abandon the neutra
ty position vote to raise the States quota Of troops,
and her portion Of the military tax levy, without
putting the government TO the trouble Of collecting it,
Kentucky is all right This may be relied upon
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Burnett of Kansas, Register in the Land Office Fort
Scott Kansas and Willis Holland of Missouri, Receiver
Of Public Moneys at Warsaw Missouri.
APPOINTMENT OF CORPORATION ATTORNEY.
The Mayor of Washington has appointed Joseph H
Bradey Corporation Attorney in place Of James ~ Car
isle, resigned.
pIscoNTENT OF THE vIRGINIANs.
From private advces appears that the virgnians are
quite as troublesome in their government as they
were in the old They insist upon having all the
Offices. This is natural The lazy +. F. VS. of Virginia
born to hold Offices, because Washington and Jcer
and Patrick Henry virginians. They may have
in their veins little Indian negro blood but long
their 'sacrcd so is the repository of the ashes Of
Americas great dead whether loyal disloya they
entitled TO the Offices under either government and ready
TO accept them under either. So much for the Old Do
minion.
PROTECTION FROM NCENDIARIsM.
The late municipal police Of this city having ceased 10
exist such, before their installed in
office for the due protection Of person and property here
in tho meanwhile Provost Marshal General Parker
directed that the commanders Of bataons OF the Provost
Marshas guard hold their several commands in rcadi-
ness to turn out at any alarm Of fire which may
each in his district He has also directed h,m to
inform themselves of the position of the fire engines each
in his district and to them 10 the best advantage in
extinguishing any fire that may
AN HONEST ALABAMA POSTMASTER.
To-day an Alabama postmaster settled his
accounts, and returned the stamps in his pos
session He could get no money, but he hoped
the department would receive the stamps, and eek
cusc him as long as he s in this bogus Confederate
id circumstances of hell in which a man is not al
lowed to express his sentiments" These the senti
ments of hundreds of from the cottonoacy States
and they only pray for relief from the oppression to
which they subjected.
DEPARTURE OF SECRETARY CHASE FOR PHILADEL-
Secretaries Seward and Cameron having returned Sc
cretary Chase left this afternoon for Philadelphia, to
make some necessary arrangements in regard to the
portion Of the national loan to be taken in that city.
RESTRICTIONS ON TRAVELLERS.
After today the strngency in regard to passes will be
increased, and pass the other side male
or female. without sufficient showing Of loyalty.
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THE BERDAN sHARPsHOOTERs.


Col. Berdan is here and has just received despatch
from the Secretary Of War, requesting MIN 10 iorwaro
his sharpshooters to Washington Immediately that they
are very much needed Col. b. has teiegfaphed 10 al
Tho Eastern Governors forward all the sharpshooters
thew have mustered ) service at once 10 report &c
Linn at Aaor g nerl NIansaelds Office Aassaehssets
conf any wi lave this evening. and another VIII W
ready in few days.
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

The rebel troops are erecting fertilization about
mile below Murray Mason's the land Of Levy Deming
College farm, five miles OUT the Little River turnpike
The rebel pccs have possession Of the upper part of the
farm, and the Union pickes the lower part. In the
mean tme Mr. Deming has thought it prudent to leave
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WRECK OF THE PRIvATEER JEFF. DAVIS.
THE PRIvATEER JEFF. DAVIS WRECKED ON
THE FLORIDA COAST.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 3, 1861.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 2S,h Of August publishes
letter from Fernandina Florida, dated the 2lst ult
which has been received at Savannah, Ca. saying that
the crew of the JEFF Davis had arrived there the vessel
having been wrecked the bar while trying TO get into
st. Augustine, Florida.
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ONE or THE DESERTERS FROM THE SECOND
REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BRIGADE REEN-

NEWARK, N. J, Sent. ], 1861.
IN the Nlw YORK HERALD OF August 20, Francis Rodgers
published a dcserier from Captain IOers Compa-
ny, Second regiment Excelsior gade AS his father,
feel my duty give the statement a most emphatic
contradiction. WheM Wisons Xouavcs were about 10
leave New York, he board the vanderbilt TO SEE
some friends on and accdentay carried away with
them. / have since received letters from HIM showing
that he s d nomber Of Com any +, wilson's Zouaves.
This plain stascmciit must crate my son from the
inpu;atcn which the publication in the HrRAp on
h. courage aud patriotism. PATRICK ROGERS.
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NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Va Sept. 3, 1851.
The expedition that left here Sunday night to dis
perse the rebel gathering Marion county returned TO-
day. They report the outbreak as having been much
magnicd in importance. Before they reached Worhing
ton which is some distance across the country from the
railroad the rebels had DISPERSED
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ARRIVAL OF A NORTH CAROLINA MEMBER
OF CONGRESS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, September 3, 1861
Hon. Charles Henry Foster Union member Of Congress
from North Carolina arrived here to-day, route foi
Washington to confer with the administration upon Affairs
connected with his state Rebel scouts laid in wait ioi
him in Virginia whose vigilance he successfully eludcd
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INTENDED SERENADE TO COMMODORE
STRINGHAM

It the intention Of the citizens Of Brooklyn to
screnade Commodore Sringham, tho hero Of Hatteras
last evening" at his house 106 Hicks street. Tie W,
ment spontaneous Dodsworth.s band was
engaged and there were great anticpaons of not
only Of good music, bit what perhass better,
beng more rare, tho speech OF gallant sailor. The ex
pectans of treat however, disappointed.
The weather ncemcn, and the musicians were not,
conscqu, ny, able to attend. Tho people OF BROOKLYN
elements The serenade will take place TO- night at ten
O'Clock, when the procession will start from the City Hall
ENFORCING THE COMPLICATION ACT.
ADDITIONAL SEIZURES BY THE SURVEYOR OF THE PORT.
The work Of confscating the property Of the rebels
goes bravey Surveyor Andrews, aided by Inspector
Thomas J. Brown Is determined TO enforce the Of
July 10, until the rebels completely cleaned out Of
every dollar invested in shipping this port II is true
many OF the rebels hope to evade the law by making
assignments Of their property TO loyal citizens in this
State, but Mr.. Andrews who appears to be fully posted
such matters, will that but coma de assign
ments can pass.
In where the rebels part owners the vessels
seized the loyal citizens Of the North will not lose their
interest in the conscated property The vessels will be
condemned and sold TO the bidder but the claims OF
the loyal owners will be duly recognized and pa't afer
the sales take place II Is the intention OF our New YORK
merchants owning shares in conscaed vessels 70 my IN
the property at auction and 1t is believed that the
vernnent will admit their claims in part paymelf3oi
the property so purchased For instance, SpoNRd,
Tleston Co.. who about two fiths of the stsafsei
Marion can settle for the payment Of that vessel by
paying the government three-6fths Of the she
will bring at auction the remaining two-htths being
credited to the interest they had the vessel
previous 10 the seizure.
Some eight seizures were made yesterday, but
the Of the vessels have not yet been made public
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Fon. Andrew johnson spoke to an immense Union
meeting st Ncwnort, KY, yesterday Strong Union reso-
l1tions adopted.
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TIE HEw HAMPSHIRE THIRD REGIMENT.


The Ibird Now Hampshire regiment, Colonel Fellows,
left Concord &c day for the scat OF II numbers 200
fully armed and equipped for active service.
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THE NATIONAL LOAN IN PHILADELPHIA.
UNION MEETING AT NEWPORT. KY.

The subscription opened to the national loan yes
tcrday and sl35 900 subscribed during the day.
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IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.

NO REBEL TROOPS AT WINCHESTER REBEL
FORCES ON THE Upper POTOMAC-DESTITUTION OF
THE SOLDIERS AT RICHMOND, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8, 1851
The Baltimore american Of to-day says that rebel
troops at Winchester on Thursday, except few
who SICK AT Lcesburg there three four reg
mcnts Waterford above the Point Of Rocks and
one at Goose Creek.
Letters from rebel soldiers at Richmond state that the
troops in sad state Of destuion, being barefooted
and in want of suitable clothing The skins in tannery
Hsboro' had been taken dripping from the watts to
convert into shoes.
All the horses from the Union and disunon farmers had
been seized which created the greatest dissatisfaction
The want Of confidence is increasing daily the hopes of
the rebels being kept up by reports that tho federal 60
vernmcnt had only 80 900 troops around Washington and
found il impossihle TO recruit any more.