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, 1861-10-16
FROM QUINCY.

fsrtcisl Dispatch to ths chicago Tribune.]
QuEcx, October Is, 1861.
: Two. Companies Of Fitz| Henry War.an's
Cavalry passed down tie river to-day. This
completes lis regiment, ten companies hagipg
previously gone. (:
A letter in tc-nigtt's 1Kaag gives some in
te1es1;rg facts cones1nirg Northeast Miesoasi
Brig. Gsreral AdaAs is Low IN. active CON-
n,and, and is raising brigade Of aissosriane.
The tlEiress Of ar1ssti-g rebels and discharg-
irg them On tsEing Tie cath, be has deter
rnired to sbaEdon. He viii arrest. only taosa
against WHOM, proofs q treason can be
b1eugAt. i.
Seward, the mEraersr, Of Capt. Howell, is
-gsi2 6. lssgs, ct catt:1, though hc keeps.
Ems.]f quiet IL.
4 1,rleste letter receiyed st Gant.a states
that Msrt. Green, ths rcted rebelleader, hes
osen seriously woucde5, lis arm: :ha7.n baen
statt: d and five buck<4ot Lasing entersdhis
rtbe5 4sdy. This took tciace Ia 8 scrmmage
betWetr his men and z Federalforce some
egc. doubt the story, though: the 1rissr
ss3s it is confirmed By e::rsegl:1s hom Gre MS
command. x.
The lesser rebel bandi ), John Carln, 1ate Of
Quircy, ;s supposed to be back ag lin in tho
ncigtborhood Of Lagrange, though his opera
tors, as yet, are confined to horEe 6teo1ing.
Tt1ec Union officcze, captur: ID aod released
cnt rare1e at Lexington, are reported to- day
10 lave heen taken io1c.:ly By the rebels fro1n
1fain ca the NuriA Missouri railroad, ,at Rem
icE, yesterday. Lis fe.rsa that they have been
tEot CT lung. <
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lhe I'1tze Ca1ors of the Chicago
EOu4veB.

H. 1859, the CIis>d States AgEic1l:ura7 So.
c.ea. orertc & s.aHd CT "c4:less' = to the best
d.:l q military company in the United States;
acc. il tie n.tn1ly coi:ttst in September Of
:hf: ye5T, ttcy vssc awarded to The Chicago
"Zluaye Ca2ete," a Company Of young men,
vic, b5 their se1*inpo=ed discipline aud cor
rec; military bes1ing, commanded the adlnira.
tioE q: the whole country.
GhsEe co3oTs will be received in Washington
in few days, and ere to be placed in the Aantis
Ct tie President for future disposal The
Loraves, who were presented with this bean
i1iui Ets. ds-d, are now scattered throughout
the ccrb.zg, tut most OF th+ ase still active
y engaged in military service, large number
feirg Employed in drilling INV recruits, and
aocnI thilt!-tiye Of the m EST prominent mem-
hers have lately united for the purpose CT
saieing, in Ohio, 3 Zeusve brigade, to be odi-
tertd by Themselves and thoroughly taught
the d<il1 CT the lamerted Ellsworth, which
gave to the Chicago Zooaves their peculiar
sk,}l in the use Ct Wallike Weapons, and which
oItributed 80 largely to their WeE-ea1ned
taI1,c.
AS an incentive to young men 10 unite with
this organisation, We wcutd mention that Col
Og1e, who was graduated at West Point In the
class Ct 1S4S. ard who YVES recently in COM
maj i Of the Eu!ted States forces IL New Mex
leo, is ccurtcted with it. The originator aud
masttr:spIr1t OF this new organization is La
fsy>1te Bingham . Lawyer Of Chicaeo, wse
bss been connected with the Lincoln Cavalry
! Gn1ipg the last summer.
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WASHINGTON, Oct ia detachment of
the Ietele, last night, approached the position
cetniisd ~ the Feaera troops OF General
Smiths division, rear L=winsv,l:e, and threw
tttls and shot i1to tie camp, but we're drir-
eu eff. -soue OF cur men were Injured. The
euddsruess Of the attack, however, led to The
belief that more serious demonstration was
j: ter Iced, and the troops were kept under
s1ms dr1;1g the night The Federal army
this morning advanced to position two mites
lie ettaner Wyandank, w5ich came up
this B. H., reports sl qoist do7n the river.
She ;ey under Math'as Poibt last Sunday,
EaIft:1,irg to the Howell Cobb, and neither
yesEsl wa4 E.olestsd BY the rebels. The Cobb
SEEMED to be cens1cuct1ng work OF some
st1e1 eth at st:p Point, and the lower side Of
Queb!ico Point, where, If not dislodged, they
maG ETGTe EoMc annoyance. 1t Is thought,
lewtves, that tie WORK is merely offensive on
tie sit Of The rebels, and Tith a view to pre-
ssrt s5y 1a1ci5E Of fcTctF ;sez>Sass'ouss, sup
lefirg re intended to t.ke ttat r:use % s1a-
rassas CT Richmere. 'r,s schooner Dance
HaE fred into -ly - r=5el pickles from Nor
lime Cliffs, nesr Thaddeus Puiut, last satur
day, but the Island R-neG.:rt sLeatsn among
:hs trshts, vic: JtSgsrs ~ S:.,,l :ssss p,.t7
z.S1T:. lft:.4 n 11aerI ::s IL ei3s:1 sG.a :+at
ks:.. ss.s>s- ..,tl1, tzs tskzSssstz=lllaa
~; :,:v .-anes Of e'rtE eetszsV:s.t:a :;
.Genslel sc<sts+ :. e1e=il=es Ee4ah and cx-
c..dsIRix sct:v-.
/ Ike Ccn mc;> Cou7.} .f this city has or.
'Ltst3 rtw ei,e:ic1, 9C7 s;r: NaFurzIty, Mr.
Ee11et's resignation l.7izes leit tas ctti:e va
cart.
The fepc1t which las f,eer circulated to the
effect llat the Pte=id5cs has Iefsssd to CON
firm the appointment Of Rev: J. G. Fletcher,
ts Secretary OF Lsgatien to BIO de JRneiro, is
e1t...]y false. Mr. Fletehers appointm mt
w!ll undonbted1y be confirmed.
A large Lumber Of cur sick and wounded
| soldiers have been removed to the Hospitals
|. recently established IN Baltimore
WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE following order
has beea issned from tas Army Headquarters ::
| e. 8 soldiers taken prisoners by the rebels,
| hag:, been released on taking the oath not
| to fight aeai1s The Southern Government, the
| GsyE.nuept has ordtrtt thet an equal numb sr
! OF rebel prisoners row confined in ttts city
and elsewhere, be released on taking the pre-
! et1ibkd oath ct allf91ance or An oath not to
bear azus asairst the Z. z. .,.
l.. Tbs steamer Ta1hee, arrived To-day, reporls
ttat the FocahcIt4s fired shells at new rebel
Ntrt at Shipping Point, which had the effect
OF waking up The .tbels, who prepared their
guns to fire on tie Seminole, which was q
sho1t distance behind the f0caanntas, and an
e1cta1 re Of shots took PACE -
A c1mmittee OF the Phifadelphia Council
| arrived te- CAY, te pztsent Gen Anderson q
sword, but the Genera! hes rot yet arrived.
Frorc The OtserEatary At Uptpn's ELL th.
rebel picksts are plsinly seen TO ths left OF
Falls Church
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Candidates.

ITO JUDGE D. Y. BELL.-The
tnction Of party request that 1ou viii permit your
name to be nsed Is Candidate Tor the Office Of Conn.
Utdezaal thaEyoa have he'd similar oi.ce for
e1pf1ff nee thus acquired yoFet6er with your .ape
E1or butness Talents will enable you to discharge the
, 1861-10-16
TIRE NAVAL EXrEpIEIOy.
fr3t Of The FloEslls aatle1--For1y
1AonsMn& Troops 10 Go.

lkIoiFfhe n. I. 1lmeE, Qct- Il
The great naval expedition that has been in
rome weeks beglus 10 assume colossal proper
tiers, The s:!tG.t-s Ca!AWba and Cos,zl-
.esfccs SAILED I'll N, ts-,:;ss evening, Carrying
e,: :: --s;s.r 1-e.,3 IL :ately encamped T.
Es;; E,'v1:t:., t=e,::== force of xpe1ienseI
.4::l:el, with 1eir boats. Yesterday NOM
bca1d Col SerreN's Engineer Regiment, pre-
yiously announced as having gone to Wash
irgtcn. This regiment numbers 500 men, all
Of weem are Practical engineers or mecaan-
ics.
During the > the transports Ocean Queen,
Eagle, Dansel Webster, Afit1 and Qrientat also
sslstd on the came grand, The remainder
Of the fleet will probably leaTe sc-day. Tae
transport Rhude Island, yesterday afternoon
went dcWn Us far rs Quarantine aud anchored.
It is understood that the fset will rendez
ycus ct AnEspo1iE, where 1t is statsd the num-
csudi1 g infantry, artillery and cavalry. Among
the troops who are to participate In the exp5-
e!tioc. sfe Ccl. Wilson's Ragim snt that pass
I'd through here last week.
1t is impossible to gave fall list If tha ves-
Eeis hat will compose the fest, as many of
them lehve other ports besides NeW Iurk.
AIael 6 those that sail from this port, besides
she OF es above mentioned, are the Wabash,
| flag ship; the gunboats Ottawa and Unadi1la
| ttslfI orts, Baltic, Atlantic, CahBNba, Wander
BIT, Empire City, Pnrks1sbu1ga, Roanoke,
Adger, FJoridn, Curlew, AIabama, Mercury, o.
M, Ps1itt, beEides large humber OF other
| craft OF various dimensions.
| The Atlantic and Bsltic. and others long
lthe Transports, have guns mounted. Some
| idea may be formed Of the magnitude of the
| expedition, when it Is states that one OF the
tanspo1tS-the Danlel Webster-casrles little
else but water for the troops. -
Of the Gtstinatinn OF this large force, nl
course, wherever that Eay be-possibly Ne"
O1leana or Mobile, or St. Augustine, or Bruins
wick, or Savannah, Or Ctasleston, or one o.
t the Besufp1te, or WashIngton-the 1eadeT t9
t at 1ibes.y to fx the locality for himself Thsl
[ the exredition will Be very formidable, hoE'
eyer, is not to be doubted. Our: Baltimore
cc1n s1ondspt notes the important fat sha!
on Thrr=dsy last Jff1ses tso1eaad iE2ogs passed
evtr the Annapolis Railroad from Ws5hlngton
Mprd ftr Eome unknown destination, ThIl
t la,ge body of men Is undoubtedly intsndes
to fosm portion Of th1a great expedition.
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81! AETE;s-A Dwelling House
~ with from ecyen to ten roons On the So-th
Side. ~ snail family. AddreEs ~ VI B" through
Port Office, Chicago. oc5XH
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TIE eecessfonfsts Of Baltimore are very
muck depressed in spirits. Union men from
that city report 8 great change in public sea-
t:nent Since tie arrest Of Mayor Brown Hen
IT May, and othe. prominent citizens. For: a
,sne afte1 the arrest Of these gentlemen the
Baltimore rebvls satisfied themselves by
threatening that Beauregard won1d soon take
ewtet revenge for these acts, and that he
would certainly be In Baltimore by the drst Of
October. Day after day has been set sud has
parsed by without any :" first appearance" Of
General Beauregard, till at Inst the more inte'.
1gent leaders cf the rebellion begin to Lose
heart, and doubt altogether whether the Esb-
els wil ever be able to hold Baltimore The
city Of Baltimore Will soon be in e Unlon hands,
&c &C there Is 70 longer any doubt IS 70 re
November, which will be Overwhelmingly
loyal 4 rev police Law for Baltimore will be
euf cted, and Ccrumissioners true totae Gov
en- ment APPOINTED, and Baltimore viii ,nca
mtre pay for and control Its oEn police forcB.
Wnh great Union victory In this vicinity,
within month treason viii be equelched fn
Ears{s7d
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lspecie] Di-patch to the Chicago Tribune
CAIRO, October 18th, 1861.
Blanchard, Of the Centralia Cavalry,
thought to be killed in the fight yesterday at
Underwood's farm, Was found by Capt Mole
naaz's relief rar:y, ly;Eg a. The house Of one
DR.. Baker, with bad bullet wound through
his head, but alive. He is said, however, to
be mertal1y wounded. The rebels took mis-
gun and accoutrements aad left him lying on
the field, where d.. Baksr, living near By,
found him.
Mrs. B. Il. Cbadbeurne and Hiss Mathew
arrived to-day, visiting The hospitals, aud we're
in conference with D.. A'gner, Of the Sanitary
Commission, On behalf the Aadies' Relief So
ciety Of Chicago. The ladies 90 hence to st.
Louis.
Col. Buiord's 18th Illinois Regiment is un-
der marching orders, the destination uu-
known.
No Eews Of particular interest from Psdu-
cab. Five hundred dollars worth Of lqucr,
smuggled into that place as sutle1's goods,
was yesterday seizsd BY Gen. Smith and emp
tied into the Ohio. Blake ard Hagau, privates
il c. q, 18th Regiment, we're pretty severely
wounded to-day in TOW with a policeman.
Stesmers that have come down from st. Louis,
tc-5ay, report seeing gangs Of rebel horsems1
on tle NisEeu:i shors, this side Of Cape Gt
rar3eau-
Il is generally oEiet in Cairo
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FRBmONT AND THE SECRETARY
OF WAR;
Sweet S1Nte of ThINHs--.NeedletH For.
11ffcAatohs SEoppco-..Four Anu n Half
mnl1ons Of DE Ueb1--lfTesponnlble OIL
eefs Repndtateds
ESpecial to the N, T. T-ibnne.1

t0ptE4l W luE M l. 1+lDuuE.1
WAsH1SGTos, October II.
Bsftre leaving ST. Louis this morning, the
Secretary Of War, By LITTER, ordered General
Fremont to discontinue, as unnecessary, his
field works around the city, and thRt which he
is erecting at Jefferson City to suspend Eork
On thu barracks he is building near mis- resi-
depc. fer bis body-guara Of $50 cavalry, and
ordered him to supply ell the money In the
tsnd6 Of the at5aufslng officers to the pay
mint Of the current expenses Of his army in
Missouri, and to let all hts debts in St. Louis,
amounting tc four snd q half millions $4,5O,-
000 1emain unpaid until they can be propsr-
!; eMmntd aud sent to Wasaisgton for SET
tlement~ He also ordered that Vie disbur5iag
ttnee1s should di.bnrse tteir funds, aud uot
transfer them to Irresponsible persons, who
do rCt hCl5 commissions from the PIe=ldent,
and are not Under bonds AID he further cr-
-defed ,tat hereafter all contracts necessary to
be nsoe, BE- male by tue regular disbur=jnS
officer cf The army. Gen. Fremont Was also
informed that payment W6aid not ba made by
stice1s appointed b} Lin. II is said tLaE
:tere a1e over 200 Of item whose commits
sitIE CO ro. bear the Presidents eigaature,
and tla, Pa; master AndieTs aas baec verb Il
II Instructed not to make such payments
s. icf-l exceptions we're maize il favor OF oit1-
ctrs Ct tc:nItse e:s. TIE aumb=r Ct f3r.s riau-
Ded by Gen. Fremont ior the deEeace OF 1T.
Luis is eleyep.
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Eastern Troops for hIIssourf-

1SHs&EKH AIUEEH 1VE H3IAAVVE1s
Tie PLiladelptia papers state that it is
Ercbshle I'll the volunteers from that State,
fer some time to come, will be ordered into
s:sssce either in Kentucky or Missouri. Gan.
Negiey's brigade is being rapidly collected at
Pittsburgh for Start for Kentucky.
Tie Albany Statesman, also, announces thai
the Pc ceples' Ellsworth regiment, rerdez7ous-
ed in that city, Is nndcr orders for Missouri,
aad Wiz depart On Thursday. Col. STRIKER,
tas conmacttr Of this regiment, is cre Of
he old Chicsgo ZouaYes.
, 1861-10-16
WYMAgsS COMmAND. -
Hunter ard W3n1am to Unite 1n 4
CHABe after FF1E-s

Ne have Litter from The Chaplain Of the
Illinois lsth-Rsy. J.-Chrsi1an SlI1ler-dzsed
C.np Dodge, Pulaski county, Mo-, Saturday.
night, Oct 18th, IN which the writer ssy6 that
the Boys OF the regiment are IN fine spirits
ever the rroEpec. Ct a brrah With the enemy.
1t was believed IN camp that thsg were to
march nor.hwee. to Versailles, "a Nnrxan
copnts, q distance Of tfxtg odd miles, where
they expected to nske q junction with Gen.
Hunter, who 7org ago set ont for Jeffuson
City. When Mr.. Miller wrote, the caInmn
1as shout twenty miles north Of Lebanon, mud
would push ahead next morning. What is to
he looe when Hurter ard Wyu1a1 &c: togath-
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4 lsIge< fcTce Is 70 Be immediate3y conce1.
trsted at Fcrts Hatterzs and CLARK; SO ns to
teIder any attempt to retake them useless. It
IL rot belteyed that the rebels, IN their lats
expedition, had any Intention Of attacking the
forts, bu: simply meant to cut of the isolated
Intia1z regiment, aud i Is almost wonderful
TEer:jSina. plan Of tie Navy Department was
Is c!ose up tie inferior inlets along the Nor h
.Csrpli1a COST by sinking VeEeels Eoaded With
etone, ard it would ,aoT. sean that il was In
prrde1tto E.etioE 50 small a force at such a
dietancs 6em the uain body General Wool
sIr1et, and 1t is reported that General Mans
ff3d,~ who Is pp5n the spot, expresses the
opinion that the position cannot be safely he'd
wfthout ~ increase ct troops Wash. Cor. a.
T, Mt1inH Pot.
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wss to be sacked, md sccesslonis : here hint
that this is only an INTRODUCTION o. scheme
foE the capture Of Lonto1, aud the ultimate
seizure Of ST. LcuiE. It is reported here. By
what is deemed reliable secession al t12rl.y,
that afteen tiied caanoa passed mp Wh!t$
River, Arka1Ear, last week, IN ctsrge Of Cip:.
Wade, Naj1r Clark and Fergns McRsa, al'
St. Lonisfans, destined for Pfice'e army IN fhis
, 1861-10-16
FROM ST. LOUIS.

> Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribure1
=, :. -: St. Louis, October 1t, 1851: ..
This: has been an exciting day here, caused
flrst, by reports this morning, In connection
:vith the bridge burning: tkatt tfhe rebs1a hal
captured 1ronton a1d we're marching $4,000
strong On st. Louis second, By, 4 panic IN the
Exchange mAEket and the imrossie}lity of pro-
e11fpg any on any terms for Missouri n1nnoy,
coupled With the refusal Of freight sgsats re-
, 1861-10-16
OCTOBER .

er, our Informant does not know; but it il
fair to presume that the forces united will
Push on westward where Price was week
ago, In the vain hope Of bagging him and his
men-a hope, VIC are sure, that Hunter, it he
is in posssssion Of The Information which NC
have here, does cct entertain.
, 1861-10-16

FRUITS OF TRE4suN-Ihe Union seuti-
1nent works d:sastreus!y upon the secession
=eeiiuls et tie border STATES. The following
is or sx=4hit- -Peps1s suspended By the ar
tto1lt,=s, II; desuoy.d b mobe, 10; dizd
naturally, S; Genied tbs mails, S; changed to
I;:cL. Z: tGits Is il Lr:sGu e
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Wat is the use Of pontoon bridge at
P-drcs.: Our forces tbere7conssEtz Of 5000
1.;clsd trocpe, well of3csred and equipped,
snd trrpoe7ng that there was to be RI attack
upo2 teen, (Which is barely proban!e,} they
. 20. ws1t the temptation to retreat which
:cl tri6ee offers It can hayc nos other
lily liza, &c facilitate fight, and this is net
10 he thought ct. The bridge YVES cazrisd
AZ xeek since, By the food. Il has nov
TN .ehuils. As Ell expensive amusement |!
L. t',e,r to be altogetaer mere Ornamental
1tas Useful.
, 1861-10-16

- Secreta1y Cansrou has upset General
F1smen+'s ARA! gsments end uuIEded his a2-
pin ns1:s. He has mad. an exception in fs-
Eor Of e. Coy: Ba1E;ow, OF Wisconsin, who
VAS authorized ~ Ger. Fremont to recruit a
regiment Of e1yany. Tie fact Was telegraph
ed 10 lie Milwaukee Sentinel Of Monday.
Coy. Bs1stoa's regiment will therefore rem
Gez7ocs Z. oEce st Janesy;lIe, :
, 1861-10-16

The Overland Mail Route All Hight.
AIcu1soS, KANSAS, Oct. 1E-The statement
.nads in E2st: 70 papers, TINT par.y Of S .c-s-
is 1ly f*lsc. They rua with greet regular
ity ard without trouo1s from any soarce. The
tmplo5eee of the company, nu7aberirg some
hundreds, have all recently taken the Gath OF
@sle gla1ce. Maps and specifications recsi7ad
f:cm The surveying party on the rev route
frcm Denver to Salt Lake, show the obstacles
ere much 1eEe than were anticipated. The
1cad can be obtained 81 comparatively small
eSpsnsa
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REs1cK. No., Oct. 15.-The train on the
STEPPED at this place yesterday morning. by d
Fa1ty Of 50 armed secessionists, aud six Fcde-
7sl recruiting officers Gu board were taken
pzizoLers. TIE feba1s then searched the train,
Eut fer ecn unknown reason did not enter
thetxiress car, in which there were 800 En-
field rifles and two tens ct military clothing,
6efti1 ed for Nebraska. Two Of the ccp'1rSd
Officers were released On the spot, and ,he foar
o1hers weTe set at liberty 9 few hours sf,er-
wards. No shots were fired aud nobody hurt
, 1861-10-16

Az AAtAnAs E2Ptr SHppf&8ae0-
Oar special Washington dispatch anpounc,s
that The Peoria Dfnaokrot, 3 German paper, has
been. denied the privilege Of the mails, which
is tantamount to Its suppression. The esti-
rnation in which the paper is held, in its oHn
locality, is shown BY the following paragraph
ftem tie Peoria Transcript:
kEEP IT BEFORE TEE PCBI1c-tha. the Psoria
IencAret. an acknowledged enemy to the
Government, aud an open sympathiz=r with
Tie seceeGionl6ts: is mainly supported by the
patse mage OF the Peoria City Council ana that
TIE Council in refusing to withdraw. that
patronage is directly encouraging the De77aokrat
in its reasonable u1ierances.
, 1861-10-16
Seva11y Hk1rm1sh In Northwest Ills
h0urfa

souri,
ST. JOSEPH, Mo ;, Oct. 15.-E{ghty OF MJor
Jzne5, GsSa.rs. "a a: comeEen ,oa Saturday, e,as
field, tH enty five miles south Of Myron. The
Fe6tral sirance gnard Of nine routed them,
they seeking refuge in the timber. Our gnald
was ri. forced By thirty, when they complete
iy 6rtve them fTen that section, killing eight
and taking fire prisoners. Four Fsderals were
wounded, hut none we're killed Our cavalry
were at first ired upon by Geventy.five meo.
One Lieutenant has t11ir.y-two bullet holes in
his clothing, snd several scratched his skin.
, 1861-10-16
4 Dispated Steam.

A Dispated Steamer chartered.
New York, Oct. l5.-The steamer Peerless,
which was purchased In Canada list epeings,,
UDder circumstances which led to the srpoo.
siticn that she WAS intended for the service IF
the rebels, Tas yesterday chartered by the
Wc~ Departme ent,
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Taking Down tho Portraits OF Trait.
GlAA
HARTFORD, Oct. 15-The Connecticut SEN

: HARTFORD, Utt. l3-~IHe 'VuHHect1Cut 88h-
ate, By a vote of Il to6, this forenoon passed
the following:
Resol,xd, That thu MESSENGER Of the sznate
Re, and y bersby 1issctso, ana ffSeq3ested TO
of: I*aac Toucey and Taos. = Seymour, aud
that wherever ihe Comp sllsr aheli bs salts
Hed Of thtir loyalty BE- Is instructed to return
their portraits to tteir present plaes On the
, 1861-10-16
Bridge on ahe lran monntRa1 Fan.
roAa RHrHed' .4hxeAseAed

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA gua.d # ten Federal.
troops, Stationed st tae: bridge o!ef Big Rsyez,
miles epu.h:of heEt, were captured ,bT .: band
Of rebels. On Monday night, and: The: bridge
burned. ~ On Iec&lpt Of &hn telllgence, Cen;
Curtis dispatched several companies Of troops
tom: CaRp :Bsnten,. md - squad Of bridge
builders. % Ire ecene of trouble.
4 zepcrt prevails thst tho toHn o. Potosi
, 1861-10-16

FIG.u Ch1t0~-Ths PonEoOR Bridge ut
Faducah.
GxiEo, OFT. 15-The Poateoa Ds::as sr acrzss:
tEe: Ohio River, ct Paducah, Ky, is sEain COM
l!..tSc. -
It is reported tfat the rebel Generals A. S.
joint ton and Hardee have gene to Bowling
Grsen. TIE three men reported missing in
the sBiImish at Beck Hith's Farm, yesterday,
Lave E;nce returned.
All quiet here and at PaducaE.
, 1861-10-16

Departufesor Chartered Vessels.
NEW York, Oct. 15.-The steamships Van.
6ero1lf, Atlantic, Baltic, aud Ericsson, and the
ship Great Republic, sailed this evening; dss~
tanation upkGown.
, 1861-10-16

the Sc eretsIy Of War Fut spurs to lis horse
sid shtWed that ha was St least snperior
mon in our s1my. He LEFT all eompetitors bs-
bird, aud tie party cane on peltme]l; over
the rough p1aiIie, as if, In the phrase Of C. s.
A. Hammond, trey ha6been "born On horse
tsck.n
Two ntmbs1e OF Gen Ffemont's ,dy-
gus.d Nere senously wounded in the legs BY
he ace;dsIia. Giseaa1ga OF raeir eatb:n5s On
the wby.
, 1861-10-16

Tie following table shows Che estimated
amount cf four and grain in store IN this
city on tie 14th inst, compared with the
estimates Of the three previous weeks:
, 1861-10-16

Es Gilbert. Sampson Il Warner,
lf GKsKRAL AucT1oEEsRa. q Lake strest.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Few and Secondhand Household Furniture,
AT T10N.
On THURSDAY. Oct 17sb. at AZ o'clock viii
sell TT orr sal. No - Ltks street, large A.
sorI:neEt CT t1Fer1or Household Furniture from
ta.2'ly brs asinE up ho ousekee Ing, consstt1g OF
Paf1oT, Dinln groom, 1ad
Chamber Furniture.
BrEssfls srd InETatn Carpets OIL Cloth. Hnir aad
ot.Gr Mat r.s:es. Lounges Hall Stanss, Book Casea.
ALe: x1ca: EaI!r;y Of New Furnsuse-
asd Fcl1 iron Frame Piano Gnlssea fo.7 round cor.
LGzs. Sale Pesittze.
Gtl4bE2T. SAMPSON 4 WARMER
cc-i sssl.t AuCEpnepts,
, 1861-10-16

.
The grind dIeyiew By Secretary Cameron of
about ztYtn thousand of the Federal troops,
yeE:trtay n4czai1g, o. az ~:a5jiseat r6itins
familiar With Grill and discipline, elicising high
tncorlirms from tie mar;ial Hsmaee Of the
Csbirtt. The day was charming, aud tie
tlaeh7ng ba5enets, the glistefing swords, the
waving baunsts and The prancing steeds lent q
most sr1i,ed and imposing effect to the un-
tiulat!rg pla5n.
, 1861-10-16

Tie following table shows the receipts
o. Lending articles since the 1st o. January
, 1861-10-16

TIE receipts and shipments Of -four,
s,si1'. live stock, &c, during the past week
Ee-f Is Illfcxs.
, 1861-10-16
Hnat.

r O>T- Five Dollars Reward Will
b. ratd and 10 questions asked. on tie return Of
Gold Pen ana Pencil Case, Supposed to faye falien
lrtm The vtndow, corner Il Randolph and hahsth
hsrh syEnue oct:xst