The Des Arc weekly citizen., 1861-09-25
FROM KENTUCKY.

FROM KENTUCKY.
 GREEN RIVER, Sept. 2o.--Numbers of South : erners passed here to-day from Louisville in various conveyances. They report Ex-Gov- ernor Morehead arrested and sent to Bastile Lafayette.
 FRANKFORT, Sept. 2o.-The Legislature has passed resolution calling Kentuckians inva- ders, and says they must be expelled It as serts federals came to Kentucky only to pre- serve ranquility-appoints Gen. Anderson to command of the Cumberland department 1; also, passed a resolution which provides that no con6scations of property will be made, and requiring the Governor to appoint Thomas l.. Crittenden to command State troops Mir. Underwood in speaking against the resolu- tions was unable to suppress his emotions. The above is taken from yesterdays Louis vile Journal.
 The Louisville Courier has been suppressed.
 Gen. Rousseau was crossing Rolling Flats with his troops yesterday morning, but not fancying the mastering of the Hardin county boys, suddenly re-crossed the six hundred that had got over.
 Muldrough's Hill has not been occupied as reported.
 gagement took place at Barbourville, Ky, on the 18th, between 800 Confederates and 800 Federals, in which the Federas were com pletely routed. The Confederate force con- sisted of a portion of Col. Battell's regiment of Tennesseeans, assisted by Capts. Simpson and Blumbey's cavalry. We took 400 stand of arms, besides other equipments. We have possession of Barbourvile. Our loss is two kilied-Lieut. Howell, of Hawkins compa- ny, and one private. Federal loss unknown.
 FROM NEW ORLEANS.
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20.--A sailor was captured by the federal war steamer Massa- chusetts, but subsequently, set adiift in lsakv boat, because of his refusal to take oath. He was picked up by fishing boat and ar- rived here to-day. He states that the enemy have erected batteries on Chandeleur Island, and are expecting lumber with which to build houses, hospital, &c. It was the in- tention of the enemy to divide twelve thousand men on the Islands in the neighborhood of Chandeleur. They also intend fortifying Ship Island, to prevent communication between New Orleans and Mobile. They had re- ceived New Orleans papers from some un- known source and were posted.
 FROM RICHMOND VIA. NEW ORLEANS.
 RICHMOND, Sept. 20.-The sequestration of Yankee effects is going on at the rate of nearly half million per day for the past few days. General enquiry as to what is doing in other cities.
 Report of Lees capture of Reynolds was telegraphed to Gov. Letcher, and from sour ces the Governor regarded reliable. Reliable subsequent intelligence does not sustain the capture.
 Nothing interesting from camps.
 The Enquirer of this morning says, large fleet off Hampton Roads present week, evi-' dently movement like Hatteras contemplated
 Federals daily practicing with fifteen inch Columbiads, at Old Point.
 Twenty recruits from Maryland reached here yesterday, including two members of the Legislature. Many others preceded and will follow. A perfect reign of terror in Mary land. Women violated, property destroyed, and Imprisonment and death.
 The Examiner of this morning says another package, unsigned, ten dollar treasury notes, have been stolrn on the route from New Or leans. Department determined to suppress the whole issue of treasury notes engraved by J. Manouvier of New Orleans.
 Many Yankees are bundling up their mo- lions and endeavoring to escape before expi- ration of forty days, and many pseudo friends of the South arriving from the North to pro- tect their property from sequestration. A shipment of Hessian prisoners for New Or leans Is to be made to-day, and will be fol- lowed by further consignments tomorrow.
 RICHMOND, Sept. 19.-E. A. Banks, for merly of Montgomery Confederation, appoint ed Quarter Master.
 YORKTOWN, Sept. 2l.-Body of Col. J. A. Washington, aid to Gen. Lee, reached here this afternoon.
 Six Hessian prisoners taken in the Noun tains of Virginia and fifteen from Manassas arrived this afternoon and reported the shell ling of Lewisburg.
 Ex-Sec'y Walker, now Brig. General, will probably have for his command Watts. Bull locks and Judges infantry regiments, and Clinton's cavalry regiment-alI from Ala ry battalion.
 The Richmond Examiner, by consent of Its owners; at public outcry to day. for S25,- oOo; bought by Hon. John M. Daniel. The paper will be continued as formerly.
 NORFOLK, September 21.--The passengers -oy feaerai steamer Fanny Cadwallader, which arrived yesterday with flag truce, were scar Snea m New York, Philadelphia and Point
 These passengers report that it was believ- ea Ill New York that Lincoln and Seward were now in that city.
 A ietter brought by steamer from prison- CT at hip kapsto his family, had $20 abstI ac- tea oy federals, and had endorsed on it S20 ta9eh out andTeturned to owner.
 RICHMOND, September 2l.-Nothing in con- nrmatlon of capture of Reynolds; statement begins to lose credence
 The Federals have reinforced Arlington by Io,OO0 men on w Wednesday.
 All communication with the North cut of from Virginia since the l7th.. About 800 ab. ofitioa prisonersSars to be sea. te OFieaus.