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, 1861-10-22
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1861.

COO 1at1cnB uoW II store on the big wharf
boat for the use Of that Department. The
Platte Valley also got down snnday afteEaoon,
with heavy shipment Of stores for the GUAR
termaster's Department..
Nothing has been heard from Col Marsh's
regiment, now with Pfaff's and Langle's CAV
airy, one section Of Of TaJlor's battery, and
two companies Of sharp shooters, on three
days march from Cape Girardean in search Of
JEFF Thompson.
lcDonald, arrested BY Lieut.. Carson cha,g-
cd with being Spy, Was to-day sent to st.
Louis BY order Of the military commission.
It Til probably 80 hard with Mr. Mcdonald
Tie 30th iliuois, under Lieut. Dsnn!s, are
off to-day Oh the Alex Scott, with forty-eight
hours rations. The gun.boat lyle: preceded
the Scott as convoy.
Majors Hendricks, Wi1son, Witherel1 and
Wallace, e. 8. a. paymasters, arrived to-dsy
from Cape GiIardeau for the purpose Of pay
Ing the troops at Birds Point and Fort Holt.
,s21o, 600 are in Cairo to Eight, in the hands
of tie pay masters.
Gen Grant received an order this afternoon
to report Immediately at st. Louis. He leaves
to night by special train, and will probably
retnrn within four days.
Everything quiet at Paducah. The gun.
bIat Ccnestoga returned to that point yester
| dsy, from her cruise up the Tennessee river
She brought down, fEe hundred barrels o1
hcur taken from bazges being towed BY hand
| Ep the river. The Conestoga went Withn
| sight Of rebel tort at the Tennessee line.
, 1861-10-22

public expenditures, In REV Of the :nc1n-
stances, it Ia apparent that the Administration
viii yield to the necessity Of completely reor-
ganizIDg the entire Department, to accom-
p1ieh which Gen. Fremont will be trs1eferred
or assigned to come other duty.
TIE President and his Constitutional adyis-
ers are determined that that department Of the
service slau be managed with prudence so far
as they have and can exercise the p5~er to
control it. While the steps necessary to be
tsksn may affect the standing OF position of
son few Individuals, it is considered better
tie great interests at stake ahon suffer by
lesitatlon or inac.ion On the pszt Of the Gov
t1rE.ent.
The Commissioner o. Patents has decided
not to extend, on McCo-mick's app.catioa for
a. extension Of his rsaper pstent OF 1877. r
a Government co oosMuc: ion train advanced
on the Loudon 4 Hampshire Railroad to day,
q nile-ard a-tslf beyond Falls Church, found
The Tcsd that far in gcod condition.
Rebel pickets were seen today on the Lees
burg tu11plke, mile beyond our outposts.
A 1oraging party from Gen Smiths division
They captured about 60 loads Of hay and go
bushels Of cats. Everything in that section
is reported quiet
A court OF f1gai,y tos been ordered at the
request Of Commander Pope, Of the Brook
1Jn, for the escape ct the p1i1ateer Sumter
"A1iV LIZ hat6 t4tIhau11S Lie 1ASsts-1EpiA
Gen Price Reported At Stockton. MO.
The Rebel 1eKtHlaIUre In Session
There.
Especial Dispatch to the chicagoEv Journal
ST. LOFTS, Oct. q.
Agentleman reaching Columbia On satur
dsy, direct from Pzice's aaray, eays that It was
encaupsd afew days ago st Stockton, the cou1
t. seat Ct Cedar county, still waiting for Nc
Cunech, who, it was said, Was approaching
vita from 6000 to L. GOO men. He says ths
Legislature Tas in session at Stockton.
4 correspondent, writing from Ironton
states that a1 escaped prisoner from Freder
icktowu, put the rebel lforca at thas place Al
l2,o00, unoer JEFF. Thompson, aud LOCO il
comn2rd of 4 L2Te. They are receiving &c
eeEsione daily from the surrounding country
from people WHO believe thst Trenton il o +,
attacked.
| No dispatches have been received tc-aa,
f:om elsEer Wa,saW OF Camp Meklnsi1J.
, 1861-10-22
tn 9 Sick Man Of mextco.

The details Of European news received by
the Arabia throws clearer light upon the pro-
greEe Of the negotiations relative to Mexico.
Beyond goEeral idea Of Intervention, nothing
is tetermineG- Even the parties are not ar
ranged, Spain, eager to gather more than the
otht1s ere 6iEpoetd to take, and pe7hsps dis
inc1ire ed to fc m leagues with heretics to make
WEr upon the faithful, refuses to enter into the
compact, snd at the latest adTices Tas prepar-
peripg to dispatch at once her indepe ndent ex-
pedit:op. And that the terms are not ar
Isnged We have evidence in the editorial dis
cussicns Of the Lcndon 1imes. Fba aud Globe.
al papers inEpi1ed by official Influence, and
sll treating the question Is one still open to
suggestions and modification. The Rst re-
tains its conviction that no inland operations
will be necessary or advisable. The Times
| Is anxious to haye the Intervention SO
guarded that the cause Of ciril and re-
lisious liberty shall not suffer from the
utsI otic tendencies Of France, ,or the bigotry Of
| Spain and intimates that the latter Power
| cannot be permitted to realize its plan Of sep.
arate action. The Globe thinks that the Uni,
| ted States viii concur In any European policy
which sEsn rave Mexico from the Southern
| Cocfederaey. Evidently, the nerest outlines
Of that policy are still impeTfectly sketched
The great questions Of bread and labor are
agitating France, and, apparently, diEqqietfng
its Gove1ement. WHAT, with the withdrawal
OF American custom and cotton from tht
Fre1 ch factories, and the failure Of the Colt
crop, idleness and hunger are falling upon ths
labo1ing classes, and, along With them, dis
content 1t is not impossible that the Frencl
Emperor will find ample field foE his energie
ing abroad. Or will he repeat preceden
Well.autterticated in the French Govefnmen
code, by dazzling aud begutang the people /
b]aze Of glory evoked By great toreig
Har:
, 1861-10-22

Tie circums:antial account telegraphcd
from New Orleans..to the Richmond papers,
oi lie naval engagement below New
Orleans, changes somewhat the aspect
given 10 the afair by first reports, and un-
til our side Of the story is received, we
must take what We have with great allow
ance. 1t would appear that Commodore
Ho1lins's rebel fleet consisted of seven
small steamers, including the marine bat
tering ram, all mounting twenty guns; and
that our vessels, too large and unwieldy
for such close quarters, were thrown into
scme distress. By one account, it was the
Pretlc that was pierced and sunk by the
baNcrirg ram, and by another, it was the
Th.c:u uuea Both are sloops Of war
Of lie same class, the one mount
i1g sixteen and the OTHER twenty
gure- 1t iscluimed, moreover, which
may be probable, that the rebels burned
tie timber that had been collected for a
battery at the Passes, and they may have
succeeded fer time in breaking up our
rlans at that point But it is highly i'm.
probable that the buster Of Hollins has
any otle1 foundation than that our vessels
laboring under some distress, we're "pep'
pcred'' from a safe distance, and that the
bragga1t hastened back. to New Orleans
with his fleet to receive the honors Of a
conqueror.
A gentleman who left New Orleans two
weeks ago, says that there was the mos:
active preparations at that time to defend
tie city against attack. Cannon had been
mounted on the leyee, and On ali buildings
strong enough for the purpose, command
;rg the river. Two armed steamers has
also been put on Lake Ponchartrain. W
believe the report from our squadron
which we shall receive now in few days
VIII tell quite different story from tha
which comes through rebel sources.
, 1861-10-22

Correspondence Of the N. T. Times, 19th.1
A gentleman from Accomac county, Va,
fugitive from the resentment Of SeceEsiouists
il bis county, who would have hung him, &C.
cording to his own story, stated to your
correspondent that the Island Of ChiEco
teaEue, Va, with its loyal inhabitants, vas
th1ease1ed with immediate danger from
strong, and which Was posted, with 70 or 80
cannun, on the main land opposite. This
force, for some time back, has Threatened to
burn the Island and kill its 1nhabisants.
For the protection Of these people, and
othtr. In the neighborhood, the Government
ia getting ready brigade Of 5000 men, to be
commanded by Gen. Lockwood, tate teacher
ct the Naval Academy. It IL reported that
this brigade will attend to the regulating Of
s1site On the Eastern shore Of Maryland, and
t5e Court ties Of Accomac and Northampton,
Va. Tee following movement is intended to
| be u.de Ii connection with the land force !:
| rr.esion and detection OF smuggling, now 60
irg on largely in Accomac ano Northampton
c5oneiet, W., and for the protection aud de-
| fe1ce Of loyal citizErs Of Chincoteagae Island.
t Eirst-OEe gunboat, mounting oue riaed can
| Ion, one OF tTe email guns, one pivot gun,
| and carrying email arms, rifles, g. Second
! One six-cared boat, each man in the boat to be
| armed with an Enfield rifle and . Colts re.
| Tclyer; this boat to be accompanied BY a
| eInsn, two-oared one, intended for use in shosl
water. Ihird-1D0 or 200 rifles, with mu,
n!tionE, to be used By the men Of said Island
for their defence and safety, against the threats
and Northampton counties Feurth-An As
Bistant Inspector, al Marshal, to be appointes
Tor the purpose of stopping all smuggling, ant
a1resrlng all leadlug 6ecesBton1sts.
, 1861-10-22
Bond and Scrip I8pue4s

The State Convention, just adjourned, has
authorized IN issne Of bonds to the amount
Of Il ,000, COO, carrying Per cent and pays
BILE in ten yea1s-the Interest to be provided
10 6oo fron.E @ he a sta:e ] reTe1ue M vearly! '
It has aleo authorized the creation Of
Auditors Warrants, to the amount OF
100000, in Eums Of S., so, $40,
$50, $500 and $1,000. These warrants
are payable for military services or sup
State. The stock in the Bank is pledged for
the repay ment Of 80 much Of it as sh8u remain
cut after next year.
These bonds and this scrip are Issued to pro-
vide means to defend the State miiitarily. The
pledges for the redemption OF the bonds
seem to be smple; az& SO nay these offered
for the redemption Of the Auditors Warrants,
It will be difficult to keep these last from be.
ing largely shaved in the bands Of the first
holdeTs.-a Louis Democrat, 21st inst.
, 1861-10-22
Rebel AxeRts MANAGING European
THleK1AphQ.

The agency Of Nj. Renter, at Liverpool, is
the charnel through which telegraphic infor-
mstiou is distributed TO the English and Con
t!Eental journals, The following reTs, Which
the Agency sends to the entire European
press, as coming "direct from the Southern
s:ates," shows how 'indetatigably the rebel
emiesaries are working to mould public op:n-
ion in Europe:
"Ihe cotton lean to the Confederate Govern
melt amounted to ,o00, 900 bales, on the 9th
septen ber. On that day the day that he YVES
reported to have died-Pfeeident Davis was in
lis Office at Richmond, attending his official
duties. Tha news is confirmed that the au-
thoTities Of Spain, in Cuba, have Issued an or
6eI to have the same protection extended to
veasels sailing under the Confederate fag that
is enjoyed By the dsgs Of other countries. At
Richmond, The loss estimated Of the enemy at
Nanastas is 15,oW In Killed, wounded and
iris onere. Mcclellan is closely hemmed in
between the lines Of Beauregard and Johnston
and the Potomac, No Importance whatever
was attached to the loss Of Hatteras. The
press in the South is 1t liberty to discuss pub
lie matters freely. Never we're people more
cordially united than the citizens Of the Con
federate States. The cotton picking seaso1
bad fully commenced, aud the planters Wer'
storing their crops away In the seed on thei
estates, there to remain at the disposal Q
Government until the rising Of the block
| ade."
, 1861-10-22
FIGHT NEAR LEE8BURG.

We have partial and disconnected re-
ports Of fight in progress, yesterday,
near Lcc.burg, Va, between the advance
t,f Gtn. Stones column and the enemy. 1t
would eeem to have been Gen. Stones
pl,ps Sc TO throw his force, OF the most Of
il, across the river at Edwards's Ferry, and
10 eisIodge the enemy at Leesburg in OF
der Liza; the Confederate troops north Of
'ha: place, and in the vicinity Of Harper's
F.1r,, might the more surely be cut OFF
His column consisted of ten thou
eaId men. Of these a detachment
cf the 18th Massachusetts, under Col.
Deyers, was sent forward, supported by
tic Goth Massachusetts,, Col. Vim. Ray
mc1d Lee. Our troops had Il good foot
held On the Virginia side, with an island
III tie middle Of the river strongly forti
fed 70 back them. The force OF the enemy
is said to have been 10000, under com.
ula1d Of one Gen. Evans. We infer that
lie fight gradually involved more an6
n4cre men, Of Gen Stones command, TN
~ al ldAet ~ was GukA LIZ hOAle E.+hC t1!s
field in person 10 lead his troops. No con
clusis:n Of the battle had been reached q
last accounts, ard indeed the whole re
Fors are as brief and unsatisfactory as tn
mcs: IuDctilicus censor Of the dispatche
could desire them to be.
Il is said "Col Baker fell at the head .
his regiment" There is no ether Colone
Of this name that we think Of, and tn
friends Ct Senator Baker Of Oregon, vii
feel dcep concern for his safety unit
iurtLtr accounts. We did no: know, how
eyer, that the California regiment $50 call
ed,) formed part Of Gen. Stones division
Lctsburg is shout thirty miles abov
Washington. Gen. Banks's headquarte1
1euear Rockville, Md, halt way to Stone
command. The advance Of Gen. Mccall
Pennsylvania Reserves to Drains7iile, som
fifteen miles up the Leesburg road, in vi
sin;s:, brought hin within striking distanc
lu: re are informed by the dispatch thu
lie has fallen back to Lewinsvl1e.
, 1861-10-22

Tie warehousemen Of this city yester-
GOV announced that from date to the 18th
day of November next, all grain received
at their houses will be subject 70 the fol
lowing rates Of storage ;-2c per bushel for
the first twenty days, and &c per bushel
itr every ten days Tor fraction thereby till
tie 18Th day of November; and 4c addi-
1iunal from that. date to the 18th Of April.
This is en increase in the rates Of winter
storage Of to &c per buslel-according
to IL. date on which the grain is received
Between high rates Of f1eights and increas-
cd rates Of storage-the small fraction
which the farmer has been receiving for
his produce is fast disappearing:
It was q general remark yesterday
:amc- grain dealers, that class Of men,
whose profits have ranged from 1000 to
$2,oCo per day each. ought to have been
cpnteutcd with the existing state Of afaira
But there il no linits to the bounds Of Gu
pidity.
We understand that arrangements art
being made for meeting Of the Board Q
Trade st an early date, for the purpose q
considering this and other matters con
1ected with grain storage and inspection.
, 1861-10-22
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Disp6tch to the Cmeago Tribuoe.1
CA1Eo, October Il, 1861.
A special train conTe.. Ing Gen McClernand,
Colonies Logan, Morgan, Lawler, Reardon,
Can't. Bailhache, and Capt. Dresser, with Capt
Brushes ctmp&ny Of the 18Th, vent up on
Saturday for an examination Of Big Muddy
bridge, where the party participated in the
ceremony OF flag presentation The ladies
Of Carbordale were the donors, aud Capt.
Eyars's Egyptian Cavalry Guards, who ara
guarding the bridge, were the recipients.
speeches we're made by Gen. McC1ernaad,
Col, Logan, Capt Dresser and others, and a
good time generally was had The party re-
turned late at night, reporting everything in
good condition at Big Muddy and along the
! line Of road.
Fur companies oi the 11th regiment, un
der command Of Lieut., Ransom, visitei
Charleston, sunday morning, the regimeuta
| band accompanying them. No secesh wer.
discovered, and with An exhibition to and
sezsuade Of the Ch2rleatoniaus, the ezpedi
ton 1etnrned.
The stesmer N. @. Taylor got In from st
Louis, yesterday, with 100000 rstions for tn
Cenmissaz5 Department, making acme 100
, 1861-10-22
From KenEUeEY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2L-The report Of the
occupation Of Greersburg by the rebsls is
II: mature. A very few persons went there
anG took 20 mules which lad been placed as
coLtraband In care Of Gen. Ward It is re-
pcr'ed that Gen. Ward fell back twelve miles
iron G1eeEseurg, tt. .Campbe.lsy!lle. he des-
patched hundred and fifty cavalry to
Ieconnoiter, intending that they should
return yesterday. They had not return
I'd Wien Our informant 15ft- G.n7ral
Ward Las about 5000 troops. The advance
guard Of the rebels is at Little Barren, On the
south side Of Green river, estimated in nzm-
her e. 3,ca0. TIE river is ve1y high, aHd will
BE- Impossible tc ford for several days.
A private dispatch to the Journal says Gar
rard has rot fallen back as reported. zolNcof-
FIR has been superseded by Gen. Lee.
, 1861-10-22


We are permitted to publish the folio wing
extract from private letter from Belgium,
dated October l, just received by one Of cur
leading German importers:
i'1n Verviers, Belgium, house from Havrs
a5a Gnte 6nf
blue, at the price Ct St: Soc. per metre. The
goods were bought through commission
merchant named Sirtuine-'
This purchase Of cloth enough to make uui-
forms for upward Of 81, GOO soldiers, proves that
The rebels succeed in sending agents and
money aczoss the Atlantic, aud that they have
confidence in their ability to introduce Euro.
pcan goods ID epite Of the blockade. We
hope our cruisers will be wide awake and take
good Care both that the rebel soldiers shall
continue to 60 ragged, and that loyal seamen
have the benefit Of 60 valuable prize. Tbs
fact Of this purchase reaches such prompt
fbat tie vessel @ @ bearing shs a goods % nay be Il:
teIcepted.
, 1861-10-22

Ler1sFu1k, October ~.
British Russell has cc1deecendsd to SAY
something coquettish about the spirit Of cru
eade having been awakened in the people Of
our Government. This is one Of his mai1<s,
while pe1fdious Albion aeeks OCCASION Of mur-
der. But can tell you and your readers, that
there ia spirit Of crnRading aroused. It is IN
the South and unless the Northern people
cease rubbing their eyes, and arouse them
Eelves to perfect wakefulnesa, the question
will not be whether the rebellion shall be put
dcwn, but whether there shall be any free
government. While we are creeping about
with ci1cumepection, trembling lest We should
tread by accident Oh abolition ground, We shall
be happily relieved Of that question which has
10 lote been to Us the whole duty Of MAJ.
While ne are yet making. our morning aad
eyenin~ prayer, 30, Lord, gracdously grant
that wemax By no accident, nor by the pres
sure Of any emergency, trespass IN the least,
upon the III hts OF thine own peculiar people
the Shareholders, the answer will come to
each one Of un, Il Thou fool, take care Of thy
self" The question to be settled, Ia no!
whether the slavery Of the negro shall BE- al
ftcted by the wsr, but whether the sons OF tn
North, for want Of manhood, will suffer thel1
t mcthers, Eisten, wives and d2nghteEs, to ot
made the scrfs Of the e!avehclder-the depen
dents Of his slaves. Whether the united peo
| PIE Of the North are to be the servants OF scr
TaEtE-t1ibutaries alike to African slaves ant
| their masters.
, 1861-10-22

THE EECoSD OH1o CAvALRT.-Tho muster
rolls Of this regiment-1hich has not been -
highly favored By the authorities at Columbus
as some othe1e-ehowed, last Saturday moIn-
ing, total Of nine hundred md eighty five
mGc, Of whom Thirty we're marked IS desert
ere. On that day uniforms were distributed,
aI more delighted set OF men never volun-
teeted to put down rebellion. The regi-
znent is still without erms and saddles, hut
ts+ee will doubtless be provided il few
es.a Hcraes for ore thousand and eighty men
trs a.1eaoy in canp.- CiGciznatt Gdz. 21st issst
, 1861-10-22
GpnNRcAE1nE Slaves,

While the Government trea.s the slaves of
rebels with exceptional tenderness, and re-
turns them to their masters with as much care
IS though they were wax figures, the rebels
themselves do not hesitate to cont1scate them,
with all ether property Of Union men found
In tie Con5ederacy. With the estates Of Vim.
c. RiveE, Of Boston, and Francis Rivea, Of New
York, they also confEeatad the negroes on
them. Why should cur Government hesitate
to cripple and disable fierce md relentless
enemy By seizi7g upon property which that
y.ry enemy, By bis o1H example, tells Us il
not to he treated exceptionally: And if con:
tIEcated, it is in the power Of the Government
to dispose Of it Is It sees proper; either max
ing it eubseIvient Of its own interests directly
or By 6ivesting it Of property value, created
BY legal fiction, to that extent ezipPllng the
rsscnrcee Of an implacable enemy. Wnat il
"eauce fer the goose should be sauce for the
gande,n to use hoaely Rs9ys55b aaa t to a; mskt
| lien vii not make in behalf Of loyalty, is tc
give tarcical character to the protested IN
+! tenticIs Of the Government to assert it,
authority and crush its enemies Ciacinnot
/ Commercial
, 1861-10-22

Colonel Berdan has reported to the War De-
partneut that his first regiment Ct sharpshoot-
ers is now complete. Three companies are
already In the field, and three others are ready
for imme ediate service By order Of the Wa1
Department, Col. Berdan has established a
camp Of instruction, and Is authorized to re-
ceiye AID organize into companies and regi
ments all shaEI shooters willing to enter the ser
vice, AID possessing the qualifications required
by Colonel Berdan, for ninety days. It is un
derstood that the applications for admiesior
into this corps are SO numerous "a to warrant
the Colonel in expecting to have full brigade
organized within the required period.
TIE company ofsharpshoo oote1s from Mime
sota is muett red as Company 4, Of the Seconi
regiment Of Bezdsn's brigade Of sharpshooter
high ebccznioms frcm al1 the military mel
who hare seen 1t - Washington Dispatch, 1871
, 1861-10-22
FROM QUINCY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trdbune.1
Qu1sc1, Ill, October H. 1861.
The milissry gentlemen have dispersed,
Generals Prentiss and Todd having gone to
Springfield, and the rests to parts Unknown to
me. The result Of their deliberations has not
been made public.
Three or four more Union soldiers, stationed
at Salt river bridge, have been ja5hawked
Ehlle ecouting, within day Or two, ss is re-
ported tonight. can hear nothing as to the
attempts made to relsase those captured near
Cameron and Laclede.
Three horses, twenty-nine mules and five
men were captured in Nodawsy county, Mo-,
On Friday, aud brought to st. Joseph. Ooe
Of the men was the Probate Judge Of Noda-
Esy, and one the SOD Of the sheriff.
, 1861-10-22

TOR RENT-House 246 North
8 Wells street. Inq=re at Roon No Z Hilrazds
B.ock. COIutr eQGth :teE and GlaIk*sts. It