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VARIETY OF SeETNER3 KEWS,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,]
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is, 1851
TRIAL OF TEE 18th MUTNEERs.
General Mccall Presides at the general
court-martial, trying the mutineer leaders Of
the 10Th. Major Biddle is Judge Advocate;
General King and Colonel Sickles are among
the members. It is probable th.t ten will be
shot or sent to Tortugas. One Of the highest
tdcers of the regiment may have charges
preferred against him for feeding the mutiny
by making unauthorized promises in the name
Of Secretary Cameron
THE AFFAIR AT MATTHIAS POINT.
Three men were killed and one wounded
rear Matthias Point, OF boats crew
Of the Resolute attempting to cut out q
schooner; the rebels firing upon them from
tie bushes and ambuscadss. They were, how
e7er, themselves she1led out. The rebel
steamer George Page hoisted the Confederate
fsg yesterday, and regularly went into com.
mission in the Confederate navy. Firing was
heard from down the river three houra this
morning.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
A. s. Paddock Of Nebraska, is appointed
Secretary Of Nebraska. WIN. H. Wallace Of
Washington Territory, and Leander ]. s. Tar
ney Of illinois, Ga7e1nor and Secretary re-
sptctiye1y Of Washington Territory.
TEE ARTHUR EDWARDS CLAIM
The Postmaster Gene1al has awarded nearly
tvs I've thousand dollars to satisfy the Arthur
Edwards clam FOR extra mail service On west
ern lakes.
RoORBACKS EXPLAINED.
The fchooner supposed to be pirate in
Chesapeake Bay, WAS but part Of Lieutenant
Crt sby's expedition. The suspicious tele-
g1alh wire found by some wiseaere near Fort
Monroe, was but part Of Buffers own.
GEN. ANDERsoN's DEPARTMENT.
Kentucky and Tennessee are constituted
the department Of the Cumberland, Gen Rob-
ert Anderson in command.
BATTERIES Oh THE POTOMAC.
There are no batteries On the river except
at Aqua Greek, which cannot trouble naviga-
ton, but only defend tie approach to Rich
mend.
WHEN SOLDIERS WILL BE PAID.
All soldiers Of the National army will be
mustered for pay at the end Of this month,
ard every two months thereafter.
AN EAST WAY TO DISMISS HIN.
Ger. Butler is to be detailed to raise five
thoussnd men In Massachusetts, to be com
nanded by himself.
THE PASS REGULATION.
The new pass regulation went into opera
tion today
MORE MEN FOR TORTuGAs
Thi1ty.two Of TIE New York 18th Joined tn
| IS Maine men in the Pawhatan, to-day
They Ril1 be sent to the Gn1f.
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Thirty .six bales Of blankets were seiz.d at
tie depot, in this city, directed to Field
Biotbers, st. Louis. The Adjutant General
here till grsphed to Gen, Fremont, as to what
rbe pld pe done with them. He answered-
t. Hold them" They were accordingly held
It :s supposed that they were for the use Of
til enemy, as neither the Quartarmaster here
LOT Gen Fremont knew auxht of such ship
neEt. The goods are now here and will be
used for Government. A good haul-State
.Eo,r3.a1 18Th
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InE lana to the Resc0e-RApfd Dis.
patch Of Tfnnu8 10 MiAanur1.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 16--The 22d and 23i
Indiana Regiments, Coils jeff c. Davis and
Nn l.. Ssnderso1, left heTe this afternoon
.or Missouri. The 18th, Col. Patterson, aad
a4th, Col Hoyey, will leave tomorrow, aud
the 1st battalion Of Cavalry, comprising eight
companies under command Of Col Baker,
Lave on Monday, all for the same destination.
Three batteries # artillery, commanded by
Captains Klaus, RIB and FribargeT, two Of
six guns each, and one Of four guas-James'
sjt1ed canncn-arein active preparation in this
city, and will be ready for service in few
days.
Major Wi1lIch, from Col McCook's German
Ohio Regiment, is here organizing regin lent
Of Germans, which will be ready in twenty
d&ys.
Ihe last quota Of ten regiments from IndI-
ana is rapidly forming At various camps in
this State. There is also an Irish re9im eE1t
being raised The I'd battalion Of Cavalry,
five Companies, are encamped II Madison, and
one at this city, and are neatly ready for active
DUTY.
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TIE RECENT GALE-SAD FATE or YACHT
PAK7l.-The Toronto yacht "Weve," on
which fo2r 5orDg gentlemen, named William
Gordon, Pierce E. Norton, J. H. Mitchell and
Robert Holmes were taking a cruise around
Lake Ontario, Was csught by the late severe
sale, ard wrecked just at the moment her
crew were inspired with hope by arriving out
side Toronto harbor, after hard days work.
Three were drcWned-11r. Holmes Of Hannil-
ton alone being saved. Mr. Norton was a
M;dEbipman in the East India service, on q
visit to Toronto; Mr. Mitchell, a University
student; and Nr. Gordon brother Of the sen
Ior partner of Gordon tS Mackey.
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ADVANCE IN FHETGHTSs

Within the past TWO days the rates Of
freight on wheat to Buffalo have advanced
r to &c per bushe1, closing yesterday at Is
10 15!c. On the 18th of August 1860,
the 1u1;nc rate Of freight for wheat to
Budalo was &c, but On the 21st of the
same month, 14c per bushel was paid.
OF course our readers understand that
every cent Of an advance on feights comes
off the price Of grain. And, as conse-
uuence although the wheat market has
advanced greatly in New York during the
past two or three days, our agricult1rists
have not been benefited in the least,
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A REBEL SHIP LOADING AT ST. JOHN, N. B.
The Confederate ship Allianes;- owned at
Charleston, s. c., but covered By a British
register, is taking on board va.uable cargo
of stores and munitions, at st, John, N. B.,
with the urquestionable intention Of running
the blockade. It is found that q large in
voice was even forwarded to her from Boston.
Notwithstanding her British register, she
hoisted the rebel colors the other day, but was
obliged to take them down. The American
authorities hardly know what to do about the
matter.
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#A Utah correspondent Of the st. Louis
Republican says th1t Fort Crittenden had been
disposed OF by auction, and that almost every
thing had been sold to the civilians for next
to nothing. Property which cost five mill
ions dollars has not brought one hundred
Thousand.
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AFreet Of q Rebel Dispatch Bearer.

On Wednesday dispatch Was received in
this city frcm Washington, advising the
United States officers Of this city to be on the
alert for Mr.. Robert Muir, who Left Charles
ton, South Carolina, few days since, and d.
Tactibg that he be taken into custody, as they
Lad received information which led them to
believe he was bearer of dispatches from
JEFF Davis to the British Government. A full
description Of Muir was also given, and during
The forenoon John Young and 8 number Of
other detectives proceeded to jersey City,
and stationed themselves On the Cunard dock,
where they could watch the steamer and the
movements OF those on board.
4 few minutes before the Africa sailed
gentleman fully answering the description,
was seen to go on board. Shortly afterWarda
messenger was sent BY the officers to his state
room, who informed him that his presence
Was required on deck.
Mr. Muir soon made his appearance, and
Was taken into custody. He was very indig-
nant at the treatment, and demanded his re-.
lease. Mr. Muir is q cousin Of the British
Consul at New Orleans, and resident Of
Charleston, South Carolina He was brought
to this city, and taken to the Police Head
quarters. His trunks we're removed from the
steamer, and taken charge Of by the police.
It ia sald that several papers were found upon
his person, showing that he was 3 bearer OF
dispatches from the rebels. Mr.. Muir is
about 40 years Of age, Of very fine addr> r>ss,
and 1Ias been in the country but little over d
}tar.-N. 7. Tribune.
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E The New York dai1ies, all except the
Herald, will re1inQuish their Sunday morning
issue, upon which there has been not only
dead loes to publishers, but dead loss of one
day Is news to subscribers. The Herud con-
tinues its seven days publication, because this
has been its custom for several years.
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Officers are arging the application OF fire a
the moet effective means Of destroying these
assai!ilg advantages.
Ro obbefy In 1be Dead Letter 8Etey
From the Washington Rannh}iesn1

For scme time the meagze 1eturns made by
Rev. T. Fieke, Of the Dead Letter Of1ce, has
occasioned suspicious that many Of the valua-
bles taken from the letters ware pocketed by
him. In view OF this fact he was transferred
to new desk, when it was observed that tie
returne inside by the clerk were far below the
usnal amount On Friday morning last, be-
lore the reverend gentleman had commenced
his work, couple OF letters containing mark
ed notes and specie were put into hia pile. In
the afternoon, as usual, be sisted to the chief
Of the cff1ce that he had no returns to make,
and he was st once arrested BY an officer who
"as present he Ess searched, and the mark
"a money found OF his person. In the drawer
q hls desk number Of Gcentious books
Which lily coFresponded with his pretended
character for morality were found. Through
the lnfercessions. Of lis wife and daughter, VINO
soon heard Of his arrest, the legal proceedings
sgalnst hun were dropped, and he was dis
missed from Office. Tue accused has hereto
fore borne good character IS an honest aud
up1ight::man, and his labors in the cause Of
temperance here have been productive Of much
good.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Yeste1day the
steamer ReEolute vas ordered to Naxhias
Creek for the purpose Of reconnoite,ing.
seeirg batteau filled with barrels on shore, .
boat was sent from the ResoIute with sir men
to brig 1T eff No sooner had theboat touch
ed the beach than vo1ley Of musket balls
was fred i2to It by concealed rebels in the
woods, killing three Of the men instantly and
Woundiug cne in the head, il Is feared fatally.
The Resclnte wzs shout Beyen hucd-eG 5atas
hen the shore, and fred INTO the a:dsf Ct Ia5
rxce!s ote shot Of canister aEd n:rs O.
shrspnsn, With, it u thonght, extensive hsvoo
rs iha va-iors woods sErEng the rotoU Sc
1i7zr offered fze EuA:Eaeades tor ta@ eaGsz.1y
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B The factories at lawrence, Mass, are
mostly engaged On army and navy goods, aud
employ $40 operatives, who are paid monthly.
The number employed is but little reduced
from good times, and the wages are only f5om
10 to Is per cent less
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A gentleman who called upon Gen. Ere
mont, at ST. Louis, q few days ago, oa bus
iness Of no less importance than the equip
ment OF full regiment Of cavalry, says
that the following conversation took place:
Gen. FL can give you few minutes;
hut be brief and pointed, as my time is very
much occupied.
Col. I am Of -. Ny men
are all enlisted here are my muster rolls.
By boys are resdy at the bugle call. lam
elected their Colonel.
Gen F:-Qooking over the papers, All
right-in order-seems to be correct Who
are your references:
Cpl.- Mr. and Mr. -
Gen, F-VeIy well-can tomorrow
7tcaniHg at 10 minutes past o'clock, and
you shall have your answer, and if &C
cede to your wishes, your papers will be
ready.
At 1o minutes past 4, precisely, our H.
5c1mau1 was at the Generals door, which
flew open at his demand. At this early
hour, the General wae at his table with the
7,apers before him The Colonel made
his bow, and was saluted thus:
Gen. F.-Here are your documents which
viii get You your equipments. Make haste
and report yourself with your command to
Gen. -; and let me hear good re-
pert Of you, as have no doubt saa1
11cm what your references say: Good
lye.
as OFT friend went Out, he found half q
*n gentlemen in attendance in the
--s .fe8n waiting their turn for an audi
That's the way that Fremont does his
..<' and the above is Indicative OF
ne hours he keeps.
e !ast ame We saw NJ. Cameron, he
"as a'szng his dignity, as he had been eyery
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day for month, on Pennsylvania Avenue,
behind pair Of long tailed bays, with q
couple Of beef contractors in his open ca7-
riage. The contrast is refreshing,

R As the first fruits Of Dean Richmond'e
policy, in New Terk, all the Democratic Office
holders in the Custom House are having their
heads cut OF, and Collector Barney, who has
up to this time retained large share of the
Old Democratic incumbents, will nov make q
complete sweep OF them.
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The Re ebelB On the PfA1ns-FoFt FIJI.
more Reported Taken.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 16.-An extra Houston
Iezegraph, Of the 10th, reports fight, July
o5th, between Col Bsylor's command and the
Federal troops at Fort Fillmore, Qocsted near
Ell Paso}, resulting in tie defeat Of the latter
with 80 Killed and wounded, two Lleateaants
beirg among the Killed The Southerners
were unhurt. The Federa's fled, were pur-
sred, and tie whole command taken prison.
ers-5e0 in numhtr.
The mail to Tucson was cleaned out bv the
Arachee, a1d all hands killed.
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Strensthe Ezng the Defenses of the
C1tY-mofe Troops sAfFtVlng-IAdiAnA
TO .he heacue.
Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune.l
Sr. Louis, August 16-6 Pm.
The reports brought by prisoners that Price
and McCu1Icch we're killed in the battle Of
Springfield, are not confirmed, and not gener-
ally credited here.
Large reinforcements have been sent to
Ro;}a, ard NO fea1s arc felt for the safety Of
Gen. Sigel.
SECOND DISPATCH.
[By another Correspondent
ST. LoCts, August 16-10 n.
Soldiers have been busy during the day
planting cannon at different points in the out.
skirts Ct TIE city. Two have been pleased on
the Grayois road; one on the Spring road, and
two near the City Hospital. Thres were sent
on The Iron Mountain road to Sui phur Springs,
about twenty mica below the Arsenal. All
TIE cannon are large oEes, generally 64pouud-
ere. These are only precautionary measures !;
no fear beirg entertained in regard to the
safety Of the city.
The steamers Graham and Empress are ex-
PIT EQ " 3IEIfE Lui5 tfEHlI2, HUH
Point, with troops, who will be Immediately
placed at Sulphur Springs, as it is considered
very important point and commands one Of
the chiefest approaches to the city.
The 29th Indiana Rsgiuent viii arrive at
about 10 O'Clock this evening.
Martial law is working with the happIest
effects. Two gamblers drew reyolyers to dag
in the street and fred five shots at each other.
They we're Immediately arrested and delivered
to the Provost Marshal, and will tomorrow
morning be sent down to Cairo to work On
entertainments there. AL the gentry Of this
cloth that can be found will be served in q
similar manner, and no mercy be shown to
any person found carrying concealed weapons.
a train ie expected tonight with Later ad'
vices from Sjgel. No alarm is felt, however
in regard to him, as latest accounts say he il
clcse to Rolls, and sdvices from Springfield
report the enemy encamped there and to:
| crippled to think Of making any ad7anc..
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 16.-A letter from Sandy
Hook says gentlemen from Martinabarg re-
ports parties Of the enemy's cavalry daily fir
ing on our piekets, and yesterday approached
within two miles Of Harp RS Ferry. + is re-
cur cavalry.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the n. !. World.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. Il

rHR PACIFIC S0T4DR0S.
A disyatch frnm Cant Mnnrpcmprv aays the
Wyoming reached Acapulco On the 16:h ul:.,
en- route for San Francisco for the protection
Of the mail steamers and our commercial in
te1ests on the Pacific coast. He ordered Com
haboel blsse1l, eommasong me Cyane, 20
tfsant Wonteomsru,s 1aee cruise n tha S.nT'
wich Islands, and thence to Acapulco, be had
reitbsr seen nor heard OF any pirates in the
Pacific TIE prevalence Of Gains and light
winds would render sailing vessels useless,
sid ewing to the Cliff Guilty Of procurink: coal
steamers Will not be employed He had not,
at the time Of writing, received the form Of
tie oath Of allegiance to be taken by those
connected with the navy, but he had no doubt
c: lie enthusiastic loyalty and patriotism Of
all On boa1d his ship (the Lancaster) and had
10 ear that the honor Of our flag would be
iml aired By single exception.
M
ua ;,c,oaoa a rnnnn;c,t;or, f+o,,, o,r c.,r-
e7,; a. H;Io sta+;ng tha+ a Isroe anar has ' haer
ttnnd "a ~, tIe se1-Rarn shara ~ ths fsia,d ~
maas;; aa5 t;o1 ,,.az- aac.a ,,' ~ ~ H..
5afa ~ ~ 7 evanf Ta1t Montsn.ns-v " asrs s,
~ a. s r.,, .agr..1,o1d X e1te
wants n7asts. and he has instructed the con-
enl to obtain further particulars. although he
remarks 1t is Frosable that all hands were
lost. It would be q melancholy satisfaction to
obtain something additional as to the loss Of
mat Fessei.
TIE CHESAPEAKE CANAL
For the first time since the seizure of Fl ar.
| per's Ferry by the rebels, the navigation Of
| the Chesapeake canal has been resumed. Coal
| poals a1taFeu Ae1e W ua5 Hull IumoelAano"
Especial Dispstch to the y. 7. Tmes.1
| WANT OF POWDER AMONG TEE REBELS,
s1ars vim had ann. With b,a r,ss+ar ~
,taaas ~, * Ths++"he,ahe. oh T,ca;d" ~
Manaes' nt nu sie s;s ~ oo,e ,tsi tiiurtus,
Gssape1 "sA n.e, ~ auu es1nG "isr ~ 1n ~
tors nss ~ as.et mana mas ~ - ~ .s9 Sa5 En
Tdo1 o5use Iea3asa an4 - ~ at4i aI
E.1n aay ~ ~ -. uasste Suat
sl3t5:nes ,s 4 ,as'91s nao ~ gtsea ouS
lnae oah. ea1s ougps, a. ~ ,t "ta t sas
n1oay, Ae ease, aitseo - lug tase " I"o oe
| reheIs were short OF powder. and that no orI1;-
nary offence was 30 severely punished as a
waste Of it.
EXTENDING o,7rposrs
~, A., - n5nr,,,,<,s ,,,;,n<1+ onoa o.
CoL Aeoa s,a1oag E9iasa TSent ~ m9xeu yes,
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Ct)traqn Grihutte


fE FIR afternoon Dispatches see Second
inw-
tE For "1Fdnks' and ssSale" AdteTtsse-
s,r1ut aee Fourth Raoe,
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Secretary smith ut Providence.
PRoy1DEHcE, Aug. 16-Hon. Caleb B.
Smith, this evening, made IN eloquent speech
here on public affars.
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The reeessify for strict vigilance in reference
to passing in sId out Of Washington has
lta6izg from the city, md require passes even
f-cm these who attend the marEets h3Ze. The
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Cont maFt1al Of Col. MeCunn.
ALE1ASpR1A, Aug. 16-The Court Martial
CT Gel. McCunn OF the Thirty first Regiment
New York Volunteers, commenced this morn
ing.
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xn. p-evnteer q, ,yoa, xayas., >,

NEW York, Ang. 16.-The pEieatesr "Jef.
Dsyisu arriyed 1t San J1au, Porto Rico, July
2Gth, for provisions ED water: N2rti1 ls1
is pkuS,xsaei il TeaezaesA
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StrenRthe EEnE the Defenses of the
C1tY-m0re Troops AfFtVlDE-1AdfAnA
TO abe AeACNe.
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From the N. 7. Herald Money Article, 14th.l :
We have pleasure in stating that, after sew
e1al days debate, the banks Of the cities of
New York, Phiiadelphia and Boston have at
sury for the money required BY the Govern.
ment. The Committee met this morning,
and, sitter some discussion, agreed to report
in tavor Of the purchase by the banks Of $50,-
600 0c0 o1 3.1O per cent Treasury notes, the
banks retaining the privilege Of subscribing
for another SO 900 900 On the 18th Of October,
and s50, 900 COO on the 15tE Of December, PRO
vieed, always, that the Secretary issued no
other Treasury notes or bonds during the
above interval. A strenuous effort had been
made by The Bank Of Commerce to secure per-
mission fof the Secretary to issue demand
notee, but majority OF the members OF the
Ccmmittee-led BY gentlemen whose hostility
to the whole negotiation was marked-yoted
down the proposal The bankers met at 8
O'Clock, P. NJ, at the American Exchange
Bark, to receive the report Of the Committee,
TIE following portion Of the report was pro-
ment inEleted upon by the Bank Of Com
mere:
An immediate issne to be made by the Treasury
Department. dated August 16, 1861, and bearing
interest from that date, Of Treasury notes bear
aaa aes Ths banhs nv
and Philadelphia associated to take Jointly this
ffty millions At par, With the privilege Of taking
ing their decision to the Department October 1 :;
and slso at par fifteen million December Is. by Civ
ing their decision December !, uale=s said amount
ehall have been prev1ou-iy subscribed d nation
al loan, it being understood and agreed that no
other Government stocks, bonds, or Treasury
Eotes, except those payable ou demand, shall be
negotiated or paid out by the Government untl
FebrusIy1 i, 1862, should the associates await of
both privileges until December Is, 1851 shonld
they ayail OF the lrst only o: until October Is.
1851, If they take bnt the present fifty miulon-ex-
cept that the Government may negotiate in ELL
1upC, CT through Subscriptions to the national
lIan.
Oa the passage Of this resolution, which Sc.
cures the negotiation, a motion to adjourn to
eleven O'Clock tomorrow WAS at once carried.
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THE ADVERTISER desires a sit
i nsticn either In Bark. Mercau lie, Maautac
turing Or Conn tss,tn Ho1se Hss thorough kno4-
1edEe Of Rsck Keeping And Acccuots writes rapidly
ana ia accustomed 70 selling goods np=aks the Ger.
lar Ensg and give htttclass city references.
Z CGress FoetQ Qr1ce Box t08 au;S.2&
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NOTICE OF D1SSOLU tION.-
L The brm ct H HALL a co, wts dissolved
tn the 10Th Instant By mutual cpresnt:
l. g. HALL.
aul7Itt DANIEL SMALL,
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Military Matters In St. Louis
IEnnm the St I,nnis Deu1ocrat 18th /


TIE REGIMENT FROM NEBRAsKA.-At 19
o'clock Wednesday night, the First Nebraska
Regiment, Col. j. N. Thayer comm anding,
lett on train Of the Iron Mountain Railroad
tor Camp Arcadia, near Pilot Knob. The first
battalion Of this regiment reached the city,
rs may be remembered, on last Tuesday, On
the steamers Sioux City and Emile, bringing
artillery and ammunition from Fort LeaVen-
worth The troops had embarked at Omaha.
The second battalion arrived Wednesday,
evening, on the steamer Hannibal City.
TIE SIXTH REGIMENT OF Iowa The Sixth
Iowa Regiment, which arrived at Jefferson
Barracks last Sunday, removed to the Arsenal
there near the western wall. Last evening
the men were furnished with blankets, addi-
tional clothing, SC, by the Government
They are being actively drilled, and will soon
receive arms, and be ready for marching or
derE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ADAMS COUNTY, ILL.,,
DRAGooNs.-The Adams County Dragoons,
full company Of ninety i've members, aFTiv-
ed on the steamer David Tatum, from Quincy,
st two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and landed
They were mustered in Adams county, offered
their services to Msjor General Fremont, were
accepted, and are to form part of Col Ellis :
regiment Of dragons. Having halted while
anc pnrta5en OF refreshments On the IeVee-
the troopers marched up Chestnut street, aad
thence to Col. El.is's camp.
The Adams county boys are remarkably we'll
mounted, and are themselves evidently all first
class men for the service assigned them.
They a1e young, sturdy, Intelligent aud enthr,
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