Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10
TIE MISSOURI IMBROGLIo.
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WAsuN0ro5, Monday, Oct. T. 1861.
There was a Cabinet meeting this afternoon
in which the charges Of Col Blair against
Gen Fremont, and the counter charges OF
Gen. Fremont against Col Blair, were under
consideration. The principal charges against
the commander are that he sacrificed Gen.
Lyon thai he neglected to re-euforce Col.
Mulligan when he had the power to do so and
kept Col. Muiiigau's messenger, sent to ask
aid, waiting three days before he saw him :
that his expenditures Of money were excessive
and corrupt; that one member Of his slaG
had contract for the purchase of ), 600 mules,
that he surrounded himself with corrupt auu
bad men, knowing them to be such; that he
was inaccessible TO Union men calling on bust
ness 70 Tue gIeaI ,@'iuSg .. I"g pu''c '"'g.
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GEN. FREMONT WITHOUT AUTHORITY.
Mr. Gurley NJ. c., who has been raising
several regiments in Ohio aud Missouri by the
authority OF Gen. Fremont was embarrassed
TO find, on bis arrival here, that none OF Gen.
tremont5 permits aud commissions were recos-
Ejzed by The President. Col. Wright OF C.n-
clnnau, who was commissioned oy Gen. Ere
mont as Colonel, with iuI power TO appoint
all the officers OF his regiment, and topurchase
all clothing and equipments upon applying to
tbepaymaster for L~o months pay, was inform
cd that Gen. trcmonJs commissions were
worthless Col w appealed to MIR. Guriey,
who brought the matter before the President,
anu lie was promptly told tAaJ zen Fremont
had no authority whatever to Issue any com
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merouS commissions he has issued are nulI and
void. In the case IN which Mr.. GurIey is
directly interested, the President has nterpos-
ed to relieve him from embarrassment. lie
Will see that h1r. GuFleys promises to regimen
tai officers are made good.
THE BRITISH STEAMER Bermuda
Direct communication with o Connecticut
graduate escanad from scbooI-taacbinr in
GEORGIA near Savannah has s,,,,Iiad me- win
new and very imnortaDt information resnect.
inc the British steamer Berruda Sna i an
ir6n-cIad vessel of about 400 tuns burdan
Her masters name i Peel she sailed from
IivcrpooI ON the 18Th Of Auor.t and arrived
at Savannah on the 9th of September, being
- Gays gu me passage touching at Falmouth
ouu -m"uel'H W io' Coa'' IIe' cargo CONSISTED oI
70 i'H1p o"''''o"' o-' "N" - anu wv Ioo'
Pounu Lancaster Guns, WIN al Sne necessary
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2Gd a., ~ 'ls,I,,'9 - C>e "o
d-1i,," ,''t' t, 11'Sg, -."oo0 900 anu 'oo'ooo
s%aas o. 0o6 1"I II, SUM- 0ooo igo pa u u.n
So, ,,,',',t,V.'' i90 "a!Ie'' oI eu"
po%UII Ia, 81 ,lu,'''''.y u mo pune Pu.u,"e
"G G','GI e o,e, anu very u! I,ns'
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ste5Ders Co1o,lJcJc Jlte,, ,-;H c,,,,,,,,,d bc,
My informant states positively that the mate
of the Bermuda informed him that TWO MORE
IRON CLAD STEAM TRIGATEs ARE EXPECTED FROM
ENGLAND on THE SOUTHERN COAST BY THE l5TH
OF OCTOBER. The Bermuda IS owned IN Eng