, 1861-10-09
supported. There Is no agency through which
voluntary offerings of pa!Tiottsm cs2 oe more
effectively made. 4. LINCOLN.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
WashiuafoH Sept 90 1851,
rhs ssutneza SIDE Of tho seat OF War.

XEVBH FEH0MXs 8NpOVtG4k0$N M
PAPERS,:
rhe ssutne1n Side Of the seas Of War.
ARoUsINa STORY.
The Richmond Ezdminer of The 24th says:
Advtces received here yesterday from the
Maryland shore give us the account OF the
city Of Washington, BY order Of General Nc:
Cle1lan The cause for this terrible expedlent
is eai1 to have been the dtsobedlence Of the
Yankee troops to obey the coa1m1nds oftheir
officers (as they certainly did In the late affair
at lewinsville), to advance upon the conted-
eratee.
This intelligence is derived from sources Of
testimony which are fully credited in official |
qua1teEs.-
Accounts have also been received Of the at
rest by the Lincoln Government Of Senators
Pearee and Kennedy, Of Maryland
Here is another tremendous yarn out OF the
same paper Of the came date:
TIE VICTORY IN KENTUcET.-The affair at
BaIbonr!ille, Kentucky, (not MulaIaagh's
vas qnite Brilliant victory to the gallant
Tenneaseeans. We have been kindly shown
the dispatch received here by highly s-
termed clergy man, and to which aluslon Has
made in yesterdays dispatch. It states that
dred, Under Tie command Of Gen. zolIcofsr,
had attacked eighteen hundred Federal troops
at Ba1hourgine, in Eastern Kentucky. about
forty miles from the Tennessee and thirty
miles from the Virginia lines, and completely
routed them, taking four hundred stand Of
Of the Contede1ates was only two men killed.
The enemy's loss Was not reported
The dispatch aboTe referred to came from
Nashville, whera the writer ho1da a high po-
sition IN the department OF the Quartermas-
&1,.F Gov fes rf
This Is the same battle alluded to in the
| Knoxville 22<gister, Of Saturday. The Con
| fedetate troops engaged consisted Of = portion
Of Colonel Battles regiment and two comps
| MES Of cavalry. The battle occurred On
| Thursday last
Correspondents Of the Atlanta conIederacy.]
CAMP BARLOW, Pecahontas Co., Va, Sept
I 1S.-Enee my letter of the 10Th Inst, Gen.
Jaeksons command has had rather an excl.
ting and adyentu1ous time
TIE REBELS SHOOTING EAcH OTHER.
| We had not more thar got our position be-
one hundred yards Of uR, but the 1oad here
made such an abrupt turn, and the bushes
that interyened were SO thick, as to almost
hide them from our view. Pretty soon one
or two guns we're Free, Free not tar trom.us, when
the Newman Gusrds, which commanded the
road, fred one volley into the approaching
mass Of men, which vas quickly returned BY
+
gave The order to charge upon Us. instantly
our hayonets were fixed, ready SO recelTe
their charge. With q loud yell that rent the
mor1irg ar for miles around, they rushed
down upon ug, when the firing commenced
further down The line to the lefe OF our reg
iment, b. those who lad at flrst been pc.
vented from firing in consequence Of The
denee forest which tntervened between them
and the supposed enemy. About this time
the cry, "Georgians Georg1ans Georgians !"
VAS heard to pIocesd from the ranks Of the
supposed enemy. We were st first not IN
by those hence it proceeded, fearing Lest il
, night be s cheat; aud We were strengthened
, | In this belief, when above the EurToun dung
. . noise, ne distinctly heard the sten.orian ;Fol
CRY out-"lt's d cheat; they lie; pour intt
. them, my brave boys and We were Just in th
act of pouring one CALLING fire into thci
midst, when We discovered the white badges
on their hats and knew them to be CUE oWl
! men; Two men;-:sergeant Fielder, Of th
= First, and $ soldier whose name haven
learned, Of the Twelfth Georgia Regiments
were killed; two dangerously wounded-1
T. Brown, Of the Newman Guards, and Corp1
raj Hogue, Of the OglethoEpe Infantry tx
> slightly wounded-W. B. ". Dent, Of th
! N:wman Guards, and private Welch, Of Ii
: tened were Of the First Regiment Georgl
: Volunteers. This Was sad occurrence, bC
e ! neither Marry yae to blame
: lfr - 80 ~ 1. p;s1oana Fs.n;xo- CIV. AZ,
5 le"n tne faen"oua Illaulies, sept "4'l
8 ALIEN AND OTHER ESEMaEs.
= 1.-THE forty days hasiEg expired as destgna
: ed II the Presldent's proclamation, N co.
y lcIHtSy 70 Mlat We eeeneu W sAtlA !uoel
aet o. CInsiesE, Ms ~ " Plesulae u;
4 I EeneeiGfth no ai'Ga eteaaIss Wlu pe psfnm1tIe
Il 70 60 q Ml5s H1lE1n Ine AM;1s ol tas Gonle
l. craze States Ne1tter ehoud torelsntra con
e amocgst Us without 8 declaration Of parpo
l "a ~
r 10 pseolae ein5ses- ~ ahc aooYe AZ, a2 on
L not III tie employ OF the Gogernment, oug]
u 10 pass ont o. oos country, else lae passp2
st system !tsei IS l:ree' and NC siaA Dc 81 ID
, meIcJ of our enemies.
eT "ls seems 10 U5 that aliens should noW