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, 1861-09-03

1t is universally felt that the cry OF peace
just now is another name for treason. And
'peace' flags are run up by those who would
hoist secession flags if they dared.
"Down in Schodac Centre-seven or eight
miles from this city-a knot Of eeeret traitors
came the peace dodge, aud run up two
peace flags, few days sgo, one inscribed
sPeace tirst-Union afterwards,' the other
Dissolution Of the Union The latter WAS
placed oeer an American flag, Us if to still more
distinctly show their contempt for it.
The loyal men Of the locality were proper.
y Indignant at these reasonable eenlon5tra
tions, and party Of young men, piloted BY a
loyal German, marched to the spot last night
and demolibh ed the two poles from which the
flags we're swinging, and bore the flags of in
triumph, after singing the Star Spangisd Ban
ner, and lusty cheering fer the Union.
4 half dozen eneaksnE, scoundIels, equally
destitute Of character and patriotism pub
Hshed in the Ary14s notice for apeace
meeting to be held here this evening. Ths
notice caused good deal Of excitement, ani
TOW would doubtless have followed the pro
posed gathering. This was SO clearly eyi1cei
that the Mayor felt called upon to forbid tn,
meeting, and it Hlll Eot be heidi
, 1861-09-03

FOR RENT, SALE, OR EK-
= CHA NGE In raTr fer otaer tesiraalo city pro-
patty. my Il: u: .o- AID furniture, 80 .11 Me hi
Ean aFen"e- Ihe lGlanc2:. arrangements and aaish
r tic le-se renders II Of th4 desir1b
deEces IN + city. The fursars % Il new aad or the
CLARK stre.t and same G1is~eld street. south cf
Hat son rtratt Block IL, School Section addition at
gIe nt ha7phi: for part cash A"t long time. BENJ
+. HADDi CE, 13 Ststs street auS9x1W
, 1861-09-03

NEW YoRK, Sept a.-Tae Ioa,s special SAYS
that the pickets Of both aruiss are very close
70 eacn other on the other side Of the Poso-
mac.
The rebels bad dress parade this morning
on Munscn's Hill, Their artillery is not yet
mounted.
Carlisle, assistant District Attorney Of the
District Of Columbia, and an intimate friend Of
May or Bennett, resigned to day.
The Commercials dispatch says our scouts
report SIX rebel regiments at Fairfax, and six
f111ther north,
, 1861-09-03

LOUISVILLE, Sept 2-Ioe Journal says there
fant1y and cs.yplry 1t Beera's Station, on the
Louisville and Lexington Railroad, armed
with State G11zd arms.
The Courier OF this evening says fears are
entertained Ct collision among the citizens
cf New Caatle, Kentucky.
The Ore1o1sas (La.) fourier cf the 24th SAYS
three sctooners ran the blockade at the mouth
Of the Ca'easier Rive. and landed cArgoes Of
ccfee, flour, salt, &c,
4 correspondent OF the Richm ond Enquirer
notifies that paper c: the arrival 1t one CT the
Southern ports Of two cargocs OF sugar, salt,
IqClaeEes, &c, supposed to DC came IS above.
The correspondent CT tbs New Orleans Ores.
cent suggests the seizure Of all blankets on the
steamboats, lying st hat port foT the army.
The enemy at Fort PicEe2s are removing
their v2luahles prior % the evacuation Of that
nlsce Is is EUDpCsei
, 1861-09-03
The Normal Regiment In Camp.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunc.J
CANT BUTLER, Sept. l, 1861,

CANT BUTLER, Sept. l, 1861.
After some delay, the Normal Regiment is
comfortably quarseted at Camp Bntier.
Before speaking Of the regiment, must do
justice to Col. Pitcher, commandanr, 6nd 9TH
Ct officers at ttese headquarters. Tie Colonel
is not only military man Of much ability, but
: gentleman il Ill his bearings, to equals and
interiors. His long continuance in the regu-
lar zrmy hss rot blunted his kindness and
Getse OF justice to the volunteer soldiers.
OF the Quar- tt1master's aud CommissarY's
Departments, bear testimony to the just and
acccmn oda'ing spirit Of the officers in COM
m5nd. There Is no just cause Of complaint.
The frst Normal company In camp Was th8t
s'tpaFt. Llppsacott. His company WIS re-
eIuitsd Lear Jacksonville, and is 8 iue body
Vi men. They iorid the camp ready etakad
mi IL . pleasant wocd, near the foot Of the
lake, with drill ground adjoi5irg. This
aempa1y IVES rapidly followed by those OF
ca:'-. E. R. Rce Ct Bloomington, Capt LAW
!on Of Pie coanty, Moore Of Bloomington,
lotter Of Normal University, Morgan, q COM
..:snE tzcm Dupa:e. L2salc and S.ask coun-
1es, and Elliot o; Bureau and Kao1 Counties,
u:4h1rg in all seren companies DOW in caup.
On Friday LIST the Regiment WAS partially
oreanized by the election Of Charles E. Ho
seJ. Of the Normal University, as Colonel
i,, OF B!cc3icgsca, Chaplain. No Lieaten-
1T Colonel was chese1:-the intention being
20 Iut 7esult-- military man in that pIlca.
F. N. Crnnc1.l is Adju,art ef the regiment.
He is graduate of West Point, aid S thorough
Military man. H= his aiready got Cur c.mp
| in a eiie- sla!s of discipline than any OIL the
| grounds,
OF ths nsn composing the regiment, It IS
| hut justice 10 say-:hey are not the eff=micate
nen which many havs supposed thsy wculd
| ,e, ard as many te@elc1s and students are.
Capt. Rahinson's company Is as fine body ol
meE, physically, a. cen be found il the State.
| The otbeIb are nearly or quite equal to
| tAtm, Though probably not quite IS large.
| A. a whole, no regiment in the State
| which have seen, sucpasses them In size Of
physical y!gor. As to their ether qualities
Let the future speak. A day or two more will
complete the regiment and its organization.
l: IS 1sident that this camp is not long to be
our restng piacc- Regiments are kurryios
x1ay to otter places as 14st as completed aac
ours will probably leave during the next week
We ean only eay-We are ready. Net ia.
desires to rEst cat in camp. Sill, Us to pleas
ant quarters, We shall not hope to find .u1
Equal to these. The location OF Camp Basiel
at this Place wss wise arrangement In al
!hirgs but hes;t5fui1ess, it is unsurpassed
ard although the locality looks little u1f!
vorable, the general health Of tie camp is still
good; aad, under the direct precautions O.
Surgeon Lord, will probably remain SO.
In my next hope to have methicg mors
stizri-g tc communicated Of The Norm.
OILY, but Of other regiments. QUI VI1E.
, 1861-09-03

Union Convention in Madison.
A Convention Of the unconditional Union
men: met ut Alton on Saturday to nominate q
county ticket and two delegates to the Consti-
tutional Convention. The call under which 1t
Was convened invites
The voters Of Madison county, without re-
spect to past political opinions, who support
the Government in its maintenance Of the in
tegrity Of the Union, the supremacy Of the
Constitution, and the sovereignty of the peo
pie by the suppression of treason aud disunion
wherever they may exist, are hereby invited
to meet in primary meetings at the places OF
voting, CT other convenient points in their
several precincts, On Saturday, Ayust 81,
1861, at o'clock, PM.
, 1861-09-03
Important Seizures In New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2--Suryeyor Andrews
yesterday seized twenty-five vessels, owned
wholly or in part by rebels, including eight
ships and seven ba1ks- Others will be eeizsd
to-day. Tie value OF the vessels seized is oT5r
1000, Qc0.
NEW Yoak, Sept. Eight more vessels
were seized By The suzTtycf to day, including
The STEINER Marion and tie ship TTumbu1l.
Tie latter YES lcajed and ready to sail 70,
Antwerp.
Bos1oS, Sept 1.-TWO hatks principally
owned in Charlie ston, Soath Carolina, were
seized By the su1veyor Of this port to-day IN.
Ger the confiacation ect.
, 1861-09-03

ST. LOUIS, S-pt. 2.-The Democrat has ad
vices directly from Gen. JEFF Ehompson's
camp at Benton, seott county, to the effect
tlat all the 1eEeis's heavy baggage at thas and
ctltr pciLts is btirg hastily removed to New
Madrld, ard that 1hompson's aud Hsrdee's
commands would attempt to feet q junction
aEd fall back on SgksstoWE, the terminus Of
TIE Cairo and Fulton raiiToaJ, where it is sup
EoEed they Eould make 6 stand and give Gen.
Prenties battle.
Tie combined strength Of Thcm1son'E,
Hs1dee's and Pillows commands are estimated
at 80 tG0. Reports we're current yesterday and
to-dsy that Gen Prenti5s had surprised camp
CT Missouri rebels near Bloomfield, Stodiard
county, aid had taken eight hundred fifty
prisoners without firing gun, but they need
confirmation.
Priyare dispatches announce that Provost
Marshal AcKinstry has been promoted to .
Brig rigaGter-GtneTa1stlp.
, 1861-09-03
4 LIGHT In WESTERN VIRGINIA
THE REBELS CLEzNED CUT,
In and around Washington.
Important Seizures In New York
and Boston,


Especial Dispatch to the Chiczaso Tribune.1
CAIRu, Sept. 2. 1861.
Tie secessionists robbed the Charleston
Branch Bank yesterday Of &C, twenty
seven thousand in coin, the belaace in bills.
Another tlag of truce ar1tsed to-day from
Gen. Pillow, proposing an exchange of prise
ners. Col Wallace, in command at Bir1's
Point, will excharEc tTent; t,+norrow.
Gen. Prentiss, ct Cepe Glraraeau this morn
ing, Iefnaed to Command liz column under
Gen Grant. Gen. Grant plac:d Col Cook in
comnSnd, came deHn to Cairo aad tele
graphed The facts to Gen. Fremont. Up to 10
O'Clock this evening no 1eepot:ss had been re.
ceived from the Major General.
, 1861-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept 2-Secretaries Seward
and Cameron having returned, Attorney Gea-
erl Bstes IL the only member Of the Cabinet
out Of the city
Du1ipg the past week reports have hesG
private accounts, Of disasters to Gen. Rose.
Grams command but it is certain thst the va:
Department hiss 70 such information.
, 1861-09-03
IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO AND CAPE GI
RaRDEAr.

i41nEt LIZ st. 1Qa1e bGlADE-IL
Ife steanle1s City Of Louisiana, Empress
ard Ar:ga arrived yesterday, II ithout bringing
ary news Of q decisive character il regard to
eEgageint Dt5 between tie retl troops rnder
P1tntiss, or any Other fommaIdsc.. The En-
press brought Up three companies Of the
Ninth Hires regiment 10 this pert. -Four
thousand troops arrived at Cairo whlie the
Empress VAS there, Increasing tae force to
len nousGEd d n1.n. Tht E!e7c7:b, Twelfth,
and Twenty second UiruIs regiments, ard
Maly otterf wee unctT msrctirg orders. but
in Wnlt circctitn was rot known. Ii was uG-
1erttcod that fourteen li=ces Of artillery
NonlS acccmpary the expedition.
At Cape GirsriaaI, tie work On the fort:f-
cations of the hill was being prosecuted with
CLERGY, aud the troops we're in fiIc SPIRITS in
view # ac;jEe operations and decisive move
mects. Col Marsh, it Wss reported, had
m=rched out with six companies cf tie THen
ti@tl llEois, three companies OF tie Ansrl
can Zcuayes, and tlTta companies Of Col
BlE!es' gimsn:, and Stewards cs1nyany Of
ARTILLERY, to ope:ate at no great distance from
the CaFe, in conjunction with Gen. Prt,Ities
wko, it was positively asserted had arrived in
The ntighboTaved. Report adds lAat large
number Ct rebel :1ris2Strs hid bear tGAEn py
?reA1;ss' command, ard a large number Of
Hacons, &c, which htsi alreaty reached Caps
Girardean- Iae Louisiana lett Cape Gira1-
EeaE ST 6 c'eiack on Saturday e7eri75. a sa-
lutte was fred on Saturday morning in honor
cf GEE. Grant, y he had taken posses5ion of
quarters preferred him II the st. Charles Ho.
, 1861-09-03

HA A lady Of Columbus inquired CT The
fp:r:1-raPpe1s how many children Ehs had.
Four" replied the spirit. The husband,
startled NJ the accuracy Ct the reply, stepped
~ and inquired, "Hcw many children hare
Z" 1.-TWO" answered the 1appiDg medium.
The tnaband and wife looked 1t each Other
with al odd smile fo1 moment, and then re-
tired npL-belieYer5,
, 1861-09-03

Tle Ir:ien party Of lcwa m=t il Convention
8. De- eIy2c= Oh the 28:a, a1d nominated the
I,'.:w+i : ticket fcr Stste Of1ic,rz:
Fos G,ee77<or-N B BAKER, Of Clinton.
}I7 Ltat. GcW37tor-CoL. nEHEY, O. Henry
{. ns:r.
Ie1 >s;p5x7.,s JI1ge--IEsCEC5 NOZZLE, Ct Cay
titr ccu:; y.
ST s .h::r ~-a= tie last D:rnocratic Governor
& NV ilzE:::=a-c. Il, Las h.!2 re5:dea. cf
i:.n. f.. =, lEai !l---s. ss.d il aaw All atant
G. t,:.: - t. So: :. The ots4r tTo gentle.
Il Il n. .i.S !ttS ii IRE 7 ,,usiit:.,s
, 1861-09-03

information nss come to hand, euch as
leaves 10 cause fer doubt, that Gen. Prentiss
las captured eight hundred rsbtl prisoners,
many ef them leading secessionists Of the
soutbtast. ard he IS prepared to metz
CIT to them The same trea~ ment, what
ever it mag BE-, = 1ich the gueril;as in North
eln Missouri may adopt towards Union men
Eho ha7e fallen into their .hands.-St. Louis
Democrat. "a.
, 1861-09-03

RECOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF Mrs WILL.
IAMs The remains OF Mrs. Williams, {wife OF
Allen Williamsl, the lazy who was lost on the
Lady E1gin, were yesterday brought up from
Chicago. They we're recovered three weeks
ago ct st. Joseph, Michigan, by J. ". Breiner,
aud were inferred by him there. Tie re:nains
were identified By portion Of the dress and
certain rings.-dfslrastkes Sentinel.
, 1861-09-03
Fighting III Western Virginia.

WHEELING, Va, Sept. 2-The eecessionists
ercamped 81 Worthlrgtcn, Msrion county,
fur lun57sd in pumber, were attacked b5
two companies of United States troops, q
little after daylight this morning. The Sc
cessicrists were tco strong for MIN, and be
MSS obliged 10 faii hack with this loss Of two
mer. The expedition from here Last night hadn't
reached Tie scene Of action =: our latest ad-
vices. Two pieces Of artillery were sent to
Csosenaa's relief from harrisburg TO dag.
he reports that be can hold 1he enemy il
check until reinforced.
, 1861-09-03

~ There are thousands in North Caroline
Who sre determined to hole to the death the
possession ct their property against the Pro.
c!amation OF JET. Davis. They have formed
a league, aEd are gaining in numbers and
strength, and <il resist to the fullest exs=nt
ct their ability any attempt to deprive thsm
Gf their rights.
, 1861-09-03

IN. I. Commercial Advertisers Dispatchl
NEW YORK, Sept 2-The Commercial 5 spec
isl states that it Is reported that seTera: tlou~
sand rebels are in the vicinity Of Aqua Creek
Washington is full Of rumors of an advance
By tie rebels, some even stating that tasy bad
crossed the Potomac at EdwarGs's Ferry.
, 1861-09-03
The Successor OF the Late Dudley L.
Tyn&,

TynS,
Ou- readers will recollect the experience
the late Rev. Dudley A Tying, Of the Caarch
Of the Epiphany, Phlladelphis, who fer preach
irg sermon upan " Oar Country's Tronble=,"
il which he heartily and fearlessly denounced
the Infamous Lecompton measures Of James
South, was set upon by the pro-slavery por.
Fien Of his congregation, aud forced to leave
his parish. Among the most violent in their
cenrnciaticns of the noble young clergyman
was Pierce Bntler {kncHn formerly as the bru-
tai husband of Fanny Kemb1e Bntier), now .
Government prisoner at Fort Lafayette. bIr.
Tyng was succeeded By Rev. William OTIS
P1e1ti=s, Of South Carolina, stakeholder AID
defender OF "the Institution" Sons time
since Prentiss returned to South Carolina, and
Rev. Mr. Cracraft was his successor. That he
& man Of like spirit with the lamerted Tyrg,
is evident from the following from 1ate num-
ber Of tie Philadelphia Dispatch:
"On last Sunday evening, at tie cIose OF his
sermon, Mr, Ctacraft referred to the fac: th 1t
curing The Present week he Ead PAID visit to
the cry ef Was hiDgton, and wa.ie there be
Aae 2sce1taiaed that among the rebel prison-
previous, by q Connecticut regiment, was 4
young South Caro1inian officer who provei to
he scn of the identical Rsy. Mr.. Pfertiss.
NJ. Crac7aft continued his remarks By dec!ar-
irg that he wished the reverend father Of tae
young traitor was in the SAME safekeeping,
Tor he (Mr. CrEc-aff) lad obt2iusd, while st
the seat Of government, the most complete
and incontsov ersible evidence akat while be
mir. P1ent;6s) was occupying the pulpit Of the
EpiFhapy, in Philadelphia, he Was in CORE
poEdtnc with 81 uthern traitors, and shat be
was actively engaged IN plotting treason
againsJ the Goy.s1ment~ MT, CtacrAt did no:
miuce words, nor did he spars, traitors or those
who sympatbise with them. Mr.. c., although
occupying the same pulpit from which poor
Ty.g was elected fer doing what he conceived
TO be solemn duty, but . few years since,
The day Of meanly trucking to smooth.
tcngned tteaeon has gone By, and the wounded
spirit Of Dudley Tyng would have been ap
peased had it been Ifascnt in his old church
or last Sunday night, aad known the history
Of tbs events which have taken place since il
winged its way upward from thc msngled
form Of its earthly tabernacle"
, 1861-09-03

twee1 lTonton and jackson. Gap. G-aat Eu-
pe7cedes G5n- Pfertiss in command. Tle lat
ter hss tenGered his resignation.
Yesterday JET Thompson took S1o0,000
from bank at Charleston, Missouri.
, 1861-09-03
WESTERN VIRGINIA.

Our dispatches report fight and hand
sine Federal victory, at Boone County
Eo'ir: Hcrse, Western Virginia, on Sun
t;:'y. ss1ne thirty rebels were killed and
ttz'. made prisoners. Not single man
wss killed on our s;Ge. The, town was
lvrl@u.
, 1861-09-03

GA1vA, Ill, sapt 2.-Drring the severe
th1ater stern Ct yesterdsy, the house OF Nj
was struck By lightning, killing 3frs. B akes
Instantly. The house was very much shet
te:ed, aid Though the lightning passed throagl
Eeyecal occupied rooms, no other persons were
, 1861-09-03

APPOINTMENTS IN THE INDIANA LEGION
james -Keigwi1 hiss been appointed Co1o1el
n the Clark county regiment Of the Iadiana
Legicn, and Warren HorT, Lient- Colonel.
Jan1ts H. VaHter has been appoiated Lieut..
Co1en5l in the Jennings county regimen: Of
tie Ialiaaa Lecioa.
, 1861-09-03

Our Relations with Great Britain.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-alnister Adams
writes that he does not think the British GOV
eminent contemplstes auy change Of position
60 1oDg as The blockade Is continued,
, 1861-09-03

CAIRO, Sept. 2-Gen. Prc1tiss and staff ar
rived at Cape GiraEdeau Oh Sunday afternoon.
His army Is encsmped at Jackson, ten miles
west No secession camps were found be-
, 1861-09-03
F5ahx and Federal Victory In Western
V1Kgth1As

GA11AroL1s, Sept. "a fight took place
Yesterday, at Boone Court House, Virgsinia,
between the rebels aud three companies oi
Federal trcopa, which resulted in the rouk Of
the rebels, with a loss Of 80 killed, a large
nrmber wounded, and 90 prisoners. None
killed On our ride, bat six were wounded. Our
men burned the town.
, 1861-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. at appears Senator
johnson, of Tennessee, left here for Ken.
lucky at invitation OF leading men Of tina:
State, and will probably deliver an address at
Lexington or issues Of the day.
, 1861-09-03

Is It is no longera matter Of uncertainty
that the SO called Confederate Congress ia il
trouble. Its proceedings are opposed b. some
IT ite Own members, and, notwithstanding
t.at all its proceedings are conducted with
closed doors, facts have leaked ous which are
causing distress to the anxious supporters
ct the wicked rebellion. Il is q divided house.
, 1861-09-03

TIE NINTH REGnEsT.-Yester5a the en-
playee6 In tle Quartermaster's Department
were Kept busy making shipment Of equip
mente t.: Col Nihoy's regiment at Laporte
Everything necessary for The fall eqlI3m mt
-It4idnG,>o}iS Journal
, 1861-09-03

ITO RENT-AVith Immediate pos
Il sef=ton-A Store With Dwelling over it, eI-sibly
r. ased In tie West Dsyslon. suitable f9E = Lager
good tena1t Also, l.: s leslie eegiplz located In
tEe West Division. Aleo lani suitable for garden
rurpctee- ArpT to J. /. NQkTQN, 100 Washington
ttreEt, AGCTn No 6. aG4'6;-!y
, 1861-09-03

H1lApELPHA7 Sept. 2.-The report thst
Hon. David Wiimot Is hopllees1y Ill, is lucor-
rect A letter from him datea Aug. so, s,ys
that he Ia much bett:r.
, 1861-09-03
Sickness at NfAnAa8AS.

"se De Kay,'' writing to the Louisville Con-
rier from Manassas, Of deaths in camp, ssys
The two most recent in the Kentucky reg:.
ment wire those OF George ". Shnma.e and
Id. Tayl ylor, both Of Captain Desha's eompa'
Dy. They died after brief illness, and We're
buried beside one another III a little copse o1
pine, which is already dotted with the graves
Of poor soldiers.
, 1861-09-03
dl1icagt, Tribt&tte


For AFTERNOON DISPATCHES Sze tSttoad
:a2e.
Us Fer "1Idutsn and " Sac" ddee7fisa-
ti.s' is SEC Fourth Iage.
, 1861-09-03

F a new cheap telegraph BY which q
Is beirg laad down in Engiaad.
, 1861-09-03
Gen. Rosecranasa Army.
Tie C!atksharg esrresp ondeat Of the Ci;1

einra'i Gazette says Gang. 50):
Tie Southern division G: the rcbsl Western
Fifeihlis army is supposed to be gradually
pushing its way beyond S1mne+51il.e in the
aope Of surrounding" Cox's force at Gau1eF
and reguinirg the Kalawhs. Meanwhile the
liE5s Ct the two hostile armies at the Cheat
AunEtain Gaps are gradually approaching
aId tie pickets are now Utmost within gun
shot OF e:cE other. o. course uo+ldng would
pitaEe Lee better than 10 have Wise crsnta g
diversion CT The KananAa that would induce
Gen. RceccIans to withdraw LIS forces from
the GapE, s.d 60 Leave 6 weak point expossd
to the watehful enemy. Gen. Lee, it is Eap-
posed, will be hardly gretitied. But it must
be seen That the alarm given in his correspond
Gence soI.e TINE ago, Is to the imperative de-
nand for tToeps here, WIS not given day too
encr. We nay suffer yet, because the people
at ie1ne have been and are too skep5ical On
So vital point.
, 1861-09-03

Seizure Of Tobacco in BOSTON.
BosToS, Arg. 31.-Tne United States Mar
stal to-day seized $1,000 pounds of TOBACCO,
the al7csed properly OF Jas. Thomas, Of Rich
Rond. The tobacco reached Boston via
Huntsville, 49,
, 1861-09-03

W 4NIED-A sma7t, active BoF.
W w3o Trites good taEG, <k:ss rsrents r.
side tH the city None need apply who are over six
teel Gears Of age. A5dress Post Office BOZ ti ID in
naEf rttisg Of applicant sesxtt
, 1861-09-03

= FRANKFORT, Ky, Sept. 2-House-R Il.
BuckGsr was e1ec-Ed Speaker, n. T. Samusls.
C!srk, and Joh2 s. Smedley, Sergeant ct, Arms
The senate IS Eot organized set.
, 1861-09-03
HORSE, SUITABLE FOR CAR
Ill RAGE CIR SADDLE

FOR 5AIE.
Inquire at Eclipse Stable in real Of .asonIc Temple
, 1861-09-03
Geus Fremont and the Slaves OF tha
tkebelB.

II his proclamation establishing Martial La
Throughout Missouri, Gen. Fremont warns all
rebels kat cn their conviction by Court Mar
tia} their properly will be cou6=cate3 and tls5ir
sieVss, if any they have, are in advance deciar-
Gu 10 bs free. Tkss declaration wilt attract much
st eI ticu as The Introduction OF new policy in
Iete1eDee to the slaves Of the rebels Il is q
marked and btld step, and an evident i'm
pro7emeIt upon Gen. Busler's course in con
tikcatzug the slaves as coa,rabaad.
The eject Of this declaration upoa tho rsb-
els Will be decided. The slaves are virtually
a:rcsdy freed by Frcmens's proclaim alton.
This is q heavy blow, properly ana oppor1nne-
II aimed, and will act as a powerful preven.
tive AID sedatiye to those who are predspos-
cd to, or are laboring under the deIizium OF
Eecessiop.-H. Louis Democrat,
, 1861-09-03

IA RIGHT d BRUTH ! r,
Vt. EElCT" GEO. {. WRIGHE,
Ct Ller.IaE1 Ll1e. TGrEeFit G 5. EBEatt Co.
III Ciac:..n-t, D.
, 1861-09-03
From the KanHxha ReSiment-Th
RumOf ed DeEext OF tho 7ta Ohio Reg
1meHss

r ~" hAE A&A&EE ne 4k9&1m&AN-IA@
Rumof ed DeEe4t OF tho 7th Ohio Reg
1mens.
We have letter from Col. J. Y. Guthrie,
cf the LIST Kentucky Regiment, dated at
Charleston, on the kaaawha, Aug. 2Sth. He
Eage:
"To prevent excitement and alarm in Ohio,
I send you this. You have no doubt heard
Of the disaster of the 7th Ohio Regiment,
Col. Tyler, and tie supposed great less oz
men. l am happy to inform you that the
companies supposed TO be lost OF killed, have
reported themselves to me this day, at the
head Of Sandy, four hundred and fifty meR. I
have sent provisions and wagons to help th=m
Or by to morrow. They did not number seven
hundred il all {there we're eight compauies)
when they left Gauley. More than two huu-
dred and twenty have reported in Camp Gan
ley up to this time, ard they are coming in
nourly. Our loss was reported to be Two hun
dreG. You perceive that it is not thirty all
telG."
Col. Guthrie f1rther informs US that the
elsny is believed to be moving TO break Gsn.
Cox's Line Of communications between Camp
Gauley and Charleston. This line is guarded
BY t6rcS under Lieut.. Gel Eaya-t, who holds
au impo1tan1 and critical position. The Colo:
Eel tells lie thst General Cox ought to have
len thousand instead Of four Thousand men in
.he kala~ls yelley.-C:ac;nz Conanerciaz.