The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-31
SACRAMENTO. Oct. 3lsI.


The following dispatch, received by the
Overland telegraph. il from the Sacrament
to Union Of this morning:
Or,sCY. III, Oct 3OIh.-The reporter OF
The California Associated Press arrived
here 10 day. and will transmit the reports
10 the Pacific from this point until the line
through Iowa is completed.
The advance guard Of FremOnt' army
under SiVeI, entered Springfield On Sunday.
Oct. 9th; The remaining diviriOns we're ex'
prcied the day following.
1t is said Price will make stand at S"r'
coxie, having been reinforced by A. :.
JohurOn, or California memory. Fremont
will push on south ~ fact ~ possible, and
give battle.
Gen. Lane captured : transportation
train Of the enemy in Bates county few
days ago. aud several prisoners.
Gen. Scott, il IL reported will resign bis
command in the army in few days, on
account of bodily in6rmiIies.
Richmond papers contain accounts Of the
battle neAr Leesburg. They FAy ;bey had
fifteen regiments on the ground, 6"I only
y part were engaged. They claim deci'
Sive victory. with 400 prisoners, three pie
ces Of artillery, two flags, and several hum
dred muskets. They admit = loss CT 300.
There are now ffty ihOusSnd rebels At
Leesburg.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30th.-The Congressional
Committee closed their labOrs lsSt night.
II is understood they made seaSshing in
vvstigslion into alleged frandS, SI'd irregu
IariGies Of Government Onserrr in Ibis mill
tary department.. The result Of their labOrs
will be made pubic in few dAys.
The St. LOnis Democrats special from
Jefferson City, Oct 2sIb. says: Ge". Prem.
tiss, who left ST. Louis Sunday night last
with large force TO surprise aud capture
the rebels at Fulton, Galloway cOsnty, re
turned aud reports that before he reached
that place Gen. JnO. b. Henderson,, Of the
State militia, had made y compromise with
the rebels at DIon's Mills, by which he
,mmanded the U. S. troops not to make
" arrests If the rebels would lay down
their arms and return to ihpig homes. Prem
iius agreed TO this compromise. but on the
hrst violation OF it will visit severe venge.
ance on the rebels offending. The DrOpO-
sii0n for compromise came from the rebels,
A. Henderson could have eAtily CspsHred
hem.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30th.-ThOIpaf Quig
ley. David Rodarman and Edward MIllOuTs,
were convicted Of piracy last evening.
Commodore Dnpout's private secretary
pub iShes card through his brother n.law
saying II is false that be had abscOndrd
with the sealed orders Of the great naval
expedition.
The great feet sailed this morning from
Fortress Monroe. the Wabash taking the
lead at daylight when the gun Eas tired as
signal, the Cahawba bringing up The rear.
The vessels, about 50 iu number. formed in
Inc few miles down the Roads, aid went
cut between the Cupes in splendid Style
fhe Baltic has in Tow the Ocean Express.
he Vanderbilt the Great Republic, aid
he Illinois the Golden Eagle. The morn.
'ng WAS most beautiful and the scene The
lnest ever witnessed ON this continent.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3Olh.-The case Of the
suspension Of the babeas corpus. by order
'f the President, in regard to the soldiers
OF the army more particularly, came up in
court to-day, Chief Justice Dunlap deliver
ing al opinion. the substance of which is
that he respectfully protests against the
right claimed by the President to intercept
The proceedings in this case.
NEw YORK, Ocr 3O;b.-Sieamer Colum.
hia arrived from Havana. bringing news
that things looked quite warlke there. A
large feet was lifting out for Mexico.
| The English minister bad called on the
rebel commissioners in full uniform, and
presented them to the Captain General.
The captain Of the privateer JEFF Davis
lately arrived at Havana.
Senator McDUugall was az Cairo last