The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

10 manassas Tor the body OF Col. Cameron, re
turned to-dey Fy this flag, and wiii'procecd t,
Washington tonight
NEW YoRK. Oct. 4tb.-Thc Northern light
from Aspinwall, Brings S9S2, 600 The Kcyston,
State arrived at Aspinwall on the 25;h from
Surnam She would go to Key West. Th,
Maceed1ni left Aspinwall on the 2jth io
Porto Bello, for water. The steamers Parkers
burg and Potomac have been chartered to con.
vey troops for the Government. The p1ivatcel
Sumter left suripam SEPT 9Th, for the frigate
| Powhatan.
New YORK, Oct. Eth. Capt Supher arrived
this forenoon, reports the sehoeners Tillen and
lag to the South md schooner Red Fox, Of
New Orleans, under Mexican colors, are loading
at Havana, with mlskets, lead and ammunition
for New Orleans.
A special to the New York Post, says, adsices
which haveius been received here from TIE
West, represent the people as being intense
u excited eier the runCr of the removal of
Fremont. So general is this odtery in the
West, that Cover ment has determined Lot tc
remove him until he has had ample time to
show his capacity to command. 1t is now Ger
tain that he will neither be superseded no-
courtma~tia,ci while his troops in pursuit OF
the enemy and his friends are filcd wish ardent
hopes.
General Woo left this city by the morning
train to-day. 1t is Supposed his dctinaticn is
St. Louis
Gen. Mcclellan has put end to tho visits
of politians to our camp5.
The Richmond papers cf Thursday state
that JEFF. Davis arrived a: Fairfax Court House
on "Wednesday, and made speac.: to the sol
d.ers, telling them that ,fthey would s,on be IN
baltimore. TIE Rchmond journals also state
,hat the sick soldiers of TIE rebel army have
been sent from Manassas . Richmond, and that
this movement was made II expectation OF
battle. although 70 Official information has
been recei:ed.
The British stcarcr Bermuda had arrived
IRON Liverpool, England, August 15.h. She
lad evadcd the blockade and reached Savanrah
with arms anG munitions. Private intelligence
is considered conclusive as 20 this face.
note, dated headquPn ters of Gen. McCrci-
Ian, asks me to telegraph to all papers, request
ing them to abstan fully from mentioning the
naval preparations of this Government fai any
expedition against me South. Signed D. II.
Craig.
JEFFERSON Cry, oct. 4th.--A spec ial to the
St Louis Democrat says the steamer Tmeilia
arrircs this morning, with the wounded, frcm
Lexington
About me hundred rebels remained in lex
ington Tuesday forenoon.
Prescott. resident Of Lexington, who was
in Mrlligan's fortiications during the siege,
eontradicts the report that Sturgis had arrived.
Prescott says he heard Price tell Rains and
Parsons that now gas the time to fight if they
ever intended to fight. lie says they had cast
two cannon at the foundry in Lexington, which
increased their field nieccs to fourteen. They
had taken them south with Price.
Cant Abel and Henry Starr. who wcro cap
turcd short time since, while carrying dis
patches from Gen. Fremont to Gen. Lane, and
we're confined in dungeon at Westport came
down on the Emilia having escaped from Lex
ington.
Capt. n. o. Stanley. Of the regular cavalry.
who also distinguished himsolf at Dug Springs,
has been s,,poi:,tc5. BriGa lier He viii assume
command of the cavalry brigade.
Gen McKinstry is not to he transferred to
Kentucky He will have a division of the
Array of the West, and viii start tomorrow
1t is thought that Gan. Fremont viii also leave
to morrow lie and his army are enthusiastic
and confident. and urgent t. meet the enemy.
A srecial to tho Missouri Republican says
Col. Glover. who was left at Lexington in
critical condition, is likely to recover.
report Of large amount of loaded shells
having been dug up inside of Mullican's in
trenchments after the surrender. is untrue.
ToRoyTo &C. Wy. Oct. 5th.-Tc-day's Lead
er calls upon the Government to vindicatc itself
by instituting criminal proceedings against
Federal agents engaged in enrolling men for
service in the Federal army.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4th.-The New York
Tribune's dispatch says Gen. Wool this morn
ing had an interview with the President, the
Secretary of War and Gen. Scott No new
command has heen assigned him. nor has Gen.
Mansfield been ordered to remain permanently
at Fcrt Monroe.
No Cabinet decision has been arrived at re-
garding the Missouri question, but within the
next forty eight hours the Administration will
decide either to supply General Fremont with
rciniorcemcnts arms and money asked for or
supcrsede him; if the latter, General Wool will
be ordered at to St. Louis to take corr
mand, and in that event men. money and arms
will be sent on. 1t is aprrehended that Frc-
mont vii! not be superseded, unless the next
news from Missouri is unsatisfactory and is of
disastrous character.
The following official dispatch just received
from Washington sets all doubts at rest:
| WAsmxGroY, Oct. 3d.-To General S. R..
Curtis, st. Louis: General Fremont is not ord
! cred to Washington, nor from the field; nor is
any court martial ordered concerning him.
[Signed1 W. H. SEWARD.
Secretary of State.
FoRrREss MoSRoE, Oct. 4th.-The Pawnee
has returned from Ilattcras Inlet. She reports
the capture of the propeller Fanny Thurs
day. She was captured by three rebel tugs
which put out from Roanoke Island Two ri
fed cannon, 25 of the Indiana Regiment, in
Guiding men from several companies of Col
Hask;ns' Regiment, and a cargo of Commissary
storas fall ;pto the hands nf the rebels Tho