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, 1861-09-24
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Steamship Persia at Cape Ra<e.

ST. Joazs, n. f., Sept 23+-The Peftiax
frcm Liverpool, the 14th, via Queenstown the
18th, passed Cape Race this morning, She
9ss boarded By the News Yacht, 4dY;c2s
fur aays later than BY the aaEon.
At Liverpool breadstuffs were quiet and
steady, with the exc. pt1o0 Of corn, whie1
vas dropping. Provisions duh. Consuts g3Y
The Persia reports meeting the Great Ea.t-
e1n puttizg bsck to Liverpool In damaged
s.ate.
TIE London Tires editorials ridicu!e ths
passport system OF the United Statea, andeaye
i. will not secure the desired end. The only
cu3Flaint tia. EuEand has to make In the
matter Is IN regard to the discontteay to Lord
Lycrs in leaving him to iearn OF the ne r e1-
rengement from the newspapers.
Movements were making Of troops prEpara-
toTy to their eEabsrkat;on for Canada
Dr.. Russell, in another letter to the London
Tines On American Affairs, says Gen. McEle1>
In is rspid;y becoming MISTER Of the situ2-
tior, and that the movements OF the Federal
3sts By water, both on the eeaboard and down
re A1ississjppi River, mnst greatly em7a7szs
It was etated that The steamship City ot
Ntw ! cIk took fifty-five cases Of rifles for the
NogsEasn army, but the agents OF the line de-
nied sll knowledge Of any shipment contra
band It war.
It is confirmed that our Minister at Brns
seis hsd visited G4ribaldi, to ofIer him com
1rn1d in the Federal army. The DerrefN ra
grets thst it cannot give denial to the rumal
If the acceptance Of tha offer By Garlbldi.
SPAIS.--The ae~s Is confirmed that Spain
IL to join in the Aug1c-Franco expedition tc
NeY1rh
, 1861-09-24
Military moscEuenss at st- louis.
{Frnrn the nFrnafrAt 53t1

The nliEois- regiment Ct Col. novsy, aid
Ce!. C2r.ir's regiment, recently arrived aa:e,
went directly through 70 :rontou. Col. Car.
IL was fsrne2l3 Cap rain q the Sixth rsgipa-a:
L. 5. A., aId Il nov! in connsnd at lroatca
The First Nebraska, Col. Thayer, 8 Hns Esgi-
glent, en1tar.sd yesterday, on tbs .ars e. tue
Igea Mo1ut,iu Railroad depot, 70 60 directly
70 j. Ee:eon City. About 1 o'l,2eE 3 NJ, the
csrs started ard gracefully wound around the
curve on the leTte and out Poplar atrest, to
the great sEtonlshm< Mt and delight If many
spectators. The Connection It the l1cn Moac-
tai1 road with the Pacific Railroad Las already
I5oytd great utility.
The long rrain conveying the Fi:iat Neh1 AsIka
WIS gai]y dec.ed with IsloR f1gs, All : LAID
tf uus.t $::tEpanled tas4o irou, b.751 oar.
| t:rs, and did foe service In rendering the
j ecene gay and lively. Another train Of fiftee1
t!uskt, otaring abcut thirty covered Esgoza
!. aad lo1gs q.antlty Of 'rH,Ss supplies fol
| ine Memphis a..s: Meramec
4 trasa OF twertg-pine cars MAS Gu. from
iment, which viii prnaab,y be Forwarded +.
otce up the Missouri.
, 1861-09-24
MULLtGAN'S SURRENDER.
Our Latest Disaster and Disgrace.


Especial DiEpatch 10 the Chicago Tri.uae3
QrKcr, Sept ., 1s6l.
+abcut roo non CONN :4siontd officers a1d
Eri7ates Of Col. Mu1';gau's command a-ri7cd
here IRON Lez*pston, Mo, by tho Qu'aey a>d
st. Jc.eph 1a!lroaa abor. 6 o'clock Il y even.
-. Tie rema'ndsr, amonntirg to acyut
1,5c3, E.u be here to 1ae,- OF a13 neA- dag.
Col. Nr;7iedn>s tc7ee u Le> Rs. n, II is Bta-
ted by these soldiers, cd not exc d tn eot,-
fTe Euuored, ;nclud'nr s2yera' comp Ct
A!sFcEe. Home Guarje. TIE sie.se uton
Mr':iess's entseEcems t. con, naac-i ca
11rr=6"y, the 18Th iast., e~3 MS c52t;aus3
f:em cay to tsy r~.t:: F.;day l:-t, At O'Clock
P. ~, when tts Er'os4 q =, VS. 1ar'=d DOM
By the Home Guart, G: ii :sot1'., who k:s1
acted ;as1rc:eaty and cowsEa23 tnstrs the
whole sle.e.
!-ol. Auillgan reruas5 70 sufEaaa2:. bnt
,',';og wounded IN c1e Of h. 1e.s 1t the time,
he cer'd cot prevent 1t, ~ he had hut ire
or six .'aa1srs 1ef1 for his artillery, aad oair~
ne1:1J <u5 OF am nur ton fuz L. :rsaat = AID
cavalry, he could have held ou3 but little
longer.
C=l. Tho:1a- 4, Marshall, Of tie cava!rr, is
I'D 10 a2!.e acted ne=. coward7y, yba1za Ills
Htn conducted Themselves Tit7 g7eat brars:g
ezd gs!.a2+ry, making se7era1 destructive
charges upon tbe enemy.
After the Surrender, when the rebels sr
Preached Col. Au1ligan, c1d dems1ded his
sword, be refused to deliver Ii up, md the.
took it from him by physical force.
Col Ma';;:gan ard h. regiment h3re co:ercd
f1tmzesris With g1c1y, wt''e somebody some.
s@ers Is terribly guilty Of gr-c! n1onz for
Let havjrg him reinforced in tins.
c.. Nn''::s21 and all the Commissioned Of
fce,s arc stin held ss Prisoners.
LATEST DzsP4TcH
Qr1scT, Sept. s.-1 O'clock AM
t2- AE'ifss1 surrendered or Friaa:. The
commissioned efllccSs we're hcl.: p1l=;ae-s.
The others a:z sworn rot to fight e:a:asr the
eiase3e.4tss a5aSn and are 7sls:=e3. 2,co0 Of
t2-G s-Esyed here th's ersaiuc. Tnev had
bS9c without water for two days. Tne'- am
Mrn1't1 Eaye cut. The1e were nc r.:nto7ce-
mso:s, aed they could not Ea7e Goae otAsr-
NE 'h'Gsu,se serder. The loss is 2ot so 1ssze
CO e':eer side ~ reported.
G.. P-ent'ss 2ssr-rc3 coup-na..7 N 1o,>b
Aasousi aud hte.ted west yesterday noon.
lie is west Of Brock field, snd is now cut of 5y
tie rssels, supposed to be q PAT cE P:.cc'z
t'.ce- Great fsa:, s-e entcs..2iaed ttst he
WIN be eaptcr,d.
ReForfs are rife that body Of 5000 10 90
tsoels are marching on s.. Joseph. An attack
ts exr;ee there Tomorrow. Palmy7s is not
Aee frorn daryer, End it would no, be eur
prsEieg Il the rebels made ths.r appearance
tte-e beIore mol1tnr.
, 1861-09-24
Important .uovement,


"a Saturday, nine etaamers lying al The
levee, we're chartered BY Gen. Fremont, Their
nsmes are Emma, Emile, M!nuehaha, q D.
Bacon, Northerrer, ". L. Ewing. ]. D. Per1y,
sam Ga7y aId Pest Boz. Theee, alued to
others aEeady engaged, make Aeet OF 1oaz-
teen or fifteen steatners which ore now 81
tiye|y engaged in an important expedition
Drdtg Gep. Fremont.
Yesterdsy tie n. ". Graham, Nortlern=1,
y. L. Ewi1g, ssn Gsty, D. G. Taylor, q. D
Bacon ard 8. Mcdowell were busy at tta
landing taking on troops snd military stores
and equipments The Northerner, Graham,
Ewing ana Ga1y shi2psG Col Ellis's earalryy
regiment Of 750 men aad the same number o.
.frses- The Taylcr sock on boasa Col Ksl-
t:1's regiment, the Bacea Col, Rland's ragi
Me1t, aud he Mcdowell Col. Knoblssdorf g
regiment Of Northwestern R,hsmen. AL VIC
know Of the destination Of this f0rul .dab1s
fast is, that the noata hsre turbed their noses
rr s:1taa,, anu STE undoubtedly bonod ios
TIE Missouri 1iytr.-I Louis D1a ,2SM,
, 1861-09-24

Gen. Hanter Ass0mes Command and
tA4ReS His Orders,

Afhm Inc Ml.s15r1 De1rot.st.1
RoL1A, Mo, Sept. q, 1851.
At th}s distance from. gt.:1r nv, aua s?.o-r5
Of orr bcE6 thought when we lirst art:Ta3
nefs, from civilization, perh3cs so.1e OF vca-
hcus-2ds G! 1eAdels nay ina ;:ne ttat l6ia is
Z F;acs q e to-stIueEr5, e.. that ne are d.
~ nSih:c4, oaA rs pc b5 no meas ;3ls.
Col. Wynan. ceGnenGant cf the nost, Is
Dan OF u1r2 and not o. #or5e. Inaer h:s
energetic management, much has bee s2-ora-
p3ished In the tc-:nying Of the town. Tue al
:rol, a7d tre.*en, wE'eA be:ore t.. Ar.iys! Of
troops Lere IVES rampant, has eaadeulv
VANISHED cEG lstaken i:saif to mere rene.
retrsats. Ike :cceps stationed here have been
waiting laE!e2tiy :he deye1epu ci er2ats,
and es the EEa1cwE e@1ne aea 20 ucca ;sa
hc1izcn Of cu7 countrr's 3cst:1y. vasct-
l.x Titn pa:p1at jn.e1t 81 ins suetcss nua a..
as1.rs to htr arms, ttty hays never ctsx.3 +,
I7av fer TIE +;me &c G. :ae W2ea they eAc;l ;s
led to the GeflrEc C. tiAei- c3Irt-y acd r;
glcr;ccs tsE: List nirat. when e1e t,A:n AZ
rived ard 1r1r Tapr wss dist7iartea, iof
which, br the ~at. t.e:.e .as &c: II 4snse5.i
E.rch e2:.irEicsI vis Hlapi.::5a il sha d;t-
. tercnt camps, SD tnsy ~ I" wonIerr :, IS .ao
:'tpe had Go: c1sne for for sGrl movement
, oG: fhsy a:c ht2:1c:3g IS 10 l"ir. Gle Ee1i iu,,
P;r@1.aa{ Hcm, that IL, to ask TO Yc, t:n-e.
A1sjor General Huu::r aud s.atf arrived tr5a
; cn Nednts1a:. TIE reSt dry be precee3-J
:; sc 1trisH TIT oitre7snt commacds, and ve:.er-
! Gag azsErncd command Of this division Of he
3Tm5 Ct The West," ald :esac3 his c7Gsrs,
: Tie Gele1;rs first E=y's p .rA updnub+ div
! CONVINCED hin ~. tas position Is NC! TIA: oT
; ti1ecure, as his secand s'gen-..1. order"
!. YES the aspeintE.n: Ct Col. Wyca- as
g; lcsFtc!or eenef2l OF the GsTisso1. Is. Wy
: Ea': Is already Goirg three mems wcrk, ba: il
=, s9a rtt rs aseo re viii S2d t;4e to a..:@ad
10 tsls az Tei1 a t::::s1toz Of cays'ss is be-
! ne tcrmed here Four compauiesa-- a'r:, y
{ crgouizsd, aae the ba::a':on viii be vsss sS52
/ Completed, The Fas+ has estie f. :tcr:ly dem
"ust!atcc that these t1lf 11dja7, huf
! ;su-r, "a N!feouriaEs e1e remarkably eHift Of
| 1t'oL II IS quite wonderful 70 eac h3R theF
/ StI GIL c1 the way Gi tke fe5eT-1 to.!aTs.
i Last #tak sone tlse h314red Of Infantry sad
| tFc y mpan:es OF cavalry were DISPATCHED t.:
| kaltm, f"e1fE five E,lles southwest Of Rolls,
! Tor the purpose Of G;sFe1s5nE band Of rebels
sid to lie cepgFeseated in tsa* yiclpi.y, But
we're non est. Thet will not STAND, bit scat
ter srd hide, AID Wa5t fvr IN opportunity to
/ stt q CHARGE shot st Cur men. TEE sc.cs 1cG
ont bare provided themselves qusrte,s ia he
! hc1efs, court house, ETC., If Salem. nrd win
"bide !heir ti1ae" for blow, ana / hope III
ny re1t TO be abie to f,tve Ton : sl1ry ian or
! elrry to our arus. Perhaps aa to- eathu.
sias!ic, cut, Mesers. Editors, a1n a soldier. 4
volunteer soldier, and tall you and your
! readers that II We here at Ro1la are a3]6Hff
half chance We EiH do or part to retrieve
7ht 1Dfefortunea that our srms have suffered
n TIC Eat. THIS Is what We ere + 7a5tiuesf:s.
i'A than remain, GUABD.
, 1861-09-24

FROM SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune,]
sRRfsoF1Mp, H., Sept. =
The iattst ad:iees from QatncYa inform us
Of tho ar1iTs1there Of Mu'1isaa'e regiment and
psrt Of Col. Mszshnu'a First Regiment Of Ill
nois Casslry. The reported less Of the latter
in tie engagement at Lexington is42 totai IN
the l,attle, no. Seven hundred more VII a.
rive at Quincy tomorrow. Al commissioned
officers atepFieoners at LeHugtcn, nnd the
men are discharged Oh parole, with nothing
bu. tAeir clothes.
ANOTHER DISPATCH
6rn7Sar1kzn, Sept %.
Additional r&1rate dispatches from members
cf tie Illinois First Cavalry, state that Col
Hnll;gan contacted the engagement with cor
.ummate skill 1nd bravery. Nothing b1t in
Iera'iye necessity compelled MIN 10 surrer-
der. He wst wounded in one leg, ard whan
the rebels nrrived to take possession Of Lis
command, he firmly refused to surrender h.
sword and regimental hag, and yetretains pcs.
session Of them.
Other dispatches speak Of tho aepo1tmsn,
OF tie entize command a. evincirg great cour
age. Ma7shail's regiment Of cavalry lost d
uen; The Loom,s Dungeons, Capt. Jasne1
MtNulta, Of Bloomington, suffering E2ost
Himself and zen are warmly commended fc
| their pe1acnal bravery.
Col. Csrr's Third Regiment Of cavalry aE
undtr orders fer ST. Louis. Five compsnle
left th3s aferncon; the remaining seven to e
tomorrow morning. The regiment lease
we'll tqu!TPed In every particular, and will It
t ctl7e aims at st. Louis.
, 1861-09-24

Col. MDH3gan'a Reported aErrenIee-~-
4hs KafAta near 1s11e Elt3-~.+1ore-
ueHts Of The ferees.

JEFrEEs2s r1rr, Sept 2a-1Iidn:cat.-A
disFatcn .sai. te1e fo-u:gH: says the Federal
srocpS at I*Eingtau surrendered s5 tia rebels
IN Friday .fs:rnoen, tor Ran: Of water.
R1n- McGu!loch ;xas .E B-1..sa e3auss; oa
Monday lsAt, marching on Let:ngeon. Maj.
tai. ISe greatest 1ct:T.tv pra7aits nese il
military ci1cl>e.
The fts@1aer Sunshine was brought down
lere te,aaJ~ She is n5t disabled, as reported.
hsr Captain vas p,i3 il Cenf@l asa*e R9zJs f,T
E;s se1v;css TOR fers5irs G:-=s-.'s iorcas across
f1e river At Glasgow.
IT. LevIs, Sept :3s33.-Tke eu1reaae7 es Lex
ic%ten Is deaisd IN many q~4r,e7s, t5rash ,ho
probabilities are t':st the Feiera1 g.rriEssn lus
srffe1dssed, Lsze vas above Lexington, in
tns sesr, and sturgis Opposite the cit.
Alccu41oea's where:is4uis is not 1r=s:sely
II OWE.
Hall O: CT. 1IcC1rzsa's regimen. {H,,,e
Gnsrc} wss su7xrissd at Tustuahia, Miller
ceaEty: p H0 rebels, e=pizr.os, Il is saia,
II The ba.t!s 81 Blue Wills, seventeen OF tue
Iowa Sd arc .epr.sed killed and Woun.lel.
Rebel Ices considerably more
LATER REPORTS.
ST. Lofts, Sept. 2S,-Ge:.. PraGtiss's Dis
{'ssta, auneuncing tee surrender Of C7l, Mil
lgan Ct Lexington. states that the Fedora!
loss Is 81 killed and l40 wounded TIE rebel
hss ie supposed to be ebcat SID killed and
FcEn2cl.
TIE reported fight 5stween the r6be;s End
General haae's Brigade ;1esr Biue 3fti.s Il di=-
efes11sS hcze, Lane being s3ne distance east
Ct ihat lC!Gt III aast sccocutA Ma.ehirE ca
Lexington.
The account O; tbs battle Of B:ue Mills, for
Bardcd list night, Hes derived from oH1cl7l
e:srsteheE written o1 the spot, aad can there
fcze &c relied CT.
Co Snilh'a command was to learc B.3e
Mills eor St. JoscIh the G2y as--er fhe battle
sSpec;=! to the ST. Louis Danocrat.l
JEFFERSON llTF, Ssrt. 2S-A dsspstca 70
ceiYSd hsre this evening from GeG. Fremont,
seetna to fully 2oIlEsn the surrende- of Lex.
ingtcn by Col Mulligan. The dlspa:ch SAYS,
Lexington had surrendered On Fidsr, fol
Esnt cf water. Before surreuderiag, Cot
doIiigaa eens2o00 Of his men across tie river
to brookvil1e, en- route for Quincy, Ill No
commissioned officers were released.
The news to-day from Tuscumbfa reports
fhat Col. A(cC!urg, Of the Fedsral troops, wha
wss attacked on Frida3 by party Of rebeIs
uader Parsons aud johnson. but he repused
tSen' with q slight loss on our si1s.
Our forces sent up tha river LAST week are
noT at Boonvine, ana will move forward to
Lexington Tomorrow.
Gen, Davis leaves here to morrow to take
command AID lead them On. otcer troops
viii go forward Immediately.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. 2s.-Correct reports frca
, 1861-09-24
KENTUCKY.
Movementz OF lhe Rebs1s, &c.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2s 1t is reported from
below that q fnal1 detachment OF RouHsean's
force haa sdvanced fifteen miles southwa1d Of
E.izanethtown, md tha: BnckneE Is aGyaacing
nert5W2rd from Bo~lIrg Green, with q foree
vsllous1y estimated at from 1900 to 10 600.
Tie E*uetin Gays that lock number tarae,
Green River, Was blown up on Friday BY or
der Of Gen. Buekner, and puhf1he8 letter
purpe:t;ng TO be from him dirscting the de-
6trnction Of !ock humber one, the HAMS river.
The Union men, Learning Of tbs, attempted
pnsucceettu1Ey to guard the locks, bct they
Fere destroyed.
Capt. Gibson aud four missing Pickets have
returned t. camp at Salt River:
The City Council have passed q resolution
Appruvirg OF Gen. Auderson's appointment Of
Provost Marshal, and another requesting the
e1tizeps to close their buHinesA honsss At fcur
ia'elaek eve1y afternoon to allow people to
grill
Gen Nelson, who founded Camp Dick Rob-
iaeon, haa gese to aaJsRins TO stazk Re~
camp for volunteers.
!: The same paper saws = Lieutenaut OF Bnck-
8sr'e army Wa1 arrested q. Oldham On SandaE
As aspy.
+. FaAxMoRr. Sept. 23--1n the House, the
t eoara to borrow 81 coo ,O00in addition to the
II $4,000 authorized May 24-h, cn State
bonds, payable in ten years, and establish.
ing , tax OF hve cents cl . hundred dollars
to pay the bouds and interest on said SIM,
% bs appropriated for ths dsfenee OF the State.
The bill re organizes the MILITARY Board,
making it consist IF Peter Dudley, Samuel
Gil, George T. Wood. E. f. TsJlo-, and John
B. TtMp1a. 4 resolution WAS offered and re.
ferred TO the Committee On Federal Relations,
.,sAirg Gov. Magothn whether the invasion ol
| this State by Bcckner has been made upon
any copsu]tstion, advice or Recommendation
ct persoilE connected with the Executive De.
.aItmeni Of the State Government
| in the Senate resolution VISA adapted thai
! ftuEittee Of two IRON the Senate a0G. on;
! fccm the Hcuse, be appointed to inquire b
| What authority and under What charges mem
hers Of 1he Gene1a1 Assembly hays been, as i
| reported, afreeted ut HaffpGsbEr1.
, 1861-09-24

Slice the 1e1 OF thia monil the resignations
If fly three officers in the regular army have
betp received and accepted a. Washington,
makirg total Of 21S eince the battle Of bull
Run. To this number should be added a
dszen or mere that lave been courtr1artih:ed
sid deprived Of their rank. One Of these lat
TER, Col McCunn, Of the New York 37tb, who
kad hsen deprived Ct his coRmand, las been
ordered by Gen. Mcclellan to le ave Wishing
ton aD1 70 return Gur;ng the War,
, 1861-09-24

THE BRIDGE AT Huron. "A COMMITTEES Of
citizens ct Cinc!apa'i kas been appointed at
the instance Of the Chief Erginee: Of the Ohio
& Mississippi Railroad, to investigate the
Causes Of the recent disaster by which Colonel
Tu.chin's regiment was wrecked, and to re
port whether the railroad management Is to
blame fer it. They proceeded 10 Dsaver
Creek, for this purpose, on Moudsy, anJ THAR
r5part 1aay he looked for in day crtwo.
, 1861-09-24

4sE=@af- DlsFaseh ~ w. vlicago Ts1h2rel
,.., CAIRO, Sept. a.
Yesterday s7eEisg eight plckets Of the 1oga
i1A, cut 1T Grofs Reads, mile and a half iron,
E"!:ot>'s Mills, our advanced post on tie Ken.
tusty ahors, we're suddenly approached py
h.tS OF sixty rehel cavalry, The pickets fred.
"skn The rebels turned sud fed. Two 0:
three Of their number were seen to fall; but
were dragged OFT by their horses. One OF their
hcrses 7as killed, the accoatremeats and pis-
tolls 1nling into the hands Ct the Iowa boys.
4 riderless horse from among them also fel
into ou1 hands, Their worrdea @ud dead .Sere
carried array. The reb=ls returned the t!re
heti,re f1eeirg, but did no damage.
Troops are moving 70 day to the re::sforcs-
nent Of Norfolk.
T. is rumored Eere that OHEnsb-ro, ken-
lucky. is in tne hsnas Of the rsht's uoae- the
Command Of Gen. Buckner.
AL quiet at Paducah.
Il is dullsr than eyer In Cairo.
, 1861-09-24
Fze" Jefferson City.~.What General
Price will do Next.

JEFFERSON CIT, Sept 2o.--Nothiug aas
been received here co1roborato7y Of the re-
port offhe surrender Of Lexington, 3nd many
ae1e djsbeliese it totally. Df. Hughes, uac
lett his home, forty-1i7e mi]ea from Lsxirgseo,
on Saturday night, and who is near ne:g hbor
Ct capt. Maggct1n, captured ny Col Marshall
and taken to It 1iugt ton about fwo weeks since.
and who Aas TWO sons in the rebel army, de-
clares ii tie city had sr1rendercd CT Fc.day,
AagcNn's family must have heard Of It, and
he n:uself bees appr;aed Of the t.c:.
I. is supposed if Lexington has baea SUE
rendered, Price and his army vii! moTe do6n
the river, and unless checked or defea:sd, Ct
tack Bccnyille ard then Jefferson City,
This city is quiet, and 10 fears are .2tsr-
tanned Of the rebels whatever Il eht:r f7=ca.
, 1861-09-24

s'ET1EHx VIEW oE "PEAc: Parties -
TIE Memphis Aea|aneh= u the 5su inst. -p.o.
66seE1s5 the "peaee" psrties in tbs Felz.a!
States "=r:ant hu1nhues," and asr5:
"Ihtr uaaF hold tfeif conroatioas, watue
Shut 3.esce, and pass their cantlng resolutions
urti1 doo1nsdas, hut will nera= eifeet = p=aee
op their teruaa- They may lick the feet 3; tbs
tinue 10 fight him, and against the ,G51=ra
nent ct IF hich he Is +t,e dictator. and AGAINST
t.s ls4:p'e saom he governs, until sis gsta
lid OF them t1rtraa
, 1861-09-24
FROM ST, LOCiS.
sSptctal nsepstch to the Chlc3ro Trihnnc.1

Ispecial n!epateh to the Chicago Trihuuc.]
SF. LOFTS, Sept. "a
The news f:om Mul1!Ean, VA J=at.son City
Is not considered relishle, a. 1t ;s evident the
rebels would prevent I'll communication Il
possible.
Great feeling e1ts:s Iere in re'atioa to the
failure to reinforce Mu1l:gac The Eaenm7
Ntscs, tonight, hsd severe article blaming
TIE Military authe1.ties here for the {ai3ura,
The senior proprittv1 Of the paper, G. G.
Ramsey; bss been arsst=d for the direct al1u-
sien to Gen, Fremont. The city being uader
, 1861-09-24

The following gentlemen compose the stcff
Surgeon; Cap-e'n g. c. symout'e, Comm'ssa-
n: Lalt6:1 q, D. Grure, Aaslstnnt Anjutaat-
G-re,als Captain F. Z. Prime, Eogneer:: =
r. Io.octtnf:s'on, Lieutenant, Aid calts'c
Hacccc5, troa1termaEte-. They hava a!l Re-
ported at hea5quazters in Lan:s!tte, s1'u tas
exception. Ct captain Hancock, TIE t2aaz:es-'
GsStet. Ni;tl la9 act a1iiitA.
, 1861-09-24

w ANTED-A competent Book
w keer Apply 70 GEO 4. sE avEEEa
Ehec1ers Euildiag cor CIark ard Eouta i sTsr IT.
kalA .rt
, 1861-09-24

Our la est adsices from Quincy suggest
:xArs tha. Gen. PreDtiss, who left there On
eczdsy for the West, may be cut of and
captured. Also that considerable body
4t rebels are moving on Palmyra, and may
possibly be ia possession Of that place be"
.c-t this morning. We trust these fears
, 1861-09-24

.he 1ecsnt -eply ct c.. AuGigaa 81 Lex
irgtan, Nc, 10 Gen. Prices summons to snr-
render, &rf ears 10 haEa b=en Unauthorized By
arT set CT Co15-e.s. It is - be hoped that it
mar not sod 10 tbs dBitsl::se= Vi ::a "=iins.
..:"a " hv hssed'ng d'seta=ic7a in Congress,
AID il, the patlic mlLd---1horyh it IS no:
impossible TEE: the CcE1na1de--i "a Caiaf nav
Greet some modification Of the rs31y, IS haT-
ivg tcen e1.raccr5:itntiula1, sud a. tending
t. Gh.t1gc it Let totally de:tat ths op:s.ziol
Ct the writ oG hc5sa> corpus. tbs sov=ra-
r.etf, i := unGentood, hSs lne question under
l,7cas;Gr> 7, Ept.iny Evs.
, 1861-09-24
aurtio1t Salts.


on WEDNESDAY,, 18th inst, 1t 3 O'Clock A. y. pre-
cts.lF, and VIII be continued Of FRIDAY, 9Th AID
sel1ei1E ds5z III ItEesta ef. x2rtay the assehtien
s G8sy :! q Coa1trg ea'etf, Hossl aad Eoaf!iinx
xs5;-Thlse KIT Steae Bssakfa5s pinzsr II .nd Ee4t
Bassrs aggtss and tl.tel C. G. s11d Painted Tess
6lee Eased Piazza Aso FRENCH Ge1d bant Ctlus 3.u-
scS noSs1 H eains Gosss - Mug Pa;isn Vases
JeEz1 Boxes FtcheIs and spt1oons. Flne G:ass SIT
SE}s1ss Sanlies Bn5stIa $poo9s5s Sugars Ccva "a.
naQL8kSS4 E1Cuest Gut G!asa Dccant+rs, Tr.nhlers
sad Mts;: r., n.sr ,Nus. G,6lets. -Hstel
Casters snd Fcrks Japuaa wnstes, ify nfIerNa
Will be sold w:ths31 trserye- Goods can 81 e1aratneS
ca TEESDaT, 9Th lust acS;x6t
, 1861-09-24

CAmo, Ill, Sept. 255d-Ths plekets Of the
icwa Seventh regiment, at Slliots'E Mf}}s, KY,
eight mIss above Columbus, we're approac.t. ed
Sunday evening by q doGy Of rebel c...7a.,y,
on tEem, bringing down three 6: fcur. The
rebels .eturIed The are oace, ,eithout doing
any dsmsge. and then ded, ]l4dSiug tcu7 horses.
Another sk:rr,ish witts. tha rebels took place
near Hunter, No, forr47 mile. below Norfolk,
.ast eTsniRg, Thee ct cur men aad horses
srs .s mt'*ilS The enemy's loss not aacer'
..eports from below ztate that th= rebels u
Columbus are crossing to Belmont. Also that
theE a1e II possession Of Blandinsville, Ken
lucky, twelve ml1eB southeast Of this place.
Geo. Ba1ler ia stated to hAve occupied
! Greensboro, Kentucky, on the Ohio riger,
seventy miles above Paducah.
, 1861-09-24

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. %. 1851.
DR.. Wlhon, one of the psroled Surgeons
from, Richmond, ssys there is great distress
aid disafection there All the hotels are illod
with sick and wounded; fonr hundred OF one
Florida regiment ere in the hospital Maai~
cines arc very costly-quirine eight dollars an
ounce. All necetsaries Of life are dear and
small change scarce; Confederate currency
deprec:ating greatly, selling at Is per cent.
discount.
AL the Surgeons released agree that at least
two thousand influential citizsrR IL Richmond
are opposed to the war. There is no belief
there Of an attack on Washington.
Beauregard's Headquarters are st Fairfax :,
Johneton's near Winchester. There are near
touz thousand troops at Norfolk, where the
steamer Merrimac is being converted into q
floating battery.