Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

C00lederztes have removed the remains u
tHo Of the locomotives there 70 the MzuAs-
saz railroad at StEasburg- They have also
removed 3 portion Of the u2schinery from
the shops Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rad and broken gp the remainder Il Is
also said to be their inteation 10 take rp 4
portion os Ihe 1raek u the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad and use the materials - form
a railroad connection between Winchester
sHd the Manassas railroad We doubt.
however, whether railroad connection De-
t9een the two points : possible, except at
the cost Of much time. labor za! engineer
ing skill
The War Department has izsgel N or
der anno1He:n. that the 577fh aFtiele q
the Act of Congress establishing rules for
The government of tLe armies III the a.
tel States VIII be strictly enforced. an3
that all correspondence with the enemy.
verbally, O. by writing. printing or tsle-
graphing respecting military movements.
will be punished according t. the articles
Of war-w:th death
General Mccullough : army waz. at the
last accounts, marching towards Jefferson
city as fast a. possible. Troovs we're COL
Letting there rapidly for IL defence Seven
thousand men were already there. aud a
good supply Of artillery and cavalry. De
tachmeutS Of nited States troops were kept
actively operating IN the whole ueighborinz
country against scattered parties Of couted-
crates.
The Santa Fe mail brings dates 70 the
18th, from Cannon City t. the 26th. and
$50 900 in gold dust. The seven husdred
and fifty Federal troops who surrendered to
three hundred Texans, near Fort Fillmore.
have been released On parole General
Pelham, ex-SlFveyoF General Of New Mex
leo, and CO.. Clements. we're arrested In
Santa Fe charged with giving information
70 the enemy. ! regiment Of volunteers
il to be raised in the Territory, and Col.
Canby has suspended the writ of AaJ.gs
oorpts. Fort Stanton has been abauigne,l
aud fired Or the United States troops.
Capt. IRman. fsg officer Of the African
squadron, informs the Navy Department
that the Confederate Government have
sent circulars 70 the AaYa! officers Of south
ern birth On that station, endeayoring to
induce them to desert the service.
The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury complains that the
C0nfederates are without the sympathy or
friendship Of any nation on earth. He also
admits that the Cgnfedcrates suffered more
in killed and wounded at the Manassas
battle than the Federalists. and complains
that advantage was not taken Of the defeat,
he entire Catholic clergy Of Chicago,
by concerted action, have advised Ill unem-
Uloyed men in their CONGREGATIONS n on
list in General F,e6,ort's errav
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IL tie wear ISlj. A.,I,ral., Secretary e ,j,a I
Navy. Mr. Fyz. was . &Ild,l,a,,a.n IN Jaard
of her.
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