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FOREIGN SEmPArHV.

| II Is sufficiently obvious that the sympa-
| 1hles OF no European nation can be much
| aroused by the aspect Of American aff,;rs
so long IS we continue to trent the s1ava
population ofthe South as z,ropertv-pron.
ety 70 be apprehended, imprisoned and
restored to rebellious owners. We
" nave cried out against England for r.f,,s-
ing 70 show an interest in the cause which
we nave so much at heart, yet when we
see the same co1dness cropping out in
france and Italy, and. finding expression
III 81 Petersburg, it is well to ask our-
selves whether there is not some suhstan.
tlai reason Tor SO widespread an indiffer.
ence. Says the journal de St. Psters1uro
commenting on President Lincoln's mas,
sage: '-@~7
There is nothing In those words dednite rao.,a
lns tae aDoltfion Of slavery Wherefore tI7an 1his
c1yn war: Wherefore this panic m ma a s;5 LIZ
If iS 10 ac At On the othees the CONDITION
ehe unien We confess we do not comprebanp ,h o.
object OF this fat1Icidal war; f'AsnSno Liz
These and similar expressions of fee]inp
IN Europe are not hardly fair, when the
cause OF the war is reflected upon. That
cause was and is slavery. If the North
mad been willing to let slavery have its
own way, there would have been M war
mus much should be acknowledged, and
placed to the credit Of the loyal States
! Thus much is acknowledged by the intel
hgent masses Of England, who are never
theless confounded by the fact that Tho
war is SO waged as to preserve the cause Of
the febelGon-as though it was a desirable
and necessary thing in Republican CIV
ernment The mere circumstance that .
part OF q natisn has rebelled against its
government, is too common to attract far
elgn sympathy on the one side or the other
unless some principle is involved in which
ali mankind have an active interest An
mankind have an active interest in the
cause OF universal freedom, but they have
no interest in the question whether the
south shall hold its slaves by virtue Of it's
own Independent power, or whether the |
North shall continue to help hold them bv
virtue OF an unimpaircd Union. To ps
OUT government and our unbroken terr;to.
y are everything. To other nations thew
are aothlng. Afeeble sympathyis aroused
N our favor By the stubbornness with
winch ne have resisted the spread of s1a-
very into the new Territories, but the null
ntade argue that the quarrel does not con-
cern them, provided the number Of slaves
REMAINS the same They are not looking
at acres Of ground, but at the bodies and
souls Of their fellow men.
, 1861-08-21
IOWA 1K Kxns OFF.


Editors Chicago rrtbanst: rtb1st o1RE' Aug. 10, 1857.
The great "Union'' novenan4 -.
meaeed IN Iowa, which 70 long a. tba r,-ssant sns
anao4y febellion shall last, u to Lenore , n,rt.
"nu @F1ng together the Patriots Of All narttss
rpon Inc broad common platform uTha
onlon, the Constitution and the Iaven
a ean has been issued from this citv--the
Aoale o1 our Governor Kukwood- the cit;.
1e.a oi our own county and state, to meet IN
1rn'entaoa Tor the selection Of delegates n a
Union cenVenticu," to be he,d at H.
Mo1nes, the 2Sth inst, for the norn,na+;o,, ~
governor, Lieutenant Governor and Jnaoa ~ ~.
Supreme Court.' ~ 'oaes' VI
1ale call Ia sfgnd BY such men as nta-rxo,
Eeno' Esq, Democratic e1- Treasurer If ST..
L. y. Do*ney, @ Esq, Receiver of Land ofIfca
s. auaes fnlmore; G. T. Ransom, ESQ, J. n.
sto#' Esq, h c. Wilmer Ezq., j, a. Gomez
nsq. and scores Of leading and well known
hepabllcans and Democrats,
1essess reeeaVed from our river counties.
"nere most votes are polled, represents q
aiianl4ocns desire for Union candidates, In
cne so1pg at least may we initiate the people
OF the South-1 united North.
We Of the border States, having 20 much at
stake in this great contest, should caee1fn1lv
10y aaide party differences In the present
National crisis" and present united front
70 the enemy, already 80 near ua. The pso.
PIE are ripe for it; old political hacks will Of
eouree cry down Onion movement, but tha
people, thank God, are opening their ewes at
LIST to the Issues before ue, and the coming
election, ne doubt NOT, will be triumphant
1or tie Union ticket, whatever that NAV be.
The skies look brighter IN Iowa. Nav ua
moi hope that your widely circu1sted sheat
will continue to urge unity of feeling a.d
until treason is crushed out from,
our iand and ne are again q united and happv !
people. Truly yours 1aM ep1
Inc following circular has been issned hv |
; COMMITTEES at Iowa City. It is Timely .nd
II the hight spirit:
IOWA CITY, Aug. 10, 1851
oR: Ihe citizens of johnson county WIN ara
1aVor Of laying aside party differences in ths
resent National cr1sts, have determined to send
TO The Union State Convention, to be !
'e.u a. les Molnes, Oh the 2S-h Of August, 1851.
: 4 County Ticket will also be nominated
.ne necessary 1or immediate Organization amonr
ppa1ent. "'~A s@13l4 party, Ii I
We respectfully urge, therefore, ysur active CO.
peras1on with US, aud request stthat you Will take
'eas ores TO eend from your county fall delees-
oo 10 ane - Union Convention at Des Moines.
very respectfully, yours, &C.,
=. D. DowEEr,
MORGAN RENO.
T. ". Stow,
EAs7M MoRR1s,
WALTER CUaTIs.
c. T. RANsoM
corresponding EoDanitfee
, 1861-08-21
Gt)icaqt, Eritutte
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1851.


@Give Us Peace! !" is the cry Of the dis.
affected in the North. 1t is the wstchwor
Of the rebels and traitors Of the sontb
"Give us Peace r. say the malignant seces.
sioaIsts Of Maryland, .coved into sp1,mia,
zion By the bayonets Of the Federal troons
and the fEowning guns Of Fort McHeury,
"Les us aloae-a1l We want is Peace y is
w1lat we hear from Missouri uttered BY
.ns seoandfel whe are marrying tie coun-
ny ~1'h their guerilla bands, burning
ofloges, firing into railroad cars, and dsiy-
ing Oft or numbering Union men. The
North also wants Peace-a permanent
peace as the consequence Of submission to
the Constitution and the laws-not a
breathing spell, an armistice, truce, to be
followed next year or after the next election
BY: q renewal Of the rebellion on a morr
destructive md formidable scale. She
wants Peacc to follow the rpassertion ~
the rights Of the Government in each one
Of the thir,r-tour States Of the T1;on
the punishment Of the traitors who arr
tearing the 7ltals Of the Republic, and the
rinaication Of our national power md d.
nifty N the eyes of the world-a Peace that
VIII oe permanent and benefcent-that no
faecon can disturb, and that no handf,l of
can destroy.
H VINO, tor any reason, political or Der
sona', advocates peace until the objects
Eaf Inch the people aud the Government
'ontend, are attained, is traitor to hia
fountfy and his kind. He echoes tba |
'eoel :ry enly to cover his crime and save |
himself the consequences of treason onen1v
vowed. When. then, this is heard from
Northern men, let it be understood that
hose Who use it are the allies Of the NAL
contents who would destroy the fabric that
3ur fathers reared and make cur country
he Object OF co1temp: in all the civilized
6erld.
, 1861-08-21

+h;a = 1sN regiment is about being organized in
+.nd ~. s5sy ey Professor drsnt, which it is In
~ naso ssall be superior to auy yet offered to
- e1uts1nmect, not 90 much On account Of
W;1i ~ piasmg Qualities, as the use to which it
~ ~ M pe put. Professor Grant intends to bring
tnto u me army his Amors calcium light, and
! ~ see ese ~ N sceh manner as will efectusl,y
t'F tu'ess!oF TIE masked batteries Of the rebels, ~
@aoMfng brilliant Light upon them, and
'TS;e TS;fntg II n Darkness the attacking forces.
Of our best army officers, and they WARMLY
lecctamend r. 90 the immediate use Of It 4 rsgf.
naa Mgat "1l oe formed at 4oEce, and recruiting
Jins U1.sa5z "Aa oe opened in the city.-1sEw Tosk
, 1861-08-21

@0"a1h [NeE 3szsey) adeertiser SAYS !:
senator TrumhuI. Of Illinois, who is max
ng brief visit to sister in BeiIe7llls, In thjs
s.s5e, sa Wa5 oE eonylim ented last evening With
reeponss reIoas om tna aa citizens q TIE village
short snd spirited address, re7iewins he 'o eri
gan OF the rebellion, and eon1meSding the
- heat vigorous Prosecution OF the war nrt;1
ne hsn5.thoiity Of the Government shall be . re-
Grands GeSsaDilsnea g. from tne Potomac to the rio
fity thousand men IL tie ieli thst the hpaat,n 11a
eEt e u.1sanlmity .s prevailed throughout tie ststs
sand snu t11t Ee Reuld hear no more Of i've thou.
saaa onlon troops contending with twenty
eaoasand u rebels, and soon they would be div
% - tlon the border States to dSht The battie
r. ~ men own soil He alluded to the patriot
tion Of the banks IN Proposing to take i Ian an
" S15o,oo0o goo, as calculated II au eminent
aegfee to strecgthen the GQ4eruueutD
, 1861-08-21

sT. JOIN, n. F. Aug. o0-The Canada. from
LaiveGrEoo1 ~ G 1o'h via Queenstown 14th, arriTad
On cape Kaee at so Sunday P. n Her dates
en- the 9Th inst, tt4i'ea out
Political news unimporta1t American at.
1alfs caused undivided attention. Russeli i,
7nother a letter to the Tines on The batt1e at
6uil Run, asserts that there were no darino.
oeeos o en- either side, and 10 desperate strug
TIE Daily Neus defends the Noslhern army
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SIGNIFICANT RES0Eurrny

At the bankers meeting il NeF York
cal1ed to consult with Mr. Chase in refer
enee - HE f150, ,o0o, 600 loan, the following
resolution, presented by ". 4. Booth. of
the American Exchange Bank, was z,nan;-
mously passed:
Reso}ced, That this neetinp. in as~.,,,.a II.
g1ase responsibility OF furnishing mems t sns
'as sq sae Soyefnsnt In this Important crisis, ier
The En1ad 70 express to the Pres1dsnt q
the Ga.kea states 1ts confident expectation thst
ue aoVetfment will, Nithou. respect to marry ~
persons! considerations. so conduct its adairs IN
yieor. iatea1;t1 o. administration as to insure
triumphant termination OF the war, ~ 'AN'
IN The e'<dlscussion which followed the
introduction Of this resolution, Mr.. Came.
ION was sharply assailed and nothing hut
Inc confident assurances Of Mr. Chase that.
nsW clothed by Congress with ample pew.
er, the departments at Washington should
be set to work with the utmost vieor and
efficiency, prevented the mismanagement
Of the War Department in the hands of
mat man Cameron, from utterly defeating
his (Ar: Chase's) purpose. Mr. c. has. in
Fouehing TOR Pennsylvania ine11lciency
taro1ness, taForitlsm, and want of com
prehension, taken upon himself task of
greater magnitude than the conduct Of the
affairs Of his own Department !; and the
country will be unexpectedly in luck if he
has the power to make his assurances good
Doubtless his wisest and safest policy
would have been, instead of defending and
endorsing the Secretary of War, to have
gwen him up to the well grounded accu-
satlons OF the monied Men, who, left to
themselves, would have made his retire.
ment from the Cabinet an indispensable
prerequisite to the opening Of the negotis-
lion. But he has chosen his OWE ground.
and, to certain extent, has become re-
spensible for aims of omission and com-
mission with which Cameron may here.
after be charged. Let Mr.. Chase be held
up to his pledges!
, 1861-08-21

OUTER TSLK0naPu SrAy1o,,. IN ni1.a wast oF1
Fort Keasney, August 1e.
me Pony Express, with San Francisco dates
10 1ne 1oth inst, passed here at 8 .. m. to.dsy.
ood dne steamer Sonora for Panaua took 3S5S
,+;. a 1le AZ sonora, Tuollomne county, On the
III oeearoyed property valued ct *85,0o0.
TIE Overland Telegraph Company have ex-
TENDED their line to Ruse River, IA niles east
ot M Fort Churchill LII the wire required for
ne nhe between Carson City and Salt Like
has gone out on the road. 41@+Ae
, 1861-08-21

BOSTON, Aug. 20.-The Second aud Fourth
nattaiisons Ct Boston have voted unanimnns3v
three monthe. Aoi
GOV. Andrew, IN g brief proclamation cs1ls
IN tne citizens Of Massachusetts, to cone far.
Tard and ill up the regiments already accept
Between 5000 and 4G00 men will be forward
ed duting The present week.
, 1861-08-21
EH HATES OF Tux Srwrru

II 1a curious how little inn,rtanco +to
public appear to attsc1, ia exao-+;a. 49, -
extreme penalty OF tie law on the ~ ,,t t,raa s,e
pirates Of the Sumter. Most nao,,1a o.e
completely frightened by the terr;hle thr.at :
said to have been made, that If va ho -.
them, the Confederates will hang the Hon
Mr. Ely and other men of importance ,zho
have unfortunately fallen. into their hands
Let Us look at this a moment /:
In the first place, we do NOT ,,,;o,o +hu
will do it, The yerv e1ecnt;o, - 49,
pirates by our government r..,,.a ~ VIC
an evidence Of viror and aats.s u &c sucn
that re1ecting men among tha +.s,un' ~sSa,'
would easily see thet reta1;st,on s,,eh ,Ss1s ~
tlast proposed, would he den~o-o,. 49,. -. =. a.
extreme. Then, again. to bano n.nzeo.. w.
satants, Or even prisoners Of war "a ara
saliation far the execution Of persona who
save deliberately violated the laws Of the
hao, and deded the public opinion of the
whole civilized world, would be niece of
barbarism which would secure far +ha;-
cause the abhoraace Of all Christend,n A
But suppose they do hang man fnr MOI
1sthe rindseation Of our sovereignty worthy
cf no sac1ifce2 Are the laws :, -.
imperative for the cake Of the lives If a
few citizens2 When thousands Of lives
are sacrificed On The battlefield for tha
maintenance Of the Government should
We fear to sacrifice q dozen, even BY an
igaonaiaious death, for the same object?
# the President suffer- himself to he an11;et7
into pardon or Communication Of the sen-
terce Of the pirates, by ths threat that Mr
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a.s Na & aaYe reliable Information that IN Tues
aaS % .nefe "ere two thousand rebels SICK and
sh, snhoanaed, at Culpeppes Court House, one
5a 51nuusand i've hundred at Warreaton, and
tsIsa tge numbers ~ n at the farm houzes for . dis
tt9 .1on from these plaess. - 4 prolilc cause Of
xnts great amount Of sickneas il the bad water
q.sa Iana.y oy the troops in and around Manassas
bra.n.a bbnns1oa and Bull Run. Much OF it has to be
S,onKn. fae & crest distrnce, and is not suitable
traous uusink1lng purposes when it reaches the
tn.e asa& sa&hborhnod, we are informed that from
~ - 10 twenty wounded and sick men ase cared
ior'- Washington R77abIclan.
, 1861-08-21

Ihs CLERK oE THE HOUSE OF RE7Rrsrv.
LAT1FEs @ y HONEST MAs.-Mr. Ethe-;d@a
ne ne Few Clerk Of the House Of Rsn1ese5s,, !,
,oe' 1:ves' re rejoice to know, is effectine ] soma
aeon.intppd o5u ipdsnt 1ts reforms there Ever5 body
some Htsea T1tn t tGoagresa Is aware that for
Meeelng artery Of profusion. M. Etbar,Scrs r sas
naa already tied lt.up Heneeaofth s,o;Iamgn
Moss look elsewhere for their s6sre ~ nioill
1Hgs and steslErgE 1ne,,icas -. P1eA'
, 1861-08-21

bR111sa sFHPATHY-The Kt7ne5ec (3fe
yea5'o4 says that Hon. Nathan Dane. Htaf4
iIsasurer of Maine, has received conmnri.
canon rom number Of gentlemen reeidin9
portion OF the fosn lately adggrtised an ApIe ~
fe1ing hanAome premium therefor. TheT
sta1ea that the offer was made as an exnre:I
slon o. sympathy for the great cause in which
1ne oyal States are enggaged-s cause which
@ s eommaad txma the rsspect and good wishes
lean Was not received in season r, nrncnre ~, nrs
ny portion Of the scrip, but tie fact % Of the
;M H1pef, aug the disposition which it ifscloses
WILL oe very grateful to our people.
, 1861-08-21
Interesting Uoeumeu9 from Husss.r
~-xr j&aFEa

interesting Document from Russian
>~~s :8ef1a.
The following Isl literal translation Of .doc.
ment sent to The Emperor by party Of en-
f1aneh1sed serfs, who address the Emperor in
the same terms that the people Of other ua-
tlonE address the Deity:
Letter Of he Faithful and Respectfm p,asox,,s
q tae FaHdgs Of Naio Bandora Ssn;1aka,
Gar, our father and benefactor: We have
learned oI thy gracious imperial decree, which
~ Sar priest has read to us in the house Of God
sAerty after We received, through the cirii
aanlnorltlee, a. book, which YVES sent to Us in
L1y 4npefln! nsme, and in which we see how
In9n, our father, dost busy thyseH for our
= neaafe, and what great grace thou hast shown
" us, 70 our TlTes and children, through ali
EtLefatlons to come. Our simple hearts com
prsnend Thy pateraal love for Us. Thou hast
1udsed Wisely as regards our need, AfaV Gnd
give tnee grace to reign for long ages in ieaIth
aho prosperity !; We will never cease to DraV
1oi thee and thy august family.
!, rather, full Of goodness, receive the
Ihanks OF tSF children OF Ma:o Bardora Sent
saha ana q Arasncgora; receive this testi-
mcny OF tbs eternal gratitude Of Gur hearts
Better than re ca2, will our delegates persnn.
ally express cur gratitude. TEtTe follow the
names OF the delegd*es.1
NOW, father. give us thy benediction for
OUT eharged' life, tor that new order oi things
apnut to commence. We are assured thai
ezzena q *sh nRs Me e 1aa 1R1s5sieg s this
II be calm and happ7,''
, 1861-08-21

lHE "MEkRHAc BATTERY would
EST fe9m !. that the hall Of the Merrimae at Nor
M 49, - oging converted into an hon-cased
= Mar viii be able to defeat the whole nav Of
Ihe United States, and bombard its cities
ae5 great size, strength, powerful engines
ana spseo, combined with the inTuinera6iiitg
1eenred Tss by The iron Gazing, viii make tie dis
a pS.sat " 9eslrnction Of the blockade feet au
esst !aek lot heE- Her fmme1se tonnage win
enaole ner to carry an arnor proat against
any pfo1ectlle, aad she could entertain heIae]f
y tnfeHinE bombs into Fortress Monroe.
sven, without risk. We hope soon to hear
ta taa. sne = ready to commence her ayeu3ine c.
leet oa que sea4.--LoNistl1e RebeD Goaszitr
, 1861-08-21

Pa1LApE14MA, Aug. 20.-The JfBBerson;au
newspaper office, in Westchester. was ouiet;y
Ts 11slted By crowd last night, and cleaned out,
din daefe Was no disturbance. Most Of the rest
ue;s uents el me Pace were ignorant Of what vas
gong on until the work was effected.
kHnors are atloat Of arrests OF suenected
to be the Only one made. '7a
, 1861-08-21

1eRs ahonPsoHss Residence Convert.
e4 Into Hospital.
The st, Joseph Journal sa5s Mr. JEFF,
IhomPson's residence, furniture, &C.. were
seized by the Q. 8. troops, Friday, and appro.
printed for hospital purposes.
, 1861-08-21

TRAITORS AT HOME.
FlFe retel papers have been suppressed fo-
their open advocacy Of rebe!lion-5ne IN
Maine, one II New Hampshire, and three in in
y. Louis. Il Liberty is used for the destrnc. o.
tlon Of Liberty, there can be no doubt abant
onr DUTY The abuse Of freedom is the most
aapEe1ous enemy to freedom it meets. We
@haes aqhAesHalm2ly say, down with traitors erery
we can better afford 70 be 1enIeut dnriapp nra.
@ lound peace than when in the midst Of mast n
g7gantlc rebellion. We deeply regret the %a. ne.
css@ty 1or martial Law, habeas cornus snsnan.
Ro1,, sR7on, and v5sils oyes the press. The NsT
i!es III 81 y2es'9t q Commerce, Iay Book and fsss
propr1ety. "a oo1ol1nl
, 1861-08-21

.,t5s = member Of the Sd Volunteer Regi-
IsSe sena sstss honae thss they feel that tthsy
;brandy lsnr - sse y HoHrbon whisky and cheap
d%ntpts d1M npssts' ltia unquestonasiT Tne III tbat
of4icers nFtna = ~ TOO common among fae
Journal. ste6A@aass,-4ioa1N
, 1861-08-21

ZEN. JOHN c. FREMOrT aud other distinguished
military zen, viii be present to examine the test NJ
Fire Arns at the CON rg Fair.
HON. LEWIS F. ALLEN, F. s. FAXTt,N and
6hoEGE VAIL have been appointed delegates teo,u
tie NEW 7oAK STATE AGR1cU1ruR41 socIxry. to At
tend the Fair. and will be present during tbs ees
De ega+es have also been appoi1tzd fto
and He Canada, to be present during the Fair. and
nave slgr1fed lLeiz intention to be here
FARMERS OF THE NORTHWEST. let ua co~ne
together in ccuncil cone with your families Every
arrangement has been made fer your safety and con-.
lott ausang me Fair Week. One handred and tws1ty
aces sf Camping Grounds, abuadarly supplied with
water and conveniently located have bean secpred
me czens ct the adjoining States are cordiateIv in
Vited to meet with uf, a2d an vino do come NAV he
aseuzed Of HEARTY WELCOME aud GOOD AC-
COMMODATIOKS
Entries can be made ut the secretary's Office in
springfield. until September nrst after which, and un
u te opening ofthe Fair, at the Soctetys Eooms No
4T1enoEs House, Chicago, H.
By order Of the Executive Com4rdttee
JOHN r. REYEOLDS.
, 1861-08-21

75,eoo New Troops will be In wa.h-
tn2ton by Saturday,
fol,1 new 5oRk, Aug. 2o-Trcops are being
seSa5ce, and by Saturday next about Is, 600.
n aaoltioa to those a]reaiy there, viii BE in
me capital from tie ten Ssate5 Just called on
by the Secretary Of War. Ealstments are
TOW nade rapidly, the secretarys order hay.
ing given it fresh stimulus. NN'
, 1861-08-21

IMPORTANT, IF TRgE.-The Philsae1nbia
Nezes charges Mr. Walton the Treasurer Of tha
United States Mint, with being 3 seceszionist,
1t is hoped that Mr. Chase will see to it that
he plays No Floyd game, and if there be aay
doubts as to his fidelity to the Union, 10 reform
at once,
, 1861-08-21

u: STEEL RELIED GuKs. Meenrs. corn,,o
a1.a m,ns.ow eo q GO. have made tie eteel riiea %
guas 1or the Government. They ire sIaa NY ~
pns7g a1n 70 maa9AetuFe Oh . largs scs,e. a aaT
e. ar ha invented : y 99aa Patterssa. Il IS said
'S..1 e os : very valuable Inproveaeat-At5aav
, 1861-08-21
Afternoon Dispatches,


PROCLAMATION ffoza Gen. Prfcn.
JA1RERsos Cry, -Aag. 20-rhe foI1ovfng
received here; ~9A
FELLOW C1T1zESs-The army under nv
command hiss been organized ender the ,arz
Of the State, fcr the protection Of your homes
ard hrcaiaea, and for the maintenance Of the
f1ghts, dignity aad honor Of Missouri. Il is
Kept In the field for those purposes alone, t.,
aid In accomplishing them. Our paliant
Southern brothers have conc into cur State.
with these, We have just achieved plorloua
Victory over the foe, and scattered far aud
vide the vel appointed army which the
six months gathering for your subjugation aud
enslavement This victory frees large Dor.
ton OF the State from tbs power Of the InVad.
ers, and restores it to tie protectlon Of its
amA-
It consequently becomes my duty to assura
you that 1t Is my firm determination to nro-
tect every peacesble and law abiding eitizsn
in the full enjoyment Of all his rights. What
ever may have been his sympathies in the
present unhappy struggle, il be has not taken
an active part in the crue1 warfare which has.
been Waged against the good people Of this
State BY the ruthless enemies whom we havs
just defeated.
Therefore, invite all good citizens tn r..
turn to tEeir homes and tic practice OF taeir
ca. J ayoetions with tee full a4surance Ehat
fhlir
property sGall be carefully Protected. at the
at The same time warn Ell evil disposed per.
eens who may support the uaurp A1io1a of nv
one Claiming 10 be provisional or tamnorary
Governor Of Missouri, or who shall in any
other way give aid OF csmtott to the enenS
that they will be held as enemies, and tra.+s3
accordingly. - ~~S'e
sIgned, STERLING PRICE,
Mbjcr-Gsn. Com'd'g Mo. Sia5e Gna,d
Information has reached here that {u,-,a-
bo!aVar and ocolo, points in the Sonthuast'
have been occupied by portions Of Pr;es;s
army also that the rebels under Colonel st,'
PI PEE have gathered IN considerable force in
military possession Of Wsrrenbure n Inh,
son county, and Georgetown and S.da3;e Eoun, y
fett's county. Squads and COMPARES ~ =, -
are constantly leaving the Northern connt;aa " ea
1nd Posh1ng southwark to join the State forces
Macn ac, excitement is said to exist among the
leaving their homes. Az
II Is sisted tnat Co1eue1 Staples can co.cen.
lsIe 1ofce OF 5000 men and VIII &c. .onerate
u u movement upon this city, ShoniI nns
oe o. determined upon, We have about a5o0
'ueoPs ~ o asIe now, which force will doubtless
JEFFERSON C1TT, Aug. 2o.-As ths Train
Wnlea lett Syracuse this morning. hayin- ~,
goard tWenty five Passengers n1d ahonf s50
onltsd states soldiers, passed a pof7,t t~o 80
ades .a west OF Loek-out-staEou, about thirty
1s he rnsb ng,e h1ea 1r9 5eLlSd wood pile
Trtoops 4 s1d wonnding six, one oi them tstaIIr
= re conductor who was set:in On tie too II
.ne f, locomotive cab, had his hat sho- cf ~
}a,1. The train was stepped seout ha1f
aMe rat; non no the point Of attack, aad t7o nun
~ 1lsu sosaiefs we're put of and sent after th
Q De kliled. Guerrilla parties ars gcourine
ne country in all directions il he connxia5s
,est o. here, seizi1g property and arresting