The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-10-10

peA-Mess pork was $40 per barrel, and
hay $50 per tun in New. Orleans.
Be1.The New England States have only
about fcrty-five thousand troops in the field.
BeY'The regiments are still streaming 10
Washington from the New England, Middle
and extreme Northern States.
n6A~Col. Gibson regiment, when last
heared from, was ut Elzebcthtown, kentuc-
ky.
barGov. Morgan, Of New York, has re-
commended Thursday the 2Sth day of No
vomber as 4 day of Thanksgiving and pray
or. f o.,
Ras"Henry A. Wise and his son, O. Jcn-
nings WISE have been indicted for treason
by the Grand Jury Of the federal court at
Wheeling, Va.
BsD~Gon. Mcclellan is not yet &c. Gen.
Fremont is under 49, Gen. Lyon was about
"A; Gen. Butler is 40: Gen. Banks is A. and
Gen Mcdowell is about 40.
peN. An occasional correspondent writing
to the New York Post from Washington
says; "Do not be surprised If you hear short
ly of three rebel cities being laid in ashes"
AeS~The Postmaster General is absent
relation to the controversy between his
brother and General Fremont?
pssy"Frankfort dispatches make no mcn-
ton of the reported shooting Of Breckenridge,
| the Kentucky traitor, and we are fearful the
intelligence is not reliable.
Resy"Capt. A. s. Dement'S company went
into the camp of the 55th Regiment at Nor
walk last week, making the fourth company
raised at fosora, q town Of some 200 IL
habitants.
Beg"A recent. ,Lcavcnworth paper says:
! From gentlemen Of wcll known character
| belonging to the nine counties on our bor-
| der, we gain information VIII ch shows that
at least one hundred slaves leave Missouri
each day for Kansas"
pSD"'rhere is very great enquiry though
out the Northern Press, why there is no
opinion of Attorny General Bates, defining
the construction to be put upon the act of
Congress for conliscating slaves and other
property Of rebels
DfGplt seems that the Texan rebels are
procuring immense quantities of arms and
munitions from Mexico We doubt about
the in,meRsity of those quantities: for in the
first place, Mexico has not got them, and in
the next place Texas could not pay for them.
BGEA, The last advices from the extreme
South signify that the rebels will be needed
Orleans will soon have an opportunity of
having the grass removed from her streets
by marching thousands
Bay"'rhe accession Of Gen. Sherman to the
command of the department of Kentucky, is
very probable. We regret to be informed
that the delicate health Of Gen. Ande son wi
not permit him to endure the responsibilities
and anxietcs Of the position
nszSrr T,n,oc II (',y tho roncc,IC con If
"the gallant Harry" was captured by u boy
not over sixteen Although alonc in Il
buggy, he was armed with two double shot
guns and two navy revovcrs. Bat the boy
overawed him and he gave up without Il
shot!
neA. The rebels did not attack Henderson,
: Ky, on Thursday night, but fell back into
the interior short distance. Cannona ling
was heard in the direction of Lock No. l, on
, Green river, where Indiana troops are station,
leading to the suppostion that there has
been fight at that place.
9say" The lines of the opposing armies
around Washington are beginning to resume
the position respectively held by them before
the battle of Bull Run. Our troops have
made a reconnaissance sixteen miles out on
} the Alexandria turnpike with resistance, or
even NEE ing any large forces of the rebels.
neAp Frankfort dispatches state positively
that Iollicoller was ret.cating from London
in Laurel county. 1t was supposed to be
: his intention to fall back upon Cumberland
Ford, naturally strong point, about fifty
miles from London, ana fifteen from Cumber-
land Gap.
DsH. Two changes have been ma lc in J eff
Davis'S bogus Conicdcracy Cabinet since ite
: formation on the 9th Of March last, Robt
NJ. T. Hunter of Virginia has been made
Secretary of State in place of Robert 'roombs
of Georgia, and BraXton Bragg of Louisiana
/ has succeeded Leroy +. Walker of Alabama
as Secretary OF War
a Nsa.Wc shall soon hear Of the gallant ex
ploits of the Indiana volunteers in Il new
quarter. The Twentieth Regiment whicl
, has been stationed at Fortress Monroe, has
gone to Fort lIatteras. We do no tdoub
that the Hooser boys will fight as manfully
| within sound of the ocean breakers as amons
: the mountains of Western Virginia
: peH.p The Cincinnati Commercial has {
Q dispatch stating that General Reynolds
/ Thursday made arcconnoisAnce with force
o of five thousand men, from his position u
Q Cheat Mountain. He stirred up the rebc
y army and had u severe artillery skirmisl
c with them. losing about ten killed and clever
WbulltN. nc lbSS VI lllc cNClllN 10 lSl'lhdt
;. ed by their special correspondent, who wa
It ON the spot, at five hundred killed am
It wounded. Thirteen prisoners were taken
and n lot of horses and II drove of cattle tel
into our hands The reconnaissance is dies
cribed as complete success.
7, assAo The n. Y. Journal of Commerce say
d that drafting will not be necessary i'll Nov
h York State, us was feared would be the case
1t is asccrtaincd that twelve regiments ar
: now nearly full, and will be ready to mare
II within fortnight; and the other regiment
h are filling up SO fast as to leave no dout
IS that they will be complete ut an early da.
"a Notwithstanding the numerous expense
incident to every stage OF the recruiting
c service, only a trilc over two-thirds of til
v 100000 appropriated by the Le5islotur
rs has been expended up TO this time, and iii
h probable that there will be handsom
> balance in the treasury after the secon
'e quota has been put in the field
le DETROIT. Oct-lt is beliVed the charg