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RICHMoND, VA, Sept %, 1861
, ,ro is no news here worth telegraphng. AH0 "
Unite cool. Colds and coughs are aoue 9ent 2sd 1851
4li'' RICHMOND, VA, oePet,ao oaii soIS;or.
nort current here that four hundre4 leuT bJin
1 Fot recently in or near T "a received
we're The reporter says that this report Is :i go
ton l Ti yanDorn from Texas has arrived here' ana
o Fn appointed Major General. 90, 7ec,
b's '''H q RICHMOND VA Sept. 23d, 1851
esoiol rorort of his nlan of operations on the
& Mountain frontier received at the ID I
Co T today Fl ON which appears tha tHe eur to a.
men rtad from the failure OF one OF his coiumhS
enemvg position on the mountain me eo enemy
a attended by an almost impenetrabe slocha hv
The enemy at CheaV hIo"H'"ln nav
three Ohio regiments. ,,I :. e no
atb the limited States Senators from ''"l 54"O' " -
- have been arrested and bastle l. l5o5 +roo,o
TIE statee C ao order of Gen Mcclellan for their
fss1 tn advance on the C0DleueIatte oop ~ 10
fi circIes here and from mat source the Ill or'a
'oL was op' 'r rom I. the camps, 100,
Nothing me-" ''1 RICHMOND VA, Sept. 24th 1851
,,.,.,r,sd Gentleman, recently from New York
a his decided opinion from facts ana couh"ohlca
gives % IL is well understood in interested circles there
lions nS propretors of large interests in BunsWick
1' have induced Lincoln to tit out large ana extern
Te"' %on of about twcnty thousand men to take
gnglLk bsh navy yard at that point, and open
@ mort for the shipment OF COTTON baVa soFeS' i've oah
&C. men here think that there is much to
@ This report as the Federal Government is almost
~foIy controlled by spectators and sthemers.
,I,e Worth a.,d West via Louisville q Mobile
Fi0' GREEN RIVER, KY, Sept. 2Oth 1861.
number of Southerners passed through here this after
frun1 Louisville, various cOnVeyaDceS.
TIrot saws that EXiov. MOrehead has been arrested
issot TO the Bastile (Fort La Fayette)
+reen River is the name given 10 neighborhood OF
9gng Green, hy'l
FRANKFORT, KY. Sept goth, 1861
Tho legislature calls the benuckans and Tenuesseeans
s and that they must be expelled that the Federals
rr came Kentucky to preserve tranquility and
.L-.y The Governor to place Ihos L. CrteDden in
5 If the state troops Mr.. Underwood, unable to sup
pas his emotions, spoke against such resolutions. This is
gen from tie Louisville Journal The Courier has been
suppressed , -.
rs in fat, but not liking the mastering OF the Hardin
y boys, lie suddenly re-crossed the SIX hundred men
"a sa7irc1 his Hill is not occupied.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept. 81 1861.
~e Louisville Courier of the l7th inst that Capt
~ OF tie Brig Northman, arrived at Boston, reports the
'1a5prale steamer Sumter being at Fort Amsterdam
relieved at Boston On the 18th inst from Surf
IN lies that the Sumter at that port on the 3lst
INST destitute of coal and provisions, and that the Cap
n had threatened to fire on the town unless supplied
fremont be furnished by the first OF October with
70 batteries and all the equipments
Tie New York Tribune OF the 10th inst says that two
rlfart movements against the southern coast OH
~t The expeditions VIII be ready III very lew weeks
a. '1d forces under Butler and Sherman. Twenty-Five
.m,aud laval force il the proportionate strength
JEFFERSON CITY, MO. Sept 10. 1861.
There IS no definite intelligence from Lexington to-day
lc1es received here this afternoon from Boone
he saying that it reported and believed that Lesipg-
,.' had been taken Tuesday Two gentlemen who ar
7ed late This evening, having LET. Bonneville the
-l liscreCIt the report.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 18th, 1861
Han G. s. MUrehead, Col. Reuben Durrett, and Will.
Barr were arrested yesterday for corresponding with the
yuy and couveye ed the river. They Brow
.ls Hotel JCfersonVle.
FRANKFoRT, KY, Sept. 10Th, 1861
a the Legislature petitions were To-day presented BY
u,.Is Spa!uIug EdmuIds Hampton, Ray Smith, Ander
.a and Ireland, in favor OF the Lincoln tax, which
A bu passed this morning giving the Military BOARD
over 10 loan the state 10 Major Anderson Also,
4 lacieasjus the power Of the Board.
PADUoAH, KY, Sept. 18th, 1861.
Last NIGHT was one full excitement at This point. The
ets all around the fired twice, and the whole army
we're turned out and formed il order OF battle. The frs
arm WAS caused by a sentinel shooting at struggling
ader and the second by shooting into market wagon
fugitive was arrested here astnght from Mayfeld whC
or that eg ht thousand OF Gen. JOhusons forces
Hatfield and that Ten thousand approaching THU
ace.
First Fight la kentucky.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. %, 1861
Tie Knoxville Register, OF Saturday morning, the au
9rIly of Lapt John Robertson, states that there
engagement Barboursvile, Kentucky, Thursday last
eweeu eighteen LunJred Federalsls and eight hundred
uderates who had advanced from Cumberland Ford
Tie LuCOnUes routed. The COnederates too
m hundred stand of arms and have possession Of Bar
uruuc, with loss OF two kIled-Leut Powell of Haw
aLs county, AID one private.
Tie Federal loss IS not known.
F.onl kentucky.
MOBILE, Sept. 24th 1861.
The Mobile Tribune Of this morning publishes lette
rm Tennessee Congressman dated MWIreesborO', Sep
Whatever The Kentucky Legislature her pIominer
tca may say and do, we have reliable ntormat'o
Cd. arge majority of the bone sne W-the fghtin
-aeGs-ot The State are heartily with the south.
column Of I, nnessee troops have possession of IL
asyIle and Nashville Railroad, within forty miles
syhle, and all the rolling stock, including the LOGON
aud have burned the railroad bridge across Salt rive
saT LAzdDe htONn.
Cur hoops are posted at Nuidroughs HILL forty mil
au Louisville, where the KeDtucklans are ralIying
age Lumbers unite with them