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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

Political arrests are no longer to be published
hero, as the purposes Of the government are thus
interfered with.
A circular letter was recently sent, Il is I'd
derstood, from the office Of the Auditor Of The
Treasury for the Postoface Depattment to pro.
per persons neaf the resldencee Of certain mail
contractors in the States Of Kentucky, Missouri
and Maryland for the purposesof ascertaining
whether those contractors are faithful and loyal
to the Union, and to guard against an improper
use Of their facilities for secession purposes.
Much valuable Information was received from
this inquiry. y
WAsnINoroN, August 29.-The statement
that news had been received indicating the ceri
tain and speedy recognition of the Confederat to
States, ia sunfounded on the contrary, the indi-
cations are that all the European Governments
intend TO continue to respect the blockade, ard
to await the Fesult of tho contests lr ~
A messenger from the Virginia side this
morning states that our picket forces advanced
to Bailey's Cfoss Roads yesterday. and drove
the secession picketsa mile and half. It is
said the latter have taken possession Of q com
manding eminehce. and are throwing up in
trenebments, There was more firing during
the day, but without fatal results. 9It sireport.
ed that dash Of secession cayslfy was made
at what was supposed to be q deserted cannon,
after about twelve rounds had been fred at il
from howitzers. On near approach, however,
they discovered u. to be q sham.
David Kimple, OF. the I'd Michigan Regiment,
was killed Yesterday by the accidental discharge
Of agun In the hands OF q eomrade.y '.-, ~ q
For the future no clearances OF goods will be
allowed for Ma,amoras In Mexico. o The above
10 by order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. ]
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

I WHkr GOVERNMENT PAYs YoR R ArLRoAD Trans
RoRTATror The Government pays for railroad
transportation according to the following rates,
For passengers, per mile, two cents for dis
tance moved. Equipments, munitions, and sup.
plies accompanying regiments, thirty miles or
less, ten cents per 100 pounds; fifty miles, fifteen
cents per 100 pounds; 100 miles, twenty five
cents per 100 pounds; $50 miles, forty cents per
100 poundsi 200 miles, fifty cents per 100
pounds; 400 miles, seventy Eve cents per 100
pounds; $50 to 400 miles, not exceeding ninety
cents per 100 ponnds; special express train, 81
per mile. Ta.a.a 3 ~ II. 49,.
HoRsEs, ,--One animal counts as 5000 pounds;
two animals count as 1000 pounds; three ami
mails count 90 5000 pounds; four animals count
as 1000 pounds; seven animals count as 10, 900
pounds; eight animals count as IL 900 pounds;
nine animals count as 10000 pounds; fourteen
animals, $4,000 pounds, counts as full car
load. Provisions and heavy freight, two to
three cents per ton Of 1900 pounds per mile.
Dry goods, clothing, and light goods, three to
Eve cents per ton Of 1900 pounds per mile.
One large carload 10 reckoned at nine tons.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
News from the south, via Louisvilie,


LOUISVILLE, August 2s.-Railroad travel Ia
and from the South 10 immense. The Tennes.
see authorities seized the contents of Adams
Express Company's safe to-day. ga
The Memphis Avalanche of the 9th says
that General Polk's agent announces that no
more impressments will be made. The Con-
tederate Congress has passed resolution ap-
proving the course Of planters and factors in
keeping their cotton In the iaterior, Snd the de-
termination of Insurance Companies not 70 in.
sure the crop when not retained on the planta-
tions. ~ svy-
Colonel Thomas H. Taylo of frankfort, has
been appointed Colonel OF Duncan'sr Kentucky
regiment at Manassas.
The Norfolk Herald has temporarily suspend.
ed for want Of paper. ii}t I-t'i. col
The Charleston Mercury's correspondent
says: "We are without the sympathy or friend.
ship of any nation on earth. The only argu-
ment by which we can influence them, Is their
necessities and fears" This correspondent
says that the Confederates suffered more in
killed and wounded at Manassas, than the Fed
erals, and complains that advantage was not
taken of the Federal fight.
A dispatch from Paducah was received at
Memphis, stating that battle Is reported to
have taken place at Cape Girardeau, yesterday
In which the Confederates were victorious,
creating commo;ion at Cairo. p 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Cincinnati Market.

-. = UNCIFNATIi August 2J'
Business In general way did not amount to much to.
day. The operations OF the Government In contracts
various kinds, result in the disbursement Of large
amount OF money and employment Of many persons In
various branches Of but this makes but
tie outside show In the current Of trade.
GR0oERIE5-Were very quiet, but no changes in
prices are noticeable. ~. ~
FLoUR-0f good quality has fair market for regu-
lar trade but acquires none Of that life which s based
obtain at any figure below 50 7j mainly for the reason
that there very lite-scArcely any-in the Market
Extras range as before, at 50 go to 81.
WHEAT-Is In less request, and lower; 7Sc for red
and &c. for white are exceptional Agures-or call for
choice grades Of each. .
o0RN-Wll not bring over 97c at the hands Of the
disters,
0Ars-Were quiet at 23c.
RYH-Was sold at 100 to day, including delivery.
BARLEY--Is not quotable.
WHIsKY=Had ready sale to-day at BIC.
commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

AMEncAn HorEL.- Msssrs. WARDEN & EMERY'
Of the American, have been busy, with mum.
Der Of mechanics, for about two weeks, putting
In excellent order the spacious Office and social
hall Of the Hotel. The old floor has been re-
moved, and splendid aoor Of iron tiIing put
down. The walls have bssn newly papered and
varnished, and the pannel woodwork put up
by RIcnARDs, and grained in superb style in oak
by our old citizen painter, RIoHARp JoNrs, who
knows we'll how to do such things. The work
has been we'll and quickly done, and the old
American social room, where 30 many oontro-
versies, political and otherwise, have been held,
looks beautiful, cheerful and pleasant
TIE landlords look fatigued by hard work,
but CoBymAN looks as fat. and comfortable as
ever ,g9laa y 4Jtim ll.sfi l,l'a 40 .sa @.
4 naffa . q ~. Htaal I'd. .UfI .tsIgA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Rev York Msrsss.

ME kkt NEW YonK, Aug. 70
s1LouH-Heayy, and has declined Ave cents, viii
only moderate sEssaess dGing for export and nom
consumption eales Of loB bsrrsh AZ 81 1904 35 70
superno ~ 1904 GH for extra ssate ~ 2394
for sufsrue western; S44U9465 for common to medium
hoop 0Aio ana IS 1906 IS trade brands do, marke
closing heavy! Extra state sold chile hyat ~ 5094 55
Canadian hour dull and nominal.
so0RN -0oniinues s.esdy sales Of 800 bar
res choice western al S9 eS and % 1893 20 for Brandy
lwiiisKy-Duii, win lais. Of 2Oo barrels at lS,Ea
WfIE AT-wihout important change, and the frmnesl
Of freghty materially checks the export demand Sales
o. lS9oo bushels ohesso spriDg u 600 bush
kee cIub At 81 03RI 06; 1900 bushels amber Iowa
u orc O9 354QO busheh winter red western Ct 81 J;
@1 49, so 600 bushels inferior to common do at lo4
! ~; 1900 bushels white western Ut VI 23Bl 3Oi
$500 bushels white KentnCky at 81 3lh@l IS.
iERYE-Qniet, and without change in price. ~
O0RN-Opened quite Arm, and closed about one cent
better with only moderate supply and isr demand 'oi
export and home consumption; sales 5OOOO bushels a
f3D47o for Interior to common mixed western; 45t9t
good TO prime do 5O@5lc for western yellow; Sc
for white westerns 4sc for round yellow; and 44c for co
oATszoaist, Al sSsase for cshadaj and saossO fol
State aud western.
P0RK-Rulss very dull; we notice sai:s Of 100 bblsa
el5 for mess; and $40 for prime.
BEBFMarket quiet and unchanged; sales Of 100 bbls
at S4QD4 90 for country prime; S596 SO for country
NESS S9D II - for fepaeked mets and elH oOR 10 IL n
for extra Prime meas beef and beef hams dull and
prices nominal ,4f 81 81 A4e ~ s-
CUT MEATs-In better request. and prices remain
steady; sales Of $50 PACKAGES part last evening" at
50 for shoulders; and 596kc for hams. ..~er
Z BAO0H--Inactive. ofett w 194l
LARD-ouet, and prices without important change;
sales Of $50 bbls at 6K@9kc.
BUTTEk-In demand. and market firm, at s9llc for
Ohio, and l09l4c for State. ,-.,s- 49, ,.. 81 b.
CHEZ sE-fs In fair request for export.
, CORfEE-In fair demand, and marEet very firm;
sales Of 1850 gs Rio at l3h@5 5c. In other desorip.
tions nothing Of moment doing. '--- It
sUGAk-Raw continues Arm, an demand fair; sales
0K@7Kc By auction, 200 hnds, IA terces, and II bbls
at 81 1907 94.
sr0OKs-Better this afternoon, and closed Arm; Chi.
cago and Rock Island 4OA; Illinois Central scrip 64h
heading ssh; Erie 24z; New York Centra 73h, Pacific
Mail rs; North Carolina 6s 55M, yirginii 6s 52 Mis-.
souri, SIS AK; Tennessee6s 42ts; Treasury 67 United
States Ga, Of ,9l. couaona. 80; do registered aON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
senntor WILSON TaIscs the Fte,a

BosroN, |. Aug. 2S.--Senator Wilson has been
commissioned 60 organize a regiment OF infan-
try, with q battery of artillery and company
Of eharp.shootefs attached. Senator Wilson,
in his call, asks the loyal young men of Massa,
chusetts, who fully comprehend the magnitude
OF this contest, for, the unity and existence of
the Republic, and the preservation of Demo-
cratic institutions in America, to inscribe heir
names, upon the rolls of bis regiment, and to
leave their homes and their loved ones, and fol
low our flag to the field. . '''-s ;3'I. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
ForaSs ot the7 Re sbsI,s h. h. nIlsps.0uri.

LExIEeToN, Mo-, .Augs 29.--The rebels en-
couraged by exaggerated reports of the battle
near, Springfield, are congresatipg in large num-
bers in this and the surrounding counties, and
committing lallAknds of outrages upon Union
men and their property. II they are allowed to
overrun Lafayette, Ray and other such coun-
ties in this part Of the State as they are now
doing, !, they will steal enough from Union men
to oeubeist their army for months. In view of
this condition OF things, assistance has been
asked Of Gen Ftemont.I 10 ~ lla 5llsg.lI
The Home Guards still occupy the fortifca-
tlon here, and are well supplied with arms. and
provisions, and can probably hold the place, but
parties engaged in ravsglng the country Prom
inent Union men are now daily threatened. with
death. Ex-Governor King, Of Ray county, has
been frequently warned, but his devotion to the
Union cause is unshaken, and he and his sons
are read, to shoulder their muskets. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Another seizure.

ALBANY, August 2s.-Deputy United States
Marshal Burt this evening seized a package con
tainirg LOO copies of the N Y. Daily News
which he was notified was in the American Ex
press office In this city. They were brought
here by Spears newspaper express, and the d.
rection, A. Gunter, Louisville, excited suspi-
cion, when an examination showed the contents
to be as stated. Col. R. l.. johnson, the agent
Of the express company, therefore detained the
package, and notified Mr.. Burt, the Deputy
Marshal, who now holds them subject to In
structions from Marshal Murray, Of New York
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Funeral ObsequIes OF Gen. Lyon In
.tlt = 81. LOuis. q < ~

ST. Louis, Aug. 2S.--The funeral ceremonies
and military display in honor of Gen. Lyon to-
day were most imposing. The procession which
escorted the remains TO the railroad depot con-
sisted Of Gen, Fremont's body guard, under Col.
Seagongi; Captain Plllman's company OF cav.
airy a section Of Captain Csrln's battery
First Regiment Missouri Volunteers, Colonel
Blair General Fremont and staff members
Of the army and volunteer officers, city officials,
and prominent citizens, and the Third Regiment
United States Reserve Corps, Colonel Mcneil,
all under command of Brgadier General Sigel.
The streets through which the procession
passed were thronged with spectators, and the
flags Throughout. the city were draped in mourn
ing. N TyI s.i.Nag9 eF.ltti
Gen. Fremont having signified to the banks
yesterday his desire to loan $l6O 600, the Ex
change Bank took the whole amount to-day
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Death Of a Prom,nent Canadtan

ToRoSro, Aug. 29.-Wm. Lyon MackenEie,
Ex M. p, died last night in this city. The de.
ceased was the Upper Canada leader of the Re.
bellion Of 1887, which resulted in his exile to
the United States for twelve years, during which
time he was connected with the New York Tri.
bune. Being pardoned In l649, he returned to
Canada and was elected to- Parliament, which
position he occupied for several years.5sHe was
universally respected ~ Dee a'ia srts fsids .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

U The City Council of Cincinnati, on Tues.
day evening, unanimously adopted measures for
placing the city in q defensive position, and ap-
pointed committee TO confer with Gov. DrS-
NrsoS and Gen, McCLrLLAN. The Council also
unanimously adopted a resolution, requesting
the Governor to order the drafting of fifty
thousand men for the defense of the State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
senatorial ana Judicial Convention


The County Central Committees of Frank
lin and Pickaway Counties have agreed upon
WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, as
the day for the meeting of the delegates from
the couuties of Franklin, Pickaway and Madi-
son, for the nomination Of a candidate for Sena.
tor, and Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas.
1t is requested that our Democratic friends
in Madison County will send delegates to the
Judicial Convention. 10 Euf,tf
The Convention is appointed to meet at Co.
umbus at the City Hall.
WILLIAM DoMIoAN,
Chairman franklin Co. Committee.
WILLIAM DoAN,
Chairman Pickaway Co. Committee.
Columbus, Sept. %, 1861. l.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

COUNTY FAn.-The attention of the reader
is directed to the advertisements Of the County
Fair In another column. The Fair commences
on Tuesday next, and continues three days.
This annual festival is one Of great interest to
the citizens Of our county, and should be patron
lied accordingly. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

SPors ON THE Sus.--There are at the present
time thirteen or fourteen distinct spots and
groups of spots on the sun. Three or four of
them are pretty large. They may oil readily be
seen with q telescope Of moderate power. The
largest are advanced nearly half way across the
disc. lbs...ia -fsa sisiy.s-. .q ....r .-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

p Tomorrow will be the last day Of August
and the last day Of simmer. Agricultural Fairs
will soon be in order. In fact they have already
commenced. One washeld In Clermont county
this week, Zoe 90 ~ -.rft a-4.1 airi'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
The N .tionaI loan, Rapidly Taken

NEw ioRK, August 20 The Post says thai
subscfiI IONS to the 7 3O-100 Treasury notes are
ayeragI-g to individuals over $lO0 900 per day
Mr.. Cisco issues daily about lOO certificates =
We hear Of negotiation on foot for 500, 600
which will probably be concluded to-day. 1t ID
understood this amount Is wanted, in Hartford,
Conn, principally for the imoneyed institutions
of that city,. Mr.. Chase has finally decided to
date all, the fifty million 30-iO0. Treasury
notes August 18Th, that being the day the fret
payment of the ten PER cent. by the banks Of
this city was made. ''' '.os tas ~ s's.'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

2 FINE kpH WAR. FAnINo and Mae. DoHER
ry brought fine lot Of the largest bass from
the Reservoir last night that we have seen, and
distributed them among their friends who they
knew were not good fishermen.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

Gen Lyons Remains at oincinna,i.
CINCINNATI, August 90 .--The remains Of Gen.
Lyon reached hers this .'rning, and were es-
corted by the military anI citizens to Smith g.
Nixon's Hall, where they will lie in state till
nine P. M The eremsips' will be taken East
tonight. %
A large number of people visited the hall
during the forenoon
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
The health Of our lttoopa has improved
A Boston Battery Heady for tn

BosToS, August 2s,--The Firs. Massachu-
sets Light Battery, late Cooks, has been fully
recruited and will soon be ready to return to the
service for three years. ~ i, s+s.s, a
Capt. MoDougal, /, of the British chip Forward,
now states that he was In error In reporting the
privateer Sumter of Cape Antonio. The yes.
sci was the United States ship Crusader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Union Meeting in New York.

TRoY, N. Y. August 25.-A Union meeting
was held at Saltwater to-day, which was ad
dressed by Gen Bullard and others.
The delegates to the Republican State Con.
vention were instructed to place upon the ticket
patriotic Democrats Of the stamp of Dickinson
and Senator Colvln.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Arrest of a Ranker--1

Arrest of a Ranker--The journal of
uaqs'le i1 Commerce Hs = s.nf
New YoRK. August 29.--Wm. Patrick, a
Wall street banker, was arrested Wednesday,
and sent to Fort lafayette. -
Negotiations are stoot to change the owners
of the Journal Of Commerce, the presont editor
Halleck to withdraw. F-,t'" -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

or Col. LonN ANDnrws, Of the Fourth Rsei.
ment, has returned to -his residence In Gam,
bier, seriously III from fatigue and exposure In
Western Virginia. u an elfs 49, fa5 ~ ,,.,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Firing ON our Piclsets !.

HAGERsrowN, Nd, August %. collaboration
has reached here that there has been much
firing across the river by the rebels at our pick
cts, between Conrad's and Harper's Ferry. I,
Is reported that an attack was threatened on
Saturday at Point Of Rocks. - -
The rebel encampment at Leesburgh has
been moved back some distance from the
river, 'e err ~ 1s
The health Of our troops has improved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

- |...H T ~
KENTUCKY NEUTRALITY The Cincinnati En-
qirer is informed by military gentleman, d.
rect from Washington, and enjoying the conf
dence Of the Administration, that Messrs.
DUDLEY and KINe, Commissioners from Gov
ernor MAoorrrN to the President, had an inter-
view with the Executive and Cabinet, and were
promptly informed that the neutrality position
of Kentucky would not be respected in future;
that Federel troops would pass through Ken
tucky, and pass through that State for the sup
port OF the Union men Of Tennessee and other
Southern States The Commissioners urged
that the neutrality should be respected, but the
President was ftH1 and decislye in saying "that
no neutrality isshe would be respected BY him" !"
- - - --T- s. ) - ~ : - -
~ The cltizensof, Cinoipnati, at an inform.
al meeting on Wednesday, appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen to confer with. Governor
DEanIsos on the subject. of providing artillery
for the defense OF the city VIM 8 sGroesbsck,
Geo Carisle, Robert Buchanan, Miles Green
wood. Pollock Wilson, Thesc gentlemen were
to act In concert with another committee ap,
pointed BY the City coancii. ~ " ~ .. ,'Stss'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

O' The Wilstach Regiment, COL PoRcHNER,
left Camp Dennison on Wednesday afternoon,
via the Marietta Railroad, for Western Vir.
ginia. -.rIt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

g7' Commiasary General DELASo left for
Washington on Wednesday morning, on bust
ness connected with his Department.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily fayors in the shape OF the
very latest eastern papers tA&
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
Dispatches from Warrington,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The city was rife
last night and this morning with 0 report of a
fight on the other side of the Potomac. Even
10 usually well informed quarters there is con.
ficting information on the subject Il IA GER
tain, however, that Gen. Mcclellan returned
from thence at hali-past eleven O'Clock las,
night. i Nothing Of an important or serious
character was elected. II Is probable, howev.
er, that disunion force Of three companies OF
cavalry and about the same amount of Infantry,
with two field pieces, have been lowering in
the vicinity Of Balls Cross Roads, inanoe uver.
ing with o view to draw detachments Of our
troops into an ambuscade. (
Gen. Mcclellan went over the Potomac river
to-day, to visit the camps and inspect the
troops Mr.. Russell, Of the London Times,
was invited to attend him. No other CORE
spondent was favored with q pass.
The steamer Philadelphia, arrived from Fort
ress Monroe, reports all quiet at the Potomac,
and navigation unimpeded. Signal rockets from
the Maryland shore evidently conveyed the In
telligence of her presence to the Virginians
She waited till morning, but the batteries Of the
enemy at Matthias Point and Acquia Creek did
not open fire. .y
Itis now believed several Of our soldiers were
killed and wounded in q skirmsh on the Vir,
ginIs side yesterday.
The main object Of the feet which lately Left
Fort Monroe 10 more effectually to blockade
Southern ports. No invasion contemplated
.s.. y 49, w y Times Dispatchl )
WARRINGTON, Aug. 2s.--The present rebels
now under arrest were transferred 70 day to q
commodious dwelling temporarily hired for the
purpose of keeping them in confinement. Sew
eral have been arrested besides those whose
nnmcR hnvo hoo,, yx,hli.hnA 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations TO It for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities. y aa fs
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Cleveland Market {.

CLKvELAND, Augutt %, 1861.
WHEAT-Sales on Change were three red at CSC on
track 5000 bushels do free on board at &c. seven cars
white track at 90c and $500 bushels southern white
from boat at $50. ~ Hl l.
C0RN-stsady home demand at 33a3ic.
0ATs-Sales at 23c on track.
CBUTTER-Dull at 6@9s. -..
EGGS-Lull at So,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

\ ~ The ARTILLERY Company under Captain
JAnrs MrroHELL, organised at Springfield, is
expected at Camp Dsnnison this week, =
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LATEST VIA QUEENS

ST. Louis, August 2s.--The circulation of
newspapers recently presented. By the Grand
Jury of New York, has been interdicted in Sc.
Louis city and county by order Of the Provost
Marshal. -"r-a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrRrss MosRoE, Aug. 28.-we have nc
tidings from the naval expedition.
IL. turns out that the firing on our flag Of
truce from Craney island some weeks ago was
entirely yunauthorizedby Gen. HpgetY on hear.
ing of the outrage he sent. Al apology to Com
Stringham.fI ,lAslallIi tl,nl rs -.ralln. 4 I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

r Tie Fifteenth Ohio Regiment, now being
organised OF Hamilton, ia to be composed en-
tirsly Of Irishmen, and 10 Intended TO rival the
famous sixty ninth. Regiment Of New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-30

yBosroN, August 25.--The resigned officers of
the frigate Congress have been sent under
guard to Fort Lafayette. m III ss.s,,,g