The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-27
nc News.


The want Of a frst-clis, rclcemablc, par cur
reDcy At the Wet, will he mt by thc., notes.
greatly relieving the Wc,t, Increasing ply-
m nts and trade to the East, AMI supp, lux III
Government with money, probably to the full
amount Of the ESQ, 600 600 authorized, fwant.
ed.
Quite number Of arrests for treason have
been reported in the past twenty -four hours
The detectives are doing good service, and the
important purpose s broachod, Of organizing
National Detective Police, to operate IN every
rert d the country.
WM. s. JoHNs1oS, nephew Of The relel
General JonSsroN and an officer in tho same
unholy service, was arrested 10y the detectives
in Philadelphia on Tuesday night. SAMUEL
HAKES, an agent of the robcl was arrested in
Philadelphia on Saturday. The documents
eliminating him were found at his ho1sc
PHISEAs 7. FRAzEE was arrested in Newark
on Saturday as a confederate Of the rebels. He
has a son in their army, and has but lately re-
turned from Charleston. AZ Evansville, In
diana, few days ago .IouS CAErwELL, or
Cascyvile, Ky., was arrested recruiting soldiers
for the rebel army. A well known Cincinna-
tiAn named JouS HART, was on Friday ar
rested by officers POLLOCK and Eo,E, Tor pur.
chasing horses for the use Of the Southern Con-
fcderacy and endeayoring TO ship them to their
destination, contrary 10 law. Five Of the horscs
were seized. THOMAS DAVIS and CHARLES e..
MID were arrested in Piusburg on Friday a.
secossionis,s, on their way 10 New York
The publishers Of the Daily Mems finding
themselves excluded from the Post Office Ad-
ans Express and Ross & TousEYs agencies,
81 endeavorcd yesterday to employ the American
Express Company, which they supposed was
not watched. Marshal MURRAY was up as ear
ly at anybody, however, AMI seized the entire
lot at the Express Cos Office. There were six
large packages for parties in Louisville, st.
youis, and 81. Joseph, Missouri, containing
mailer lots for distribution TO other agents.
According to Washington dispatches received
this city, II was understood there upon good
uihority, that all journals directly advocating
ieason. or embarrassing the government with
lear intent, would he suppressed, on the ground
thai the terrible condition Of the country dc
m,nd, il. 1t, is the un Outstanding in Bllti-
morc among the Union men that the South and
Er,ddnge will soon I've stopped The other
journals nrc now behaving very we'll Tho SIM
no longer advocates secession, but occupies q
neutral position.
The flour merchants Of our city have united
handsome present to the nee " flmilic, OF
tldiers. Two hundred and fifty barrels of flour
,ere contributed, and put up in % N. bags
.tamped with the stars and stripes, and III,
motto, God bless our Volunteer" The ear
men hauled the flour gratis. It will hc dis,rib
uted hy the Union Defence Committee.
Two hundred and forty us.h Pc. d.i,H ror
their homes in East Tcnnc. ,cc. cul.s'nl ia iii
United States service on the 10Th, at Cam
Robinson, near Dmyic, Ky. They were de-
titutc, almost barefoot, weary and hungry, b.
not cowcd. llunlrcd, morc were coming.
Gov. lI,EEi, Of Tennessee, it i, said, thrca
ems to invade Kentucky, iftho Union camps
the latter state are no, vacated in thirty dav-.
It s asserted that the release of Mr. BorfIr
was ordered by Col Laos Rps, who wa, ord.
ell to hold him, to the great displcasurc Of Gc
eral BANKS.
The female spies and traitors In the North al
in panic, the government having commence
arresting them. Mrs. GEEENHow and Mr.
PnuLrrs, two fashionable women Of Washington
are under arrest at their houses. Mr.. Senate
GwIs, who is at West Point, il liable to Al
rest from proofs found in her baggage. A We
man laden with letters fresh from BrAuRr,
CARDS lines, was captured and detained a
Alexandria on Sunday. These women are Ia,
boldest and cunningest agents Of treason in the
land, and should he punished without Difference
10 the sex they disgrace.
The Potomac river guarl are busy cutting on
the communications Of the spies, by picking up
all the small boats on both sides of the river
IL is reported that the President devoted last
Sunday to reviewing troops-going to church
once between services. We have not approved
of rash verdicts upon Sunday military move
ments, and there may possibly have been some
pressing necessity for these SUNDAY reviews.
But we don't see it,"
Sent 10 the Tortugas-four moro patches of
mutincers, from the ID Maine, 13lh, 2lst and
79th New York.
Avariety Of Geographic items, from the scat
OF war and elsewhere arr to be found ON our first
page. PREPARATIONS are undoubtedly going on
at Fort Monroe for an important movement bv
sea.-One of tho % rebel prisoners released ON
parole, and allowed TO be feastcd and lioniLed in
Baltimore to the intense disgust aud astonish-
men! Of MI i,o,n people, very naturally mani.
Tested his sense Of the contemplate weakness
with which he had been treated by the Govern
ment' by grossly and wantonll insulting Us.
onioef al Fort Monroe yesterday.
I'm encouraging account is given on the drs,
page OF the military situation of Missouri.
We give also variety of extracts from the
opinions q the press on the suppression Of trc.
asonabc newspapers.
Another resigned naval officer wa, sent to
Fort Lafayette yesterday. Recognition
uoesn't seem to be esteemed the heavenly grace
II was lew week since We may expect to
nsaf o' like approximate disposal Of Che resigned
Officers of the Congress
In Minnesota, EARLE $. Gnpru,,u rb,ir,u,,,
editor Of The Pioneer anil D.aory,, "a ~,
ERTsoS, and w. w. Pnmrs, b,ing m,iorit,.
oil the Democratic Central Committee Of tim.
state, have resigned, giving us their reason, TIA,
there can be no issue between the Democratic
and Republican parties in the comm. election.
except upon the question Of the war, and on that
they are with the Administration.
On the 18th q company Of Federal troops took