New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
Indians Forced to Join the Rebels.
THREATS TO DEVlSTATE THEIR POSSESsIow
A sUnlMiRY eEEeK TO REBEL OPERATIONS.
A Point of Communication Blocked
THE CABINET AND GEN. FREMONT.

Special Dispatch to The N. z. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Weinesiay, Sept ls.ls,
THE CABINET AND GEN. FREMONT.
The Cabinet had protracted session tO-d,,
over the report made by Postmaster-GsneraI
Blair and Quartermaste F-General Meigs, Of ue
result of their mission to st. Louis. No result
was arrived at. The question presented s sas
Of exceeding delicacy. There will be no haste
of action, from which either the public Interests.
or the just rights Of tho distinguished soldier,
will receive detriment
INDIANS AMONG THE REBELS.
Some 200 Greeks and portion of the Chsro.
kees, ChOctaws, and Chckasaws have joined tbs
Rebels, influenced by Albert Pike, ex.Superin.
tendent Rector and other Southerners, who have
been counseling the Chiefs and threatening az
incursiOn of 10000 Texans to lay waste their
country and destroy the inhabitants. Yet, Wills
the balf.breeds have proved false, the pure
Indians remain true, and civil war among these
tribes may result. The Rebel Indians are pre-.
petratng many Outrages, and the lives Of Union.
lists are not safe. Teachers and Superintendsnts,
who express loyal sentiments, are driven from
the Reservation. Troops are needed TO protect
the loyal Indians want which was anticipated
BY the Indian Bureau which called for soldiers
some months since.
REBEL RECRUITING STATIONS, ETC, BROKEN UP.
The detachment from Gen. Sckles's brigade,
which has recOnnoitered Prince George and Anne
Arundel Counties, in Maryland, as far ss Port
Tobacco, opposite Matthias Point, has broker
Daha u<a
and provision depots, arrested implicated Seces-
sicnists and inspired confidence among the Union
men.
DISPERSION OF REBELS AT GOOSE CREEK.
The Rebels at Goose Greek had been presuni.
ing upon the short range of Gen. Stones SIX
FOUNDERS and were making some progress with
intrenchments, not very far from the Virginia
bank of the Potomac. This morning General
Stone opened upon them from riaed 20-pounders
with such effect that they dispersed in scram.
Bile.
GOV. RANDALL AND GEN. KINGS BRIGADE.
Gov. Randall of Wisconsin awakened the en-
thusiasm of Gen. Kings brigade at evening pa.
rade by few patriotic words, ia response to
which the soldiers gave nine rOusing chess
Such visits do good.
CALL UPON OHIO,
General Mitchell left for Ohio to-day, to raiss
so eco soldiers for active service.
OFFICERS FOR NEW KENTUCKY BRIGADE.
The following appointments for a new Ken.
lucky brigade have been made: Major W. q.
Ward of Kentucky, Colonel LIST Regiment, John
II. Ward of Bowling Green KY, Lieutenant.
Colonel and James b. Carlisle Major. I'd Reg.
iment: Ed. IL. HObsOn Colonel, John Carlisle
Lieutenant. Colonel, and William Hobson Major.
I'd Regiment: Wade Velagas Colonel, 2. G. Ed
wards Quartermaster, and J. ID. Williams Com
missary.
OPERATIONS OF THE ENEMY.
The enemy are reported to be terrifying sew
eral hills south of Munson's Hill.
PICKET ENGAGEMENTS.
The pickets of the New-York 10th wounded
two South Carolina hOrsemen this morning los
| ing no man themselves.
PRINCE DE JoTYvILLE.
Prince De Joinyille arrived here this evening
and with his suite (Comte DE Paris, Due de
Charities, &c.) is at Wizards. The Prince
tomorrow, VIII attend review vi uA'A't'"' "
invitation of Gen. Mcclellan, and will aiterward
be presented to the President.
CONSUL TO ACAPULCO.
Ex.Gov. Bebb having declined the COnsuIsaip
to Acapulco, II. p. johnson of California has
been appointed. Our COnsuls to the Soasa
American ports all represent the feeling there o.
the people and rulers, to be warmly SmpatAe"'
with the North.
RELEASED ON PAROLE.
Mrs. Phillips and daughter were p'day 'e'
| leased for a week on parole, to report the III
selves at Fortress Monroe at the expiration OIL
that time.
RELEASE OF MEssRs. PENDLEToN AND
sTRoTHER.
Letters from Richmond state that the authori-
ties there, having found 10 evidence agains.
Messrs. Pendleton and STROLLER, have rsleasod
| them.
PAYMAsTERs' FUNDS.
A Paymaster wishing to pay about SEi,Vv.
to Regiment makes his requisitiOn as sss i0'~
in the following table:
| Denomination. Amount
Treasury Notes.. $50 10 sS00o
Treasury Notes 10 % 800
| Treasury Notes----... W 9'00S