The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
PONY NEWS.
Dates to October Sd.


Thompson's camp, at Belmont. -Four of the
Rebels were killed, five captured and many
wounded. The remainder escaped. None of
the Federals were injured.
The report of the rebels crossing below, last
night originated from the gun-boat, JEFF. Davis
landing mile and a half below Norfolk.
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. ga special to o-thc
Missouri Democrat says Gen. Sigel arrived very
carly this A. NJ, and has gone forward, via
railroad with his forces.
The information is now that MeCulloeh has
formed a junction with Price, between Warrens-
burg and Georgetown, and their forces are now
40 900 mer.
The rebels have not got the money from the
Lexington Bank, as reported, it was safely Sc
cured before the light.
The whereabouts of McCu:loeh still eXcltes
much attention.
zen. Fremont and staff just arrived. lie is
accompanied by detachment of his body guard
and several companies Of various regiments.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2G.-The advance move
ment yesterday, is regarded by the highest mil
itary authorities here, one of considerable
Importance. Our armg is supplied with excel
lent FORAGE.
The goth New York went right into Lewis
vlle and occupied n position within two hundred
and fifty feet Of where rebel batteries were. The
Highlanders behaved With great galantry-
Grifin's battery WAS worked with great effect
and it is believed caused greet disaster in the
enemy's camp.
The Fast was observed with great propriety
here to-day.
A New Yorker wh) deserted from the rebels
at frcestone Point. says the eneIly is ten thou
4 ,t~s L., nd
tetweer there and Manassas, and n large num-
ber along the shore to Matthias. They have
pleuty Of cannon and Il od
Yesterday a lieutenant from one of our regi-
meuts dcsercd, on the upper otomac, and
went over to the lebels, giving them, It is sup
rosed, full information.
A Catholic Journal, Known as tho frpress
now. but formerly the Southern Rights, is out
to-day with strong articles 70. the Union. Its
editor is a relation Of archbishop Hughes.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.-Reports that the Fo-
tomac is closed are Incorrect NO boats have
been fired on since Thursday, but commanders
OF the merchant vessels do net not think 1t safe
Gen. Mcclellan has issued an order coupli-
menting General McDowell's division of TIC
army.
The President has given assurances that no
drafting for the army shall be rcsorted to in the
West until the Eqstcrn States haVe furnished
| their full quota of 500 600 ncn.
A special from Washington says, tho rehels
| appeared in force on tic Potomac, opposite
| Great Falls, to-day, and opened with q battery
Of six pieces, ON McCldlau's division. Both
sidcF hnve been reinforced Our baterie opened
and the rebels dispersed. The Federals took
/ possession Of Lewiston this morning, the rebels
retr 'atng after slight slrmish.
FARTHER PoiNr, Oct. lst-The French Gov
crnment refuse to allow their officers to join the
/. :. army.
Tho Great Eastern has arrived The gale she
dncountcrcd was n fearful one, Over twenty five
| of her passengers sustained fractures oecasioned
by the t"emcndeus rolling Of the ship. Tho acc
dent is mHmly attributed 70 breaking the rudder
The assertion that Garibaldfs son intends tc
| embark for America, whore he will espotRe the
cause of the Government, continues TO be made
and rontradrtcd Tho late ( tclcgraphic dispatch
from Turin declares that he has abandoned all in
tcntion Of coming for the present
WASHINGTON, oct. The Hcrald's disratei
says, upon charges made by Col. Blair, Gen
Fremont has been ordered - report himself foi
trial By court martial. gen. Wool, of Fortress
| Monroe, has been ordered t. supcrccde Gen Fro
mont in the Department Of the West. Gen
Mansfield left for Fortress Monroe this evening
10 supel ccdc Gen. Wool. Capt. Drake I kay ac
companies Gen. Mansfield and will continue al
Aid. Gen. Wool, it is understood. has eft tn,
fortress and is on his way west. Gen. Fremon
will proceed to This city Mt his earliest conve
nicncC leaving his forces in command of another
who is considered competent to meet any foe tha
Gen Fremont has bcen m9rcljng a-ainst.,
Affairs 9t the Navy Yard and down the Poton4a
tod !, are quiet
I hc rrbunc's dispatch says the number OF vol
Hhtctrs now entering the service from the loyal
states is aboue 52,o00 per week.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3d.-The PeDubiicnn learn.
from person Of this State, who left Richmond
Va, week ago last Monday. that he in tn
papers on the route Il proclamation from Bel
McCullociI. calling on the citizens of Tennessee
Louisiana and Arkansas for 10 regiments for ser
vice in Missouri.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-The Legislature Of Ken
tucky has offered resolutions requesting John c
Brecknridge andI. \. Powell to resign their seat
in Congress if they decline to comply, the Scnat
of the United States is respectfully requested Il
Investigate their conduct and if found to be in op
position to Il Q Federal Government that they b,
expelled from their seats il passed by vote o
90 to in the Senate. This morning it came up a
the unfinished business of the House, and a sus
pension Of the rules to consider it was refused by
vote Of 30 TO 41
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.--Thc schooner Commerce
arrived from Philadelphia with coal. All quiet OF
| the river.
Rumors being prevalent involving military
| changes. it is ascertJined on inquiry at the Wal
Department thatno order has been issued to max,
General Fremont report for trial by court Martial
1t is true that General Mansfield has been ap
pointed to the command at Fort Monroe. but Gen
Wool, whom he superseded, has been assigned tC
no other duty.
! NEW YORn, Oct 31.-It is stated here that thC
( rebels intend m Immediate advance on Paducah.
/ 1t is stated that Capt. McNabb tried to seduct
I his men from duty before leaving Fort Laramie
| for Washington.