The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-09-18

Dispatches from Washington.
1speoiafto tie Psst.ln
WAsHrsoros. Sept! 9. THE Sanitary
Corn ission has stfongly urged upon the
w I'D Department an increase of the hos
pital acconmo odation to the extent of
1890 beds 6ttednp. 81
The defalcations of purser Gallagher
amount to over 81 80, 900, only $50, 600 of---s
which is likely to be recovered.
2 - 'fAIspecialito to the commercist]
; There was heavy cannonading this m6rnS
ing in the vicinity of our lines, and it was
rumored that the contest had commenced,
but there is nothing reliable. q MFT T5AV
At the Camp Of Colonel Young Reg.
iment of Kentucky Cavalry, on Sunday st--@
noon, q. soldier. named Henderson shot,
another soldier, Walter, while performing
duty as guard. Sergeant Joseph II.
Bryson was the officer Of the day, and
owing to his presence of mind and deci.
sion, discipline was secured to tho camp.
|Y The War Department has issued an
order that volunteer cavalry regiments Of
twelve companies shall have three Majors,
and regiments of from eight to ten COM
paniss shall have two Majors, iusteadI Of -
one, as heretofore. r x<,.s,r
E The Postmaster General has directed
the mail faeilitiesto bsrestored to Psdqy
cab, Kentucky, that town now. being -in...
the possession of the Federal, troops, and
the mailsithers no longer tsmpered with n
BY secessionistsea sIss5 ebiea aiseassEi 10 sshs
| Commander Roam has written sllstser
to the Secretary Of the. Navy, dated Uni.
ted States steamer Pawnee, -Hatteras Inlet
Sept, .5th, of which the following is an
textract: 60" - 9ses'skS ~
i "From tie Best Information Iesa oBsr.
tain ten aregimenssseha Slbeent receBasdnf
[froma Virginia to defend this State, sThss,
secessionists residing neal, the, water are.
lfdessroJing their residences and seeking
shelter in. the Interior The poorer clasaa
sss remain, waiting FOR protectiSd 10 shOwss
their Union sentiments od Of bsaaisaoo ii
The Confederate forti6ca atoms ,on,Nsp-
sons. Hill, cthree.fourths OF; q, mile from.
fBailey's Gross Roads, have every i9dics.
tiop Of being completed. No gd6s wetsis
observed mounted on the sfortiRCati61sgw
itbuss masked battery is srecsedrconcssho
ed bys grove near Bailey's Cross Roadsna
tabouto 100 yards this side Of the earth, /.
works.
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1quiet, bat this morning the Confederssesa
ifopened their concea' ed batteries, thro9lngi
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9aNEw York, Sept 9,--The Marshal
has instructed transfer agents of thu
d New York Central Railroad of this
city. not to, transfer any more stock