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SAVINGS
1T1 LOAN AND TRUST coAtpANY-Thls Iost1-
TUT. wtt 'ccclye Ohio; Indiaah, Iowa. New York
and New RI sland Bank Ebtes at o1ehAlf of one par
cent disco tor deposit Of In exchange for Gold or
Drafts on .W York, Boston or PhllaGetnhls-
u. Il. HOLT, Ca .ht4r
chicago. plJ @4th. 1881. jy2iE2e6Ss
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From Gen. Lyons Army.
Espccia. Correspondence of Missouri Democrat


SPRINGFIELD, July 70, 1861.
Col, sigcl hes recognized bis regiment for
three years. service, about GOO Of his fc-nlee
n,cn re-enIistiDg. Others desire visiting t:eir
families il s.. Lu1,is, and sec wha. are business
1.rctIscas.
Col sslemon is reorga n;zing, receiving
many recruits frc1n this vicinity The catire
fu1ce row here is over s. S.010, very few Of whom
will return at the expiration OF their three
llcnths' term uf service.
G.n swceuy, with half Of The Iowa regi-
nlent, several companies OF the Kansas Flrst,
and regulars enough to make force Of 200
with one sec!ior Of aylillery, will lease to-day
for Forsyth Oh White River:
The o:leF troops in Gen. Lyons command
left Camp Siac1, twelve miles Iorthwcst oi
he1e, this morning, and nearly all OF them go
into camp ri Little Yark, on the ut. Ve71oa
read, ten miles west Of here Other offensive
movements will take place next week.
Therc ate now in hospital abuut forty cases,
| but tEc Of which are REGARDED as dangerous.
Very much has been done by Dr.. franklin. the
MT dical director, and his worthy assistant, DR..
Meher T. promose tae Som,g.' p a9a ,;es ncain n
town Eayc also donated many dclicacies ap'
| rpTeciated by the SICK.
NcCullccA has retired from the State with
his forccs, tayipg again gone into camp at
| Camp Walker, between Maysyille aud Bow
| mapsvile, ArEa1sas. Jackson is some twelve
or fifteen pailea this side, With about 10000
| raw, undiscipilnel, uncomfortable men. They
ere poorly al med, and arc really more danger.
GUS to themselves than formidable to their
enemies. SicCulloca's force, though NOT over
hall 60 large, is we'll armed and moderately
| we.l disciplined.
| Government is buying in all The new wheat
offering, paying The handsome price here Of
j! one dollar per bushe1. The mills are Kept
running constantly, manufacturing 1t Into
Capt. Matthles, Of the First Iowa, leaves for
| home tomorrow, having been appointed Lieu
tenant Colonel OF tie Fifth Iowa Regiment.
Major Conant hns been placed ut the head
Of the Qnartermaster's department. Of the
Southwest expedition.
be locks after the transportation, though
there has heretofore been much delay On that
point in tho vicinity Of st. Louis. Even now
wc arc obliged to wait for liberal quantity
Of red tape to be run through before VIC are
supplied properly with transportation, ,anl1nu'
| Eition and eomLliesary Etores, necessary Tor o
movement Of any magnitude. It looks q
though Jealousy existed, lest Missouri should
monopollze rabIc attention more than Viz
e'On Thursday last, forty zine citizens o1
Carroll mud Marion counties, Arkansas: ar
~1:ye1 here and enlisted for three yeafs. How
unanimous the South aref
| The Home Guards have been relieved froiL
active duty, md are attending to their usua
| business.
About t1irty wagon-Ioads Of provisions ane
ammunition arrived THURSDAY. In charge OIL
detachment Of Col. McNeils ST. Lonis M hom1
| Gra1St, and accompanied by oscf @oV Te
cruits for stgels regiment.
ExSpeaker Coffee is still confined, he 70
: | frEiu.s to take The ueunl outh.
|
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Nj ASTEk'S SAI.a.-Statz IF Hi
~ ncis County of Ccos. 8. s.-sro. r.o- c,u.. IT
Ebica9o-an thaEter5. Nelson Liar 3sley "a Ges:x=
del. IT, Enrf c1os1 Mortgage
fnh!c Eeie: IS hereby Etyu1 tsat n p1r .aance OF
Det1rtal Order =nter III tae ab3Yp entitled ransa %
G,isf ssp:r!oF tdatt Il + s ssiass. =
vii seE q pshlic 33ctinr. To tao hiSaeat hs4cr ~
eaeh g1 9ts; .ESpy tis u .ssth chl Day Jaly
It !ho neze cet et The Court Ii1. I Cook County.
Il he t.tF - Cairas" IN sa:a Eounty Of CoDx t.e
Certain pieces tf Ha1Eeis Of land tn sa ;ecfSe as
ssritsd Is :2lioSA t:-xlt:5rke northwest. q,arssx
n.n'5er iscr e Ia Taanstip number ,aiitss:saa
e. Ebrth Ct Range tat'tccn j. { ia TIC dIatri.t
!: 1a:c subject to sals at Ca5:o Illinois! c,utsiain
s~o hu: ufeI std 'lsty st1 res aid c:h! y..ar5a
hnncrcdihs e a. Gere- Als t.,r uosthc.st 1.ar.er
Of ths @ ns1tt:ast qEartsF II Section En1her tve.t
kanEe 1aiEsssn % sas "a the district et !ad shieI
u the C~ustE o. Cook and stst. of Illinois Of -
Euth Of safe premises a2 1osv be necessary
III" attunr cue to Enid 1.1;sit sA,i iecfe
with co+tH Ct %ut= IN n.etslrr viii the Mastxr reeI
commissions and dIzbusssu,ent3 or sa.d sale
ER. SCOTT.
Ea*teE IN Chanccry cf the super!ar Court Of Caca.
Chicago. Jufy ID. 1>ti- ,y1Es4: II
, 1861-07-26
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xI aots. County of Cook. s.S-sg.etior Court Of
+ u Mnsiar,s. sarsh Esldwin- John Yan d g, Parker
toer y, Richard .. Lathrop Charles IT, Ludlstou-
a1a hnomss Mtche1-gill 70 ForecIoae Aazt=asa.
t, deets's1 order ID tne ABOVE entitled cau . "a
Ten seT z 4 GaahSse,y Inh cr sapses Cot v
no Petts f,S dogf o9 ri. S1 ne ala
e lPois On Sat9Fta5 tas seSsateeats saY q
thar Say he following described !eal estss= oF 70
aI5oHnt dnn So1oRlatnaat under ssd ..acree co,t
ba1tements raid sa!e}, 1itzAt= 10 tae Ca1asy Of
ctok. and sthts q lnoi+ nat sn'.a as .1at: NY
he map Il + +. Ralawf:s sata'ti-i :: Of t:.Sat
tiop tbtty lee tS) hin talrtg 1ne t3, ..-ns1
tnt.tssn % sast soD tanieE .s*r:y ar:s nI :',r
nTe oae In. drelth3 Of aa ac.,s aSa. Eauns. tso
"a" M ~ ats M m Gsre y e lad kq =! e; 4; 5ns
asls"n u t.s nosthEeat Quarter "f Gaaat :"et II
ts;st5.1htsn t1s1- Township tklsty MUG ~ sanse
tnteen ~ ast sont.tEias tHeusi a:r:s .cd in:
t'EhE Ghe hS AaEes;ths Of acre. Tie ma6 Of I'll u
.sld snbs lV;In - recorded IN the I.ec 'scrs Of
Gct q Cotk County. 1l1insis Oct, ,bef 9th I'll Ia
3ia+tEF in Chapcegy Of tue sonyr NJ t:j
CtjCSgn. .1uls saff Lei t.,tt -
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]y e Iiatue:t fur Huzrts IL uns1yaIlcd py arg. In
- ssss # Larencss, arising from Sr1ains, Bruises
-rTr sesrE it, effect is magical and ccrtatn. Ear
-. G. saddle Gals. Scratches, Mango SC, 1t will
f7cedl'y. eraysn aad 1tasbpae raay be eas!-
-,.; led and c1rcd il tel: incar:crt Stages s'at
-r., cases are btycnd tho possibility Of radical
~. &c case Of the kind 1t.wt ses IL 50 desperate
.cr:1 hut tcmay be a1lc,i>tcd by ILLS inent
..;:;. es:ssfut application VIII aways remove TIC
~ ess and enable tie ,or$e To travel With CON"
-s-.,se ratc.
r,t;7 no.sa owner shon,s Eave this remedy athand
.t timely uee TT the first aprs.racec Of Latneuess
N tsv1rz11s prevent those formidable diseases
-4r,:. to which all h=rses ars liable. and which
---tf- 90 many o.llcrrtsc valaatls horses nearly
.,,Y7h.iS,, Sec advertisement For sslc pF J. L.
,,,:ssy,S, GENERAL AgcEt 20 Site street
~.r" t,ox.tty
, 1861-07-26
Gprftai Rotirc8.

- Spccial Notice.-W. F. George,
,.,.,,tec Of tho LADIES HAIR CE1MpER, Las
'ee b,s entire Interest to me- Avoid tnftias-
49, .sa,,<s letters to l1y Agent. r. ~ LIVINGSTON.
r. f,r prs7e, tcr71s. G:.. or MspA1 DEMAREsT.
4sa's, DsNJ. F. BOWERS.
, 1861-07-26

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9ivea to al s. H. sasd oss1t Pasorson cess<
e. e q s5, sa;ioe erns. a 4
1.n's =: t. t. ho!:sn It ny Court rs.a- ,n ~ - D.
Il cM1ase On ths iatsd ,,i Mon1af VI Ssp''o'
1T a' 'e''f NEIs Ti,uM1ssoS. .a4smasas;s.:isti
Ittcaso. ]uru I. n. l.5i.
, 1861-07-26

-. :~culd respectfully Inform the citizens OF
t =, t II las located himself IN this city fcr
:. ~ If teaching the cz::ttvuuon and develop
~ .: =. ro.Sc. li,nsel 2ara Of Carlo Ddsa;:u
~ - clvc particular attention "a the usual
~ :e:c. ratter Of Forming and Developing tho
A. J. THRLl
3:,u. Musical Cr;c'. !arssltnr. Larraon block
,,.,..,,rs :-E*y. La~.rd Andersen, Root =
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

UNITED STATES STEAMER SusouEnAHxA,1
Orr HArrERAs INLET, Sept. so, 1851. J
Inactivity on Bodsd-The Susquehan,a in Storns-1He
Damages Reccired-Cdpt,res Of Three Sclooners-More
on the Way to Be Captured, dc.
As tho army transport steamer Spauldng will leave this
place for Hampton Roads in the Of hour drop
few lines that win inform your readers that
we are s in existence, although not doing much
at present for want Of opportunity and the necessary
means to do it WITH which atter complaint however,
will soon be Tmedied.
On the morning Of the 9th It commenced blowing
gale Of wind right Shore which compelled get up
our anchor and put 70 sea- The strength Of the gale
listed about fourteen hours accompanied with heavy
sea- which stove and carried away all her head,
GLIDING her tnbstays, guys and whiskers, which, to-
gethcr with the damage 10 her cutwater and cathea,
caused by our collision with the steamer Flag viii make
IL necessary TO visit some navy yard very soon.
On the 2sth captured the schooner San Juan, Cap
PAWS, Of Elizabeth City, NJ G. She is from Aquila with
salt and boand for Newborn, N c. She will be sent
north Capt. Davis says the schooner Prince Alfred,
captured by this ship and Philadelphia short
tmc since, and now sailing under the English tag, is
owned ~ kewbern, and her proper Best Bess,
forget which AT last accounts it was thought she
would be cleared, owing 10 the asrot She had
been transmogrNed; but IL she has not escaped when
this reaches yon her Jig will be up as now have the
necessary evidence TO convict her.
On the morning Of the Goth captured the schooner
baltimore, with salt from Turks Islands. She bound
into bern. From Of tho crew we learn that
Of the capture Of this place We win keep look out for
them. salt Is worth much 10 the rebels powder
About noon to-day spoke the United States frigatc
Roanoke and s.oop Dale, bound south.
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Nathan O. upham, Of New Hampshire, az umpire, James
Carlisle ESD, counsel for New Granada win forthwith
proceed to take testimony behalf Of that republic and
present II On the first Monday in November, 10 which
time the Convention to-day adjourned.
THE POST OFFICE FINANCES.
The excess Of expenditures over the Post 0ce Depart
ment receipts for the fourth quarter Of the year 1860 was
nearly 900 while the for tho quarter OF
the present year Ss03 000he receipts being nearly
$297 o0o The receipts in the latter quarter exceeded
those Of the former by over $4,000.
RELEASE OF A PRISONER AT FORT LAFAYETTE
THE ABBE M'MAsTER.
The Secretary Of State to-day order for the
lease from Fort lafayette Of H. A. Reeves editor Of the
Greenport Wachmara It accomplished through the
tnstrumentality Of VIM. II. Ludlow.
Efforts are being made procure the release Of Abbe
McMaster.
RETURN OF FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
The Bremen Minister has returned from his summer
tour 70 the North.
Tho French Minister has returned from his tour with
tary Of State to-day. He says Prince Napoleon had
very satisfactory visit during the eight weeks he
mained in this country.
COLLECTOR OF CHICAGO.
Luther Haven, Of Illinois, was oday appointed Col
ecor Of the Port Of Chicago place Of Colonel White
(republican), who resigns to take command Of ride
regiment.
CONSULAR APPOINTMENT.
Isaiah Thomas Of Ohio, to-day appointed Consul to
Laguayra, in South America. He will be specially in
structed to prevent any coffee from going into tho South
ern ports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS ARMY
THE REBEL ATTACK ON THE ENCAMPMENT
AT GREAT FALLS.

DARNETovN, Md, Oct !, 1891.
The attack encampment at the Groat Falls ON
Monday morning by six regiments Of rebel infantry
body Of cavalry and battalion Of artillery, all in
rasa for the Upper Potomac. They Ared about forty
rounds of shots and SHE'LL doing considerable damage 70
the houses hurting slightly but person. exclusive Of
another who hit the shoulder by rebel pickle, at
m earlier hour The guns used by the rebels seven
in number, elk and twelve Founders, the latter being
ried and throwing prgectles Of the Sawyer pattern
At the commencement OF the cannonadng, Lieutenant
Colonel Suter and the Adutant Of the Thirty fourth New
York rode up 10 tho Falls, ten miles distant and found
the regiment guard tero widely scattered they hay
ing artillery to respond with While Colonel Suffer-
oonversing with tho Adjutant six pound ball from
the enemy battery passed between them into sand
bank, from whence II taken. The bali was Of fine
finish showing that the rebels not deficient in the
manufacture Of their projectiles.
Union battery subsequently arrived at tho Falls,
and threw several shells into the supposed position Of the
enemy, but obtained response. The rebels exposed
seven guns In their attack.
About FIVE O'Clock the force encampcd about two
miles from the river, opposite the mouth OF Muddy
Branch, where Massachusetts, regiment Is stationed
Here they remained all night but did compliment US
by any demonstration. Early this morning they again
moved forward. They probably destined 70 Ieos
burg the rcint Of Rocks.
The river Is high at present TO admit Of crossing at
any OF the fords.
The New York Thirty fourth stu continue guard nine
miles Of tho river line, which arduous duty they have
been performing for nearly three months.
To-day General Banks reviewed and inspected three
brgades OF hs division this place This is supposed
by to be indicative Of the commencement OF fall
campaign. The troops 70 be well disciplined well
clothed and well equipped Some Of tho regiments have
not yet been paid which is attributable the necessary
presence Of the paymasters in other divisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
THE MOUNTED RIFLES.

Lieutenant s. A. Melck, who Is now in this city re-
crutng for this organization ia meeting with signal
cess having his arrival week ago. had upwards
Of thirty mustered into the United States service
Lieutenant Meck is daily In receipt Of communication
from parties residing at distance, 10 know whether he
could accept more men, as the Mounted Rifles very
popular CORPS. They have been acting Gen. Woos
body guard The recruits will be sent to Od Point
Comfort on Saturday or Monday, from the recruiting
Office 452 Broadway. As a few men wanted 10
fiji up the squad this is opportunity for those desiring
to be sent on TO the seat Of without delay have
their wishes gTatiled
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
FIGHT WITH THE REBELS AT CHAPMANs.
vILLE-REPORTEDB BATTLE BETWEEN GEN.
Cox AND THE REBELS WISE AND FLOYD.

Cox AND THE REBELS WISE AND FLOYD.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8, 1861. 4
The Kanawha correspondent Of the Commercial Of this
city says that five companies Of tho First Kentucky
regiment, four companies of the Thirty fourth Ohio
regiment and company Of the Fifth Virginia regiment
under Lieutenant Colonel Enyar surrounded and attacked
the rebels at ChapmansvilIe and after short engage
mcnt completely routed them, killing sixty and taking
seventy prisoners The rebels in escaping were inter-
septed by Colonel Piatt, who killed forty and took
large number Of prisoners The country between Charles
ton and Wyandot river s now freed from secession
power This is the most effective blow given the rebels
Ia this part Of the valley. , e
When the Kanawha correspondent Ic Charleston there
was report Of battle going on between Generals Cox
AMI Floyd and Wise, at sewals Mountain and that the
rebels getting tho worst Of and falling back upon
their intrenchmcnts at Lewisburg.
THE CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS.
Preliminary steps towards the consolidation Of the reg
in this vicinity taken yesterday by Governor
Morgan, concert with Adutant General Hihousc and
Brigader General Yates the last mentioned commanding
the New York depot OF volunteers. Messengers were
the various encampments around tho city TO per-
ally inspect the regiments and obtain accurate rosters
muster rolls. Captain Acock is busiy engaged pre-
pairing lists Of companies mustered in, and these,
when finished, together with the reports of
the messengers above referred 70, will be sub
mitted TO Governor Morgan, and form the basis
for action in consolidating the regiments. It is
probable however that nothing will be done towards
this latter end until next week, the messengers have
been instructed to obtain full and report the
condition and strength Of each regiment, which will
| ce sarily involve sometime.
The following order, important to field and company
| officers, has been issued BY Governor Morgan
SPECIAL oRDERs--NO. 314.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF New YORK I
ADJuTANT GENERAL OrTlcE, AIRANy, Oct. 3, 1851.
All persons who have been designated for field com
pany officers for the volunteer force organizing In
this State whether under General Orders No 49,
acceptance rcm the War Department, wiz present them
selves without delay for examination before the Board
appointed for that purpose n the department IN which
their company regiments may be organizing BY
Of the Commanders in Chief
THOs. HILI.H0UsE, Adiutant General.
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Markets.


PinLaDEI rIJA, Oct. 8, 1851
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, 75k; Reading
sX; Pennsy vania Railroad. 37M Exchange on New
ALBANY, oct. al NJ.
Flour steady Wheat-Sales in car lots only at 81 20
for red State 81 rs for amber Michigan and 81 81 81 SO
for white DO Rye saeabe in car lotsnt 69c. roc k6 lbs
Corn s in larger receipt and good demand and better:
sales 5000 bushels inferior Western mixed 81 c and
SAC. for 1900 bushels sound do aoa and in lots
Barley stu moves sowy " car lots arrive steadily ssc
and aoat Oats in fair demand and Slightly better sales
state in car lots at 32ac 33c delivered; 40c0 bush
bbIs at 2c., so bbis AZ 2lhc. Received by Central
Railroad for New York SO bales hops 7,7os bbs, -four
bags wheat, 1906 bbs apples, 200 tubs butter 524
caldics obacco, 10 hhds do, s44 boxes cheese 240
bags malt 2i2 bbs.whcat For roste and East 24l bbs
-four, 428 tales wool 462 bbs apples. shipped by tows
to New York, October @ 80 900 Bushes corn 800 BUSH
els rye, 26 co do wheat II 500 do. oats 400 feed
RurYALo, Get. 3D.. NJ
Chicago spring at 96c, $500 bushels al 95c 25 600
bushels do at CSC &C., Is 900 bu hes amber Iowa al
600 bushels rcd Ohio At q o5, goo bushels choice
~ VI ~ Corn IN moderate demand and market Arm.
sales 10 600 bushels at 3S1c. 39c Cana reishs-l7c
on corn and 1870. Oh wheat to New York Lake I'M
ports-2S 600 bbls -four 10000 bushels wheat 40 900
bushels 900 bushels barley Canal eXports2 900
sois aour, 2soeO bushels wheat 100 ooo bushes
Flour unchanged Wheat firm: satee lss, npht "a 200
bushels white Ohio at 81 20, 9,5co bushels Chicago
rphk at % 0ss oioVV bh-lAeiS Winter rcd Indiana
private terms today, $500 bushels ordinary Chicago
spring a, q 81 Corn fImer: sales Q 500 bushels nos
~ 44c 5000 bsh9ls yellow DO at i5c Barley aud rye
quiet tanai freishss steady aouF AZ wheat 1ac corn
12c p New York Lake mrorts--27:5 bbs -four.
14 900 bushels wheat 80 0o0 bse corn Sc COO bushels
barley. CaDai expors-9 25a bbls dour 35 900 bushels
wheat, 900 bushels corn 1900 bushels barley
CfncAoo, Oct. 3 is6f.
Flour active. but hrm Wheat }sc. a lei lower. 76c
nc. for No. i, 12c a 73c, for No p IN store Corn
steady bnt lFm; mixed, in store, 90 G. Oats arfst.
hocepts5,4 400 hbs. flour, l3e 600 bses wheat eco
bushels corn shpments--35 500 bbls -four, 10, 900
bushels wheat i2l 900 bnshos cofa. Efeghts steady
Exchange on New York unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
THE PUTNAM RIFLES.

Colonel Henry w. Adams late Captain Of United States
Sharpshooters and Lieutenant Colonel A. s. Gibbs late
Major General Of the Sixth Division Of Massachusetts
Militia, have recruited about six hundred men within
three weeks. Colonel Adams has received both mill
tary and collegiate educaun and has served 10 all capa
cities up TO fold officer. Lieutenant Colonel Gibbe has
held command from comm seioned officer 10 Ma OF
General Of the Sixth Division Of the Massachusetts, Mill
tia. The officers are all educated military men. The
regiment is recruiting throughout hecountry and is TO
form part Of Colonel Perry's brigade It's New York
Headquarters arc at So Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
TEE FIRST MASSACHUSETTS LIGHT BAT
Terry EN- ROUTE.

BOSTON, Oct. 8, 1891.
The First Massachusetts, Light Battery reorgapzed
since its return from tho three months service left this
afternoon for the war; under the command or Captain
Josiah Porter. The battery is newly and splenddiy
equipped IL left at three clock by the Fall River route
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
NEWS FROM HATTERAs INLET.
AFFAIRS AT HATTERAS INLET CAPTURE
OF PRIZES OFF BEAUFORT.

OF PRIZES OFF BEAUFORT.
FoRrREss MONROE, Oct. 2,
Via BALTIMORE, Oct. 3, 1851
The steamer s. r. spaulding returned last night from
Hatcras Inlet bringing tho latest intelligence and tho
remnant Of the Naval Brigade.
few people stll coming in to takc the oath Of
allegiance.
Tho frigate Susquchanna had taken two prizes which
had unsuspcctngy approached the inlet. They were
both schooners from the West Indics loaded with salt
sugar, &c.
The gunboat Cambridge up this morning for Goa
and water She has been making the blockade OF Beau
fort n Co. and has taken four prizes, the prizes being
the Louisa Agnes from Lanenburg, with cargo Of nsh
the Revere from Yarmouth, N s. loaded with Ash; the
Edwin, from Barbadoes with moasses and the Julia,
from st. Johns, with tin, medicines, &c.
Tho revenue cutter Henrietta is at Old Point
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
NEWS FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, Oct. 8, 1901.
The Journals Cairo despatch says that large number
Of troops being embarked for important expo
dition. No one knows their destination.
CArRo, Oct. 3, 1861.
Tho expedition sent yesterday to Charleston returned
this morning with large amount Of corn several horses
and nine prisoners They being tried to-day before
military commission appointed by General McClcrand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
The Kangaroo Outward Bound.

The steamship Kangaroo which sailed from New York
on saturday Inst passed this point ns evcrire and
rrsphc news and commercial dispatches for Europe
placed IN board Of her by the yacht OF lAu New
York press
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
REPoRTED ATTACK ON NEW ORLEANS.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. g. 1861.
The Republican learns that letter has been received
here from New Orleans he Gate Of tie letter gven,
stating that fleet Of seventy vessels, large and SMALL
was then coming up the Balizc to attack that city.
The Repa5liedn also learns from citizen cf this State
who left Richmond week ago last Monday that he
in the papers the proclamation FROM Ben. Nc
Cuoch calling the citizens Of Mississippi Tenressce
and Arkansas for fifteen regiments for service ia Missouri
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THE REBELLION.

THE REBELLION.
Important News from
Western Virginia.
Rout Of the Rebels at
Ohapmansville.
Reported Battle Between Gen. Cox and
the Rebels Under Wise and Floyd.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM MISSOURI
The Union Forces Preparing
Tor a Decisive Battle.
Programme Of the Rebel Cam
paign Against Gen. Fremont.
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
Reported Appointment Of Gen.
McCook to Supersede
Gen. Anderson.
Important Order Of General
Mcclellan to the Army.
The Death Penalty to be Enforced Against
Depredators on Private Property.
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Names Of the Eortifcations Noar
Washington.
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News from the North Carolina Coast
and Fortress Monroe.
Paydon of the Mutinous Soldiers by
General Wool,
&C., &C.. Go.