The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09

SPECIAL To HERALD.
" AsaiScroS. Oct The COmmir-ioner
of Indian Affairs returned TO the city this
morning. after brief visit TO the Indian
country he visited several OF the tribes
north of the Usage. and held MANY councils
with them. lie found them nj loyal. cvin-
cling strong attachment to the Federal
Government.
IL appears that only three tribes, which are
inaccessa Die and beyond reach of the Gov
eminent. are disloyal. He is Of opinion that
troops ought 10 be dispatched Immediately
10 the Indian country To reclaim them
A gentleman arrived from Fort Monroe
this evening. saws the Merrimsc having been
put ia order. after being raised by the reb-
els, steamed out of Norfolk hArbor late yes
terday. and come within sight Of Fort Non
roe. She seems thoroughly steel plated
There is said to be full compliment of men
on board. and she il evidently ready for ser
vice and trial trip. She will prove bad
customer TO our feet.
The Richmond Examiner. Of Friday. pub
lis.ies telegssphc news from Lynchburg Of
the ith. that Jno. G. Breckenridge and other
Keutuckirn- were at Arlington Yesterday.
IL i understood that Breckenridge will re
~ssn his seat in the L. :. Senate. and issue
an a1UEr>% ~ tue t{0ftt u hEuttt'sfs I'M
l. actively ennsged in the war. IL i beliey
81 he will he in Richmond in a few diys
WORLDS DISPATCH.
A young lads named Harriet Morrison,
Iasel, a school teacher ia Tennessee. has ar
rived near our lines. having been six weeks
escaping She Is intelligent and IL Possessed
OF valuable information. She states thas shs
Qualifications at Manassas have three lisss ef
entertainments. one behind The o<her- On
Monday last she saw Davis. Beauregzrd and
Smish This information comes hon her
guide. ~ abe unable 20 get through the
rebel pic-ket.
In the morning Gen. Smith viii send
oct several companies " infantry and bat
terry TO drive in the rebel pickefs and cap
tnre tho Young lady. provided the rebels have
not already taken her away.
SPECIAL To THr rrIsuSK
The cargo Of the Bermuda consisted Of ~
riied cannon. - and 81 Founders Armstrong
guns, with al the necessary shot and shell.
all ready for immediate use
Also six thousand Eve hundred Enfield RI
hes. between two an three hundred thou
sand cartridges for ~. -ame. sixty thousand
pairs srny shoes tweliv thousand blankets
one hundred and eighty barrels gunpowder. a
large quantity Of morphine. quinine. and 9th
CT medical stores and many other articles Of
more than moue, va'1e 10 The rebel army.
Her cargo cost Que millien dollars cs-h.
Her armament - tso ~ pouDler rfci
guns, one on each vie She j. now fitting
out for active ser. lce ssld - to be employs
IN cruising for retu1ass.x cshfornis steamers.
Commodore Ts,nali wilI command her
Nv informant states positively that the
mate Of the Berrands informed him that
more iron clad steam fngatcs are expected
from Enciand on tho southern coast on the
18th Of October.
The Bernuda j. owned in England. Her
cargo was owned in South Careiins. While
she va loading. snsi At the tine she cleared.
is ~s- supposed n Liverpool 70 be supply
ship for the rovsl navy. although Downing
street ka5~ much hestcr she clesr-si f.r .
Vest India port $500.
The man bod, % me rebels = !, fairssx
Cont House. where broad belt ofcsmp-
almost unbroken. IL -een from cur balloon.
stretching northwsrd towards Lee~barg.
where there are nearly thirty thoucand men
On the lower Potomac about twelve or AZ
teen thousand hack Of Transport AZ or
near Manassas there srs comparatively fsv
troops.
shows the enemy i prcdigiously strong. nun
herring nearly swo hundred thos<snd men.
and that no eGcu~ive novemes, i< II pee
ens intended johnson and Smith favor ga
active policy. hut Bc<aressrd in-ist- an
standing on the defensive.
Bog Gen " X Stronx sac 10 IA, OF
F-oinsed 20 duty on the staff q MAJ General
fremont. ard ordered 20 report % him la pee
scn he Gill he Chief Of the SiaG
The President has ordered Col De Ahna
20 the command 81 the lpdisn. Legion. frcnl
which he vas dismissed by cours martial in
~ Louis. and has restored him 60 ne ysy %
vel a. his rank
None 81 Gen. fremonss commissions are
Recognized by the President. ard sh~v -rs
therefore rendered WORTHLESS
Mr. Gurley. member Congress. -ho la,
been scsire m o-xsniriux Western Regiments
-ss IN Some embsus~u~ot ., Wsshiegsot
on learning this. bat the President h.s 90
dersea or promises % endorse his act