The Van Buren press., 1861-08-28
- % . bank, by order of Fle.

- from st. Louis, to-day. Anx-
ss,.e. The impression that Seigel
srt of is gaining ground a lack
FL information as to his position.
h.andition of his command, confirms
80, that the dispatches relative to
rress were fiction
sg,irtee of citizens of Harrison coun-
eaIIeI on the president of the
.,sn and lexington railroad, protest.
'-.;.st the transportation of Lincoln
n continued, the citizens will tear
uasE
al amnnitiOn en- route, have been re-
to Covlngton-
WAsHISGToS, Aug. II.
Pswnce exchanged few harmless
r--h the batteries at Aqua Creek.
.,,ln has issued a proclamation de-
all commercial Intercourse with the
States unlawful. Goods coming to
aing from the South by land or water.
Il Chase's special permit will be for
also any vessel or vehicle convey
se same and also all persons going
coming from the seeded States in
days after the issuance of said PROG
..,a. all vessels or ships belonging in
o. in part to citizens and inhabit-
+ the seeded States, found at sea, or
United States ports, will be forfeit
Books for subscriptions to the loan,
e opened in all towns.
s.ter from Martinsburg reports that
tonfederate cavalry, are constantly
:. the federal pickets.
\ Tribune says the disaffection in va
regiments Is in consequence of the
!. months enlistment. The soldiers
mutineered, are to go to Tortugas, Bal
Te.
syenteen secessionists have received in
.encc that the Confederates are march
On Washington. Scott doubts that an
< will be made, but Mcclellan. who
ends to know Beauregard's mode of
t5ination, anticipases an early attack on
be point of the Potomac.
Ihe Confederate forces have nearly all
# n back to Fairfax, separating the dis
e between the hostile forces, but the |
sets occupy their former positions.
KANSAS CRY, Aug. II.
| SIX hundred well mounted men leave
Eard county. to-day, to join jackson. |
BALTIMORE, Aug. Il.
The ieieral troops at New Creek bridge |
r. captured three bridge-burners. A |
,sand confederates are near Romney who
momentarily expected to attack them.
4 truce flag conveyed the Nicaragua
iaister. Wheeler, beyond the lines.
4 truce flag from Norfolk, brings some
..oaers released on account of various
NJ actions Several others. including
.plains, are coming to Washington.
Post says, 4 new confederate battery
Oecn planted two miles below Aqua
*. which unexpectedly opened on the
inhicting no damage. This is
fourth new battery in that neighbor-
Il unless immediate action is taken,
officers think the navigation of the river
! be closed
MON men say there will be great fed
victory in Virginia, when the next bat
occurs, extinguishing the rebellion in
States
The confederates continue the barbarous
;tlcc of firing on our pickets.
ST. Louis, Aug. 10.
soldier train was fred into near Pal
a, one man was killed and several were
nded. Pope has ordered a levy of
es, horses and provisions, amounting to
dollars worth, and five thou
| on Palmyra Sufficient soldiers in
county to control the citizens.
laj. Sturgiss assumed command of the
y so miles east of Springfield. He has
we'd and camped eight miles south of
here is no news of Seigel's wherea-
he first Iowa Regiment has been paid
and discharged. Their loss at Spring
amounted to Is killed, 134 wounded,
i've missing The first Missouri regi-
It lost - killed, 21S wounded and II
sing.
he London Times received by the Bo-
Ia Is very sarcastic On the battle of Bull
!. 1t remarks The southern nut is
: hard to crack, and the fear of the
kade viii involve England and the fed
government in difficult complications
says the payment of entrance
; in any port wipes out the blockade
eof. Belligerents may seal port. but
n it lets q single vessel in, the right is
ne London Herald says it is in receipt
iews that Louis Napoleon has resolved
;cognize the Southern Confederacy.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 10.
he New York Times editorially says
victory is complete-.he Union army
lost all military honor. All the jour
think the battle has closed the door of
promise.
Parts letter says the victory at Manas-
operated powerfully in favor of the Sc
ionists in Partisan opinion
he Queens speech says our foreign re-
ms are friendly-she trusts there is no |
ger to the peace of Europe. and has de-
lined, in connection with the other pow
N a strict neutrality with Americans.
WASHINGTON, Aug 10.
0 the Governors of Pennsylvania, New
K, Connecticut. Massachusetts,, Vermont
de Island, New Hampshire, Maine and
-igan By order of tho President, you
.eguested to forward to Washington,
mcnts and parts OF regiments at the ex-
% of government, allowing clothing
to follow them
SraeN CAMERON, Sec. of War.
'ix and Banks. by a new arrangement,
subordinate to Mcclellan, whose depart
i comprises Maryland. Delaware, Viz
"a, feast of the mountains) and d. {.
treSs Monroe Is not included.
20 travellers are to be allowed cgress or
-ess to federal posts without special
sports. This is not to take effect as re-