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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
FROM SHIP ISLAND.

ARRIVAL on rHE L. :. srOREshr SUPPLY
ciPruRE oF MORE PRIZES.
The United States store ship Supply, Como 'orea'
Il. commanding from Slip Island dan. "a, ar''ed at
,ti, lott Thursday morniog having on board ~ p'ia
., fine eaptaius and crows OF tie stoso'oals Ann:.
o,d Le,yis. snd schooner A. j. Picn All captured b!
IN, gurboat New .london, OF Florida
The works AT Ship Leland arc progressing rapidly
Nothing Of importance has transpired s-nee !aSi
accounts.
m, Supply left the United States irieaie Niagara,
,-,nboats N.w.London, Ha.,ofas. Iiarca' Coon, AND
r,,mpero, slip Black Prince, aud big j. =. "eIh
olrll.
rhe Leal,h Of ,he troops and crews Of the ve'sel-
wa good.
The supply boarded, Jan 30, OF Florida, ,h'
B,itisb schooner stephen Hart Of Liverpool. Tho
c.ntain reported that he was from London, lonnd {.
C1deuas, but having no papers TO that ELECT, Copi
Cor,ssis eez,d his vessel, and put prize crew oI
board, and brought her to tl'is port. Tier cargo
s,,oosed TO be arms and ammunition.
Tue Supply now ieo 1T The Nasy yard, with w
.;.l 81. 1r0.- c'~rlei Nart,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
GEN. TILGHMAN.

The public will naturally be anxiousto know somo'
thing Of tie history OF Gen. Lloyd iigdnsn, VINO
sas inst been captured by the Unon forces al ION
Henry. lie bad little opportunity OF making d,s'
play there, for, Though the General ia conniand, ~
g ems to have been deserted by al the Confederate
forces save those who required TO man the ar'
tillery-s company or so.
Lloyd TiighinalI Is native OF Maryland, ana en-
ter-d as q cadet ut Wet Point IN 1881. He grada-
ated. and was I'd Lieutenant OF LIST Dragons July,
1896, and re-gned September, 1885, lie then wess
TO civil pursuits aud was division engineer OF the
Ba',ioiore and Susquehsnns Railroad IN 10y;
was engaged in surveying the Norfolk and Wu-
minetou Canal in 1898, and the Eastern Shore
Railroad m lS59-iO. Next We find hin the volan-
teer aid OF Col Twiggs in the battles Of Palo Ate
aud Resacca de la Palu.a, and then commanding
volunteer pa tisau party 10 Mexico, Oeioter is4o.
lie was Superintendent of Deienses IN Ma'amc'
ra., January 1917 toe Captain OF Volunteer ArtA'-
lew In Hog es's giment for the Mexican war iron
August 1857 10 Jul, 1913, and the prineiIsi Assist
su, Engineer Of the Panama division OF the tethnas
Rni,roud ln lSl7. Such is his pubic record. ~:
tween ls.i9 aud 1861 there is bl&, ano If he could
lut ont the circumstances of bis surrender al Fort
Henry. /. is probable that he would be better
n, ,sed The thing is to be Doted-that Gen. High
man is Indebted like 80 many OF the Conf deraIs
oicer, To the United States for his military edaca-
tion. and like them BIO has taken up aros ag'hnsss
and woild destroy them, without any excuse what
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE....ALnANY, Feb. 10, ls62.

REPORTS FAVORABLE
Providing for the examination of the accounts Of
sle Canal Department md STATE Treasurer.
Amending the Revised Statutes relative to trial by
Juries.
Amending the Revised Statutes relative TO Hawk
ers and Peddlers
Bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. BELL~-Levyias tolls on freight passing
over the Central, Erie, and Oswego and Syracuse
Railroads.
Ca motion OF Mr.. BRADLEY, the bill relative to
the Court of General Sessions IN toe City oi New
York was read third ime and passed
Mr.. BELL called up the resolution TO sppoint
Commission TO revise the assessment and tax we OF
,be State An amendment was made requiring the
Commissioners to rcyor; III 1bole or lart by The
18th DAY Of March next A;er cOnsidera le debate
tbe resolutions az amended were adopted. Yeas =
70 Nays 4.
The resolution to adjourn over from The Doth 10
sbe 26th inst, wac lost. Yeas Is to Nays 10.
Mr.. LOW introduced bll It lsiive to The public
health III tie Metropolitan Police Di.trict.
Mr. CONNOLLY notice. n lii for the construc-
hon Of pier on the South side Of Pier 10. l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
THE REBEL PANIC AT NORFOLK.
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOB IN vAIH
North Carolina Troops Charged with TracheV.
or THE GREAT SAWYER GUN.
Three Men Killed and Several Wounded.
FoRrass MoyRos. "Wednesday. Feb. u.

Via BALTisoxE. Fso. 10. 1852
No flag of truce has been received to-day, and
there ia 20 arrival f. ON Hstteras with newsfrom the
Burnside Expedition.
Az the Express WIS coming down from Newport
News this morning. on Der regular nip man wss
picked up 10 srn,,N boat who left Norfolk Yesterday
morning and made his escape from Sewsls Point in
small boat. lie confirms ali previous reports, and
adds that Norfolk has been placed under martial law.
and that volunteers defend the city are called fas
in vain.
The work on the Merrinac was stopped on Satur-
day last, and she is now at the Navy Yard drawing
so much water that she could not get out If shs
was rcaCy for sea.
The greatest alarm prevails at Norfolk, and AN at
tack is monentariIy expected. There sre said to b
only about two hundred troops at Sewalls Point.
A yumor WIS in circulation at Norfolk that the do
feat ri Roanoke Island was owing q the treacheV
Of the North Carolina troops.
The great Sawyer gun at Newport News burst
Yesterday afternoon while being fred. Privates
Josiah Jones of Company d, and james Shepard Of
Company u. Of the Doth Massachusetts regiment,
were Instantly killed, aud w. w. Bowman OF Com
pany l. zane Regiment, 80 severely injured thas
lie recovery "a not expected. Jones belonged IN
Greenpoin,, Long Island, and Shepard in Lowell,
Massachrset,s Their bodies will 10 sent North TO-
night win Baltimore.
Four or five other persons Who were in the
were also injured, bu! none Of them ~
tinusly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
FPOU TIE SOUTH.

TIE Sssbville o, pers Of tie 2sih January heye .
great deal to say of T. defeat IN Kentucky f7Anky
acknov led King the completeness OF tue Uuion We.
tory. Theif army seems TO have scattered ~ All
directions. some of tue troops actually resehin8
Nashville under whip and SUR. So lar iron making
land at Monticello, Zollico9trs Brigade didn
stop running until IL reached i.iving Nuj "ova<
,epenty-hre fatks tram he ped - 66fHe, anu I'd INC
diroclion of Nashville. The troops were ID ptl-
.h,a condition exhausted by their terrible retreat,
and ain o-t And with hunger. The people In the
su,ronnoius country wee engaged iu bringing pro.
vios into town for the relief o: the haii-SIarveA
and yyors, fri ,hrened ,odiers portion " the
tehel srmy ran ia she direction OF kaoxYthe, SOM
vf them having reached THAI point. ..
Soue Of McAYiry battalion cavalry VINO had
arrived at Nashville excused themselves from the
bsrvs OF 20 ssr6ce by stating that they came undes
orders of Capt Harris, who diiee.ed tham to repo0
q, Nashville on the 9TH VI trbruaIy.
The fatality among the Officers Vt the rebel RESI-
,snt. Wss even greater titan were At first LED 70
/ Iieve. Major Henry NJ. X. Fogg, Aide re-Caiup
TO Zoilicoier, Was wounded N tho battle, is WA
auppoSed ighsy, but has since died. Ills remains
had re cled Nashville. Lieut.. &. B. Shields. 40.
ether tr enber OF tie rebel geperars staff 10 ssid
"a have been killed by his side. In add'non 70
these ars the namss OF Cap. Dodssn oi The lierun'
tase Guards Lieut. Peytou of the Hickory uua,uS
Str1t. GRAY Of .he s, vance Rifles and l.eut -ooI.
Carter. Among the wounded We notice Il< ha'u's
u severil colonols. -, A. h.,,,~
The NGskpil!e Pati'tc:, IN Speaking VI VIZ "a'''
says: .;,;no 10 ,reak Ia.
eo,;ncly of The gsl,aat colchester. sna 'pose I'sa
Tina Vicinity, Who Oh this occasion tase ons'"- T
.bsir live, upon ,Ls ALTAR sf theft county ins
oiVom ,S;eb hung Ike ps over tlo cay yesterday
sfolc pairf,,lly Of the pubis senss Of 'he ioes'
ary x,cuLIoca ABUsss PRICE.
The Nassr ae Pafrfo' CONTAINS long card iron
-. H.culaeh. addressed TO Tie keSmc.d Wa,S.
NJ; T. Ire raupdly abt-es aan. Price, scansing hm
- soLh;uy The Louiti.ua and Arkansas soIdiets u
.ba,e on The glory w0a 10 the BATH, OF Sr,nS.
r'Ia in which the louisiana 'egmeut tso Ben syS
took Sigels battery at the poipt of the bayonef'
GEN. BsAUREcARn's NEW PosIrios.-Ih<
Pctersourg (Vu.l ErPess, III Ito issue Of b. nro.y
poesses tn have the most Trustworthy authority Ioi
= IN, that this Distinguished officer has been q
signed TO tn, command Of the rebel forces IN Nowo
leans. IL rays:
dispatch cas- received in this ely ~ ihufsas,
ngnl, Gy military gentleman Of high position ',v;.
Manassas, .igntd ny General B, announcing we. ~
Tact Si,ce Il is known that he has been trs,.s; ~
| from the Army OF the Potomac, there can % Nv m.
prv ,riety IN staring thai Ne~-Orleans WIN -. ~
! e.eue OF his future operations, aud we We
J MI hesitate 10 give L prbfc,y IN these e''''N@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
TxaE wAR In MISSOURI.
Gen. sigei Close upon Price-Price I'm
canned at WiIsou's Cr~eh.

LOIIA, I HLIsVly, IVV' To I00~'
A special to The Missouri RtPuJ|''d" says mes
penger rom Lebanon just arrived, reports that Gep.
sirer. Division arrived at harsbteld, four miles
from Springfield, on Tuesday, Mt noon Cen Priee
Is repor,cd 70 have left Springfield and lie eneamped
near the battle ground Of Wilsop's Creek. Gen.
sirsi Is I'D doubt now in Springfield
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
rHy WHEELING CONVENTION.

NHByLIN6, vs. Tbursdsy, y co To- Iooss
The Constitutional Convention adopted this morn
ing the following as section of the article on The
fundamental provisions of the Constitution OF the
propos ed new State of Western Virginia, with The
erstapd.ng tha, this action should be settlements
Of the vexed question:
No slave or zee pe,on OF co0r shall come Into this Stse
for permanent rs.drEee ser this Constitution goes isss
operation.
This provision will insure large majority for the
Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
REJolClNGs AT OSwEGO.

OsIFrsO, Thnrs1sy. 700 -, IV"F
PhAre was general iubiec hero to-day accom-
ponisd by the Raging OF bells and firing OF "rllery'
ovr the glorious success OF Gen. Burnside aud Com
n,odorer Godsboro aud Foote wlcn IS halled a. tho
b,rbipQer OF more vigorous policy III the conduct
of the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

we are requested ~ state that 80 letters Of the
zion I. ii. Van Wyck, addressed 10 Mr.. o.
"b's'oo' which have recently appeared ia THF
dn'hVS'' were no, Published 1T the request Of Mr.
Winston, or with his tIowedge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

d P1Tger Of Vienna y. Band aud J. w. Finlay
" he"iourdAnd, N. G. U,bam Of -Hampshiie,
- =. W. Beatty Of Baltimore, A.. Leich AID N. W.
N"''1 g s. XII. o.. il nc g.. Scto'a Hc.e'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
The New Virginia Legislature.

WBypIisG Va. Tbor.dsy Feb -. 1867.
The Leehl4ture il al 10 ses,ih, bal viii adjourn
fo'm.ht Holiday Cav, Railrsd bill was "a ain
defeated to-day, Ia the Houoe vi Delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

Inc gt'iant young Gov. Spragne Of Rhode
AS"'o' u soon 10 marry Mira. yleIte, The lovely snC
accomplished daughter If Secretary soith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
REPORTED OPERATIONS OF THE REBELS

FRzpsncx Md, Tbursdsy Feb ID 1881
There are rumors here that the Rebels are copoen-
tratina their forces between the Point OF Rocks ana
Lessturg. and also that they are erecting banenss
there.
AS yet VIC have nothing authentic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
THE CASE OF CHEVALIER WIKOF.
THE WAYS AND MEANS SCHEME
IT'S PASSAGEBY THE SENATE
The Tariff, Tax, and Excise Bills,
GENERAL FREMONT GOING TO TtXkS-PROBABtY
SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT

Special Di,pA,oh 10 The N Y. Thouns
WAsutNcTON Thuradsy Feb. L. 1864.
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INHUMiN TREATMENT OF SOLDIERS.
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DISPOSITION OF THE REBEL STATES
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Slavery in thc District of Columbia

BILL FOR EMANClpATIEG THE SLAVES,
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THE HUNTER.LANE MATTER
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.

I'LL WITH ] vi I'LL ObvIOees
Slavery in thc District of Columbia,
BILL FOR EMANClPATIKG THE SLAVES.
DISPOSITION OF THE REBEL STATES
THE HUNTER-LANE MATTER.
INHUMiN TREATMENT OF SOLDIERS.
THE CASE OF CHEVALIER WIK0F.
THE WAYS AND MEANS SCHEME.
IurCs DIV THE, CT, uTIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

Senator Morrill,, from the Committee on the
District of Columbia, to-day reported the TO-
lowing bill for the release of certain persons
he'd to service or labor in the District Of Co
lnmhia nccnmnhnied By q renort:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

TIE WAYS MD Ni.fH' NN'h~''''
At & O'Clock this evening tue Teas ana Mays
were called in the Senate on Dir. Co.lam'fs
amendment 10 strike out the legal tender
GLANCE from the Treasury Note bill. 1t ~as
lo,t by a vote Of II Yeas 10 - Nays. hr
Slermans speech vigorously oP"ned the defense
b, demonstrating the monetary necessity Tor
the immediate passage Of the act. IL wac
closed by Mr.. snmuer in an irres'T''bie 'rc''-
ce,t for ,he constitutional right OF making
o,rer local tender. which bo fortified with
orece lents drawn from tie history OF France
a,d ENGLAND. each of whom had repeatedly
Ieapc,,onod tbs suspension OF specie pa! mon's 10
,imes of revolution and commercial panic, and
fcr those etieencies has always conferred upon
irredeemable paper the legal attributes OF
money. 90
Wtoteyer doubt existed Of the passage OF the
legaltender clause. was quickly removed ~
this epeech OF the Massachusetts Senator. Iht
amendments not purely formal that followed
the vote were, raging the interest Of the h'e
yeor bonds. in which tho certificates OF deposit
arc fundnb!s TO 7 $40 per cent instead o' z
intending the notes authorized by the net o
| a.. toc, =. .hn ,-o-ip;orq ~ fiiq CO..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-08
Washington, Sept.

=
The Treasury Department issued a little
more OF the new currency than enough tc
I'LL the place of the old demand notes SC
fast az it receives them. Probably not
more than Sl0,00O,u00 within the last
three month over and above the amount
received.
Garrett Davis, u. S. Senator from Ken
lucky, and Mr.. Maynard, member from
Tennessee, are here to confer with the
Executive as to the steps that must be
taken to rid Kentucky Of rebels
Thursday evening the rebels appeared
in force at Falls Church and drove in
our pickets. A wagon train fell into their
hands. but they did not succeed in getting
1t way as our troops rallied and rccov-
cred 1t. The morning the rebels back to
Falls Church and henshortIy oflefAards
evacuated, moving towards Leesburg ON
the Leesburg river. We had none killed
or wounded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-08
Washington, s: Sept IT. G..

The arrest of struggling officers con
tinues daily. Within tile list forty-eight
hours. several hutttast CIT have been ar.
rested and taken before the provost mar
shah Ia disgrace, aud sent back to their
respective regiments under arrests.
A person just arrived from Fredricks.
burg, states that on the Monday after the
evacuation Of the Union forces, many in
habitants who had purchased boots and
shoes from our suffers for their own use,
packed them into wagons and sent them
OFT to the rebel soldiers. 1t is believed
they sent away large quantity of much
reeded supplies Of this description thus
Obtained 10 the rebel army. A free Mig
ger Was arrested and summary hanged
for carting away articles for contrabands.
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3 T TEL e C X A r n i.
Night Report.
W ashington, Sept. G.

ashington, sept. U.
Farmers from the upper part of Mont
gomery county. Md, arriving to-day, re-
port heavy firing heard in an easterly di-
rection from .Nolau's Ferry. They also
confirm rumors that the rebels Yesterday
crossed the river this side of Point OF
Rocks. They did not venture any eoa-
siderable distance from the river. The
force consisted of battalion of cavalry.
and four pieces of artillery. After re-
naming q short time, they recrossed.-
There is no doubt but that rebels in
strong force are posted at several points
on the opposite shore. Considerable
bodies of rebel infantry were plainly visi
BILE from this side during the day, and
camp fires at night indicated the presence
of larger forces Of rebels than at first sup
posed.
VIM. Pierce, General Superintendent
OF Male Nurses, has ordered that no more
nurses be enlisted for hospital purposes.
The large number Of citizen nurses, who
have generously offered their services 10
meet the late emergency, has proved sul-
.lsient to meet all wants.
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War Dept, Adj't Genps Office,
Washington, Sept. 5.

General Order No. l25.-The follow
ing officers are, by direction Of the
President, dismissed from the service of
the United States for being absent with
ont proper leave from their respective
commands while the armies to which they
belonged were fighting the enemy in the
field Capt. Thornton Smith, Assistant
q. M. OF Volunteers; Jno. Simpson, Of
99th Pa; Capt. E. Valentine, ABIDE
camp, and A. j. Leech, Aid de-csmp; ;
Capt. y. v. Holten. Esd Ohio !; Mai. T..
G. Austin, Goth Pa. I; S. X. r. Crouiord,
Abide camp.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
L. THOMAS.
---.z----- Adj't Gen'l
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lzz5z51-
w ashington. Sept. s,

The usual quietness prevails. Every
thing in the military line is working we'll,
and feelidg of security everywhere pro-
walls. A report prevailed this III orning Of
battle last night or yesterday afternoon
at or near Poosville, but nothing can be
ascertained to confirm it.
Hon. Jos. segar is now here remon-
slrat'ng .ga'ust the removal Of Hygeia
Hotel at Old Point as recommended.
General Burnsides troops are by this
time In proper position. Some OF them
were long ago in this vicinity.
Yesterday afternoon the rebels fred
about twenty shots from Balls Bluff upon
a little canal steamer. the Flying Cloud,
winch plies between 6 reetown and Har-
per's Ferry. Nobody hurt. The steamer
has returned to Georgetown.
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midnight Report.
Louisville. Sent. G..

SIS - Louisville, Sept. 6.
On Sunday last Col. Shackleford met a
force of rebels at Morganfeld and sur
prised them, killing some aud taking some
prisoners. Shacklford then withdrew his
force, sending Lieut. Col. Foster with q
900 cavalry in the direction of Swayters-
vile and overlook n part of the enemy,
killed 2, took 20 prisoners and 40 horses
On Wednesday morning Shaclelford
started for the rebel Col. Johnsor's camp
on Sugar Lake, drove in his pickets, rout-
cd him and took possession Of his camp.
Johnson rallied on the opposite side of
the lake and opened fire. ShackeIford
dismounted his men about so with car
.bines. and fought the rebels, about 600
In number, for two hours, until his am
munition was exhausted, having killed
and wounded several.
The Federals then retreated orderly
recrossing the lake. The rebels advanced
down the lake. Shackelford ordered
a charge leading in person Shackelfclds
left foot was torn to pieces BY i lsaden
slug from the enemy's cannon. His forces
then burned the rebel camp and fell back
in good order. Our loss was besides
myself wounded, none killed
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The Hannibal City sunk.

On thursday morning last about five
o'clocA as the line steamer Hannibal City
was under iuii ieadway up stream, when
about four miles below Louisiana. she
struck snag which, entering at the coal
=bex ripped Through to the -wAeel-Aease
beam, and raked portion of the cabin.
She filled, and in less than five minutes
sank In nine feet water, settling smoothly
and fortunately careening just enough to
keep the water out OF the cook house,
The terrific crash caused great commo-
uon ON board, and the slumbering passen-
gers We're reused in great haste. But all
alarm soon passed away, and they pro-
ceeded to enjoy themselves as best they
could. All day long they stuck there,
and no upward bound boat came along,
though the McGill and the Jeannio
Deans hailed them il passing down. They
danced and sang and ate and slept till 10
O'Clock Friday forenoon, when the War
saw came to their relief and brought them
on rejoicing. There was quite a crowd
OF passengers, and we believe they all
passed and signed card speaking highly
OF Capt. Lee, and testifying that he and
his officers were blameless.
No great amount Of freight was injur-
ed-a little sugar dampened, few beans
split out, few kegs Of ale lost overheard.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 6.

The Washington National Republican
says twas correctly reported oDthe street
and in the hotels last evening, that Gen.
Pope had been relieved Of his command
at his own request, in order TO bring Char
ges against Fitz John Porter and Sumner
and General of artillery, whose name
we did not get, for disobsying orders.
Marshal Lamon to-day attempted to
put stop on all railroad travel by re-
curing oil citiseps, who wished to 70 to
New York or other cities, to- procure q
pass from him. fOr the trouble 1f nee
pairing which his clerks charged Zach
person two dollars. Al soon Is'the WsSh-
ington authorities hssrd Of the proceed
jngs, orders we're sent 10 th61 QafShal to
remove all such restrictions Upon free
travel and all paIsSnssaal kox ao;~hen
they plsaas without iatssEuRsies. sss
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Washington, Sept. {

Emery connected with the Quarter
masters Department, who went down
with the other clerks to aid the wounded,
and who was captured Wednesday p. m !,
says in conversation with the rebel SOL
diers be found, with one exception, a 10y
al feeling and they wished the war was
ended and that they we're back again un-
dor the old flag. With the officers, how
ever, 1t was different. On Tuesday MIR
Emery saw a large rebel force going in
the direction OF Leesburg. Mr.. E. thinks
the rebelA bad corps Of minute men,
whose duty it was to bear OF the killed
wounded ~ fast as they could from the
field.
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7ItiJ.t ts Galiipolis. Sent. q.

Ielegraphic connection in the Kanawha
Valley is suspended above Point Pleasant.
jenkins is encamPed at Buffalo with
$4,000 men, and 1000 more are expected
to join him to night. The enemy is strip
ping the country Of horses. 1t is sup
posed his object rs to cut off communi-
cation with our Kanawha troops. The
militia OF Gallia county assembled to-day
TO the number of 2,700 and completed
their organization. Very little fear is felt
of raid on this place.
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Washington, Ser1t q

When the train of wounded from the
late battle fed reached Alexandra last
night, they were halted at the camp of
the 36th Massachusetts,, and every one
generally provided hot coffee and bread.
which was gratefully appreciated by the
wounded, who rode through the hot sun
and dust thirty miles.
The War Department has issued an or
de. concerning supplies to the drafted
militia. Companies in Iowa will be sup
pi,ed by Capt. b. b. Heudershott, I'd Ar.
tlllery, from. st. Paul. Companies near
". Louis viii be supplied by Maj. Robert
Allen, chief QuartermAster of the De-
partment Of Missouri.