Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-08
m,soELLANsoUs NEWS.


AT Haymarkst, Va a few days ago, one CT
Gen. SchuIz's Orderlies was fred on twice from
the came house. In retaliation, the soldiers
burned The whole village. Gen. Sigel has or
dered m inves.ig ation Of the matter
The rebels in Kentucky are Issuing paros to
those of our men whom they capture in Whicn
the latter pledge themselves not to perform
any military duty, including "serVice against
Iniians," until exchanged.
GEN BaNxa's Texas expedition is In rapid
progress of organization. The Common Coun-
Gil of Boston have appropriated $3O OOO to raise
cavalry force for the enterprise
A MILITARY commission has been appointed
to investigate the receOt caiapiign Of, Gen'
Bueii 10 Kentucky. IL will sit 10 CINCINNATI -
Gen Fremont vas eubjected to no military
com mission. Gen. Fremont is Repuhilcan;
Cen Baeli Is Demccfat
GEN. BLrxr's victory ever the rebels at
Marysy;lle, Arkansas, Oh the 22i u!t., was one
OF the moss spirited fight: ws have had during
the present var. The gallant Hoosier Feg''
ment5 engaged fought against fearful Odds aud
xere successful, not only 10 routing the enemy,
hut in capturins most of their guns and cup
plies.
Tar Republicans O. Washington have got 70
ousrreling already about the result OF the cleo
tion In New York. The Democ'Atic triumph
ia attributed BY the radicals to the !ukeWatm-
pess of the faction led by Secretary Seward and
ThurloW Weed.
GIN HooEKR is able to walk, aud even to
take a short ride on hoIsebSek, and quite able
to assume large command.
TEr Louisville JssrHal says GeneFAl G;ar
gers column II al moved fon Cincinnati, ,And. has
been resting 10 the neieh6oibOoi o. LsEinetao.
has orders to advance. The fact thai tie reS-
ala bsse crossed tie Cumberland into heniuck!
for the purpose Of piundsring the l0uat2loee's'
h.s Scubtless something to DO sita tsis 'noTe-
ment
BsITssa naval Tstsel. the Riaslso, hss
nsae 8 usnac;pg dsnOnsHkaea 81 Nss o'
leans Il sYp.ssched the Uhsrf. ard is CON
uADier dsnsassa the release OF a. infTiseusa
! Br;ssh subiscs aDd 9 heavy EER in h9aNssaSn
Of lis dtrsges. Gen. Bssler asked te0 dsEs'
tine for consideration Tns result Q. the sfsi'
is nc. kzowa-
Ur 70 the ls; o. NSTenbes there bsa been:
ande. the set Of July l4sh, 1856 applications
from invsiids in the srny, and 525S on behalf
Of deceased so!diers BY widows, mothers, nj
pors' uidess and sisters; from The navy l55
from inyalids and 727 from widows, mothers,
etc.
TIE Chief of Police at Louisville seized on
the 9Th inst, fifty thousand dollsrs Confederate
money. sent so party in that city BY express
from the Eofth.
PsovosT MARSHAL GENERAL DENT, OF Louis.
Vile, has paToled three hundred rebel soldiers
in Kentucky, and sen. them North, as they
we're citizens Of Northern States and foreign
ers
IT has been ascertained that when the rebel
army took possession of Lexington, KY. they
captured a million dollsrs' worth Of stores for
the army, Of four or Ave thousand men, and
an immense quantity Of ammunition and cloth
ing
| GENTLEMAN who left Nashville on the 4'h
inst says there was much suffsTing among per
sons there. Potatoes we're selling at 81 q
peck; butter. $l.s pound; cabbages, SO cents
head; wood, $40 cord; and everything else in
proportion.
TIE steamer Cottage arrived Of Louisville on
the 9Th inst with eighteen rebel guetrillaa,
captured near Owensboro', Kentucky, including
the notorious Captain Jack Allen, and Lieuten'
ant Lewis, nephew OF Governor Wise, of
Virginia. The latter had papers on bis person,
when arrested, indicating that be was spy and
recruiting officer. ess5..
A FLAG of truce expedition recently went to
Little Rock, Ark, for the purpose Of securing
an exchange oil prisoners, in which IL was cue
cessful Gen. Holmes, the rcbol commander,
4 was very bitter, In conversation, against the
Fcderals, charging them with violation Of the
rules Of civilized warfare, and declaring that,
when the rebels we're beaten In organized bod
ies, they would fight to the death individually.
Tnr Court of Inquiry at Washington in the
case Of Gen. Martindsle have decided that it
being the opinion Of the court that the charges
against Brigadier- General Martindale age not
approved, aud tha. the interests Of the service
do not require an investigation Of the subject
matter Of inquiry. BrigadIer General Martin
! dale is restored to duty. 81 F.lvy 0r.as.
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