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The national Republican., 1862-09-26
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The Ssar Of last EVENT. G fjIlow. suit 70 th.
Tla y~.cr 10 susetiog o o. 1alleck fo'
ord, iiug ,h- return Il 0~n. koo'sllsn iron ~
PERL sular. Il repeats The stv,iss Of she I.dt
oe.oer. that Gen. kcClslsa, protsssed asa,a'
IL, s6d could have tsk.n ebmoud u hs hs
b ~n lth where hs wss, sad lad been reiu
forced BY tw,n'y CT thirty thtusand men. IT,
Obj ct: the fActi,n, wns,e orsaus the So
Aud Laraig~sw are, h 10 drivs 0sn. Hallto'
rcm hs positoo ss ssr er.l 10 sbisi, I'D su
pstceds hin By Gen NO elau.
TIE truth N, n Mcclellan b, been re,rfoict.
BY ,uen'y or thirty thousand m.n at Il .r'
sous LaSding, be w,u'd then hive been o
sro' ger than whsu be Was driven away iron
me front sf q chnopd. whls the emmy hs'
more ,han iers rid Ill biz own loss~s In sb
att,es the last Of June IL 10 vel know
that the srriv, ls At Richmond. tr,m the Sou0
zere never larger uau inm.d . .ly sfser thos
Dat les.
When hcCleh IN WAS ordered away frem tb,
pr+t hide, Hsrrison's L ,ndlpe, which v . en-
no, ,uits 20 bad ~ the Cbickshominy swanI
'h mrn were ~ ~ ke ta--p.
Uul :. the III ig'ncr. which attacks @
n.llsct Dol lily. 'h- Star n .sts is attack. /
the pr,t oce that /, sss The red c.l," vi
proeurtd ire fecsli oi G Mcclellan from u
P~",u.u'A Everybody kaows that the "r'd
cal."- thst Is, the Pepuhiicans-bsve Q bed oos
ing I" do With 'hs gsoe-sl msnA sement Of ID
.sr from tho sart 10 tho present tin. an
"ihins 10 do ~i'h 'hb particular act Of Il
recall ii G~r. Y, C1sllsn from the Peuipsuil
mat Wa dine BY Gen Hell Oh timselt, IN ,b
vrr, 6rrt dsys Of hls sun p'ion Il The z, n,r'
c'mmsd Of :he amy. and sf,er . rerson,
vii, to Ilsrrhon's Landing. to safety huse
- 10 the condi,i'u Of bi G, ,bers.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

NAKrSo Seas 1uAo o. TIVE are To-
trn.d that the surgeon 10 charge Of the Eighth
Str-st b spits, N thodlst S,usb) his been dis.
charged for looonpsteney, negligence, or, l,
ny DO, s,m-thlas vo,s,.
We srs told, sk,, that cut Of four arms am
pu'ated two Of ,hs subj nu have died, . third
y but Ss alive, aad toe fourth cannot I've
Af,sr having msoslsd the limbs Wit tho kni Z
snd saw. they were nsslsctsd and .leit preJ
= masgou.
This surgeon has long been looked upon al
ope Who wouid look after suoa oass With isI
N, re sympathy and Interest ln N ne soutbee1
latitude. 10 II not enough that our brave H.
d s,s beooms The vic,ims Of treas ,L or ths bat
ls q ID, std not assin, more surely, on The
surgeons 'sbk:
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

Arrival e e~asrsl suei iSss1y-0rsss y
ns1ssess Q "A er..tsast cavsny A.
LcBvnLs, Sept. 24--li o'olock p. N The
inishas exol.sn~ e. sAe lsst few days has
proximity Of eeven ,isious VI Bu.ii's cmS,
which ere ooninS up from the direction Of Salt
The eoAny csm tn b concentrating st
3D., ,nasld. About IL 900 were .een thIs
nornlng, bsyond Salt liver, On The DIdstown
road. 'ot r. ..=
Lyuisvills b now considered esotlrely safe
and, though dght may oocur.in our viciu'ty
bel, &c ,hs arrival d Buslls Divisions, nobody
hss arg fears respec,i'g the result.
Gen. Nelson L. ooa Gdent that he can hold
'his point agsit't say odd., until the spproach
ing Federal r. iniorcpDau,s arrive.
Col. VIII Bolkr. Of Gen Crit'sndenS etsfr
Cap. HObii'sel, Of Gen. Alex AoCook's staff
Just srfived hers.
No ortlon Il tho rbel forces are known 10
bs this side 4 Brdstcwu.
Q, the l7th our cavalry captured 43o rebel,
st Glssgow.
In the 2lst, three regiments cf cavalry,
a. dar G .. Ai.x. NcCook, drove 5000 rebel
vslry out Of Mumfrrdsville, without any Fed
sesi lo's The rebels lost . colonel and . Lieu
tenant colonel. -l
Our forces had ekirm' 'shipg ell along The road
hi,hrrwsld., a'.d o,ptured numerous small
,qraas Of rebels. ~
Oh. Edward McCook. Of The Second Indiana
eave'ry, commanding . brigade crmpcsed o,
he 6eo0nd Indiana aud Fiist and Third Ken
lucky regim- -nis, was ut E.zlsethtowu this
mCrutng, on the way up. --....s
DC bad skirmisbse a. eeversl points, killing
n Of the r.bels 10 the ssgrrgatt; s1d In con.
juoc,ioa With kents command, b, to, X l soc
rebel prison 70 and twenty -four wagon load. o
pros isions.
Ii ch%nLs, Sept. 81, m.--Gen. Buei Just ar
rived herr. -,,
Gen. Nelson has Just iseusd an order permit
'ipg general reef mptl,n CT bt telpees to NOR
row. the i.suiDR Il pUss 10 all legal p. IRONS
.nd the disehaig, Of all the enrolled OF zsn'
-. 1A
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
oesEaAL heC.s. l. q AT ALv Az.
d l..
The last nuub.r II The Wsshlng gton 81 d ,
- o.icls h4s ID. { liowinr:

- onicls h4a ib. { flowing:
A PrcrpIcv. - Rev. N. II. 6mith, In q ietie
ron Nv " /, mtkes tie " l".wi, z state men
which te nd frcm IN eye " 'nsp:
Whom P"ps Was IN Q n,msnd ~ d 0eners
''cC1-ll~n was - rest ~ Atx,nHr'a. with b,
core "r two - men he vas ksepi' wxtc
yer. aid vuh his eye On the ir~ bsgt y
+,g ns lie Wan ,il"~ ed 10 tend. Uks D,v'
al n"ue 'e~ she. r." b. WAS trnoi y bef ~
ne -. cal. I" rescue the tn In and Hrn,
q ,i-i'y sn"kug his o'R>r. while the b "mi
( he gu 4 h, re To his ssr the moi Q t a.
bowie. II, a. q chsfrd ~, dr. hi p"a lion, ~.
,- they hrd get Coz, 81. nee In Mcclellan
h,ii ;, v,rr Il d gnsrt nat their tsSnti z ohn
hnu d be lsft III sem d grace. We N-i'xn ~s
c"",, and q net. IL. stated ths, + ps wsH
cked-.hrt he W. d he dsfe ten-ih I b
| oSn h!s mtn. Sh' m Q lnved NJ oh ldre
y. ND b. slaughtered ~ o.'ils without mn
smd purpos-. Hs N uked out the r.au ,.
i-.-'y ~ v y sxs hi-,oty. all which has bee
U MI. d. and expressed his s5 ding Q u Ode, c
hat he -, uid Jet and IN = lew usys I'D IT,.
umy To viot"ry.
II this had appeared 10 paper not fl pdl,
to G,n. Mcclellan, it would ut oLce Lave b. e,
characterized as an attatk upon bin. IT,
bromide, how yer, has be n too coospicu' u.
iu it's rAi-e + Gen. Mcclellan 10 permit At.
such construction of its intentions.
The statement, 10 which currency 10 giv ,
above, is v,ry Extraordinary. and there mus
b., sumo mistake about it. We cannot beli,v,
that while G,n Pope was struggling ,ri,h tt
FL emy. aud .v>n while tie "bo m pg Of III
guns" and 'ihe noie Of tie battle" VAS btar
at Alexsudria, General McCl-lsn, instead Q
msbiftstiue snx'ey for Gen. Pope's success
wac pr, dictiOg his deie.t aid Lis own ,lers
ton ss ,h- result OF it. No raating well
wi.i er 10 Gen. Mcclellan will give currenc,
to d STAT mrn' like that-teidng, asit Ct ,
DO 8. TO give color to 'he charge that be- col,
uiv, ct Gep. r"pe's at. and aided TO bring
1t about b. refusing assistance. Gen,ral Nc
C'el'sn mry well say, "s.ve me from m.
fri Id + when he IDS such damripg repre-
vi t.tions. pr gnsnt With Ell more damuin.
ieieuces, circulated as tru :, by Lewspap r
IN his own interest.
We canhot ourselve, 'lieve there repre-
: atlons at all, made ~. they sre % the au
or ty "f an urkn.wn witness, and imply in,
a,oLd lion Of f,l ling sn 'be part of Gen, rs
Met llan ~ INV or,by Of IN American geo
crsl.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
SSsiss v. s..sse Ea'ssi.g o. LsavinS
shs Rosoaao Rtvss.

The guard vessels Cd AleIandsis snd Piney
Point, 90 tho Potomac rivrr. viI bs dlstin'
gu,shed, during The day. By . socAas wars
rAo WITH RED csoes. 3d. Andrewh.) and q
Qish. ~ TWO Red Lours.
The ficers 10 command OF thabs vssseis WI
furui.h the Naval Potomsc Psss 10 all mss'er
Of vessel. navigating the river, after thew ehall
oave given proof that hey ar" awhi!iy 'm
p;oyed.
Vessels entering or departing from tse river
will bs srhjsot to dstenlion u unpro-idsd With
q pssa
Axp'w A. HAYWOOD,
Commodore Com'a Potomac Flotiiis.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
nASua nAHa.


4 paNgFsph b Sons Il The papen . ihw
dsys sincs, was salsalated 70 do this eentls.
uas hjussios, apd hsacs ~ call attentioo 70
Il, at tLs uue, for u purpose Of correcting
s,ms f.lss impressions which msy have ban
.ntsrsaioed BY thoss who saw Ii charge, and
have hsd 90 opportunity 70 know ths grounds
ipoo which It va prsdicat.d
Msjor Mann. psymassss b ths. army, wa
alLd 70 MAiDs BY urgent privsts bu-ioeas.
Hs did ~ In hN powsr TO svs ss ths proper
.atAor,tls asd procure ieavs'of sbseoce, III
,h,eh purposs, afssr mash tyhs. he failed.
Understsooins, from gooi authority, thst Lii
,rvices would DOT b. netdsd for some time,
md tpowins that many othtr psymast.rs n
I'D leit under Ike circumstances. and from
be sdviee Of oth r, the Mrjor, - bis privst.
,F.in demanded It, vsntared TO have, no,
ireamins Of any troubIa, and especially no,
intending any neglect Of duty.
It 20 happened, that shtr be hh, bis ser
.ices were needed. lie was t.lrgrsph.d, an
,astend,d back, 10 God that he bad ben dis
.n'ssd the service Tor violatioo Of military
uA. ~ %.
A plain statement Of I'll the Facts bss beer
l.ii beior tie proper satborities, and, Is W
l1sru, the Msjr b restoud 10 the proper dis
charge d hb ordinary fuoetioss ., psymAstel
q The army.
We arc please to learn this feet, becaust
- know Major Mann to b IN honorable ard
,ish.mind.d gentleman, thoroughly trust
worthy and faithful; and never knowingly
esiec.ful IN ths proper discharge Of bis du'
ti,s lie kss been good deal IN pablic lie
md hss al~ays performed biz public trust vi b
crupulous adelity sod usefulness.
Lie 10 he lest q IN that woud show inten.
'ionally any rpiht Of iusubordination, or any
lerelictioo from the s,rictest Hns Of GfficiAl
trusts. .. a..
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
20 the Public.
DEPARTMENT or TIE lHry

DEPARTMENT or TIE lErEs.oS,
O5sos lrttan Afahs, Srttn,btr 10, 1865.
From inioi alton received at tLls Depsrs
ment, deemed sufficiently reliable to wer-anI
me Ia go dol 6, consider I, my duty 10 War
all persons cont, mpla,lpg The croesing Of ,hr
Plains .bb fall to Utah or the Pac,a, eIns,
th 1t there Is coed reason TO sppreheod hosaH'
ties on the part tf the ,nuock and s:oehouo os
Snake Indians, a. we'll as the fadlans npoD tho
Plsio' and along the Platts river.
The Indians referred 70 have during the posi-
Summer committed & veial rcbberie, and NOR,
ders. They are numerous, powerful, and war
like, aod, sbcuh they generally aseums boz
lie attitude, are csrsb'e Of renderips The emi.
grant routes aeras The Plains exrem,ly peril.
ous. Hence this wernirg.
By o,dsr of the Secretary Of tire Interior,
CHARLEs g. Mn,
Acting Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

BANKS "A Aeommlttse from u . diGeren' bsol .
INV Yort ci J. srs now 10 this tisy, for The
~, ,poss Of consultation With tho oommisdou-r
u internal rsvstu :, - to TIE Liabilities Of sho,
Institutions uader tho several soioos Of Ii.
tsx Law.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
P,spssa,s ssr . Treat, OF Psaes.

Prom tho chmond EIauinsr Of s.pt. 20.
Mr. Foote. Of Tenn. { 4 the rebel House Of
Repre,euss ivts -Eh AKRALD ] q red tho III
owing jnint r. solution, propU-ing 70 . nd u
commissions or commissi0ns Q " Washington
,my, empowered to propose terma OF -: aud
Durable peaes;
Resolved. BY ,ne Congress Of the G ufeder-
20 Stst.s Of America That the tigosi tuccs's
sith which D vim Providence has 70 cootinu-
mslJ blsrsrd or aims for several month"; p ~,
wJnid IN " Jus ify the Cot fed.rst@ GOvsrnusn'
IA d epNcbi 6 . commissioner OF commission-
rs 10 the Over meut ut Warrington city, etn
pnv.red to propoee the terms Of just and hou.
oeabls peace.
There can b. no pssce, II separation Of the
jtstes Il 10 be ons Of the rms ot Adjustments
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

Rzvrsus STAMrs % dsrs arc oomirg 10 rap
dIy for ints.nsl revenue stamps, and tbey ar.
regularly recorded, and each scr ed 10 It's turn
Orders for proprietary etam Ys, snd stamp, for
bsuk checks, are bArg alvd without delay.
stamps for Other pup ises will bs ready during
the coming wa.k
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

- R.sr Admiral Dupot reports 70 the
Navy Department, under date Of tho 10 b Inst,
that, on the 7th Inst the United 8 sits buqur
Bsa.l n, Acting Master ". v. Gillespie
command ng, captured tie schoon.r Dtdaocs,
" Nassau, In Sspelo Sound, while attempting
to iuo the blockade.
Her cargo consisted Of salt, kercsine on
esscsiiils bark, 30. She also had 10 her cargo
abols ninety Ax boIes containing cases Of Gio,
sh Oh w.rs PLACID In the spirit roem Of The
Br .liefs.
The crew tf tbs D Hance viii be snt North
u the nrss osportuDi,y. They are all OF s,ps
of the rebel states, and ergssed 10 The bus =
ices II running the biueksds. Tho weasel hs'
been sent North, in charge Of Acting Master
Co.k, Of the Brsseliera, with p'ir, crew.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
Commodore Com'a P,homsc Flotiiis.

THIS Is u' GIVE No iCs ,hs' so~ sub. OF.
i ter hss obtsite I'd fr % the Orphais' G '.rt &
y ~s-i G'oa oountv, IA tie Ditnct .. Cylumbl.,
,-,tsr . amsatafy - the sr . ssta's VI n.
" X,Nsmsrs, u " W Wssh on ,i'v. de-, n.ea. all
rsby led TO- xhiolt the aue, with tie voIche,s
thereof 10 the subtoriber on &c b.t r. ths nd
d-y Il Se",snb@r u-st; they ~ 'tber~t-o' y lag
t. rexrludsd ir IN Ill benefit Of tie sad Ats
Given uud'r my ,ad thi, twea,y .hiri dsy Of
septembsr, A. D. l-e?
% 2S-lsw3As ExecutiiS.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

- We upds staDd that General Mcclellan
has olgsnE d an ambulance corps iu .scn
aIvi loo, under command Of cspts,s, With .
dnt lieu ensns Tor each divlsioo, second lieu
tenant Tor each brigade, aud srsesut ior each
reg msut. They are to have control Of all
transport carts and smhuls1ces.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

es- The C mmirr'un.r o. I,trrusl q vet us
M. d rid.d upon qirJ. 1t Pc sou whore
r,upa,iou |. that oi re,s dealer, may und,r r
III. l"ceLss, sell BY The pieoe or original pack
- 70 oousum'r. bat Il be Q, IL BY the Plecs y
nisinsl p cssg- to tboe who sell again hs lie
liable a. y Wholesale dealer
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

~ Gen. Piincs and other q @rs OF Gen
Pope's army have been released sLd arrived 10
Annapolis last evening.
W. ri ,lcs that these men who have suffered
70 much for the Unlon csuss, arc at Length Ire, I.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
FRIDAY, sEP1EsBEs &c, 1859,

HUrirE TO ADvf RTisERs All trabdeu'
advertisements mus be pn,d tor In advance.
and shcu BE- hanred tn be'ore VO'c.Ock. p. N q.
n ensure their appearance 10 the allowing
0vsnAnS.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

THE GovxhsoRs. Several cf ,he Goveruort
who have bern 10 session at Altoona ars az
p, o'ed hero 10 day. An tcctunt Of their do
i"ss, which Ia pub'ib'd 10 the Phils ielphia
L.q4i er, u believed 10 be very lnucsursts.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

- Our paper piseent-o aa sln %. unread
"bi spPesIsnos Yesterday, all o~ ng to the
TACT thai We could hot pint 1t on ,ur owu
pres, hsvirg b. ea obliged 10 move our qusr :
iels TO make room Tor G.veIEment hospital
,Or the wounded.
We uust 1t will not occur again.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

Tus TAX LAw,-9svernor B91'weai, the
G, mmis ionsr Il Internal r vsnss. has dseidsd
hat 70 practice tho prs'e-sl,us Il physician,
surgeon, spd dsnti.t, requires only one l!oens
under the exclts law.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
F.ss, Woo add =, sssrp.s..s.

HAoERsrowN. Nd, 8. pt 2i-Over eleven
huudi.d Coni-d-rate wounded srs 10 bee, issls
10 the ueistborhotd Of Sbarp,burg, att~nd.d d
BY their own tu,geous. who are turpi.ked With
very hing that /, to be had, BY Dr.. Jobo II
Ranch, medical director, who Is indrfat ,b!s.
snd who has the g-nrrsl supervision VI IT.
CoLfsderHts wobnded. Dr. Covert. DR.. Nor
ZOO, Of Georgia, and DR.. Gte-p, Of Nj sistippi,
arc smopg the Confederate surgeons. having
hospitals, md aie gtn,l.m men Of INTEL gsncr
and rmiDen.ly lumaLe ieeliuRs. Tueir wouu, :
I'd recieve ~ ~ sltsu,ion from Dr.. Rauch. spd
Ars treated In every respect as our own mur. :.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

Crrccs.- Our rassrs will see BY an advsr
tis ment 10 our columns that We are soon 70
have Wilt from ths Cirsus
Easr sinm,nt of - inaasstin6 stAsasts
WI b eeutAsd 80.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

~ It wss at shsrpsburg not at Dull Bur,
.. srrocscusIy sisted Ia ihs ST., that Surgeon
General a.u mond repss.s ~ hasii q hrss
IhspsaId dsad vshslA
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

- We arc on the eve Of stirring events
Great activity prevails in all the navy yards Of
tho Uoited Sta.es. Look out for som ,hir g
about these times. ss tho almanac maksrs ssy.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

- II 10 asserted that lionel Miles Wa
killed BY oas u his own men dirtct'y aftsr BE-
"sd surrendered; and that the story thst he
came 10 hls dtssh By shsal h maro fsbrios.
Isia
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

Nori E.-Hr. a 4 Henry rs agent tr tn.
HuW~0 K.p-et,oas f~ the r"u'.s formerly
sarvsd By A. q k,n npd D. 3 IN v-et. sub
eerbars ~,h pIe.-e ss,,.e ~uh him for paper,
recsivsd sincs the ii ,t August.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
oeA Ron n ws,TUs. RDtTOR.

- The pub ios,i,n "dsoe II tho NAu"SAi
r rcvL,cAs 10 ni The nWthenst onrner ii u AID
k~vsn,b streets, .eco, O Hr, uvot W. d snep
hssd,. uovks,vre. q usuee oL Seventh street,
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
F BAN K IN b co.,
.S9sssx
zS8:s:z
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL

q II II Z . = a N -
- Psnssyivanss svsaae, ssswesn I0sh
AZ ana l3sh streets, north side.
BPEcT ACLFB and EYE GLASSES, with set.
uias rrsr ian Pebbles. tqaartI, impsvviRS nid
rnGtheu,ns the lmpaird sysaisht
AiLiTAki slELD 1i.AsSEs
oisupsriH ,an'y tos 1sy os nasha
sTHREOsCQPEs ard VIEWS aSEs..ts aug
fof~isa, MACREA Al al cod 6UAvEYOR4
INST Rr NkNTx, ,OOMPAssEs, BA anNBi Era,
THsRNOxETEks, HY0RObErH4S, ~ 80 !.
st the lowest 6ew YtrA Pitoss, sh;.>.s q "o''A
, sspH Sal sUsriSssh svspes
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
o r FL CI AL.

DsFASrAnNr ov SrArD.
,E Wsshington, Jan. Is, 1862
The Secretary Of State will hereattf rsoeIv.
members Of Congress 90 buinces on Saturdays,
conmencirs with Saturday, tho ffst Of ned
month,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. =
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

- 70 underwood that ordsrs have been
h ued for tho dsno,tioa q ~ Hyssis Hotel.
|k Fasna kowoA
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

sdva1ce In ssecks snd O0'd.
NEw Ychk. Sept. Is -s'ocks have advance
to-ds, 3psr cent. G1ld 201 tr MUM.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

- L'eutsbsut Commander VIZ @. wrs,
tss bsso ordsssd V ~ etnnaad q lAs s.ssm
q 4attsssA
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
0ood Nsvvs from Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE SAFE.

Arrival q oeasrel Duel y ssny-0rsas
NJ sSess n :. Nrstisast CavsGy ~.
GaGs asa. UnAsr Otnss ~ A.oC0Gk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

:, AEFAIRs IN MIssouRT-The Missouri Repub.
lican of the Both ult., says:
Intelligence Of highly interesting character
was received at headquarters last night, from
surgeon, via Hudson, In a dispatch from Gen.
Prentiss. The dispatch saws:
Yesterday morning, with two hundred and
forIY OF Col GiOvef's Cavalry, and two hundred
Of Col Birge's Sharpshooters encountered the
rebels, nine hundred strong, under Col Dorsey,
al Mount Zion, Boone county, and routed and
dispersed them. The rebel loss in killed snd
wounded, Is one hundred and fifty. Our loss ia
three Killed and eleven wounded We took
Ihl5ty;nve prisoners, one hundred and five guns,
and ninety-fye horses. e'
lStgnedJ NJ PRRNrIss, Brig. General
We hear In addition that an action has taken
place at FultOn, decidedly favorable to the Union
tToopsibut no particulars have reached us Move
mGnts are making which IN day or two will re-
suit In the capture or complete dispersion of II
tGe rebels north Of the Missouri. This ineyjta-
aolei and with IL will come the pachcation of all
that portion of the State
Passengers In the train last night from Rolla,
report forward movement by ten thousand
men, but without stating the direction In which
they have gone, nor is II very essential that we
time. " eO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

STATE OF SOCIETY IN THE REBEL CAPITAL -
Jhe Richmond correspondent of the Charleston
courier does not give a very enchanting view of
tai:
Rowdyism is rampant IN her streets The
wholesale gambling, to break I'D which an inef
fectual attempt wss made some time ago. was
bad enough, but the good citizen was under n o
compulsion to enter the jungle Of the tiger, and
had himself to blame II he got scratched. To
such a frightful extent has violence increased,
however, within few weeks past, in Richmond ,
tndt tnls CITY BIDS fair to become as Infamous as
ever was Naples or Baltimore. Shootinps and
staoolngs are almost Of every dav happening
Yesterday a hack driver was pistolled In one Of
the most crowded thoroughfares, because he de-
for desired service.
"There Is a temple Of the MUSES. here-Tbelia
and Melpomene, for instance-known as the Mar.
shall heater, where the Legitimate drama 10 done
by third-rate stock actors and Young women in
diaphanous muslin emulate Carotta Grisi and
Cerlto only In the exposure of their persons Gen
teel people rarely ladies never enter this es ab
llshment a-days, so that the better portion of
the community are hut little acquainted with
what rs done within its walls, except through the
police reports. There was BLOODY" row there
one night this week, both In the literal and slams
occupations OF that term and 1t came out In court
that the whole concern was little better than
low temple TO low blac kgusid style Of Baccbus
and Venus; the resort Of bullies and demi re %
bars and bad women all over the house; ITALIA
selling whisky in the saloon OF the dress circle,
and Melpomene administering ambrosial COCK
tails to the gods above. Scarcely a night passes
without light at this theater Sometimes there
Is real tragedy before the curtain, while the
mock one Is enacting on the stage, and the whole
neighborhood is rendered unsafe and disorderIy
ov the company which attends 1t. II some means
OF publication and reform for this and other pur.
series OF vice are not employed by the authorities
tnsy VIII breed public rufhanism which will
the place"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02
ArrAn. IN KxSrucxr.-From the Lou,v,,,.

ArrAns IN kEHrucKr.-From the Louisville
Journal OF the 10th we extract the following:
HUMPHREY Marshall, at the head Of $500 troop,.
nAs arrived at Prestonburg, and II fortifyins Ia.
Swn agsinh any attack. II 10 reported that Mar.
se.n VII remain at bis present stand point, and
eiter throwing up redoubts and placing teereon
nsteries, wiz then march toward MaysyiIle and
We Onlo river. He expects reinforcements 10 the
nam Der OF ten thousand men immedIateIv yvbjch
VII swei! his command to nearly seventeen
saouano troops. Gen. Buell. has ordered Col
ssfneid, Of the Twenty-second KentucEy' n
ake command Of the brigade now al Georee
Sresk and Distributed along Big sandy river Ia
Aoaisisna, and ave full regiments Of infautrv.
esofon ofesyalIy and two batteries Of artilierv
sla move the Brigade forward to meet Msrsba1
possible despatch. Col. Garfield has teIe
smPosc to Cincinnati for Transportation. sun.
pc, ste. AL Of which were sent 10 10 him IN
snaxy evening He was to have sdyaneed on
senaay, Or win do 90 To- day, and az hin force /.
10y 10y sqaai % Marshalls the probabiiities are
s.vonoie fos an immediate battle between ths.s
ss, s.mies IL 10 declared that MarshalI will act
iii -. eet eslsR In good condition for &c ht.
: dsfsss y'ssa anui Alter desperate struggle and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-02

1--WE Yesterday gave some details Of the Ill
ness and death Of Prince Albert. After his death
the Queen and Royal family went to Osborne,
owing to the unsatisfactory state Of the Queen
health A Dublin paper, commenting on his de-
cease says "When 1t will be known that one of
the last suggestions Of the Prince Consort was
that gentleness and forbearance should mark the
demeanor Of England to kindred people, soured
and inhamed by the passion Of civil war, Il will
enhance tie love Of the American people for the
Queen, deepen their sorrow for the loss she has
sustained and dull the edge Of Irrational hostility
to England ~