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LOUISVILLE. Oct. II.


A squad OF Dumont's men, under Colo.
mel Miller, captured two pieces of artillery
and one hundred and fifty rebels at Yer.
sailles yesterday.
A portion of Dumont's cavalry drove
the enemy ON Saturday night from Law
renceburg towards Nicholasville. wound
ing several and capturing sixteen prison
ers. Federal loss nothing.
The Maysville Eagle says a dispatch was
received by John C. Breckinridge's wife
to meet him at Danville on Monday last.
Further particulars of Wednesdays
Perryvilie fight are received. The Fed
eral force was COCO; the rebel force was
60 regiments engaged, number unknown.
The Federal loss was from 500 to GOO
killed, 1900 wounded, and 40 taken
prisoners. The latter were paroled by
Buckner.
The rebel loss was 1900 killed, includ-
ing n General name not known; IA
Colonies and Lieutenant Colonies. This
number of killed is admitted by the reb-
el Medical Director of Gen. Cheatman's
division,
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Great Losses by Fire.

4 destructive conlagratiOn occurred on
Saturday in the village of Fulton, New
York. A large portion of the village was
destroyed, the loss being estimated at
$3.50, 600.
BY Telegraph dated Oil City, Oct. Sth,
9 P. NJ. states that a terrific fire in the
oil well ut Oil creek, on the Blood and Tar
farms. is now raging. Several refineries,
with thirty thousand barrels of oil, have
been burned, besides a great many build
ings. The fire extended over half a mile.
Loss 500. 900 to $500, 00Q,
SYRACUSE, Oct. Ga large fire occurred
in this city this morning, entirely des-
troying the Bastable block on the corner
of Genesee and Warren streets. fronting
Hanover Square.
The Merchants Bank. Knights Tenn
plars Hall and several stores were con-
sumed. The aggregate loss was about
500, 000. Cause of the fire. carelessasss.
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Habeas Corpus Cases-New CUES
tiOuS Decided.

On Saturday last in the U. S. District
Court two cases came up for trial, before
Judge Wilson, in which new questions
were decided, which may be regarded as
important precedents.
Soloman Workman, of Trumbull coun-
ty, obtained an allowance of a writ of Ha-
beas Corpus for two sons drafted in that
county, and being in Camp Cleveland.
The case of Cline Workman was that OF
a married man, duly enrolled in the town.
ship of Bazetta, in that county, where he,
with his family, resided. He was i'm
properly enrolled in the township of vi
emma, in the same county, where he did
not reside, and was there illegally draft
ed. He was discharged from the custody
of c~ommandant Col. Geo. B. Senter, and
allowed to return home.
The other case was that of Abraham
Workman, who was drafted in Vienna,
Trumbull comfy. He was proved to be
under eighteen years of age-having been
born December u, 1874. Judge Wilson
held that he was illegally d RATED, and Or
dered him to be discharged from custo-
dy.-Geve. Leader
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Farm at Private Sale.

TNhe subscriber offers n valuable
Farm at private sale. situated in Rowland
township, Trumbul county, Ohio. four miles east
to Sharon, containing ll6 acres more or less. Two
IS acre lots, a-e in q high state Of cultivation, and
under good fence, and well watered: The east lot
by 40 feet. and other out buildings. The west lot
has q new frame house, % by % feet on the hrst
floor, with a cellar under the same. q frame barn
100 feet in length and 5 wide. on the ground. with
two floors and wagon house and granery, new ear
riage house. Il by 20 feet. a new hog stable, IA BY
smith shop, IA by "a feet. q new grain house, L by
IS feet. a new summer kitchen, u BY 10 feet. a wood
ings, ell new and in the best style. A good small
orchard, with choice fruit. About 100 acres Of the
land is cleared, and the balance first rate timber
which Is offered for sale. this fall, for thirty-fve dol
lars per acre, and q warrantee deed will be given.
Any person wishing to purchase such q farm, viii
please call and judge for themselves Inquire OF
the subscriber. residing on the premises.
Oct I5-6t JACOB R. GEIGER.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

n OF REAL ESTATE.
IN obedience to an order Of sale issued from the
Probate Court of Trumbull County, i Will Offer for
ale AZ puD,,e Vendue on the premises hereafter des-
eribed. on
Friday, the 7h day Of Novea,ber, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
i've o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the follow
stephen Burnett. late oil Warren. deceased, to wit:
The trs>t Of land and buildings thereon. described
in the return Of the appraisers in their appraIse-
ment and assignment OF dover as the sixth piece
Of land. situate IN Braceyille.T in Section No.
Is. Commonly called the Ledge farm,l contain
ing T275-lO acre., and bounded and described
as follows: Beginning at a post standing in
the southwest corner OF lot No. 2 in said
section No. is, thence east on the south line Of
said Section No. 10 thlrty-six chains and. thirty
seven links to a post, thence north tWenty chains ~
a post on Jonathan Aliens southwest corner, and
thence north eight chains on the west line Of the
said Jonathan Aliens, land, thence west on the
south line of Vernon Aliens land y chains and
thirty-Seyen links to a post, thence south on the
east line of lot No. in said section No-b thlrty-slx
chains and thirty-seven links to the hrst mentioned
boundary. and contains by estimation ninety-Ax
acres and % rods of land, excepting thereirom =
BY said Stephen Burnett to Frederick kinsman.
bounded as follows: Beginning at q post standing
fus Allen to Joseph and Stephen Burnett, thence
north along the east line Of said land II chains and
IS links to a post, thence south " west along the
centre of the road s chains and Z links to q post.
thence south 5515N west along q line which the par
ties hereof hereby agreed to treat as the centre of
the road 3chains and 60LnkS 10 q post IN SAID Aims
mans north line, thence east on said section line6
chains and l6 links to the place Of beginning. and
contains rs surveyed BY Edwin ~efingwell as above
stated. . 4T-lO0 acres Ofland, more or less. Which
tract Of seVenty-twOa and seYenty-fye hundredths
acres of land was set to Eleanor Burnett as her dow
er estate in the lands that said Stephen Burnett died
seized Of, and was appraised, and will be sold sub
jeet to the life estate Of said Eleanor Burnett. APP
praised subject to said ineumbranee at Sll64,O.
Also VIII be sold same day, on the premises, In
the Town Plat of South Warren, described as the
south q of an acre of land, being lot No. in Block
No. 9 in the south survey of Warren. references be-
ing had to the plate Of said survey recorded in Trum-
bull County Records, Book Of Maps pages "a and &,
and lying south Of and adjoining the Homestead ser
of to the widow and heirs by the appraisers Of the
real estate of said Burnett and was By them apprai-
sed at $4,000. To be sold without inenmbranee.-
The terms of sale will be made known on theday of
sale. JACOB H. BALDWIN, Admir-
de bOnis non of the estate Of Stephen Burnett
Warren, Oct &, lS62-4w -.t
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DEATHS.


In the Indian territory, Aug I'd, of braiI
fever. CHARLES MUNSON, membel
of the I'd Ohio Cavalry, aged % years
Far from his home the young soldier sleeps.
His life for his country was given;
Parents and friends, mourn not for the boy
Who has been promoted to Heaven
In Bristol. Sept Both, of Consumption
Mrs. PHEBE LYMAN, aged 80 years
That world Of light with joy is bright.
This is a world ofwoe;
Shall we grieve that her soul has taken fight
Because we dwell below2
We will bury her under the NOISY sod,
And one long bright tress we will keep
We have only given her back to God
All! wherefore do we weep"
In this place, of Consumption, on the 9th
of September, MARY, wife of Will
am Fields, in the oath year of her age.
Also, of Consumption, on the 9th inst. at
his residence, Mr.. WILLIAM FIELDS,
in the 9th year of his age.
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SWEET Flag CHEWING GUM-Tbe
25,OOO BUILDINGS have been
MARRIAGES


On the 9th inst. by Rev. G. 5. Abbot, Rec
tor OF Christ Church, Warren. Major
GEO. L. WOOD, of the l25th Reg't O
V. l.. and Miss JENNY TOD.
September %, at the house of the bride;
father, by Rev. |. Winans. Mr.. JAMES
S. PORTER. of Fowler, and Miss
~PHEBE MEEK, of Bazetta.
On the 9th inst. at the National Hotel, by
$. NJ. Carter Esq, JAMES DECKER,o i
Bazetta. add Miss SARAH B. NOR.
RISEN.
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Major General Cox

4 Washington despatch of the Sth. we
are glad to see, that Brig. Gen.
j. D. Cox, of Ohio, late commander of the
Kanawha Division, and still later successor
to Gen. Reno in command of the Ninth
Army Corps, has been promoted to a
Major-Generalship for brilliant gallantry
in the battles of South Mountain and An
tietam, and has been assigned tothe COM
nand Of all the troops in a new depart
ment.
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From the I'd Ohio Cavalry.

CAMP NEAR SARcoxIE, No, Der. Sd, go.
lsT BRIGADE, Army OF KANSAS.
Editors Chronicle --Knowing that our
friends in Trumbull will soon hear of the
battle fought between the Federal and
Rebel forces at Newtonia, 10 miles south
of here. I think a short statement of the
facts, through the columns of the Chroni-
Gle will relieve the anxiety of many
friends, as to the condition Of the Soldiers
from Trumbull after the battle. The
battle commenced on the Both ult., at
6 o'clock A. NJ. Lieut.. J.. L. Hadley in
commanding left half of Stockton's Light
Battery. opened fire on the enemy, which
they soon answered with two guns, one a
6 FOUNDER, and the other a II FOUNDER
The shot and shell fell among us thick
and fast, one shell exploding within 4 feet
of NV gun doing no injury, another ex-
ploded within four feet, and over n OF
the teams one of the horses falling as IT
shot but instantly regained ms feet no
injury done. The cannonading was kept
up q hours constant, when we retired, at
2o'clock P. NJ. we were reinforced, and
then the cannonading commenced again,
this time instead of three guns, we had
y to work, a constant fire was kept up I'M
J.; til near shutdown, when an order came 10
retire. In the afternoon engagement one
man of Stockton's Battery had his left
arm shot off by a six pound ball, his name
is J.. H. Williams, and CleYeland his home,
he was the only one injured seriously in
the battery, and he is doing well, when
we engaged the enemy in the morning
we were only about 400 strong, with three
Brass 6 pound uns, and two II twelve
pound Brass. Howitzers, The 9th Wis
consin Infantry suffered the greatest loss
out of 200 men that went into the battle
;>4hs rni~e-sa
accounted for. The Kansas troops lost
quite a number in the morning, l have
not learned the exact number. The In
dian Home Guards suffered considerable
loss. The Cd Ohio Cavalry was indeed
fortunate TO come out of the battle with
only one man injured, out of ITO that
were there. The euemy's force in the
morning when W engaged them with
400 men. could not have been less than
5000, and in the afternoon il was double
that, our force. on the Geld attn time WAS
more than $500 effective men, as you will
al no doubt see the official report of the
battle, l viii stop.
Yours. &c,
JACOB STROHM.
L-
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Gen. Cox Promoted

The many friends of Brig. Gen. Cox in
this vicinity will be glad to learn that he
has been promoted to Major General.
He has fairly and robly earned the
promotion he has received, and that the
fact is appreciated elsewhere as well as at
his home, is evidenced by the following
from the Washington Correspondence to
the Cincinnati Gazette:
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Meetings of the Grand Masonic bodies
will be held at Columbus as follows; Grand
X. r.. October Ii; Grand
Council, r. and :. NJ. October l6; Grand
Charter. X. A. NJ, October Il; Grand
Lodg, +. and A. NJ. October 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
A TTACHMENTNOTICR

R. A. Beman. plf. vs.. H. ChaFsAim aAd Justice
Irish, defts. Before S. A. davidson J,P, Mecca
Township. Trumbull County Ohio.
On the 5th day o~fSeptember, A,n, Is62 said JUS
tiee issued an order of attachment in the above ae-
ton for the sum of Two hundred and twenty-three
dollars and f~fty-nine cents, which order has been
served on property Of the defendants and returned.
and the action continued to the 2tth day Of October.
1852. at 10 o'clock, AN.
Mecca, 0cct. /, 1862-3w.s DE
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.OTICE is hereby Given to an nor.

NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
IN sons interested, that the suberiber was the
owner of land warrant No. 93.7O9, originally issued
to Arnold Harrington, of Welehfeld Geauga Co.
Ohio, and that said warrant was burned on the 18th
day Of Sept. AID. 1862. in the Whitney House"
in Mecca. in this County, and that the subscriber
has filled in the General Land Office, a CaVeat, ask
ing a reissue of said warrant.
GILBERT WEBSTER.
By A. W. JONES.
Oct. !, IS2,-dw.s bis Atty
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LUTHERAN eHrRcH HosPITAL.
MIpDIFToN Md Sent 10Th 1870

:
MIDDLETON, Nd, Sept 18th, 1862.
DaE Moher:-I an alive and tolerable
well for a man who has seesn bullet holes
IN his hide. The rebels gave me that
many button holes last Sunday night
! have no bones broken and shah be all
right again in a few weeks.
cannot tell you much about the battle
had fred 5 orc times when ] got hit in
the face, on the hight side of the nose
The wound bled considerable but it is
Only q scratch. l think it was a buck
shot or a small splinter from a she'll. 1t
glanced out, it makes my jaws a little
sore. As soon rs the blood stopped a
little | went to firing again. 1t was
then after dark, the gray backs were ON
our left and front and behind "a stone
vail. We were in AN open pIowed field,
under a heavy cross fire. Oar regiment
had fallen back a little from where | was
firing from behind rock. dared not
get up to go back lsr fear that our own
men would hit me. / had only fired ,
or 3 times after | got the first wound
aheb RnacK a DAll LOOK me Ia lie right
leg. thought that it had knocked the
leg OF and put my hand down TO feel for
it. | found two holes and The blood pour
ing out OF them. The bali wents.in on the
back side of the leg just above the knee
aud came out il ron about 1 inches be-
low the groin. ltAit the bone hut did
not break it, Itpassed through about y
inches offesh- gut ffing then. Soon
| got hit in the left ieg jest above the
kneepsn. the ball is somewheEe in the leg
yet, think that it passed up toward the
hip. The leg is swelled a good deal now
and pains me severely. After | got
wounded [ managed to get my KNAPP
sack and accouterments off and tied up
my legs as well as l could to stop the
blood. The firipgo On both sides was awful
and | was between the two. Our men
advanced up o where l lay and beyond
Some Of them offered TO help me back to
2 the rear bnt / told them TO go in and
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NTRA4ED CATTLE.
~ Eight yearlings. four steers and folr k@fers-
strayed from the subscriber. in Bazetta, in tie lat
ter part Of May. OnespOtted steer; one WA7a back
steer, the other two steers are palish red. 0ne heif-
er is palish red, has crippled horn; cas deep. red
heifer; the other two pale red, with White spot on,
hip. Any person able to give me any information
will please drop a line at the Warren Postrofiee.
BENJAMIN GILBERT.
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THE A OF OHIO.
z In the Co1zt &C cO%
mon Pleas

In the Court &C Con-
The said Thomas MeMahon is nes26eA that the.
said James ID. MeMahon. has MI spetfieni E this
cause to recover of defendant the SUN Of $Sl5,58 and
interest from September. 6, ~ for money paid by
plaintiff, rs surety for defendant on . promiss0ES
Allen or bearer, six months from, date with interest,"
also the sum Of S2le,R and interest, from SeptemheS
Z, lS62, tOr money paid by plaindf, as surety for dS~
lSi2, payable to Eliza L. Moore or bearer, AZ months
from date, with interest; also the sum ef So. and
ofthat dale and amount PAYABLE to Elizabeth Nc
Mahon, or bearer eAeyeaE from date with interest
Of which plaintiffs now the owner and bearer. De-
fendaRt R1stanswer herein BY the 18th ay Of No
vemsef, n62. Or judgement VIII be rendered
against him by default
BY TUTTLE &STULL,
Sept. E,-6w, Atfys for PIT.
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Rebel Raid in Pennsylvania.
cHAMBERsBURe KEN.

The rebels have again crossed the Po-
tomac, eluded the vigilance OF General
Mcclellan, and taken the h%ourishing
town of Chambersburg- The following
are some of the details:
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NJ C T. D n n L L.
ROOT 4 SHOE STnRE
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS.

Three Small Farms to Sell.
One Farm 10 acres, One Farm so acres.
One Farm 60 acres, y
Good farming land Inquire at
MeCoNNELLS SHOE 4 LEATHER STORE
Main Street, Warren, Ohio
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE

- BY ORDER OF COURT
On the Sth day Of November AID 1862 at l O'Clock
M, on the premises. situate in the Township Of
Fowler, Trumbull County, State Of Ohio viii be
sold to the highest bidder. the following described
ceased. to wit: about i've aud one-fourth acres Of
land, bounded and described IS follows; Being part
way. ON the north by land of H. c. Williamson and
Charles Tucker. on the west by land Of Joel Trues-
dell, and on the south by land of Daniel Trobridge.
Appraised at S5333. .W sr.T
Terms of sale, one-third in hand. One-third in one
year. and remainder IN two years, on interest, and
deferred payments secured.
II. C. WILLIAMSON,
Fowler, Oct 8, lS62-4t Administrator
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Interesting Army Letter from (,
TrumbulI Co, Boy.

The following letter was written by a
former resident Of Johnston, in this Co.
He was in the hard fought battle atSouth
Mountain. Maryland, acting a. Rrst Ser
giant ola company in the Eth Wisconsion
regiment in which he had enlisted
Fhisleiter was not written for publication.
but we thiHk that the reader viii agree
with us that it exhibits a spirit of self
sacrifice by many, both soldiers and
eiviliaus-
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Yours. &C.,
JACOB STROHM.

P.S. The boys of the ID Ohio that are
here with us are in good spirits and all
feel well. j. ).
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New Advertisements.
GO TO
A. McCONNELL'S,


A.
AND GET HIS OWN MAKE OF
Mems French Calf S Boots.
do do do DS&D V Boots,
do do Kip do do do
Cavalry Boots, Long Legs.
Coarse Boots. D 5 Prime
Kip do DO DO
&c Scotch Ties. mems. Boys KIP & Coarse Boot.
do Balmorals, do do Grain < Calf do
Army Shoes, do Youths Copper Tip do
Infants do do
Boys BalmoEals Kip and Calf.
FOR THE LADIES.
Goat and Kid Balmorals, Goat and Kid Boots.
English Lasting do Glove Kid Balmorals
Our own make of Cali. Goat and KID BaInorsIs
and Bootees.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Our own make,
Lasting Last f BadinG6als' Lasting G9as Gaiter..
Calf do Copper Tip Shoes,
six gore Lasting Caters. Is cent Shoes.
Md, Goat and Calf Bootes,
Custom Work,
Best style made to order. from a child's kid boo
tee. TO a mans sewed + CBoot.
4. MCCONNELL, MAIN STREET
Has the largest stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
DtlOIc III THIS market. W DO not ask YOU to
come and buy, but come and let us show you the
goods and prices, and if we do not save you 10 DIT ct
ON what you pay us cash for, we will stop the works
and go as Uncle Sans boys Away down South in
Dixie. {" TO fight secesh.
A. NJ C & D n n L l. l. S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Is one of the best places on the Reserve. and has
been for fifteen years. to get good goods At low pri-
ees- All work is warranted, and what is not made
in the shop. we get made out, and Is warranted an
same. &s-Do not fail to eah and see him before
bug.
Mems Rubber Oyershoes, Mems Rubber Sandals,
Women's do Women's do
Misses and Children's 0vershOes,
Just reed at MeC0NNELL'S. Main Street,
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Stray Cow.

STRAYED from the subscsibcr, in
~ Warren. August 18th, a RED COW,
about elk years old, with white spot in her forehead
-four white feet: right hind leg stiff: toes turn in
tip of tail white-gives milk out OF three teats only.
A liberal reward will be given to any one giving
information TO me at my house, or AT L. Spear /
Sons Sash Factory.
Warren. Oct Is, lS62-2t% LEWIS SMITH.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
or REAI At

IA OF REAL ESTATE
In pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Trumbull County. Ohio. / will OHer for sale
at Public Auction, ON -r
Saturday, the Sch dayof November, 1862,
At 10 o'clock forenoon, on the premises, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the township Of
Bazetta, County Of Trumbull. anu State Of Ohio. to
along the north line of said lot forty chains seven
teen links to n post in the centre OF the highway,
thence south along the centre vi the highway, so far
that u line run west, and parallel with the north
line to the west line of said lot eighty-three, will
contain nineteen acres of land.
JOHN RATLIFF. Administrator
Oct S, 4s62-t rTFf = of 1raS. Huh, deed
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NOTICE.
IN Geo F.. Bre=n. Admir-
of iii W Dray. deed. Petition
vs. to sell land.
Amelia bray ct al
To Amelia Kennedy and Samuel Kennedy.
You are hereby notified that the undersigned, as
admir- Of Eli W. ray, deed. filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Trumbull County. Ohio. on the 4th
day Of October, 1862. the object and prayer Of said
petition IS to obtain an order from said court to sell
the real estate of said deeedent. situate in Bazetta.
in said county, containing about one hundred and
fourteen acres, known as the late homestead Of said
deeedent.. To be sold to pay the debts Of said estate.
Said petition will be heard On the 9th day Of No
vember next, at 10 o'clock
GEO. +. BROWN, Admir-
Oct 8, lS62|t Of Eli w. Dray, decd.
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Goat and Kid Balmorals. Goat and Kid Boots.
English Lasting do Glove Kid Balmorals
Gi9ve Cali do Silk gore lasting do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-06

KANSAS CRY. Sept 5-The S,nte Fe nail,
with dates to the 25sh nit. arrived here last ev,
ming, making the trip in ten DAYS.
Quite large number ot lndans were seen on
the route. but all were peace ,ble
The S,nte Fe g .zette OF the 2jd furnishes the
following:
Great discomfort exists among the population
OF Color ,do Territory. There has not been any
open demonstrations yet. bat Gen. Can5y has
mule such disposition OF his troops will eiiec-
tually and speedily suppress any attempt of in
subOr1ination.
Two batteries of hetvy artillery arrived NJ
Fort Union last week f.r tbs Military Depart
meut.
VIM. Maxwell has been appointed Indian Agent
under the ncw provision Tor New Mexico
An attempt m,de lire Independence
Missouri last night. tat through the exertions oI
the iiremen the Il .mes were extn.usheI.