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igs1sa -; q Man 1ess. 60 1Hd ,.srs !
,aNsF Yoax, Aug ia letter % TIE Tribune
aaYs Harrison's Landing y evacuated .without .
atrpGgle, without : blow, without even the, ,less
OK single man. The immense army of Tie
Pptopsc, Officers and men, bag and baggage.
aw@snition and contrabands ars nov far swsy
aeop Hirison' Landing, leaving Il dessrtsd and
dssolste. All agree that the whole affair was
ainirably executed. 4 Il 81, b i
Ga, Monday last NcCalrs division rscsiysd or
ders to strike tents, provide sx days raaions and
b ready 70 move at moments notice. At 9
O'Clock At night the whole divisioa arrived at the
wharf aud embarked qaistly eaEssesaosra It
left the Landing somestue during Ito night fdr
Acquis Greek, - sppposed, vis Fort 1c0foe.b q
zq An order was issned thatI no nmorsb vssssls
loaded With supplies shosld proceed further than
Fort Monroe and on Wednesday tn days ratiops
were eerved! 70 the army which sas required 70
be In readinesstoy mose atm hourb notice..
On Thursday the army eomnsncsdl evacsatisg;
al the siegp guns we're! removed ffeu6 the front
and safely embarked on Thusday and yesterday
On board bA.ges aud schoonsra Pereerb corps
led ths van Of the oysFlsDd portion u ths a..
nv Thursday night aa9ixsE st q Iayo rgo
, On Friday nsening every tent was stsssk and
then WAS it generally known for Tie Arst time
that the whole army fsths Potomac was shout
'syscualing HsRrison's Landing. On Thursdsy
nieht Hfty sail ofyesoes left the diAessntW tWhsfves
loadsd with stores and yesterday the rest Of the
stores we're placed on board tie steamer BY
the contzsba1da All the cavalry that remained
before the final departure Of tho land forces,
scted o pickets and strong rea. guard Of in
lfantry was placed to protect the baggage trainA
The oick and wounded who remained at the dif.
6erent hospitals were plsced on board the regu-
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mere O1nsers Releasel.

FoRfH1ss Aosaos. Aug. 1.-THE military tel.
sgraph has stopped working, and Il is feared the
cable 10 broken. 80 -,
From the Richmond Despatch, of Aug. IL, u
learn that three gunboats came down York river
TO West Point, on Sunday, and remaining there
. little while, took theft departure. On the
same day they landed force al Cary farm in
King and Queen county. The object of these
movesis matter Of consideration, though It il
possible that troops are passing By that route
from ncClellanb army TO the Rappahannock.
All the Federal officers, in number, about 140,
taken in the recent battles before Richmond, In.
sludiug Generals Mccall, Reynolds and Rankin,
ars to b sent down the river to-day, under :
Ass Of truce,
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WAR DEPARrxExT, o sagli
Aug. a, 6RH., 1862. y

To Gov. KiRKwoop: ~
ore'r Aae'ptse''n's a.p 3 'asi,,s:. xss.an'esF' ..e MI
Ordered Jvst, st,-That after ths fifteenth day Of
this month bounty and advance psy shall not
be paid to volunteers for any rev regiments,
but only to volunteers tor regiments now in the
Held. SO sg.a ;wc1tpEl ce 5ifCp eGedTeG It i9ev
T Second, ,-Volunteers to gil up new regiments
nov organizing will 10 received and paid the
bounty and adylpce to the 20d day Of this
month, and if not completed by ,Ast time the
Incomplete regiments viii be consolidated and
superhuous officers mustered out. .,sre4 ~
!. 7Aird,-Volnnteers 70 I'll up the old rsgi-
nnents will be received and paid the bounty and
advance PAY the 6rst day Of September.
Fosrth,-The draft for the three hundred
thousapd militia called for By the President viii
be msde on Monday, the 4th day Of September,
between the hours Of 9 o'clock =. T. and &
o'clock ?. r., and continued from day 70 dsy be.
tween the same hours until completed.
Z Nfh,-If thea odd regimsniss should not be
filed up BY volunteers before the frte day of
eeptembsr special DRAFT will b ordered for The
dehcieney.l he ga ,susgA aGls On 80
Sizh,-The eigeneies Of the. service require
that officers now in the field should remain With
their commando, - and no officers nov in The
6eld in the regular Or volunteer ssfvics will, rn.
der any circumstances, bs detailed to accept 4
new command. Z 3ftaa .'vg :oil & 't'
'ul By order Of the President q J4sJ
~ r7s Is .d,i EDWIN n. S7Axros,
- aa.f.s, ,1e5gs Secretary Of War.
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NASHVILLE, Aug l7.-Two bridessf on the
Aentucky and EdgeAeld Railroad were burned
70 oay y rebels over Red River. The track d
reported 70 b torn up this eide Of Tulla.on,a.
-.n Ivo Federai courisn were captured BY guer.
r,nas. miles south Of the city, last night
uisPs.coes and horses were taken from them
sno seey were then released. They report q
,narge iorce, under Stearns, north Of Nurfrses-
Col Miller made an armed recoppoies.nce "a.
wards Gallatin last night and ascertained thss
Morgan had decamped In the direction ~ T Hs,ss. -.
vile. Communication With Nashville il emit oNr
Tslegraphic communication 10 uninterrupted.
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.HYH-1WAH YIHa1W NoTDNLIaUa
Mosss sH M
Cpl. CeFcoFanss 8ayinKs,
s SDecial e Tribnne 1

II
WAsa1seros, Aps. 17.-CoL 0oscer,up,, ~ say, =,
asnsral a Prioos taken prisoner s the rsosn, nd
battle near Culpeppsf, Was kept In prison owe,
dead house. md II the other oiacers csDts,s.' ss1
from : ropes command are shamsfay and tyran.
i / i e .umosed that Col, Corcran, viii b made
Brigadier. .GeneFs! 70 morrow. cs,an,or s,t, .1@7
E Thuflov Weed sails for Europe on iupertan. 1s
service for the Government next week. a1ln.,'i J
frlvate correspandence from London ststes
tnat Slidell bad arrived in that city and aleesdv
had several controversies With, Mason for The
purpose Of deciding which vas the best step to
nssten the recognition Of the Southern Oonfed-
efacy, which scene to have been Of late IN ob.
Ject Of great indifsrence 10 the English Cabi-
net, lf y said the two rebels have agreed To-
sddrsss % aots 70 ~ the European Cabinets, de-,
msnoing z recognition Of the Southern Confsd.f
eracy not in the name of an abstract rfiehn:
not even IN virtue Of its manliness 10 maintain.
,og its Independence, but in the nans Of their
.oya.ly asserted rights, upon which forsign Nd.
s'ons nave scted toFssds countries situated q
the South IL ,st present 80 ND, ) a., Ena 6,-
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CulPlPfEa August, l6.-0enesl siegel Who
occupies The advance, near Rspidan, reports
70 ne morning the enemy made . Geine atesnpt
% cross the river but he drove them back. = q
Cul,slrsa, Aug l7.-Col Fi6sld went ~.
sefosy with construction train - fir - 'Rapidsn
sAaoo, y. 6st Learning that . considerable body Of
.ee sa enemy were within gunsAet Of river On The
pune. slae, i, was thought imprsdsat ~ begin
.epal.s Of bridge until Pops's forces now On che
nafen should reach The river 70 cover the work.
1eo. Coi. N6eid found nssr the road q lot Of
Cout stored Soe Confedesates which be seized.
sousraoands .s from Gordonsvills report consinu.
~ arrival Of troops from Richmond. We now
Ssopy tae line Of the Rspidsn from Rsccoon-
|se,e On The east 70 Coesford On the lsft With
s'sssu and eco.tias parties beyond these points
uca Ranks % last recovering from hb recent
a. aaefe Va general advance toward the Rapi.
..a today. 1nsoy intend to diepute posDes-
soI Of Orangs. They VIII sndsavor 20 dive 10
''ek Nothing heard from then 70 far. ~ l.H
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what the honAon T1naes say..

MnN - - A1o1 100n 11A600 ~. 8 1e-
LvsnrooL, Aug S.-The United States sesa-
mef Tnscarora arrived at Kingston on the 9th.
y The London Times Of Saturday has IN edito-
fiA expatating On the denominative paper cur
rency in America. ,eg .ia 30 M .
In another article, the Times reviews Aneri.
can affairs touching the commerce Of Nassau. Il
questions the policy Of carrying out their pow
sfs 70 the full extent and says that Lord Pei.
merston is perfectly right in tolerating claim
which It may b hereafter the interest of bis own
country % enforce. ~ u sl7 kaE
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4 Correspondent of Chicago Times ar. !,
Hi3l Te0tea by Gen. Grant. - -

= nfhPals Aug. Is, via Cairo L. 77.-lsham, cor.
respondent Of the Chicago Times, was o..
rested y order Of Gen, Grant, charged With
publicationa false In fact and pernicious n ten
dency. Ordered TO Alton Psnitentiary until tsr.
mination Of war. i'l l' - - = - -
On Wednesday on White river near Clasep-
eon, an engagement took place bstwsen Hovsys
q ci2lslon and Hindeman's force from Little Rock
sven hundred Of Hindenans men ware captur-
g and remainder ronted. 1lth Indiana had
4 ssirmieh took place 40 miles below Helena
ny nSssserd.y Win guerrilla party getting cotton.
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: Kr. Dssuis, Of Indiana, visited Tho hospitals
at AleIand1is to-day, and found The Indianians
that were wounded IN The battls ef Cedar Noun.
tain ell doing we'll. 1s haa tread a 4" ,a.z.i
aai Especial to Tribune 1sib ssa aI
9 CuI1EPPEl, Aug. 16.--The snemy appsafed IN
force upon ths south bank of the Rspidan
Yesterday norning at sunrise and drove "a our
pickets 70 within half . mile Of Sigels head.
quarters Major Kreps occupied . position, in
front with his mounted battalion, and advanced
With 2l guns 10 meet the enemy. Though the
snemy crossed with tive regiments Of cavalry
aad advanced boldly, be fell back precipitately
on the advance of Major Kreps' force, to the
south bank Of the Rspidan, where be was sup-
ported by artillery. Az Mi Kreps approached
she river, the enemy opened With artillery upon
him and held him there. Both parties remain
facing esch other, and il ID thought the passage
Of the Rapidan will be obstinately contested. =
In skirmishiDg We loet one lieutenant and Eve
privates Of the First Virginia Cavalry.
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LoulsvlLLz, Aug. ls.-By an amicable at
rangement. John F. Nsk has resigned the Speak.
ership of the Senate and James +. Robinson of
Scott county Is elected Speaker Of the Senate.
Beriah xagofan has resigned the Governorship
and thus Robinson becomes Governor dc facso
for xagoAins unexpired term. Nat. johnson
of:LexiDgton hasbeen elected Secretary Of State;
John B. Temple has resigned the presidency
Of the Military Board duties thereof de-
volving On Robinson as acting Governor. Rob
men
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IN. sSn naa O..l, Aug. ls.-0n Thsrsdsy morn.
t.si W.. 1enick with detachment Of men, A.
H. ~ .Sa%p OF Rebels just south of Bare
l;nsaV =. IsDen not known. Col Penick loss two
heen h.un lu sesen wounded. Two rebels who had
Or .,o oA.nog .n supplies for the camp for week
Pen;cI ~. -. aad stated the day previous to Col
Aood -s. Iss mere wssno camp In the neighbor.
protctien Ie,s nken In arms, and having Psnicks
Iasdis,.'" Tn papers spon their persons we're i'm.
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Donaldsenyi,le I. An.

az, NV fosx, Aug. l9.-Tbere was reoentlv !.
vliage named Qonsidsonville, formerly he CO.
!al Of Louisiana, on the Mississippi. 81 mile.
10y s9Ive p Ney Orleans Having become infected
~ ~a!n rebel guefrillas who made businesa AZ
a,. ar'ne upon Union boats, even upon transports
n,.so wl1n "a sick and wounded, the Captain 81 he
slooP Of war Brooklyn, On TIE eth in1t sent
.oio 20 nave the women and children removed.
an ana .ne nextdsy Donaldsonvile was obliterstea
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BALrlnoRr, Aug, ia despatch from Genl
Kelley. at Cumberland, says that his pickets
we're dred on It Romney Road, yesterday P. n.
and one man was mortslly wounded. ~
7l A force sent In pursuit, overlook party Of
Bush. whackers near North River Mills, attacked
them and killed the notorious guerrilla, Bob I'd.
wards, The rest escaped
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Gen. HANeek.s RepI

fi, o a.. Gen. HAMeck,s Reply. y 's9,e'
3 zen haalecks reply 70 the insolent letter Of
yen' Davis on the subject Of Gen .Popeb military
orders 10 quite hsppy ana lin;ieosstine. He
pnt the papers transmitted 10 kim from the
rsosi capital, in clean envelope, and sent them
all back toJ. D, Without comment anra8qEa
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About Col. G. iP, stone.

New YoEK, Aug, 1.-THE Times says we leasa
that Col. Charles P. Stone, q. 8. A. and Brig.
Gen. Of volunteers, who has been for many
months confined il Fort lafayette 10 at liberty,
and stopping With his family in this city. It be.
ing uncertain whether Cen Stone was or We
not guilty when Imprisoned, his discharge, un.
tried, throws . fearful burden Of responsibility
upon the government. Ii. 81 Ia. ID 81 ~, =.
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OunsH Ooleoso xO1DOoxtoI again. =
!, GLAeseoN, Howard Co., Ne. Aug. l6.-aui.
tar had 6ght with POND dSitsr yesterday morn.
ing on Muscle Iosk, Charitoa county, some 50
milee from this plsce, scattered Pdindextsris :
men 10 oil directions many psssed through Ro-
anoke Last night Not iess shan 200 Or 800
were killed and wounded. :fsa ssl 81
Guitar's troops fought him for ls miles run.
ming and would have captured him, bss be de.
stroyed 10 bridge on Muscle Fork ssd sWam the
Char;tep ct Buckahanner's NillA "A good many
of them are getting homo and some have sent
word 70 know On what terms they osnl STAY
home. They have taken tho oath but nov they
want 60 stay IS home. ~ -. = - :
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Quanes,ll,s nuorr1lla Oraere.


Lsxueros, No, Aug. l8.-Bhg. Gen. Lane
hss reached here with reinforcements, render.
ipS The safety Of lhi place certain. The guaboat
Werner is also here, which can do valuable ser.
vice in csss Of stack. ~ ~,
Some of Quantrilrs general orders have been
fond near here. They ask persons Wishing 70
eseape being drafted into The Federal army 10
iolphis camps, gvhere they will fiod arms and
;smmuuition 20 operate against tho Federal
troops q every possihls poin., They also stats
that every man is liable 70 be- drafted into the
Uniesd States army Who = found going u any
Federal military post or any person Who i
ino.n to have reported 70 any military post The
wherever found. Also any one known to have
paid money to the Federal Goyernmsnt to sx.
snpt him from military duty q liable TO have
bic chatsel properly taken for the use Of tho
southern Army. Io5sstsao siaI Slsit2E- .SS!- Z y
d Thess orders emanased from The commanders
OF .fercss recognized ~ rebel soldiers BY the
rebel Secretary Of WAr. =. ....r-..rrsa ..,s.t..a
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|, ,Nsw YoRK. Aug. .l8.--Fsom 40 official report
made BY CT. John Clarke, Aid Camp to Major
Gen. N. r. Bsnks, it is shown that the total
force Of the rebels engaged 10 the recent battle
near Cedar Mountain Was "a ,9l8 divided as tol-
lows: infantry 2l,els, cavalry 2,3O0, artillery
1000.
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IxDIAxAroLls, Aug. 1.-THE news from Ken
tucky creates the most intense excitement here.
Troops are being rushed forward with al, posi-
bic speed. Gov. Norton has induced Major.
Geo. Lev. Wallace and Gen. Dumont who are
porarily, Of the new regimenta Gen. 8. A.
Morris, Gen. J. ]. Reynolds, and Gen. Lane
aleo take command of nsW sregimebea All the
energy of the Executive Department is being
put forth to savs Kentnsky from invasion. 8
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A Fight with Gusrrilas q Nrls..r1.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 19.-The city Was full Of
vague rumors yesterday that fight had 90
CURED on Friday last near Lexington, between
about 500 federal troops and guerrillss Of
Quantrsll, Hays and Hughes, in which the
federals were defeated, but no official sdyioes
have been received. Passengers by the Pacific
Railroad however, bring reports that 6eht
did occur on Friday at Lone Jack, Jacksoa
county, about 20 miles southwest Of Lexines
ton, between parts Of Col. Phillips and 49, reg.
iments ofstate troops 800 strong and about 5000
rebels under Qnantren and other guerrilla
chiefs resulting in the defeat of the State for
ces with loss Of about 200 killed and two
pieces Of artillery. Official accounts expected
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z New YoaK, Aug. ia Bssor, Ror.. ,A....
in the Times, says among the oiicen kil}:d vsre
Lieuts Latham, and Maelly, 1t. Col Ks.th
Clay. Hayes, Capt Campbell, Kinssley and . Ksi..
Ion, Lieut. Blaustead and Bryan, wounded nf
the Indiana regiments Cspts Soule. Bo,,en
and Lients. Howell, Fassett, and Kinsey Of the
9th Michigan, wounded. 'qnT = -''
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washinxton news.

WAsH1seroN, Aug l7sh.-Ths Commission.
or Of Internal Revenues has prepared forms Of
books to be kept BY Distillers and Brewers
which will be furnished TO persons on spplica,
ton. os tta1s ..i
+ Coils. Corcoran and Wilcox, Lieut. Col. Bow.
man. and Major Vodges arrived this morning,
accompanied BY Adjs. Gen. Thomas, -,
Corcoran in response 70 caIl,, expressed his
ardent wish that this wicksd rebellion should
he speedily crushed. He was ready % take any
position TO serve his country. AZ Atanother time
he would take the opportunity to say few
words TO biz fsllov.citixsns. 'lsrf' s'na ~
:, Hon. Alfred Ely has been selected 70 make y
welcome speech, and the Old esth ars ordered 70
b at Warrington to bs present at he rsception.
The Navy Department received The pssticu.
lass Of the capture Of the steansf Columbia by
the Santiago de Cuba, IL miles from Abaco.
She left kasasu the day previous under BritsS6
eolors but no register. She was loaded With
munitions Of war. She 10 new fast iron pro.
peller, probably intended for : Oonfederate Eun.
boat She had On board Charleston, Savannah
and Bahama pilots ae s. aaifisg sie'71
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h,a Your regiments, will be accepted if filed up
this week e volunteers, but the proceedings for
draft should be vigorously pushed forward to
hll up tie Old regiments, even hanot, otherwise
Fequ'red ybea1ls s-e EDwM y. iS1AxroH, ,woj .
oms M 81 eeGgra g9Ixoi,ai Secretary Of Wsr. :
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Specials 70 the New YORK Faperrt!
ssH GOO Special to the Timea 7 i.53s. 81 Z

/ 5sWAsHnaroSs Aug. le.-Ths fines Of tbis
morning says Of the various reports Of the
movements Of the army Of the Potomac, :he 81.
PLANTATION is simply that Mcclellan STAYED till
the last that the Government kept giving pro-
minence 70 bis location, while permitting 10th
ing 70 be said sbout that of his aeuy. Aopre-
tensions begin to be expressed that tho rebels
finding il impossible TO pursue McCisllan for
want Of transportation, will suddenly coucenl
srste oy means Of other railroads at Pope's
'front.' At 3ordonsyills, aad make desperate ef-
,ort 70 overWhslm him before support caa reach
him. No fears are szpnessed rcf dsneer rom
such plan, but the probsbility Of its being a.
tempted causes the expectation Of aspeedy're-
moval Of works beyond Culpepper. - pls 9if.g
Il His stated that ct the rate the new leyiss
now are moving forward to their destinations
o., o0o relntorcements could be given Mcclellan
and Pope within the week. IS lao al
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G'en.sMecaH Chasx xeaa his NINA.
Especial 10 n. 7. Post. 7oo1sl

go aoWAsa1SaroN, Aug .ls.-.Oen. Mccall re-
turned from Ricbmold With differsnt, idese Of
ehe VA; He says that our motto ahould 81 in-
SAINT submission gl on the part Of the ,fsbeIc, OF
s1eaf g sxtesrmlnstion. The General i, ct the
'War Department to-day. So. a1aon ava !,
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ia $40. sefaSpecial 70 The Hawk.Iye iuq ,sn.
n N Savior Iowa ADyf. Gyasl Oyy1cl, ! iss
ID .f5od oaI s4oi2d DA$nroRf Aug, 10 }ass'
q GsnsnIordsr NO s6, ordering troops to
place OF fesdevoss Of The several districts, IL
hereby rsveksds g Companies will proceed to rem
dsvous sonls. on orders Of the Governor, or
Adjutaw General direct 20 each COMPANY. q s1i
M aiafiil (ngned)a is.1- N. r.. BAKER.s bi
IL sl1 b1ot II Adjutant :General of lows.
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:, 3. . !o1r1. ko. Aug. ie.-Tbs Engine HOUSE
H. St. Jo. B. r. o., and i've locomotiyes
1aa W. other machinery Was burned last night.
's axty thoaaand dollars, partly insured.
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Cosssrucsion Train Cepenrea. 4.

= CO1sH0cuOh 1to1n C0penR01.h h b
NAsAvuLS, Aug. l6.-A construction train
ieft this morning to repair the tunnel ut Calls
tin: The hands were captured BY gusrillas near
'GaIlatin. The engineer escaped with The Loco
motive. .Ir'1
Il II 10 rumored that The houses of several Union
men have been burned at 6allatin. oas -
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,,.sr; JOINS. N lug. ls.-TheY ste.mslhilp,
Sssudon, arrived last evening and sailed for
Quebec this evening. she reports tie steamer
escoNato % advertiset to sail from London
on tie, 10Th for ST. Johns, and private letters
received here state thst she is Z rebel steamer.
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~ ST.. LouIs, Aug. lo.--Hoas JDos 8 phslps,
Military Governor, and Wn. j. 6sidley, Ssefe-
tsry Of State. Of ArkanaA left Yesterday for
Helena, Ark. grogis o9ls el'"5fi
! Colonels Mcneil and Eaton have been pro.
NOTED Brig Genersls, IN the enrolled militia,
for the recent battles with guernIlss. 2g ~
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A Csmpliment e yailaudighan,w woea

MExPHrs. Aug 16.-The Grenada Appeal Of
the 18th states that the federals took posses-
sion Of Bayou Sara Monday llth inst, seisinr
Al the sugar and molasses and quarterine 3
gAEison there. Also that the rebels have been
reinforced in Arkansas, and that their ordin.
ance stores have been increased Gen. Holmes
assumes command Of the State 5,l .e.ssalrs
The Appeal contains long ,editorisl, in
which it says, the sooner We cease to look for
foreign aid Or European Interference the better
ior ,sl concerned, The writer also dssienstes
1alandigham, Wood, Pierce, and Seymour Of
Connecticut, with some half dozen others, a.
the only true friends the South can count up-
on in the North. se5rH olIdW h TGode1
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r. Walfa NeainaaAl

! ToLsDo, Aug. l9.-The Union Csaventioa
here to-day, aunanimously nominated N. Z r.
Waite, Of this city, representative for this Dis
trict IN Congress. ho;l sss;ga9 10 Y55nf . &
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
"a. j WAsRuGroH, Aug. "A. 1862.

Gov. KnkwooD: F..'',s.i, = II. ii.
ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS FOR THE lsaoI1nrsr
AID DRAFT OF M1ITIA.l 81 y 1F
Ordered, eighth-That in filing al requisi.
tions for militia the quotas for several States
DO apportioned BY the Governors among the
several counties and where practicable among
The Subdivisions Of counties 20 that allowances
shall be made such counties and subdivisions
for Ill volunteers heretofore furnished By them
and mustered into the servics Of the United
States. and whose stipulated term of service
shall not have expired. .a... I'm.
EDwM n. STANTON,
y 'SiSs4''s Secretary Of VA.