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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13

WAaHINaroN, Aug l2.--The War Depart
ment has authorized Gen Wadsworth TO raist
and organize one or more regiments of infantry
volunteers 10 the District Of Columbia, to serve
three years or during the war.
Two well known police officers, Wise and
Allen, of this city, were arrested last night by
Gen. Wadswor.h, charged with kidnapping
A strong feeling prevails In the old regiments
against officers who are abeent from their regi-
ments and employed In making arrangements
to promote themselvts above their more ms'it.
orous comrades remaining in the field.
By general orders just issued from the Wsr
Department, the attention of suffers and oil
others concerned is directed to the section Of
the act of March 3, 1855, which provides that
at shall not be lawful for any postmaster or
oriher person TO cell postage stamps or stamped
envelopes for larger sum than that indicated
Ou them
WAsHiNaroN, Aug l2.-Large numbers Of
convalescents are daily being discharged and
returned to their regiments. YesterdI ~ come
forty were sent from st. Elizabeth Hospital
across the Eastern Branch To the Soldiers Rest,
preparatory to being sent to their regiments.
The War Department has information from
the army of Virginia In front up to yesterday
evening. Gen. King, with bis whole division
was then within few miles Of the battle field
of Saturday, and has doubtless joioed Gen.
Pope ere this. No fighting has occurred in that
quarter since Saturday night. tts
Simeon Draper. Esq., the War Departments
Commissioner to superintend the business Of
collecting and forwarding struggling soldiers
and officers to their respective regiments, has
nothing to do with granting discharges and
leaves of absence. Letters on that subject
should be addressed to the Adjutant-G General
only.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13
General sherman Employing NeRrOei
nv LAbOKoFRs

AS LabOKers.
MEMPHIS, August 9 General Sherman has
issued orders that all negroes applying for work
be employed as lahorers at Fort Pickering
They shall be emitted to draw rations, and be
supplied with necessary clothing. No wages
will be paid until the courts determine whether
they are slave or free. Accounts with each will
be kept, and credit for labor given. Slaves will
be allowed to return to their masters at the
close of any week, but masters will not be al.
lowed to enter our lines,
Post quartermasters are allowed to employ
negroes on the same conditions, and when nee
essary take them by force.
Commanders of regiments are also allowed
to enjoy number not exceeding sixty five tC
each regiment az cooks or teamsters. The ne
groes Will not be allowed to wear uniforms.
Gen. Sherman adds:
1t is not my intention to disturb the relation
of master and slave. When the courts are re
established, they will decide cases which hav,
already arisen and may arise.
In reply to questions In regard to Govern
ment taking possession Of oil vacant houses
Gen. Sherman says: Gen. Grants order wal
issued under rules of war, not under the con
fiscation act. Until the courts arc re .estab
lished to execute the provisions Of the cOnfsca
ton act, government assumes the place Of trus
tee to 40 ,ount to the rightful owner at the pro
per time for property, rents, etc.
The steamer White CloudIhas arrived from
Helena. No news Of Importance. It was re-
ported that the new gunboAt Richmond, former
| " the Star Of the West, building up the Yaxoo
had got out Of that stream into the Mississippi
aad Joined the Arkansas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13
mcoIollan,s Army IN mot,ou

FoRTREss MONROE, Aug, 1.-THE mail boat
from Harrison's Landing reports that the gen.
eral appearance there Is that move of the
whole or large part Of the army is taking
place.
Porter's mortar feet is anchored in Hampton
Roads.
Norfolk and Suffolk are in great state Of
excitement. Itis stated that In the recent recon
noissance to Malvern Hill General Mcclellan
bad planned great battle, and intended to
occupy that place. He aent q messenger to
Harrison's Landing with instructions to bring
up the greater part Of the army, but the
messenger tooS the wrong road, and during the
delay the enemy appeared in every direction in
overwhelming force. when Mcclellan was OBJ
liged to order retreat.
The enemy occupy Malvern Hill with ON i'm
mense army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13

ohcrnTAr1. Aug, II.
FL0uR-A good demand at very fuil p,jes. Tho
ass compIse 200 barrels 1t 81 0Oa4 10 for super
nnei - lS4 Is for extra and "a 1904 rs for fancy,
WHIsKY-A good demand and prices withopt cbsn.s.
aes Of SSo barrels at t26k926Xc the latter rate Scr
PROVISIONAL good donapd far shouIss,, ., an
S1se, nut Hc more is essed.
LAhD-Wa.ted It old prices but little o, pote to ha
naa. The Sales comprise $50 tercts at sHc
%, namS-MIn .nasln at 7h@7%c for common, apd 9@lOc
NESS P0RK-No movement.
siDEs-Nothing doing. VI
~ ,t Is no special change 10 the mar
s, ensre Is rar jobblng demand at pre- yious price,
Wnen however as regards refined sugars are soneaSsi
irregular. We quote @'' 'Oine"na'
sUGAR-At 9k@I0kc
M0LASsEs-At 5Oa552o.
GUfEEE-At 22923ko, In the jobbine>wav -.
mmEAI-ihe croEded condition Of The TsiwNs. and
n In making shipments have depres inp in.
On Ine market, and decline OF &c per bu.he on
all grades were established aud the markei isd
AZ tne oeciiae Several Of the city mills have bss1
stopped oy me withdrawal Of the water from the Miami
We quote pns S s0esi esd d ae9SgS IS therefore very limited
az coS0Ic and prime to choice Kentucky wbIte At On -
SS ,l safes reported were 1000 bushels prime re Al
40 goog oG 90 40 PRIME @ kenSsGy white at o9 devered BOG
SohN-The receipts were large to.day. ana The mar.
taisu ouil and toward the close prices declined PC
closg at SS93oc at the lover depots: these
r. ueliVeTp.
oeeIy there are no buyers over a5c The sales re-
se mels ioco bushels at the upper depots at 33c;
oo9 bushels at the lower depots al 55c Oo do NJ 95c
and 500 do on the lnddg at 56c -'0O' U0 AZ '0''
r,ha T,rs%rhe market continues dnI, but We have no
uI'ner cnanRe to notice In prices We ouote them a,
C IN onk. The arrivals far of the new crou have
9icn c ~ Ue n small ssSo bushels sold in the morning al
RYE~ThsA AIu ,,vVV Dusnels from store st 42c.
ys,erday. Sales Of l5Oo bush at CO., Several samples
.a css Tsw crop were the market to-day aud the bes
NN-'
BAhLEf-The offerings of the new crop are liob,
u WIN lr demand the market rules arm Al 72a75o
sold at Csc. PAs' VI spring
hAfIIhere Is moderate inquiry for loose pressed
SiIg per tun on arrival; tight pressed Il dni and
nominal there Is no demand for IT. IL lots were forced
ne could not be sold at better than Slg
ohEEsE-The market Ia UNCHANGED and steady Ws
quote selected W. r. at To- w
BuTTER|Ths supply Of choice qualities Is lieh, and
nAIo equal TO the demand and for such full pYiees
eazed the lower grades in fair request from shin
good at 999c. anu '@'r "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13
Further from independence.


LEXINGTON, Mo-, August l2-Lster ad7ioes
from Independence cay that Lieut. Col. Buell.,
commanding that post, with FIVE hundred men,
was taken completely by surprise about FIVE
O'Clock yesterday morning. Buell's men we're
In the bank building, which, after four hours
hard fighting, was fired BY the rebels, when
Buell. surrendered.
Captain Thomas, of the State militia, Was
taken out and murdered after the surrender.
Our informant who remained until after the
surrender, says the rebels gave out that they in
tend TO attack this city Immediately. They
will meet with warm reception.
KANSAS CRY, Aug, IA battle took place
at Independence yesterday morning at about
O'Clock, between the Federal forces, numbering
three hundred and fifty men, under Lieut. Col.
Buell., and from Eve to six hundred guerriIlas
under the notorious Col. Hughes, assisted by
Quantrel and Hayes, resulting in the complete
route and surrender Of our troops. The loss on
either aide 10 unknown.
1t appears the town Was surprised about
A. M. Simultaneous movement was made uD-
on the camp, Buell's headquarters and the Pro-
vost MarshaPs office, which were some distance
apart. The Provost Marshal's office was eu-
tered by citizens protesting loyalty. The arms
were taken and ueed against the Federel troops
The fighting lasted about four hours, the troops
almost without officers, hOtly contested the
ground, shelteriDg themselves behind trees,
fences, stables, etc. Captain Thomas OF the
militia, was taken prisoner almost at the outset,
and at one timeit Is reported tho guerrillas were
about giving up the ground and retreating before
the destructive fire of our men; and according
ly had Capt Thomas brought out Of the house
where he was confued, and Immediately shot
dead. At this iuncture a white aav ApnaAred
at Col. Buell's headquarters, when the euerril-
las returned and took possession of all who re-
mained. Lieut.. Harrington and fifty men cut
their way through the enemy, and made good
their escape.
Most of the prisoners we're paroled by taking
the oath not to take up arms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13

Further Details OF ths Battle at CuI.
pepper.
| WARRINGTON, August 12.--Accounis from
Cuipepper, dated yesterday, speaking Of Satur-
days fight, says that 90 heavy wac the fire TO
which our comparatively small number of men
was exposed, the only wonder is that the entire
command was not completely snnhilated at the
end Of half an hour, instead of our bringing off
so large proportion of our force.
| The prisoners report their ewn troops we're
moved down by our FIRE like grass Three
times were they reinforced by fresh regiments
and brigades, and when our troops retired they
were too crippled to pursue In the open ground,
The prisoners also report that the heavy guns
used by the enemy were Of recent English man.
ufacture, with English fixed ammunition.
We lost but one gun, which was left behind
in ditch, spiked, several of the horses having
been killed. The gun was not lost while chang
ing our position Tor the night, but under FIRE Of
the enemy's sharpshooters.
Col. Chapman, of the 9th Mass., was shot in
the breast, and is probably dead. Lieut. Col.
Stone fell with many wounds Maj Blake also
fell, and 10 q prisoner, If alive. Adult Smith,
woudded or dead; Maj. Savage, Of the Cd Mass.
believed to be killed, as we'll as many of the
Captains and Lieutenants belonging to the regi.
ment. Doctor Leland was shot in the eye. The
casualties In other regiments are not yet heard
Of definitely. By TO morrow q list Of the miss.
ing will be obtained.
Capt. Geo. JAnnell, of Gen. Princes staff,
was shot In the breast and mortelly wounded
The 25lh Pennsylvsnis escaped without loss,
having been detailed TO guard signal sta tion
eight or ten miles southwest OF the battle field
early in the day. They returned yesterday,
escortng safely the signal officers, without
being compelled to pass near the enemy's
pickets. s t.tt 'g
On Sunday night about ii O'Clock Gen. Pope
and Gen. Banks were in conference In the rear
of our advanced batteries. A body Of rebel
cavalry charged in the most daring manner
through the wood on our front upon the group.
The discharge Of muskets and the whizziDg
Of balls gave them timely notice of the ap-
proach OF the rebels. They speedily mounted
their horses, and regiment of infantry fred
volley at the approaching rebels, checking their
charge, and probably saving both commanders.
Gen, Buford, With his cavalry command, ar.
rived at Culpepper yesterday from Madison.
Previous to hls departure he made reconnois-
sance to the Rapdan, where he found force
of the enemy on the south side, but none north
of the river. ~
A telegraphic dispatch dated to-day, states
that all was quiet last night and this morning.
Col. Donnelly 10 alive, but In sinking CON
dition. Other wounded officers are generally
| we'll.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Hsw York A,rks
isrrpErrp 'OR rHs onlo srAIDH1s.

-Is NRw YORK. August ~
FL0UR--The mar ct Is heavy and dull with only
demand for export and home consumption; sales 81
as 25 for extra state; q eO5 90 for superts Western
% I0@5 50 for common to medium extra Vestern IS 40
o SO FOR common TO good shipping brands extra round
hoop ono 70 oopo y Tor trade brands market closing
heavy, with no buyers at outside Quotations.
| CANADIAN FL0UR-The market Is heayy and nm.
changed saes Of $50 barrels at IS 1905 25 cr
| Aod u 3OCG6 IS Tor good 10 choice extra
@42l VIZ" '"'S " % ID
oouN aFAL-In fair request with sales Of 900 bbJ,
$s ior extra WESTERN and SO so for oslorc and
OF 500 barrels at 30H@3lc "''- AA'''
WHEAT-Actiye and closed a shade hrmer; the de-
cline In freghts has favorable effect: sales ID am
Chicago spring at 81 1901 9O the latter price for
chose Sd 0OO bushels Milwaukee club at 81 1901 oS;
Der Green Bay spring 81 25; I3OOO bush winter red
at Sl 359I &c. ''-'S"
RYE-Quiet, with sales at 76l7sc for ws.,s, and %
Be5c for state. ~ -
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
COkN-0ood sound corn very scaroe and kbade hrm.
e Whe untound Is abundant prices favor tbe,
err the sales were l2G GOO bnsh at 55sc for sund old
mixed western; 5l955c for eastern; 45R5Oc for IN.
sound. S W. ~"
0ATs-Aclive and nrmer with sales a, a705oc fo,
Jersey Canada western and state,
ooFFEE-kio 10 more active and the market very
hrm: Sales OF 2 ll3 bags at sl <c on four months.
odSsuss ~ more active and rmer aud with
a'SS ~ nc, and 20 % hhd4 o9ts at s9shC.
10 hogsheads Porte Rico ut 4lD45c.
ors-stsady and firm. Sales of 100 bbla peW at u
Q2lc, and small lots old at 7GDIlc. - -
kohhn96e a, aud without material change 10 price,
sales Of 03 e0O barrels at sl 25lI "a for prme
snn sy1,3$ W for prime and Sll9II 25 for mess.
BEEf-Quiet and drmer; sales 200 bols at az 5O67 IN
i9r country prime; ss910 rs for country mess sIq9
mels. ~ ~ S
SO tierces at S2i SO for choice. '' y"
BEEF HAM - Quiet at SIC SO for Wesern.
CUT MEATS-In better request AT frmer pricea
ssles l75 packages at 3D4e rshoulders; 5<GXc jor
hams. O|4s"|S '''
:, ,hMoKED MEATS Quiet and nominal Sales Of so
BACON sides, inactive .
LARD-Market rules steady, with fair demand, with
sales OIL 45O barrels at s99xc the latter an extreme
state. N'' ~"" iOsi'S ioF
ohEEsE-rhe market active and firm with fair ex.
port demand at 695ke. ' -
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wounded OrSlcsrs from virginia.

New YoRK, August 12-The Tribune gives
the following officers wounded, not already tel
egrsphed: Lieut. Haskell, on Gen. Princes
staff, slightly wounded; Lleut-Col. Csrle. Sd
Witconsin, supposed killed; Maj. Scott, same
regimens, wounded; Capt. Hawley, same regi
ment, wounded. The Sd Wisconsin went into
battle with five hundred; to day they muster
but two hundred and twenty-five.
The following officers Of the 5th Ohio wound.
ed in the battle of Saturday, have arrived and
are under treatment at the Washington House;
Maj, H. G. Armstrong, Adjutsnt H. Marshall,
Captain J. A. Remley, Lieut. A. Kirkup, Lieut.
w. H. Thomas, Lieut.. JAckaway, Lieut.. w.
c. Neeley, Seargent A. J. Shires, Lieut.. ]. w.
Miller. They report Col. Candy, of the 66th
Ohio, as also wounded.
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Ff'H'I7 WI1fT(0W

cd for old regiments until the first Of septem'
ber The order to this effect will probably
be issued tomorrow.
The communication from the War Depart
ment embodyiDg this permission, says II is dc.
signed to receive volunteers to fill up the old
regiments, and any excess after they are Alled,
will be credited to the State as 30 much on the
draft; and IL enough volunteers to Oil up the old
regiments, that might perhaps dispense with
the draft. To fill up the old regiments to their
full maximum number, will require at least
ffty-four thousand. II this number should vol
unteer in the State before the draft is made,
there would be no draft II enlistments should
continue for thirty days as they have for the
last ten this would be done; but 1t can be done
In many localities In the twenty days which
will intervene before the draft Is made. II 1t
10, those localities will escape the draft.
Under this. arrangements our young men will
be stimulatedto prosecute the work Of recruit
ing. Any three men who can raise company
can secure commissions as Its officers If they
are competent for the positions they assume,
and those localities which desire to escape the
odium of draft, have only TO voluntarily fill
up their quota Of the six hundred thousand men
called for, before the lst Of September, to &C.
complish what they desire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13
HIottp Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug, 12.-Quite serious row oc
CURED yesterday afternoon on the docks. The
cause of the disturbance is not clearly stated
but is understood to have been caused by Irish
and German stevedores trying to prevent their
fellows from working for less than had been
recently paid them. The rioters at one time
overpoWered the police, during which time Chief
Drullard and others of the force were severely
injured. Finally several of the ringlesderf
were arrested, but not until the officers revolv.
ers were used, Two rioters were shot, but not
dangerously wounded The Mayor ordered the
militia under arms, but their services we're moi
needed.
A renewal of the disturbance is anticipated
to-day,
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New York stock uarn,,
lTELEOAAFHEp TOR rHE ono srArrsn, i, :

ITELsohArHEp FOR rHE ONO srArKsMAs,
HEw YORK, August ~,
stoels, second board dull Chicago an6 Roe, IsIsrd
0oA; NorWch and Worcester Az Milwaukee ard
Trnine du Chein End pressrted "a Cleveland AND
Ioedo AZ; Illinois Central scrp59zS Michi9an South
sIn % sIsanised sS1 American Gold li3k@iI4 Pacific
M VIEW ork Central sS7 Hudson 48 Harlem
burg iS Fort Wayne and Chicago Ist bonds ga; e. I,
sxes iooi coupons sS%i California seyens 0r grook
yn water loan lO0k; indiana and Michigan so; iInni.
oenuai bonds 95k; Terra HSute and WABASH ed honds
S4 EIie tth bonds sOll; Del L. W. I0I; Gaepa ard
vnicsgo ~ cleveland and pitsburg 721<; Erie 36,T
DO preferred o7Hi Oleseland & Toledo "a Ireasryyv
noles S,iO lOaH@l03; Little Miami 1906: MieSisan
souihela zi1 Michigan southern second 81; Erie I'd
popos ioh Pittthurg, Fort Wayne & Chicaro "a bonds
~ do Ist vi Chicago North Western Isl 40 ~ 40 Ss
Soi n 40 assorted bonds AZ; Cleveland Columbus and
cincinnati Il1; Panama 1885, Missouri rixes Al; Ten.
nessee SKIES al Raeiue and Milwaukee lIQ4<. united
States US 1851 coupons 9eX; Registered iOO hlcaSo.
s Su lngton Quincy 7shi Milwsuk, and Prairie Sn
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rho Rens, Mann Arkansas,

CAIRO, Aug l2 The Memphis Bulletin Of
the 10Th has the following:
On Wednesday, 6th inst, the rebel ram Ar
kansas came on accommodating expedition up
the river as far as Islands 81 and 81, within
fifty miles Of Helena.
A few days since the Louisville, accompanied
By the transports White Cloud and Iatan ,
started with the 81 Wisconsin from Helena to
60 up. White river The Louisville ran aground
the ipsufficiency of water. They returned tc
Helena just In time to miss the Arkansas. Hat
1t been few hours later. a collision must have
taken place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-13

The BatlIe Near CuIpePper-Sigei In
Advance Burnside on JRoksOn,H
Right wing.
NEW YoAK, Aug l2.-The World has the
following:
SUNDAY, Aug. l0-The firing was renewed
this morning by daylight on our eide, but was
not responded TO by the rebels.
Gen. Sigel has the advance, aud was this
morning inspecting his positions and preparing 9
for the days work.
Nothing important has occurred.
The wounded are being rapidly moved away.
Many were left on the field. Eight hundred
were In the hospitals, hotels aud private houses
being appropriated to that use.
II is reported that the enemy are making q
flank movement on US by way of Luray.
The wagons are ell being packed and horses
harnessed in.
Burnside is said to be on Jackson's right
flank. .-
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Reported Capture OF Baton Roug.

Reported Capture OF Baton Rouge.
CAIRO, August IA detachment Of the llth
Illinois cavalry, sent from Bolivar, Tennessee,
yesterday, attacked guerrillas at Salisbury, Ave
miles east Of Grand Junction, taking rebel
captain, twenty-seveu horaes and mules, and
dispensing the enemy.
Rebel authority reports that Breckinrldge at.
tackled Baton Rouge on Tuesday morning, and
was at first repulsed with heavy loss. General
Clark, Of Mississippi, and Colonel Thomas
Hunt, Of Kentucky, were killed. The repulse
10 laid to the ram ArkanSaa, which failed to
come to timo.
In the afternoon of the same day, Breckin.
ridge 10 said TO have telegraphed the Grenada
Appeal that the Arkansas arrived, and destroyed
two of our gunboats and damaged others, driving
of our feet; and that he had captured the en-.
tire Federal force at that place.
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Money marber.
rrLsoRAPaED FOR THr ONO sTATr.AAs.

rGLsoRAPaED FOR TRE ONO sTATrshAx.
NEw YORK, August I2.
for loans on call " S' per eeh'
Strictly yrms paper Is easy st4h@5K per cent. dis
bills Sc ling l259l25N. "~nAeis
american Gold hrmer. opening at 1881 and closing
SsuIornia Gold Bars very dull anG nominal
I03x@l03X. ~ treasury No'ee
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From Fortrosn nIonroa.

FoRTREss MONROE, August l0.-some rumori
are aaoat here in regard to the safety and quie
of Suffolk, Norfolk and Portsmouth, but moi
much of importance has yet tranapired. The
Union pickets have been twice driven in within
the past week. The trst time 1t occurred nesI
Norfolk.
The steamship Baltimore arrived to-day from
Beaufort, North Carolina, and reports ell quiet
In that vicinity.
The rumor that Gen, Mcclellan was wounded
OF Malvern Hill was unfounded.
The boat brought down several discharged
soldiers, and bands which have been dismissed
from the army.