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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

FOR SENATOR.
HENRY BRADY.
FOR RFPnEsKSTATivEs
j. II. KENNEDY and j K PLUMMER.
FoR TREASURE
VALENTINE BUTSCH.
foR sHERRIFF
JEFFERSON SPRINGSTEEN.
FOR RECORDER
JOHN 3 BREWER
FOR COMMISSIONER,
WN. HUNTER.
FOR SURVEYOR.
DANIEL FERRIS.
FOR CORONER
SAMUEL PERROTT.
JUDGE or COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
WILLIAM W. WICK
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. (l2rH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT)
JOSEPH W. NICHOL.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. (5TH JUDICIAL ckxcUIT)
DAVID 5. NcKERNAN.
TOWNSHIP AssEssoR, (cESTER township
ELISHA j. ROWLAND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
cROcE RIES.
BOOTS AND SHOES

M n nD Il It'd % RG lD II NJ :,
At No. 80 West Washington
A LARGE STOCK OF HOMEMADE WORK FOR
~ sale che ap, door east of the Palmer House
sep30-dly A. LINZ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03

THE ADDRESS OF TIVE GOVERNORS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
rELEcRAPhIc.
Noon Reports.

WASHINGTON NEW :.
, 1862-09-08
I'LL vkkl lAltSl HkHS.
MONDAY, 8 O'CLOCK 4. II:
FROM CAIRO And THE OHIO
RIVER.
THE REBELS THREATENING
ILLINOIS.
They are Shelled By enc Of our
Gunb0ats,
Railroad Accident and a
Prisoner Killed.
FIGHT WITH THE GUERKLLas.
They are She1led By enc OF our
GunbOats,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
CA1Ho, Sept. 7, 1862
The steamer Dladem, just from the Ohio
River, reports that yesterday, Us she reached
the coal landing below Shawneetown, it Was
reported that Col. Shack1eiord with seventy
men had smart skirmish the day before with
7C0 rebels opposite ShawneetoWn, resulting
at first in the discontinue OF the rebels, and
afterwards in The repulse OF tile federals with
loss Of thirteen killed and wounded. Rein
forcements were crossing The river aud bat-
tie is expected to-day.
The same body OF rebels attacked the gun
boat James Raymond at Caseyville, bu. she
shelled them and compelled them to return
Just as the Dladem left the bend the light
Of a burning boat was distinctly seen, and it is
supposed that the rebels captured and burned
| the Matte Cook running between here and
Evansville.
The train arriving this morning with prison
ers, ran off the track, killing one prisoner and
| seriously Wounding several Others.
| Friday afternoon, Capt. Frank Moore, o
the I'd Illinois cavalry, stationed at New rs
drid, with twenty-five ner, came up With
detachment Of guerillas, about eight mile
from Charleston, Mississippi county, No., AIT
after a sharp fight, succeeded in routing them
killing two Of their number, and capturing
ten horses.
Gen. Paine arrived to-day, en- route for 81
Louis.
, 1862-09-08
GENERAL POPE.

We copy from the New York Tribune
3 letter reviewing the recent iattles IN Viz
gi1ia, in which Gen. Pipe is severely
blamed for alleged iucompetency on the
field Of Saturday, and especially for per
ulitting tie rebcls TO get In his rear at Ms-
nassas, when he had repeated warnings OF
their movements in that direction. We
copy this letter as q part Of the news, Or
1umors, Of the day, without knowing au5ht
of the matter beyond what is there stated
The Washington Republican states that
Gen Pope has been relieved Of his com
mand, at his own request, for the purpose
Of prcfcrring charges in person agains
Generals Fiz john Porter and Sumner
for disobcdience Of orders. It is Intended
also, that a court Of inquiry will soon b
held on the recent rcyersts, for the purpos
of fixing the enormous blame where it be
longs. This is What the people want. L.
there be light!
, 1862-09-08
CHICAGO. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1852.

Pools sville, but nottingham be asce7taiued to
- Ger. e. ~ Burneide's @ troop ara bv this time IL
proper position. Some of them we're long
Yesterday afternoon tie rebels fred about
twenty shots from Bald Btuif, upon little
canal steamer, the Flying Cloud, which plies
between Georgetown sid Harper's Ferry.
Nobody hurt. The stearer has returned to
GecTgs town --.....,.. ,...,
Tie treasury department fssues very little
more Of the 1eN currency than enough to fill
the place Of the old demand notes, 50 fast as
it reiires tbem-probably not more than $40,
COO, eco within the last three months over and
above the amount retired:
Garrett Davis, i. s. Senator from Ken-
tncky, and Mr. Maynard, member from Ten
nesste, are here to confel With the Executive
as to the steps that mu6s De t4hen TO rid he'll
tucky Of the rebtls.
On Thursday evening the rebels appeared In
force at Falls Church and drove in our pick
cts, using artillery. 4 wagon train fell into
their hands, but they did not succeed iu get
ting it away, as our troops rallied and recoV
ertd it, T1is morning tue rebels fell back t
Falls Church, and 1Ata shorty afterwards
Leesbarg pike. We had none Killed O
wounded.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 6.-The n. 7. Times
Washington correspondence says;
"Cap1. RutelY s'i the ordnance department
denies that any lsrge portion Of the nagsag
If the ARMY OF Virglntarwas: lost Ths rea
of bis train was attacked On Tn-s sday betwee
Fal,fax AID Ale2aIdrla, and fifteen team
driven of The remsindar we're all saved.
"Reliab1e accounts fr1m Ersderiekshur
disrrtve the statements here161ore N adt
that its evacuation WIS followed by tae perps
| tration of ontrages upon tne .Dnlon citizen:
| No hostile 1nani;estations had occurred b.
| tween citizens on political grounds.
, 1862-09-08
Baton Rouge.


We ehaveh many and exciting runors from
Baton Rouge during the last ten days, to the
effect that it had been captured by the rebels;
led by the federals; burnt By the fede-
rails, &c, but the only and latest Information
We have direct is the following, which NE fiud
in the New Orleans Delta Of the 9th uIt.:
On "Wednesday morning the seceEsi sionists
paii another visit to the army ntBaton Rouge.
Gen. Payne, with the heroes of the battle OF
the 9th, stood ready to greet them; but the
euuboats in the river opened on the rcoels, and
they ekedaddled back il the direction OF their
| camp. :,
Gen. Bzeckinridge is encamped at Comite
River, bnt be see.us to bs Without purpo Sc.
| Our forces have been waiting tor him patiently
| for three weeks, but the commanding general
| Of the rebels is unwilling to move from HI;
| "water.n
This affair having demonstrated that Bato1
Rouge can be held BY the navy, our troop:
have been temporarily withdrawn, and we be
}ieye are to be, forthwith, put into new tielt
Of operations.
The De2ta also has the following:
The State library has been removed from Thy
State House at Baton Rouge, to the City III
New Orleans, for safe keeping. This WIS i
most prudent thing to do. All public prop
erty should be put beyond the reach Of tn
mounted robbers. The private property mus
take care Of ITSELF
, 1862-09-08
I11G Urih1lm6.
LINES DOWN.
The Eastern and Southern lines were
down last night, and VIC arc withou: dis
patches, except hrief one from Cairo.


The latest news from the Potomac is to
fhe effect that the rebels hare crossed the
river near Point OF Rocks and occupied
Frederick, Maryland, in force. The state
ment, however, dies not seem to be well
authenticated. If it be true, it would seem
to afford a very fine opportunity to any
enterprisipg general on our side, It that
phenomenon is to be found at the head Of
our army.
The intelligence from Kentucky aud
Tennessee is important. There can be no
doubt that Gen. Bragg has left Chat
tanooga and is now advancing t.
wards Nashville. It is reported that
the rebels have attacked Stevenson
ind been repulscd with heavy loss "a
map on the second page Of this paper vii
show the location Of the several strategic
soints in Gen. Buelrs departmeut) It i
reported also that Athens, Alabama, ha
been burned by our forces. This is tn
town which Gen. Turchin was court-mar
tin1cd for handling some what too rougshl.,
for Gen. Buell's notions Of etiquette.
Cincinnati was alarmed yesterday by
report cf the approach Of rebel force t
8 point within thirty miles Of t'.e city. !
Louisville dispatch announces the burnin
of three bridges over Brans5n Greek, Q
the line Of the Louisville and Frankfo
Railroad.
, 1862-09-08
A MEETING OF LOYAL GOVERN
%-- xkff%.

The great Cnion meeting Of Saturday
evening passed reso!u ions strongly recon-
neuding mcc1ing Of the Governors of
the loyal States fn the purpose Of
consultation in regard to the grave
condition of national afAirs, with the
view Of aiding the president to de-
wise plans that may be effective in
rescuing the Union from its great peril
The suggestion is o proper and timely one.
The governors Of the loyal States know
the sentiments Of the people better THAI
the president, as they reside among
and mingle with them. They ars
s body Of wise and patriotic
men. They might be able to point out thu
radical defects IN the present mode Of COL
ducupg the Wat, and to propose some
plan giving reasonable promise of SUCCESS
They would be body Of counsellor
speaking Tor the people Of their respective
States, to the administration who's
advice would be entitled to respect an
consideration. We think it is the duty {
the State executives to hold such a convt
cation Immediately. Let Governor 1ate
nsme day and place, aud earnestly invi'
the other Governors TO meet him. CIeE'
land is central and Of easy access. TIL
telegraph would quickly serve the motto
, 1862-09-08
Neim aDbertise,l1f1ttS.

NTANTED-A Mat on for <sThe
W Heme for Aged and INDECENT Eema.es" Ap-
n't.atton may Re uhde Ut the Hume, No. LAT Fourth
avennt cn Tuesday mud Wednesday nornlnGA Sept
!tb and 1oth !1om 10 to II 4. ~ -,..
, 1862-09-08

We learn that Hon. Zadock Casey, of Mount
Vernon, Jefferson county, in this State-father
Of Hon. Samuel E. Caseg, Of Joliet after
brief Illness yesterday
Gov. Casey WIS man Of noble character
and mind. He was one Of the most promi-
nent men IN the srsts, and one Of the Oldest
residents, Ue was Li3uteuant Governor Of
this State some years ago, aud has been q
member Of Congress for several terms, aud
has filed other putlic positions with signal
4hi1ify-
, 1862-09-08

We learn from tue best authority that
Gen. Grants army is being rapidly concen-
trated upon an important line for active
operations. 1t will be cheering news to
the country to hear that the veterans of
Donelsou and Shiloh have shaken of their
enforced 1ethargy, and a1e once more
moving against the foe.
, 1862-09-08
The correspondent Of the New York

e The correspondent Of the New York
Ford says:
ave are reliably Informed aud believe that
On Tnursday, Secres4ry Stanton banded in his
resignation Of the portfolio Of tue Secretary
OF War. His reslsaa:ion was promptly &C.
ceptvd by the Prtsiden- aud General Hs1fecs
was asked to take mis- stead. Gen. II Iteck &C
cepted."
The author Of this statement is understood
to be the lying fellow wbo writes the Wash
3ngton letters Of the Ttmes Of this city, that
Rre not manufactured in the Office. Com
ing from such source, the report is entitled
tono eort Of credit, unless suostantiated b,
persons of some truth and verac,ty,
, 1862-09-08

II The party that furnished the telegraph
statement to the Chicago papers that wild
cat bankers were applying tor currency at
Iate that would soon set five millions Of 1t
aloat," has e1onoratrd himself to us from
the imputa1ion Of ~iltul Misrepresentation.
His dispatch WAS founded upon information
from quarter that warranted him in belie4-
ing it, His Informant WAS in position to
have known the facts, and it Il singular that
he talked to the reporter SO much at random.
, 1862-09-08

Massachusetts Troops Moving For
ward.
Bos7os, Sept 6:IThe s7;h asssaehusstts
20 bT railrnad to hudson, and thence By
ereamer to Jersey CRY.
The 9Th Ma.sachusetts regiment will leaVe
on Mouday, yEa Stopineton. On Tuesday the
old 9Th Ma sacbusetrs regiment, for niue
months, will leave uia Fall River. The 9Th
will msrch through Baltimore. ~nere, Ii april
1861. thcy were SO foully aesl slulted.
, 1862-09-08

Important Prize Captured with Arms
and AmmuntIlons
BosroS, Sept. G.-The New B!dford 4uer-
cu,U prints le ter from on hoard the U. S.
sseamer Cambridge, dated OFT Beaufort, aug.
room captured large E .slish steamer of
Charleston. She was loaded with sAtpesre,
ammunition and nrms.
, 1862-09-08
Restrictions on Travel In PenneTl.
vantA Removed

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-Msrshat lizard
today attempted to put stop on all ra'iro I'd
tracks hv recurring all citizens who wished to
roto Ne9Yotk or other cities to procure psss
fom tin,--for the trouble Of preparing which
bis clerks charged each person t~9 dollars.
ceedipee. Orders were sent to the mars hal
to remove all such restrictions upon free
travel, ard all persons can no 60 where
they please without far Of interruption
, 1862-09-08

4 COUNCIL OF WAR.-Oa Mondag council
of war was held at CtntreEille, at which Gen
erals Pope, Mcdowell, sige1, Banks. HsIutzel-
man, Krarpey, Hook-r, Porter, Reno, Cox,
Sumner and Sturg1s we're present. The plans
Submitted hare been approved BY General
Ha1leck.
-was no doubt arrived at Of thro wing our army
Into The Notifications until suf1cient reinforce.
meuts shall have arrived to swell our numbers
at least to an equality Of those Of the rabels
We were not whipped outright by the rebels,
but owing to their greatly superior numbers
we we're in danger OF being whipped.
, 1862-09-08
FROM WESTERN Virginia.
Movements of ts.e Rebel Gen. Jenkins
IL, the KanANha Valley.

GA111ro11s, Sept. e. photographic COMM
picat,on in the z ana sha Valley Is suspended
sboyr Point Pleasant:
Je, ktus is telegraphed at Buffilo with l 500
mn, and about 9, ,00O more were expected to
join him tonight.
The enemy is stripping the country o.
horses. Il is supposed his object Is to cut
Of communication With our kanawba troo
The militia Of Ga'lta comfy assembled TO-
their organization. Very little fear il felt O
a rid Gn this place.
, 1862-09-08

Gov Evans Of Colorado Territory, author
ICES us 10 deny, most positively, the report in
the Santa Fe Gazette, that there is an uprising
among the people Of Colorado against the
government. Tnc guerilla bands on the bor-
der Of New Mexico are the only disturbing
element there. the citizens Of Colorado are
as loyal and law abiding as those Of any OF the
1oxsl States Of the u nion.
, 1862-09-08
indian Excitement In WfsconslD~sA
Cruel Hoax.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4--An Indian panic ex-
lists in Sbeboygan, Mauisowoc and OzAukee
counties. Thousands have desrte d thef7 homes.
cl1lGren have arrived in Mif~sukce an1 WAu-
kesha Reports Of the burning Of Cedarsourg,
Nt and other villages. are rife 20 mil
itary companies went TO the scene Of alarm
ass night. There arc but 'e~ Indians In
these counties. and the panic has no founda-
tinn hatever.
Over ore.fourth Of the enrolled men In Ke-
cosba have been exempted By the draft COM
Infksfoner8.
, 1862-09-08

NEW YORK, S-pt, 6.-The Hrralds cores
pondeuce from Suffolk, Va, says:
A detachment OF Dodge's New York mount
ed rifles WAS dispatched upon q scout on
Monday, unds rthe command Q: II j. Wheeler.
The Larry proceeded about thirty i've miles
from this place, and when about twelve miles
west of Sou'h Mills, they came across q co IL
psny OF rebels on their way towards Rich
1pond. Mujor Wheeler made ouch 3 d'sposi-
tion Of his forces that he succeeded In captur'
ing the whole command, consisting Of twe
tw+pty-siahr negroes. The rebel company
hsd gathered up al aDg the route thirty ign
nterots, wbo were tied and destined for Rich
mop6. The rebel prisoners were conscFipt
intended to fill up old regiments.
, 1862-09-08

ST, LOUIS, Sept 6.-rhe Democrat says:
The report that Gen. Curtis has been super
s+ded IS commander Of the army of the Sou h.
vest, except for a effort time. at his own re.
uest, TO recover his h-alsb, is Incorrect We
bave suthority for stating that he has newell
been rt1 1riuandea by the war dep. n=nr
and are authorized to make this statement
, 1862-09-08

The Rebels Reported with Artillery
within X orty Miles Of Cfncfnnattl.
4 dispatch from Falmouth, KY, dated at
O'Clock this morning, reports the rebels with
in four miles Of tnat place With artillery
Falmouth is forty miles from Cincinnati on
The Coviugton and Lexington railroad. It is
situated at the fork Of the Licking River, and
ia the county seat of Pendle1ou county, which
| borders On Eentou and Campbell counties,
those Immediately south of Us, this must be
taken az an indication that the appetite OF the
| rebels for Cincinnati is SO great that they are
determined to trg the experiment ot paying
ua a visit Cincnnatj Commercial, 9TH.
, 1862-09-08
How the Rebels Used our Telegraph

How the Rebels Used our Telegraph.
The rebels have used our telegraph wire
in Virginia recently with even more signal
qnite as much iupudence. The mon ens
Fitz Hugh Lee captured Manassas, he tele-
eraped in the name OF Gen. fope's chief Of
staff to the proper officer in Washington, re-
questipg him to send to the Junction q large
supply Of shelter tents and harness for art1-
lery horses.
The order was promptly filled, and the reb-
els we're soon gladdeoed By the appearance OF
train 1oaded with what they wanted, jack
son, on his arrival sent q message to the su-
p+rintendent OF mil tary 70 ads, coolly asking
him to change the time table on the r,ad for
anS
pondeDce published in the form Of a tel3
graphic operators diary in the Southern
newspapers.
! Gen. Booker has a command comprisioe
| his own and Gen. Couch's diyisions.-IPash
| tnofo,1 Cor, Ntao FORK Tribune.
, 1862-09-08
Remains ofCol F1etcper webster.

HEEHH1h8 Oh COT F1eFChef =" Eb8teTs
BosToN. Sept 6--The body of Colonel
Fletcher WebRfs will lsy in state ia Faneui1
Hall trcm Il o'clsck Monday morning until
II O'Clock Tuesday, then the funeral services
will take place.
, 1862-09-08
Bparnlng.

Lt ARDING "A few pl. a-ant,
furnished rooma, with toe'd tan be - q ~ Sa.
IN. he Fur can ind ac muDoa duri . ta~F ast9
IN Il O city 1T reasonable rates. ese@ eAs~A"
, 1862-09-08

wv WANTED-A convenient House
w With e1sht Or ten rooms. on tfG North Side.
r ear WoJcot and Indiana st GETS West Division,
near the Churches fnr -rna family and prompt pay
AQuresr Post Office Blx i05S+ kens net to exct ea ~
5r11Y1
, 1862-09-08

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6,-Ths city maintains
fte usual qatst. Nothing new from tae front
Ev. II 3,bi1.g il the military fsne il worsiog
we'll, sid feeling OF sscus1y every "aefe
report prevailed this morning Of q battle
Last rieht o. yesterday afternoon. =. OF near
, 1862-09-08

G150 REWARD.-Stol-n Il from
u ~ the s:ahlc Of tic s2h|cri5er. one mile
eouh Of Blue Island Plank ROAD, patr Of ane Black
I1urs,s. II yra about LA TO e hands high. Tae
lGnf ls tn neck, hen urged fa,te7 ta- WI
sma'ier one has : heavy mAne one hind fo3t whise
littl. white IN ftock Of the othe aso little wSite
'cbg cn back r,rt OF high: think it the right one.
When taken both shut Oh fore feet hiat ieet not
Thu smaller horse is smother aud easier trotttT ii III
tue larger. The ahnvc eUard will he gyea for the
Az tevs and recovery Of norbes. one half
reward vtll be given ior any infrmatson leading to
i. n. HAWKES, Worth B,ne Island. or Il. ". MICS AID.
11E he ~
, 1862-09-08

w WANTFD-Eupt pity Oil Barrels
" We will pay the highest market price for 1eoa-
Bound Kerosene, Cca!-!hl ano Tnrpert,n Barre.s.
NEBsTEE l. BAXTER.
ssSna439t 2:Y south N4ter street
, 1862-09-08

WAhTED--Ag q good eecond hand
w BaF Press Address ~" Post Office Boz
1es4 Chtcsgo. ILL., With description. price, &c ,o1 Press
, 1862-09-08

!" AETED-Gi,ls TO wolk on
w Army Cloth,nE-machlne girla button hole
workers. hLssteIs apd pr esse's Apply Ee1t Tuesday
sos r.Sst >NF E. L. MIIER.
, 1862-09-08

TOR SALE-A rare CHARGE to
4 make fortune-The Stuck a1d Fixtures Of q
well established Saloon suit bic for :syst-r LIqnor OF
Dining Sacon tn OF til: best locations In Chicago
y. B.-Dweiling with gas. up stairs. Eesaon 1os
sci ing gOt1 t. tie war au1 IS .agel IL doing
military dn1y. Mona need aoply hut casn cu,tonc
pa ticuiats aih1ess o. aox s16}. Or ~ Il : II
PEI1'S HOTEL, Camp Douglas. ses uai2 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06

IL The Chicago Times relates q novel run
away thus :-On Saturday evening last several per-
sons INDUCING In lake bathing had lesson
taught them which II is presumed they win not
soon forget A number Of horses had come TO the
lake shore to quench their thirst, when they were
caugh, by the bathep and mounted. The horses
bore this quietly until Of the number
became frig htened, and without waiting for his
rider to started on furous gsllop up the
street Thehorse wouldn't STOP nor could the rider
dismount % that the situation was becoming per.
picking % the surprised bather who, Maseppa like
was compelled to continue his ride. How long that
ride lasted, or what became Of the rider, has not
been satisfactorily shown. Il 10 certain, however,
that jus. at dark on that day several citizens who
were enjoying with their families the evening
twilight In front Of their residences wers aston
ished by the unprecedented spectacle Of horse
running furiously by ridden by rider N full an
dress uniform. A few moments afterward another
horse dashed by Whose rider was evidently in
search Of the hrSt, for he bore under his arm
bundle Of clothes. This incident II vouched for
by persons who Witnessed the unparalleled
equestrian exploit, and Ii interesting as convey
ing Q proper lesson to those adventuresome
youths who are constantly attempting foolish
feats. sas .1i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-06
FROM GENERAL POPE,s ARMY.

81
CAMP NEAR LITTLE WAsHINsToN, August 2 -
Since the review yesterday the camps, to acasual
observer, have been remarkably quiet, not indi-
eating any immediate action; but the presence Of
commanders, are significant Of something about
to be done
The prisoners captured by Gen. Geary's scouts
few days ago were Henry E. Bowen, Of the 9TH
infantry, at home on furlough. He had partici-
pated In the battle Of Bull Run, Williamsburg,
Fair Oaks, and Richmond. At the latter place
be was wounded In the face. Robert r. Green,
9th Virginia cavalry, lEwell,s corps Jas. Hen:
ry, 9TH Virginia infantry. This mans story did
not hang together, and he was regarded as spy
Marcus J. Foster, 1st Virginia militia. From all
that could be learned this man has been que
rilla since ths beginning Of the war. Isaac Gull
lers, substitute for his son In the 7th Virginia
infantry. His accounts were very vague, although
he, with Bowen and Green, said they had no de-
sire or intention to return to the service.
Lieut. Thomas n Elliott, company a., 18th
pennsylvania, has been commissioned a captain,
and regularly assigned TO Gen. Geary's staff as
assistant adjutant general, position he has filed
for some months
Capt J. T Sterling, of the eth Ohio, has been
commissioned al lieutenant colonel Of the IO3d
Ohio, now raising for the service
Col Broadhead, LIST Michigan Cavalry, Is now
acting chief Of cavalry in place Of Gen. Hatch.
The latest advices from Culpeper state that all
was quiet An important expedition was about
to leave there, which will probably be heard
from before this reaches you.
The typhoid fever and other diseases continue
to run through some Of the regiments. In the 9th
New York leo cases are reported. But little over
100 men appeared on parade Yesterday from this
regiment, SO many were required to nurse the
sick and on detached duty
LITTLE WAsHIsGTos, Va, August 3-The
assembled infantry aud artillery Of General
Bankss corps was reviewed to-day by General
Pope
General Buford has been ordered to the com.
mand (of Chief Of cavalry lately filed by General
Hatch
General Tyler having been ordered to organize
new brigade, his late command Of Ohio troops
which has been greatly reduced by casualties
during the campaign) are now consolidated with
General Geary's brigade, and now form the fst
brigade Of the second diyision.