, 1862-09-04

rclinquiShed to Greek British and other mer.
chants domiciled at New Orleans. According to
johnson, these seizures of Butler cannot be Jus
titled.
Advices from Martinique state that 1000
French Icininrccments for Mexico had arrived !;
6OUO were expected.
New YoRK, Aug. 2lst
The Columbia has arrived at Havana The ye.-
low fever lad been raging icariuily for the pat
month.
CULPBPPER, Aug. 10.
II was expected that the army Would cross
the RappahannOck oy 10 O'Clock, but passage Of
trains has been so delayed it will not be attempt
ed. Banks and McOOwell's corps are bOtn com.
ing up; they will await the arrival Of Sigel, who
covers the rear. As | write, masses of men are
pouring on swiftly but orderly, marching along
narrow roads and over fields towards town.
Sigel is not expected till nom. If nothing hap
pens, no crossing will be attempted till he comes
in. In spite Of oil delays there has been no panic
among trains.
CAIRO, Aug. %.
An intercepted letter hom Hhdman to the
Rebel Secretary Of War states that he has 49,
900 well.armed infantry, 5000 cavalry and 90
pieces Of artillery, at Little Rock, Arkansas.
He proposes awaiting an attack IRON Curtis,
instead Of attacking hin at Helena. He intends
to eXterminate Curtis, then push forward to the
Missouri river.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Aug %.
Federal Col. Wright passed through Carthage
yesterday in hot pursuit Of guerrillas under
Coffee, Page and Quanterel. The Kansas troops
under Gen Blunt were only few miles behind,
pressing on rapidly.
New YORK, Aug %.
II is reported that the forces Of Mcclellan,
Burnside and Pope have formed a junction, il is
believed, in the vicinity Of Acquia creek.
Aug 24-The Tri6uRss correspondent, dated
II adquarters, Army of Virginia at Cedar Noun.
tain, says the army is again on the march, and
that march il a retreat. An order was issued
to-day, II be ady to start at once, and before
two hours the tents and baggage had all gone
10 the rear.
All sorts Of rumOrs are aAoat, that the whole
army Of Richmond is advancing aud the Rebels
are attempting To turn our left flank. In word,
thOy are marching straight on to Fredericksburg
and Washington. Thus threatened on the left
| flank and in front by an army Of superior mum
bers to our OYn, POpesarmy retreats at night and
fights by daylight 1t is supposed he will cross
the RappahannOck, but when once on the north
bank he will no longer retreat
The Times letter from Fortress Monroe of the
18th says the army is already IN process Of em.
barkatiOn to another field Of operation.
Pickensvile, Kentucky, is in possession oil
the Rebels Of Humphrey Marshall's advance.
1t seems to be Humphreys intention to take
possession Of the Big Sandy region.
New YORK, Aug. %.
Gen. Pope Is reported as having fallen back
anl made the RaPpahannock u line Of defense.
Mcclellan has arrived with part of his force
aud was in command Of both armies.
In All the skirmishes the enemy were repulsed
Western trOnps are reported as pouring into
Virginia via Harper's Ferry.
| The Indians in Northern Minnesota have
broken out aud have murdered many families
Gov. SibeY is marching to the relief Of Fort
Rdgely.
SAN Francisco, Aug. %.
II is reported that It. MeTyman was arrested
at the instance Of Collector RankIIi and did mol
depart on the steamer Of the 2lSt Cor the East.
The steamship C6rtes was destroyed by fire
| at Shaughae. She was the property Of Major
Hensluy aud was chartered for 1000 per month
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
There Is no foundation IN the statement that
Gen. Dix is to be appointed to the cuInmand il
New Orleans in place nG Butler, or that Reyerdy
johnson will 20 there as Military Governor.
CINCINNATI, Aug. %.
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The Commercial says that il has information
that the Junction of McClcllan's, POpe's and
burnsldes i"rcTs had ocen ELECTED; we believe
at Aequ'a Greek o0
MAs",SoToS; aug. 20
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