Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26
Gen. Lane Receives a Commission to
rs Recruit IL Kansas without
Regard ts Ctior. a
TIE REBELS CO,CEyTR4TlNG Al
CORDOSSviLLE.
Two Guerrilla Bands Have a
Fight by Mistake.
ExTHU slASTIC WAR MEETINGS.
Command Of Federal Forces In
Tennessee accepted by
Ex-Gsv. Cam bell.
From w ashingtcn.


From w ash ingtcn.
4 WASHINGTON, July 24.
An order was to-day issued from the Office Of tae
Provost Aarshal the effect that all convaiescent
soldiers found in bar rooms, gambling houses and
other houses o: immoral character will be con.Id-
cred ft for service and made to join their regi-
ments.
I. Rogers, Of Ohio, has been appointed engineer
in charge Of the bureau Of construction.
The commissioners OF lndiaa affairs have re-
ceived cheering advices from the Indian territory.
The 200 white troops who accomI anied from
Kansas an equal number Of Indian refugees, have
already made good impression on tho Cherokee
country, and with the addition OF 800 Indians,
under John Ross, further results are antlcip ipated
large number of indians have asked to be fur
nshed arms TO operate against the secessionits II
has Just Ueen certslned that the rebel govern
ment professes to b we mads treaties with the re-
serve Indians . enecas. Pawness, ,Cho,taws, Chick
asaws, Semno.es ana Cherokess,and appropriated
money to carry them iHto effect. As the Seuacas
and Plwnees are known to be loyal to US it is
sup osed q treaty has been maze ly q few only of
their chieS.
Special to the Times.
Gen Halleck AMI staff, accompanied by Gen.
Burnside, lett this evening for Fort Monroe. Gen.
iial.eek will return On saturday. II is under
.
Of all military affairs. There is no doubt that the
war will be prosecuted hereafter with ygor and
determi nation. Let the n en- be forthcoming with
out delay and all will be well. Gen Halleck will
have persona! consultation with Gen. Mcclellan.
The I'M mportant question brought up ty the
proclamation Of Gov. Curtin. cal ing for troops for
and IL months, was All usted to-day Satisfactory
TO the state Authorities, and mastering officers
are ordered to muster in forthwi persons speci-
fed by the Governor.
- sAokA nl taE 49, d.
Department, sent to New Orleans in May, returned
here last evening, via Fortress Monroe. tie says
Gen. Butler is just the man Tor the place, and that
hut fo- the Stringent mea ures adopted By him,
N.w Urlc. rs could not have been held. keverdy
johnson i'll not retu. n, probably, tor some weeks
yeI.
The President proposes to make no change in
the Cabinet, and it Is certain that be does not
propose to dispense at this junoture, with Cabi-
net minister so distinguished as Mr.. Seward.
Especial to the World
Senator Lane, Of Kansas, has received a most
troops under the laws just passed. He leaves
Saturday. His instructions from the Presiden;
and Secretary of War en- bic him 10 receive all
men into the service who loyal without re FER
enre TO color. He viii wildly proclaim that fact
in his oder. He anticipates raising one or two
regiments OF blacks aud ore Of white MT n, in two
weeks after reaching hcuie, and lille he will not
accept a 2ener~lah.p from t.e President becau.e
Of lis Interference with his Senatorial seat, he
may accept a commission from the Governor Of
Kansas, and perhaps enter the field at the head
Of his brigade. The o.ders of the President and
Secretary Of War are explicit.
Especial 20 tie Tr,t une
Col Norton, Of tho 2lst Ohio, whose accusations
against Gen. Mitchell have been published far
and w;de Is not to be found. An order fer his ar
rest was issued yes erday from the War Deaart-
ment, but the a.ilitary Governor returned him
nonest in rsnsus. The telegraph is in pursuit Of
him
Capt Mansfield, lately Provost Marshal of Fred.
ercksburg, is now here under arrest.
1t has been arranged that the oet'uaster Cen
eva shall is stan ps and after the Let of An
gust, to used as currency until the Secretary of
the Treasury can perfect his arrangements, when
he viii buy them at the cost value OF ma nutac;ure
from the Post Office d. partment, and will redeem
as provided by the law. The stamps issued by
the Pos master General will probably differ in no
respect from those ceivel for postage excvpt
that they will be without gluten.
The steamer Freebcrn arrived at the navy yard
last evening, bring ng the prize schI. Sabine, re-
Gently captured in the Rappahanock river
Citizens along the Rappahanock river are repre-
sented to be in great CONSERVATION. cspeciaIiv
those who recently deserted the rebel cause and
took the oath Of allegiance to this government
Marauding parties of rebel cavalry are said 10
be making their appearance in that vicinity and
are mpressing cilizens into the rebel service The
alarm is great that large numbers Of In en- sleep
nightly in boats in tho stream, order to prevent
being surprised.
Mai. Fairbanks, Of the 5.h Mich. died in this
city this morning, from the effects Of the wounds
received on the 3oth Of June, in the battle near
Bichmond.
The rebel authorities Of the War Department.
we learn thr ough Gen. Dix, have orderei the un-
conditional discharge of all the Federal surgeons
and army chapains taken prisoners in the dis
nbr 1e 81 l,nss ln,r tsvnn4 - lAt. ~!
cordarice with the ex .mple set them by this Gov
ernmeut.
This A. u. the Secretary Of the Treasury re-
ceived a telegram announcing the safe arrival in
"a Franc, SEQ Of 81. .O00, ,000 5. Treasury notes
sent there less than . month ago. They are the
FIRST lot OF Treasury notes sent by the Governmeu.
to California.
Brig. Gen Batterfe.d having recruited his
health, pas ed through this city this A. a., on
his return to the army OF the Potomac.
The Richmond Eaqusrer Of the 2sd inst is re-
ceived. Its leading editorial is upon the pending
exchange Of prisoners. I. says: aThs basis Of
the exchange has been the cartel Of 1872 This
cartel n srk. an important era in this sar--it 10
the acknowledgment Of our quasi nationality; 70
are By it made beligerents, ard the government
of the United States treats with the government
Of the Confederate States through Commission
ers" tr
The publication Of the heavy rebel loss n the
battles before Rict mond, is confined IN the Ea-
qyirer. The 7th Virginia regiment, which was in
no engsg<ment but that Of Monday, Both Of June,
carried into action about 225 men and lost Ill,
neeriy ene-haf. .sssH 3 Z @ E5s.1
Counterfeit n tes ara alleged to be largely in
circulation in Georgia rA al a7-l Hs
The Eaouirtr has another groan at the prices Of;
marketing in Richmond. 1t says high prices are
still raging, and the hucksteTs are making mint
ef sAiDplsseses.
Anong the recent arrivals in Riehmsnd ne NJ.
James Randall, sushsf OF the secesh song Ny
Maryl.nd, Ny AarylaDd," and Nj. B.uford, form
erly Law partner With ysdah P. Benjenin. -5. y.
| kowdyis.. and dssertion appeario have ihsnp-
si bogus military guards Who shoot dosn men
| wanaou.y and also do great deal Of mischief in
the way of rebbng and brpisne. Il also complains
| OF desp:radoes whss axsdoscdpGt!oh is stealing,
stabtinK aadItobbinss 4A n - .arsa 8ssa.a IL
aThe sosny is oor.rse,iax :, iaseefaus laat'Fsl.
lohomo. four mtIos de oth1f aide 0f 6toVouoo1es