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Robel DopredntIona In Kentuckx.

New ALBANY, IND, July 27.--The Ledger
says that the rebels are congregated In consd
erable force at Hawesville, Kyo aud are bold.
y and defantly insulting Union citizens. The
Federal ram Hornet with troops has gone
there.
Henderson and Owensboro were quiet OF
Friday Both towns are strongly gsrrisoned by
Federal troops, who arrest all persons who talk
or act in favor of the rebellion.
The military prisons in Louisville are so full
that daily commitments Of traitors are made Il
the Jacksonville, Indiana, Penitentisry.
Passengers from Henderson, say that guesril
las have appeared with pretty strong force op.
posite Mound City, and IL is feared they would
attnept to burn the Federal gunboats building
o. ere.
A large number Of young ladies Of New AL.
bany have proposed to act as clerks and sales.
women for the young men Of that place who
will enlist, and give them half Of their salaries
while absent and surrender their positions to
them on their return.
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From Isichmond.

WAsHINoToN, July 25.-Late Richmond papsrl
contain the proceedings of the court-martlsl
which tried Commodore Tatnall on the charge
of oulpable destruction OF tho Merrimac. He
Is awarded On honorable acquittal.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the Oath has On
editorial on Linooln's double policy and his
perjury, In which it Is said that the usurpAtions
Of the Government that sits in Washington
have been so great and radical as to totally dis
solve any bonds they may have supposed bound
us to the Northern States. The people are call
cd upon TO endure the most extreme distress, to
make any sacriace, even Of life Itself, sooner
than yield to foe so disgusting and 30 malig-
nant. ~. L--.-.
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Fort Gibson Abandoned by Robo,,

LEAvENwoRTH, July 2S.-More reliable ad.
vices from the South state that our forces found
Fort Gibson abandoned by rebels. A recon.
noissance showed them posted FIVE thousand
strong under Gen. Cooper, on the south bank OF
the Arkansas, at the mouth of Grand river
Their force Ia composed of five hundred Ar.
kansansan one thousand Texans, with two bat
teries Of artillery, the remainder being Indians,
mostly Chocsaws and Creeks. The route from
Fort Scott to Fort Gibson is entirely free from
rebels. They having retreated across the Ar.
kansas, our troops advanced.
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Latest from Europe i.

CAFE RACE, July 26 Tho Edlnburg, from
Liverpool on the evening Of the 18th, passed
here Saturday evening.
The Times publishes letter from Mr.. Spence
Of Liverpool eulogistie of the energy and power
of the Confederates in maintaining and organ
izing armies, and says there Is but one source Of
such strength, viz: sense of right.
The Times again pitches into the American
tariff, and hints at prospective injury to England
but says that Is nothing TO what America her
sell will suffer, II asks: What have the people
Of England done, that they are objects of this
fierce and shortsighted hostility7
IL was reported that one hundred and twenty
five Thousand bales of cotton were shipped in
one day from Bombay, In consequence OF the
rise of one penny In Liverpool.
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gbe Ohio 9tatesnran
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1862.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEsr Il NEWS
From lcCIeIIan's Army.

New YORK, July M.-Chaplain o'Hogsn, ol
the Excelsior Brigade, reached ilarrison's Land
ing from Richmond, He says two Iron cladi
are being built at Richmond similar to the Mer-
rimac, and that great unanlmity exists among
the rebels. Jackson and Lee are extremely
popular Magruder has been shelved for lead
ing his men to be slaughtered at Malvern Hill.
Beauregard 10 fast losing caste.
The rebels lately received large quantity Of
boots and shoes from England.
The Times correspondence of the 25th from
the army of the Potomac says, nothing will be
done there till fully reinforced. The need for
reinforcements is pressing 1t also states that
Provost Marshala still set guards over rebel
property.
Correspondence from Bauko's Division states
that the forward movements has been impeded
by flood in Hagaman river, tributary of the
Rsppahannook.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTonAo, July
26-A schooner, containing four thousand bush.
els condemned corn, snchored in the river, was
boarded and burned by rebels, and the Captain
taken prisoner.
Generals Halleck, Dix, Meigs and Burnside,
left here this morning.
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RebeIs Concentrating ON jaime Riy.
er-OutrageS by Rebel Cavalry.

| HeDeis Concentrating ON jaime Riy.
er-Outrages by Rebel CavalrY.
FoRTREss MONROE, July 26.-I am credbly
Informed that large rebel forces ere being con.
centrated on the line Of the James river above
the junction of the Appomattox and James,
They came down from Richmond by the Peters
burg and Richmond railroad. It is believed
they already number from fifty to sixty thou.
sand, and that jackson is In command of them,
Notwithstanding the rumor that he 10 in pursuit
Of Gen. Pope.
My informant is very confident that the reb-
els are now making bold stand as the above
named place, and are bringing all the forces
there they can spare from Richmond. He be-
lieves that 1t Ia the intention of the rebels very
soon TO make an attack OIL Suffolk, as they are
within twenty miles of that city with consider
able force.
Night before last company of rebel cavalry
came down,on Gloucester Point, opposite York
town, and seized and carried off a lot of contra
banda that had accumulated there, and also
forced into the rebel army all the males that
could be found there capable Of bearing arms.
They then set FIRE to lot Of ship timber and
lets The rebel cavalry are almost daily proul-
ing about that region, seeking plunder of any
kind and pressing, into the service all men they
can find who they think will be Of any use 80
them.
Similar depredations are being committed In
the vicinity of Williamsburg, whether BY guer.
rillas or regulars of the rebel army II is hard
10 determine, as they often go clothed alike.
by this disguise they assume authority which
otherwise they could not. In their naked char.
acters they commit many depredations, telling
civilians they have authority for their act, being
regular Confederate cavalry.
Yesterday man obtained pass in Norfolk
Tor the pretended purpose of going to North
Carolina. He was watched by an officer and
followed several miles from Norfolk, when be
took wrong road and was steering toward
Richmond. The officer then quickly rode up,
arrested him and found on him two Thousand
dollars, which he was about to convey to Rich
mond. He was taken back so Norfolk and
lodged In Jail to await his trial. He admitted
and stated that he got two dollars apiece for
conveying letters between Norfolk and Rich
mond. This will stop the avenue by which
letters have been passed to and from Rich.
mond.
The steamship Massachusetts, has arrived at
Fortress Monroe from Port Royal, bound to
New York. She reports all quiet on the South
Carolina and Georgia coast.
The steamship South America left Fortress
Monroe this afternoon, laden with contrahands.
she has gone up the James river.
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Now YORK stock market.

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NEw YoRK, July %.
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skies 1881 coupons 1922 California sevens So; Brook
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seoessionists in the DIStrict OF Co
nmu HIN.

New YoRK, July 29 The Herald's dispatch
says: or all places outside Of Dixie, this Dis
trict is the most infested BY disloyal men, who
take every opportunity to insult and opprssi
Unionlsls, TO spurn the stars and stripes and to
rejoice over every rumor Of q disaster to the
Union forces. This is particularly the case In
Georgetown, where dialoyalty in the absence
Of provost guard is violent and Offensive
Numerous cases are cited of insults there open
ly offered to Union people and the flag Of the
Union. M
It'is thought that the promulgatlon In this
District of Gen. Popes order for the arrest OF
disloyal citizens, would be not leas beneficial
than Ii is necessary.
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BobeIs In Strong Force at Gordons.
Vile.

New YoRK, July 2S.--A special to the Tri
bune says: A accommodating party commanded
by Gen. Gibbons, consisting of two regiment!
OF his brigade, one of Gen Patrick's, two bat
tslions of cavalry, one from the Harris lish
cavalry and one from the Indiana cavalry, will
battery OF artillery, all belonging to Genera
Kings division, pushed out from Fredericks
burg 10 the direction Of Gordonsvlle on Friday
and returned last night They advanced within
nine or ten miles of GoEdonsVille, and nearly
to Orange Court House, which was occupied By
much superior force Of the enemy Having
discovered this fact, and having secured tht
object of the Reconnaissance, the expedition re
turned hOtly pursued by hostile force of caval
~, which attacked the rear guard several times
but was repulsed on each occasion with loss,-
We hear OF no loss on our side.
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Cleveland Market.

oLEvELASn. July 90.
fLOUR-The market on Saturday was unchanged and
quiet with but little demaud and only small sales al
previous prices. Wo quote red wheat extra at "a 50
75 double extra at % 75D5 90; white wheat extra at
80 Oo@o 70; double extra do at IS 255 SO; and su.
perhne at SO 2593 so.
HHEAT-The market still continues dull and do.
Ginning sales OF one white On track at el Us.
ten cara choice red at 81 O and one car red az ST.
OohN-Ihere were no sales and We quote the market
nominal at 3693sc on track.
oATE.harket steady and quiet. Sale Of car on
track at Sic.
H1dHWlNEs-Market unchanged. eales OF SO brrs
BLESS PORk-The market continued dull and no mi
nal: We quote at Sl0C9lO so.
borIEk-We note continued good demand for
9l0o. $3.50
OHREsE-Fim at Coo Hc for W. R.
E9ds-Dull, with small sales at 6@7c.
LAhD-Quiet at 6k97c for common 10 choice
Ladder
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Mcclellan with the Released Pris-

Mcclellan with the Released Pris-
..( Onekg. f.Hf '.
FoRTREss MONROE, July 27.-The steamer
State Of Maine arrived from City Point with
three hundred and fifty released Union prisoners.
Every courtesy were shown them by the rebels.
Gen: Mcclellan visited them and conversed
briefly With many Of them. One soldier said
to him "be intended to get well and come back
and help take Richmond" The General re-
marked, "then you will have to return very
soon"
Our prisoners saw Ave trains Of rebel soldiers
going from Petersburg to Richmond.
The rebel camps are about three miles back
from the James. They do not like proximity
to our gunboats. ..
The rebels who burned schooner on Friday
night, also crossed the river above Harrson's
Landing aud carried off five hundred head OF
cattle belonging to the army Of the Potomac.
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Effect of Gen. POpo's Order-gecruIt
ing.


ing.
WASHINGTON, July 27-Gen. Pope takes the
field to morrow
The late order of Gen. Pope requiring the
residents within his lines who do not take the
oath of allegiance to emigraGe, Is already bear
ing fruit In Fredericksburg Thirty of the
leading rebels Of the town have gone to Rich
mond with their families, and Others are pre-
pairing to follow.
A Washington dispatch to the New York
Tribune contains the following:
The War Department is about to issue i'm
portant orders designed to facilitate recruiting
for the old regiments. An unusual number OF
recruiting officers will be detailed for the ser
vice, one non-commissioned officer for each
company and two commissioned officers for
each regiment. The recruiting officers at each
station will bo authorized to muster Into the
service men by squads and to forward them to
any regiment or company in which they may
express desire 20 serve.
Semi-rebels here speak confidently Of the cap
ture of Washington within week by Stone.
wall Jackson.
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Yhe Southern Expsd,,i.n

LEAvENwORTH, July 25-Gen Blount hat
directed the military TO notify persons coming
to this department from Missouri in order t
evade the military laws OF that State, to leave
this department. Ia case of refusal to comply
such persons will be arrested as rebels and va
grants, care being taken not to interfere with
persons coming hither on legitimate business.
Arrivals from the Southern Expedition re-
port Union troops near Fort Gibson, but fount
no enemy there. A third Indian regiment hat
been formed from those lately joining the com
msnd Brigadler- General Solomon, late Colone
Of the Ninth Wisconsin, Ia now in command.
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Arrestod orr suspIcion. .

NEW YoRK, July 28.--The Tribune has O
special from Columbus. Ohio, which states thai
Rev. DR.. Brooks, Of ST. Louis, and Rev. D. Hoyt
| of Louisville, were arrested on Friday night at
the house Of the notorious rebel Judge Clark,
i Of Ohio.
The Governor has issued orders to the As
SCISSORS to have the enrolment Of oil able bodied
men ready by the 18th Of August. II there are
NOT volunteers enough by that time, drafting Is
TO commence.
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Union meeting ina BaltImore.

BALTIMORE, July 2S.--A large Union meetipI
Is In progress tonight in Monument Square. :
Gov. Bradford Is Chairman and Gen. Wool an,
staff are on the stand. The square is densely
packed. and the Union League are marching
with flags and transparencies, while bonfire
and fireworks are lighting up the square. Gov
Bradford's speech was enthusiastically received
His allusion to the course Of President Lincoll
and the commendation of his patriotism wer
loudly cheered. ~
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The Tenth Ohio Attacked by Guer.
riIlHH.

NASHVILLE, July 27.-The Tenth Ohio, guard
ing the Memphis and Charleston railroad be-
tween Decatur and Courtland, were attacked
yesterday by a large force of guerrillas undeI
Stearns and Ward. Thirty or forty OF the regi
ment are said to have been killed. The road
was considerably damaged, but not 80 as to cu
of communication
A large rebel force Ia reported near Tuscum
bia.
Col. Forrest is reported to be at Carthage
with the object, 1t is supposed, Of making de.
scent on Louisville.
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GuerrLllRsR Roured.

PATTEN, Mo-, July 27-Lieut. Chaveux, will
company Of State militia, came upon bsnt
Of guerrillas two hundred strong, Of whom h,
had received information, FIVE miles south o.
this place He attacked and completely routed
them, killing and voundiDg number, and tax
ing Capt. Patterson, their leader, prisoner. Ht
also took one other prisoner. Our loss wal
three wounded.
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GRENADAlJuly l6.-Informaton hes been re-
ceived by Gen. JEFF. Thompson, this morning,
that Curtis crossed the Mississippi river yes
terday, with four thousand men, at point op-
posite Helena, Arkansas. II is supposed that
the rest Of his command has followed by this
time.
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From santa Fe.

KANSAS CRY, July 2S.-The Santa Fe mail
has arrived with dates to the 18TH No news
OF Importance.
J.. Howe Watts, Of Santa Fe, has been ap-
pointed Major In the volunteer service and will
be assigned to duty of paymaster Of New Mex
loo.
The crops throughout the Territory are ex-
oellent and promise to be more abundant than
ever before.
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NORWICH, VI, July 2S--Lewis s. Partridge
United States Marshal and Postmaster here IN.
der Buchanan, and who was recently indicted
by the grand jury for high treason, has abscond
ed, accompanied by other prominent parties i'm.
plicated with him. The principal charge against
him was the cutting down the flag staff and car.
rying of the United States flag.
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BosTON, July 24.--The existing excitement
increases in intensity and with highly satIsfao,
tory results. A large number Of country
towns have raised their full quota, and reports
from all quarters indicate that Massachusetts
will soon have her old regiments filled up, and
the new ones called for organised and In the
field. ~
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A New Proclamation by the Presi.
dent. ~

WARRINGTON, July &c. The President has Is
sued proclamation in conformity to the 9Th
section OF the act Of Congress to suppress in
surreetion, punish treason and rebellion, to
seize and confscate the property Of rebels, etc.,
warning all to cease participating in aiding,
countenancing or abetting rebellion, on pain
of forfeitures and seizures, as provided In this
act.
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