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he endorsements Of said articles aud said

the endorsements Of said articles aud said
sections.
The Executive will, in due time, recon-.
mend that all loyal citizens shall, upon thu
restoration Of their Constitutional relation.
b. compensated for all loespssby acts Of tho
United States, including slaves.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 23.-Gen. Wright h.
rescindrd the order requiring the suspension
Of business daily after 1 o'clock. On eyrrv
Saturday. however. between the hours of two
and five, business will be suspended; and the
citizens Of Newport. Covington and Cinciupa.
ii are to meet for drill.
New YoRK, Sept. 24.-The Tr;6xx. 70.
CARDS the emancipation messags as the begin.
ming Of the end Of the rebellion.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Dispatches dated
headquarters Of the army of the Potomac.
Sept. 23d, says information received from
rebel desertrrs who came in yesterday show
their loss in general officers during the late
battles to have been greater than ours.
Rebels admit their loss at the battle Of An.
tietam to BE- $4,000 and since the invasion If
Maryland. 10000. An Alabama brigade
commanded by Col Corning, has not Rcrn
able to muster over fifty men since the bat.
tlp.
BALTIMORE, 24-1he Amer;cns: CORES.
pondent from Slnrpsbu'g under date Of ED
says both armies are lying quietly with the
Potomac between them. awaiting develop.
mrnts. We hold the river at Sharpsburg
in strong force, Will. the rebels hold The Cd.
posite bank. We also hold WiIliamsport
with sufficient force to r-pel any attempt Of
the rebels to dislodge us.
New YORK. 24.-The Hera1ds special
dispatch from Washington, says reconnoi-
sance to Ashley's Gap, returned last night;
at the Gap the Federal met the 9th Virginia
cavalry and dispersed them, captured few
prisoners, among whom was Lieut. Colonel
Green.
HARRISBURG, 24.-No Federal troops had
passed into Virginia up TO three r. NJ, on
Tuesday.
altoona, Pa.. Sept. 24.-The Governors Of
nearly all the loyal States met here to-day,
according to agreement Fourteen were pres.
'ent, and three represented by proxies. I'm.
anilnity prevails regarding tue Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation.
WASHINGTON, 25-I'he President has is.
sued proclamation relative to rebel sympa.
thizrrs giving aid and comfort to rebels, or
endcavoring to hinder enistmpnts or resisting
draft and making all such persons liable to
trial by military authorities.
The hahras corpus act is suspended in re-
spect to all persons who are'now, or may be
hereafter, arrested by military authority.
LOUISVILLE, "a.
There is great rejoicing at the immediate
proximity Of seven divisions of Buell's army.
The enamy seem to be concentrating at
Bloomfield. About twelve thousand of them
were seen this morning on the Dardstown
road.
louisville, Sept. 25.-Gen. Buell. has ar
rived.
Gen. Nelson issued an order permitting re.
Of business.
To-day our cavalry captured $50 rebels at
Georgetown.
On the 21st, 8 regiments under McCook
drove 5000 rebels out of Mumfordsvillt-re
els lost Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel.
CHIcA0n, 25.--Aftar the evacuation CT
Cumberland Gap. the Federal Gen. Morgan
marched en- Richmond, ky- and recap'urvd
That place with lalgc amount Of stores and
prisoners.
Philadelphia, 25.
1t has been semi-olficially stated that our
loss at the battle Of Antietan,, was 9,220 in
killed. wounded and missing.
Washington, 2j.-Smgcon Gen. Ham.
mond has just returned from the battlefield
between Manassas and Bull RIM. H. reports
that our people had buried 5000 rebels. who
were lett dead. although the rebels held tho
field after the engagement. There are yet
GOO rebel corpses TO be buried.
Washington, Sept. 26.-The Governors Of
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Virginia.
Illinois. Wisconsin,, Iowa, Michigan. New
Hampshire, and Indiana, arrived here this
morning from Altoona. The Governors had
an Interview with the President, and present.
I'd mn address expressing
First. A cordial personal official respect
for the President.
Second. A determination under all circum.
5 ances. to support aud maintain the Presi-
dents constitutional authority. The Govern.
ors there speaking for themselves and the POO.
pie Of their respective States. :.
Third Pledging to the President their aid
IN all measures calculated to bring the war to
m early termination, but which should b.
to ultimate victory. until tho rebV
Els return to their constitutional duty.
Fourth. Congratulating The President upon
he proclamation of Emancipation, believing
il will BE- productive Of good as a measure Of
Justice to humanity and sound policy.
The Governors were courteously and kindly
received, and their suggrstions listened to
with close attention by the President.
1t is stated by those who had the best op.
Of knowing. that no proposition was
made at the recent Conference at Altoona. nor
even suggestion was ventured, touching the
nf Mc( ,lellnn: nor was any sugges.