The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13
The Latest News.


The condition or situatlea Of .Fairs, as
|feceive ed byrhe dispatches of the past week
|ftom Virginia, is diseooragiss enough
though as the darkest hour is just before
dawn, so may the Psssea4sesndi.seueesea eas
precursor to brighter dawn in the Ma
TONS tria3s- -eehenl our armies 1skall lrel
trieve their lest ground and again march,
as they must sooner or later, to victory
Wesgiye a summary from telegraph dis
patches dated the 9TH. Ssh, and 9th:
1t is certain that the rebels have cross.
ed the Potomac into Maryland and hold
important points there, Fredrick, op the
Mons cacy river, being occupied by them !;
but their actual force or real intentions are
not known, but it is supposed that they
mediate raid into Pennsylvania and an
attack on Baltimore and Washington. It
is believed at Washington that if only
" fifteen or thirty or forty thousand have
crossed they are there for securing large
supplies of provisions and other articles of
which they are in need, while they may
hope also 10 draw off sufficiently large
number Of odr troops from Washington to
enable their main body to attack the city
Ontha o'her hand, continues tire dispatch,
if they have taken the greater part of
their army into 4tar7.%sd .tliey have cho-
sen an admiral position p cro,nceaIing their
real purposes. O0i ~ las thrown IL
self into the fositl IA AM around
Washington ao6 ,hs : places endan
gered for cictence aid &c si.oasthen itself
by rein torcem SIS. consequently, i. is sup
posed there VII hep Immediate serious
eli neaeen,enr Unless re rebels should make
she a'tac,
Gen. P"pa ;s reie-cd of his command
in Virginia, and given another in the.
Northwest, headquarters at ST. Paul, Min.
Gen. Mcdowell is reported under arrest
in New York for treason. No, known BIZ
whom the charge was preferred or on what
grounds. The report that Secretary
Stanton had resigned and was succeeded
by Halleck not confirmed. Fut"
The Cincinnati fright is over and the
commander there, Wallace, has taken up
his quarrers at Covington, the other side
of the Ohio. The rebels areJbeing re-
pulsed and driven back in Kentucky,
down about 1T. Donelscn; though guerril-
la bands are scattered throu. bout Garard,
Royle, Lincoln, Washington and the CEN
tral counties. robbing, stealing etc. 500
By Dispatch dated at Leayenworth the
9th, in the Democrat of the 10th, 1--WE
have received no Leavenworth paper later
than the 5,h) Quantrile had invaded
johnson county, this State, with force va
riously estimated at from 200 to 1000
men, taken possession Of the town Of.
Olathe, robbed the stores, demolished the
Mirror newspaper Office, aud captured so
recruits for Kansas regiments. Gov.
Robinson had issued 2 prqclampation call
ing on all the oi'i7enS e State to organize
and arm for home dstep4e., This is the
substance of tha dispetch I'D all we have,
IN relation 10 the natsr Ee fear it is
true, as it is in scgQrdau uce, with the man
ner the guerriiias aud bushwhaekars. do
their work-dart upon some unprotected
point, commit their depredaions and then
skulk back to rebeldom. e 9ss ssi7eaul
q OFFICIAL WAR BuLLEFIs.-War De-
partment. Washington, September Tn
structions TO United States Marshals, Mil.
tary Commandants, Provost Marshals,
Police Officers, Sheriffs, &C.:
The quota of volunteers and the enroll
ment Of militia having been completed in
the several States, the necessity for strin-
gent enforcement of the orders of the War
Department, in respect to volunteering and
drafting, no longer exists. Arrest for vio-
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