Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-09-06

King and Ricketts, were iearfully cut up
Gem Hartsuffs brigade lost more than
helf its officers Towers and Duryea's
brizades Of the same division also sutS-
ed greatly. Gen. Bunhs engaged We
enemy at Bri.iow Station. From what
can be learned, it seems, hs was attacked
by a column under Gen. Lee, moving
from the direk,ion Of the Rappahannock.
If this be true, Banks had double task
to perform-to fight Lee and also per-
ton vi Jackson's and Longstreets forces.
On this side Burnside and Hooker seem
ais. to have had the enemy to contend
with 10th in front and rear.
! WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
The Star of last evening reports Gen
Sigel wounded in the hand, and the rebel
Gen. Ewal is reported killed, and large
proportion OF Other Generals and field
officers. A thousand Surgeons reached
Washington today, for the purpose of
offering their services to the Government.
A portion of them only will be accepted
...- CINCINNATI Sept. ?.
This city, Covington and Newport have
been declared under martial law. Genl
Wallace has issued proclamation which
says it is but fair TO inform the citizen
that an active and daring enemy threaten
them with every consequence Of war
! That the city must be defended and cisiz
ems must assist in the preparation. All
business must be suspended at o'clock
this morning under the direction of the
Mayor, and citizens must immediately
assemble at convenient places to be ready
for orders. The ferry boats are also
ordered to cease plying the river until fur.
Their orders The police to act as provost
guard and all places in the three cities
selliag liquors are ordered closed
SECOND DISPATCH Business is
entirely suspended. There is good deal
of excitement but no panic. The people
are quietly but actively organizing for
defense. No male citizens are allowed to
leave the city. Paris, KY, was evacuated
last night Our troops are falling back
to Cynlhiana
THIRD DISPATCH Our troops are
preparing to evacuate Crnthiana Humph
rey Marshall is represented as approach
ing that place from Piketon.
~, CARE RACE, Sept. -,
The steamer North American t,,s,
Liverpool the 22d, has arrived. yN'ek,Ass,
don Times infers that an uadea., ~
popular disgust with the manayo
the war in America is beginning to find
expression. Referring to conservation. it
says, the land Of self government and un.
limited freedom is creating terror. and
adds that involuntary servitude is nqk the
Tot of the white race. The Herald saws if
decisive disaster befall Mcclellan, Pore
or Buell., the North may carry on border
warfare, but will have nothing to saw
against powers that prefer recognition ,ol
the South. The News says it is sutficiently|
clear that the var only be speedily closed
BY bringing an overwhelming force into
the field, and every friend Of A america vii
desire to see new levies raised and equipped
without further delay. The Star saws
the summons to arms be but PARTIAL
/. ohs-a1 .hex Ss.,.h -,.;u .-----.,.
encounter fuch an armed force as tsA
ablest European monarchy would be una.
bic to resist.
New York, Sept 2.
Richmond papers of the 26th contain
highly colored accounts Of the rebel sue-t
cesses on the Rappanhannock. jackson
was at Warrenton on the 25th, and ,ele !
graphed to Richmond to hurry up the re-
malnder OF the army, and not to delay I'd
prepare provisions, as he captured enough
10 feed the whole force for some time.
In the rebel House of Representatives
Mr. Foote offered series of resolu,iorX
tayorng an aggressive war, also, fayoring Al
declaration 10 the Northwestern Sta,est
Offering guaranty of free navigation OF,
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, providing
they desist from further prosecution oil
the war.
CHICAGO, Sept. /.
We have heard nothing for some days
from the Indian troubles in Minnesota
Advices from For, Des Moines state that
apprehensions Of danger in the Northern
counties have ceased. 1t is still believed
that the uprising has been stimulated by
secession sympathiZers.