The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-13

noon, reports all quiet No body knows any
thing positive of the rebel force at PoolesviIe
MEMPHIS Sept. 6.
! Arrivals from Helena, Arkansas. report al
quiet. Prisoners lately captured in that vi
entity report the arrival at Little Rock. few
days since. Of a very large number of Texar
! troops, fully armed and equipped. 1t is re
ported at Helena that Gen. Rosecrans attack
ed the rebels at Tupelo and was decisively
repulsed.
ST. PAUL MINI, Sept 5.
/. Information from Fort RiGgely, 4th insant
says the Federal force has been attacked by
two hundred and fifty savages. eighteen miles
from the Fort; during the engagement. they
managed to throw up breastworks of dead
horses and earth, behind this they held out
until reinforcements arrived. Thirteen whites
were killed and four wounded. Before the en-
F gagement our force had buried eight hundred
OF the mastered. Capt Vanderbrook, COM
manding at Fort Abercrombe, writes that
large numbers OF Indians appeared around the
Fort aud carried off all the Government mules
and cattle belonging TO the post. He also
says unless reinforcements arrive be will be
compelled to abandon the post.
New YORK. Sept 9.
The Times editorally says: " Mcdowell is
IN this city under arrest, as we are Informed.
on the charge of treason-by whom preferred.
or on what grounds, we are not aware"
WASHINGTON, Sept ..
( The steamer w. B. Terry was captured by
guerrilas a hundred and twenty miles above
the mouth of the Tennessee river on the 3d.
Seventeen Government officers were taken with
her.
PORTLAND, (Me.l Sept. 0.
Returns from ninety-two towns in the State
give Republican majority of 1000, against
$500 last year. The aggregate vote in these
towns Is $3.50 less than last year. The Re-
publcans have carried four out Of FIVE of the
Congressional District, the First District being
yet 10 doubt. There will be large Republi-
can majority in both branches of the Legisla-
ture, but smaller than last year.
LyAvENwoRTH. Sept. 9.
On Saturday night, Quentrell, with force
estimated at two hundred, entered Olatha,
johnson county, Kansas. At last accounts he
still held the place. Several stores were rob
bed. The Mirror newspaper Office was de-
molished. Fifty recruits for Kansas regiments
were captured. Governor Robinson has issued
proclamation calling upon all the citizens of
the Stale to organize and arm for home
defense.
Indian hOstilities. Jayne, Governor of that
Territory, has issued a proclamation calling
upon the settlers to organize Two men have
already been killed by the savages. On the
morning Of the 9th they made an attack within
three miles of lanktown, capital of the Terri
tory. The Governor sends dispatch to head.
quarters here, asking for Il regiment, and arms
and ammunition.
OMAHA, Sept. 9.
Powerful Indian bands are threatening the
northern settlements of this Territory. The
settlers are greatly alarmed, and are coming
in with their families. The militia are being
rapidly organized and drilled. 1t is believed
that moderate force. properly distributed
along the border, will be sufficient to guard
against an Indian Instruction.
CHAMBERsBuRG, pa, Sept. 9.
One of our scouts reached Hagerstown, Ma.
ryland, on Sunday night having left Middle
town, eighteen miles southeast of Hagerstown,
during the afternoon. He reports that the
rebels there in considerable force, and are
advancing. All the rolling stock of the rail-
road has been removed from Hagerstown and
the telegraph office closed.
CINCINNATI, Sept. TO-
Business is again suspended to-day. All
port at clock this morning. aud 5000 SOL
ders have been ordered into the entertainments.
Military ofheers received Information last night
that the enemy is advancing in force.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
The National lntelligencer SAYS that the
rebels are falling back from McClellan's front.
which has advanced within six miles Pools.
Vile Reports from New York of yesterday
say that the rebels have not entered York
county Pennsylvania, bat were reported to be
at Emmetsbnrg, Maryland, near the State
line, within eight miles of Gettysburg.
CINcINNArT. Sept. 10.
train of thirty ambulanceS with flag of
truce. left here yesterday for the use of our
wounded at Richmond. Kentucky.
Scouts report that the rebels are moving in
two divisions numbering about 10000. Early
this morning, rebel cavalry attacked our pick.
cts on the Licking river, which empties into
the Ohio opposite Cincinnati driving them
back mile several were wounded Cur
whole force Is on the opposite side of the
river and was drawn up in line of battle at
noon today.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. To-
Governor Curtin in the view of the danger
OF threatened invasion of the State. has issued
an order that it is deemed necessary to call
upon all able-bodied men in Pennsylvania TO
organize Immediately, 10 be ready for a march
at an hours notice.
Intelligence from a rebel source is received
to the effect that the rebels. under Jackson.
had reached Hagerstown in force this after.
noon. The telegraph operator left while the
rebels were entering. Arrangements for the
defence of this city are going forward There
is nothing late from Hanover or York.
WASHINGTON, Sept. :.
There is no doubt but the rebels 10 large
forces are between Drainsville and Leesburg,
apparently designing to cross into Maryland
from these points. BY this time we have
troops enough to prevent their consummating
this object. Beyond these facts nothing can
be learned.
MEMPHIS, Sept ,.
\ party Of the 9th Illinois cavalry had
skFmish yesterday near Kelley Spring. 10
which they repulsed the enemy we captured
eighty prisoners and number of horses and
negroes.
HARRTSgr-Rc Pa Sent