, 1862-09-20


Mlca arrived here to Gay. The b36i u: Co. |
Cb:iL., ..n peuls} iyailA eavIry, aId t:-l
Coleman, 1lth OHIO, have also arrived uere.
9:AsniSG1oS, Sept. is AT q mees'n, Of !
the tanita1y c.'1nm!ssiol, the SC .retary Ee-
po1ttd that prsyious ~ yesterday ti:e |AgoA5
ard railroad cars, loaded With supplies, hati
hetn sent by 1aH cosAu,i5sion to nnu oeyoot |
Frsdtr,ck--tbat eiN surgeons and iHspetfO:.
Of the commission, uith ln4s"er Il s. GoSneT,
Z. =. Volunteers. n!1i:s!5 Stare keeper. CHls
w It. ri, trduance department..
I. is o-1rred BY TIE var department that
thu medical purve,ors sre required to give
bonds in the sum OF S55 000.
PHILADELPHIA, Se:I l4--The Itqutrcr has
news confirming i'll the great aud good ne As
sicCIellan Las invested the enemy. and they
are su,e to be cc5t:o5td or Captured.
TGis r.1laa,e.
HAnK1sBuhG, Ps., Sspt. 19.-rac great bat
tic as aEaln RESUMED this morning Il. Saarps-
burg.
TIE CASUALTIES TO THE WESTERN
TROOPS.
From the Lists of the killed and wounded at
the battles in Maryland, including Hsrpsr's
Ferry, in the n. 7. Ht7uld Of the 18th, we
| lake the following:
~. Huxley, GO: p. 1:th Mich. abdomen;
] =. - 41luklEt. Cd L. 4tku NAEu.. HuuHL4Eus u o
Etwaid CO. E, 9TH Mich, thigh; y. N4.t 90 D.
Mid Jas G;ii M araee, Co. A 17;h Nigh & aeae- S
g: F,iab Mieh.. ,Ii:h: Ffeds!isS Kana ali. -.
sS sh bss :sa l1'sa T. ssa.sa sSate' e. = Mc IT,
VI Norris. CO: D. M Mich; kilied:
9co Sutton, 60; u. sta illinois cavalry: he1d;
Frank r Sniith hand; Dnrns; co~ 4, ls:h lnd.
paEi.l TInik GO. j. i;;h aisi!s4n, AN; Ncvm II
C1BEc. co. n 171h Michigan hip; = CQrtin, co.
Il. ,7.h Michigan. hip; C4ps. LhAs. c. Eimonl5s,
Bsaasi1nan. CO. 4, IL Wissaas,n, les; Ge,sge
Gilb.r1. I'd WISCONSIN: sh,aldcr: A, y. McIa:osn,
9Th WISCONSIN, avaa; E X. PasESs. n ".ss2:e
n; 1,*e''e, u *itccnt,n, hsnd and leg 4 . C;ot.-
i'll Ni-cnsia: less J E Ingram ~ Wis legs;
sa 4 iss,e as
consin. grim: Auron pr:c:, 7ih Wiscs5. in. abda-
E!1ts; 9Th Wiscoos,n: e; John Il. G:rzy. 1'th
Michiean, ar9; 9; " Fl EAf@Iaston. M tth "a:eaq-
is1iaR 9 I'm as s1s c.,.
! shoulder: r. Drrvin. 19h Indians. arm J. E
nyS~R; 1 T!rsas,n sa.eY Il ahs an ANY, Gsa
s;e5hnss: ii Wisson;Is, Lasd; LS?!. E.y:
:. Geo, Frerch, company 6, ,7th M'chi
ssn; e. Edward St s.; 5sh,:s e H 15,n Men,sn ;,
mi s';sisaa, a;T: i 5as,ss; :, S;s = a
j. fssss e. K ~: a*3s aisa
. gan, arm and tiae; E x Haucack, CO. 9Th wis
. sa1eir; arsast Isaac uoiezs c, u, ~ Wise ,nsn
WIZ Sseics oH CO: r. a:.h sie.issn i. nea'y: =
# G, sth saichigan; F. 3: Wakedeld. CO G, arl Iii
ncis , ssss'ty JGssps %at,es e 6 IA Mi:n
hrger: A F. ;oa:. CO. 6. Tan Michigan, hs1a
. 1ohn ". ihle. co i, :!a Indiana, haeK; Il. D =:
90 CO Sos c4yaix 'aa ao aa
Sh.siy:, g !. 81 1ssis1s 5as,ss %;!sa: 80 60
a a s!h i'linoie css.'sy:, thigh: g. T.. !e'
- staw. g. c, s1a 1lin,I4! cavalry. shoulder
SsmeS m Soan; oaa e .Jis Il iss e1G nip
r Elisha s. Wood, Ssh Illinois cayaley. eaoul,.e
sr aS aodi.on ] % stmson CO <, sth %ic6gsn;. anteol
Gcrrou1: CO G, 1sta MtehlSaa. arm and sid
IN owen Wnliams. co. <, ,7,h Michigan, dneeT
Hrghes. Co =. iii Wisconsin. 1N'~
n Tnts compe4es ahont all in hospitals The
id arc euntc at farm honss=, NC, not tncul2d a5os
Correspondence Ct the Cincinnati Gazette ]
n BALTIMORE, Sept 1G, :sa2
at It caunot be denied that secessiauists lie
are iu constant CON mrunication, By letter u
oiherF;sc with The rebls. They hay4 em
sa1ics amorg Us constantly, wao, 1t Is 81;
arr dd'lo,tzcd 10 hribe, f.'ret out. eay.s1ro
il. and us' cvtsy means in Their power I'll t mon
I'd dt dtcrptaou. proiesscd trien Is alp. or aoys1i
ou else, will secure, with Tef.se1ce to n >yttn .u
OF our army. government PLAYS, e.. It IL
very signiicaat circnulsta2ce rhst ft* ca
to prior 10 TIE invasion OF II MuSl tua, qnite
number Of young Balti nort1as and Nh
lander*, persons known to hlye b.. MI:
riousfy ahscut from the ci : aId STATE for 5
eight, and twelve months, turned ua u7
crnntably. They arr mucn b1oaz-d. sni 10
as If they had ecen hard service. TneS ?
teCl to hare BEEN down south coll.c fn.,
ne tencing TO civil business, &c. Il i sill NJ
singular tlat these persons are permitted
> Trmain anang us q. arTes ed aud IN noests
fa- The extraordinary leniency aud many tsyt
:. thus shown secessionlsts aud enemies Of I
UGfon, induce many lorA citizsns to susp
ers General Wool, our comm snder; Il n :ir=ly
frn easy in bis administration of aif.irs.
80 |
her The NIlnnesota Indian Troubles.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 19-The St. Pan1 I
rec Hetr ard Dt7nce4at OF the 10th, cont lin:
Iii litter from Little Grow, chief of the Sioux.
is Col. Sibley, In which he says he wants
know in what way be can make pcaer for
o. Wor1e. He also says white prisoners in
, at possession are treated as well as lhcir .
rcd ! people
ork Taopse, of friendly character, ,denounc. Fl!
on, Grow a. the canse Of tie r,ael.s.
1t fR evident that the Sioux are much d
md det and qutrreling among themselves.
zil- Col. Sib!ey requests Little Cr37 to give
day the prisoners FIRST. and tells Wa51shaw
.es- TaoFee tha. he will meet them in open i
oas- and adds: II an powerful enough to cr
nd all who attempt to oppose mr mar.h. an
, IN | punish those who hare washed their maud!
hen innocent blood.
aeY The Pioneer Of the 18th says: 'sThe Chip
III. WA embassy have returned. Thcy settled :
II ceestully all questions OF dispu'e, aud lefs
ont Iudisps in more cordial and friendly Stat
loss mird than has existed for many years. Ne
dag all the chiefs were present and signed
aad treaty Of perpetual friendship at Grow n
yed on the 15t2 inst, whereupon tne whole of
nv bspds prepared to leave for their homes,
nct, satisfied. Hole~in1he-daT promises to
.hel pc1se ILLS 'ae"'