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lpren9en.
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Gtne lhtpahe &ebeQensG opaqerieobt6eilund
erlbten, iuurDe ater burh unler Musfetenie,trTp
lofort oertrteben uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sm. SenlOn BON Dem Satellite wur6e Bet
gntlaDnn9 letnes et9enen @elAibrs in 6Ulae
letner Na6lalt9tett %Oerrpunoet. Gr fam nacb
Dragon tnO tpuroe tn'S So1pttal seIAidt.
sd babe pte gbre &c.
Nnoretp 6arpopb, Commodore
tno @ommanpdnt Der pctomacHUtiQe.
~n Den 5on @tpeOn Ns1es, MartnemtntRer,
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Wttt Ser9ntt9en bertGten mir, baB bos STE
lnltat Der Neco9ncsctrung Des Ncttna 8rtoaOe
Wensrals ". Mlc9ean NIT Ietner 8rioaDe BON
Stapls Otptlton, tpelGe gum Mrmeeccrps be-
Wen. St9el eebSrt, Die @ieOersroterunq
lteben ~Sotompttpen mar, pelGe bic Meb
bet.m Nad3n9e YOpe's iber ben Noppolo.
nod urS 9enpmmen batten. Die meiifen Der
lslben parea ron nnltren @Oloaeen 70 bel66.
otst troroer, baB ie mbrau9bar tparen fir
ote Nebsller. Sic batten fe a6sr mad Dar
renton ttansporttrt, UNI balelblt reportrt u,D
alsoann tpetter mad yiiGmono b~efSroert ,u
tperoen. 4ctins General Wc2ean'e Nnfunft
gu gSartentOn p~ereitelte aber TIRE Nlane. Ste
ltepen tebt gu 8rtlfOw Station, an Dem tpslt-
ltdaen ufer oeS Broad &un, unD tparten nur
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mad NlsranOrta 9ebra9t gu werOen.
Souten 0te gebelen mad 8rtfow fomrnen.
INN Die sOcomotioen tpteOer gu nebmen, 70 pers
Den tie etnen barten &f 3a belfs6tn babea.
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Ser &rieg in &entmGb.
@efansennabme bes 8. 0torsia.G apaIerie
Steaiments.

Glt3abetbtbwn, 80. Sept6r. Sol.
Gennett'S @apalerie bate Elm @efsAt uuO
Ina9m pas 3. @spfgia. @apalerie. Neetment
gefansen. &r p~arplirts l1mmtltGe @emeine
unO unterCiF3tere.
Mursen wiro In tietger Gtaot bic gns6e.
6ung ltattfupen.
Capt 9renttcs Der SODn bon geOrae 9.
Vrentice, tpelGer tn Dem @efeGte gu Muaufa,
RY., Oerpunoet ipurbe, 1T beute eelturben.
Der indianapolis Correspondent beS Com,
merctal pIeperbplt pas @eriiGt, Da6 @eneral
8uel e%ntlafen tcOrOen TT unO oaB General
1bpmas leiu Gommanro Thermometer babe.
Sic gedumuns tcs Cumberland Sap.
Gtncinnatt, 80. Sept. (Sse,ial.
Depel9e an ben Newsgorf 9eralD,) @peben
tnp Na9ri9ten BON Sen. MOrgan bier Elm.
gelaufen, baB er auf benz @eae mad Dem
ObtpfuB iet. @cn. WOrSun iprenete bet leis
ner Naumung pes Sap Wtnen unp modbte
pie paiase omr4 Die 8er9e gang unp aar IN,
.paifrbar.
Mae Bprrdtbe, Die Wrtilerte nno bic Wunis
ton ipureen tbeilpetle psg9ebraGt, tbeilpeife
3erfDrt unO niGt fir So wsytb III benz Egtnee
,ariidselaGen tpprpsn.
Gen. Wtpr6an's Armee III beoeaterp fGrs
ter, ats al9emein an9enpmmen wurbe.
@r Bat ntht alein Die @steranen unter fell.
mem Commando, lpnpern er9telt t6aIth BON
ben luYalen 8arsern pom StsGeuuelTte Ser.
itartansen. @r bat beUnpers piel Nrttlerte
unb @apalerte.
Sc III betannt, paB humphrey MdrIhol
unb elm She'll BON &trbp SMITHS 3ebelen.
truppen pOrtpartS. seridt iino, urn General
Morsan ab3afansen, weIGer tpinlHt, Ee 4
trtfen.
IS tnp pt&tigs 8smeeunsen eeaen bic
Iruppen bon &irbY Smitb tno Mar1pal an.
seui pnet pprDen. Wtr erparten ltitnblib
~9leuigteiten aus iener @eeeno.
~@en. 8uelaS Iruppen au QputssiQe lfnb
bulltanbis prsaniirt unp fart aeuua. NIT
Den Gebslen In &eatudp ansnbinoen. Sin
GROCER Ibeil unlsrsr Erappem ino 0eteronen.
QuutSptlle, RY, 20. Sept. @ere.
raj Buell. 1T letneS G~Ommanoo's entbuben
unp @eneral Gtcmas an letner Steue. Der
Geinb onrhlfretft nod ote ~umlieaenpen Goun-
ties. General &OGeau'S Otption paraptrte
beute barA bic StraBen. Die Srappen 1eten
gut aus.
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M,1s @an Trancisrn.

Gan 8ranctscu, 80. Sept. Sc
fnb nod feline Stempsl5eiGen fir @elAdftss
lieut. bier an~ssfcmmen, nnO p%ielslben pifen
ut6t, tpas Fe~ anfan9en luaen.
Die @essSetunS BON Oregon bat Elm Me.
mortal an ben GUn9reb 9eriGtet, I'm Wafen
unb Munition CUR gertteiOt9une ceS Staalss
unD Elm pan3erl@if an ott WanOung Oea
@olumbtaF uieS ltattontrt gu betummen.
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Die pdrolten 0sfaneenen, trelGe bonn Sit
ben antOmmen, beetlen tA. lA lelblf anf Der
proFoBmarl6aQ-S IFce in Golge Der nsult6eu
Selttmmun9en gu meleen.
y. 81. Nrnulo'S Rarten be. Befeftaunaen
BON Walttn9ton lfuO tn allen Bu6ldben init
Selhlo9 6ele9t worben.
W1breno Der Iebten GunaresTbuuo fpur6c
ote Nnferttsun9 Don 200 Mepataen fir Die
Ufartns CUR 8elcbnuns ausae3etGneter Dten,
tie unD 1opIerfett In Oteiem Rrteee be1AloGen
nnO $1,000 ftr oielen :3ped ouSoelebt.
Oas Commencement erbtelt beute bret ttes
Ter Wfeoatlen, tpelhe In Der W6ilobelphtoer
Wtiu3e an9eferttgt tpurOen. @te Iino bon
5tIber uno Sob uno dubtrf fein ausaefibrt.
Der DurGmefer o~erlelben betrGet unaefdbr
2 3pa.
Nunbfebrciben Des Sen. Sanecf an
bic ODuDerneure.
Arlington, 80. Sept. Sn Sol
sc Der 8erlu(te TN Seloe unO bee Nbtpelenbeti
pe9en &rantbeit baben Dtele Sreiptllt9ens
9fegtmenter fetue eenI9enoe An3abl Sff3tere,
uni fe gu ccrnmanotren. Gs 1T wi6ttg, taf
ourd Sob ODER 9leliJnattUn oacant gepOroent
Stelen nit Dem mSstiGlt eertneen ger3ue
trteoer belebt iperpen. Die @cuoerneure oel
peri9teoenen Staaten werDen ~0rtnsenD erluGi
IOlhe oacante Stelen Dur1 BefGDerung bon
Off3iersn, nidt commtiiOnirten OTf3teren nnr
0emetnen gu beleben, wetAe d t m
0elpe anS9eset H c Cber I'd
3u mtlttdrt Den 8 o a n :
, 8 ii ee3et9 baben.-
Sbne SOfauus auf gtfSOsruns sibt % feline
anlpcrnnns gu 9%eptlisnbafter @ftdterfalune
uno gu tapfern 59aten. 9iOd mebr, ote
8batt9tsit uno Dtscipltn elmer Nrutee bGnet
In bobsm MaBe ron Gem &baratter uno Der
gefdbtaung ibrer Sff3tere ab, OBne quite Sf
I5iere werpen bic bel item SOlpaten balb gu Gle
mem EnurOentIi6en 9aufeu unD tire un>
tau9ItAfett nimmt nit Der GAIL tbrer Mit.
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The national Republican., 1862-08-28

REoPENNa OF FoRD's THEATRE We are sure
that our smusement'lovipg readers who have a
taste for the excellent intellectual entertain
ments produced by that prince Of caterers in
his line, will be delighted at the snnouncemsn,
made In our columns to day. Fords cool and
elegant theatre has been rsfttsd with great
taste and comfort, aud will open tonight for
the fall and winter season. The eminent Amer.
ican comedian, Mr.. J. s. Clarke, will appear
sustained by q frst-class company. This il
Mr.. Clarke's first appsa rance since bis return
from Europe. Great care has been used 10 the
selection OF the company, which will not fall
below the standard Of frst-clsss city theatrical
performers.
As will be seen by the advertisement, two ex
cellent performances are to be presented To-
night, Paul Pry" and Toodles," In both ol
which characters Mr.. Clarke stands unrivalled
1t Is needless for u, to assure our readers thai
anything undertaken by Mr. Ford will be sure
to be accomplished with brilliant success. Hi
well known asd highly appreciated efforts last
season have not been forgotten. Let him have
grand house for the opening night,
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
THE WAR M KENTUCKY.
Rolat or 0Saor1llA0.

AADrsoSvnLs, near Henderson, KY, August
Pa body Of United States cavalry wers
attacked two milss from here, By Q party Of
euerillas who were lying 10 ambush. Tht
cavalry tell back until they gained On oppor-
tunity to dismount, and then sdvsnced, afoot
on the rebels, and drove them back q mile
They then halted and waited for q reinforce
uent Of infantry, two companies Of which soon
arrived on the ground.
Altar 6ftssn minutes firing the rebels broke
and fed. Five rpbals are reported 10 have
been killed. The number Of their wounded hae
not been ascertaincd. Ssvsatseu prisoner
were captured. The loss of the Fsderals was
six woundsd; two Of them mortally.
Lieut. Col. johnson, Of The Sixty ninth In
diana regiment. commanded the Infantry, and
Capt. Platter The cavalry. The rebels srs pre-
pairing for another attack.
DAkvILLE, August 2S,---Lsst night, 200 que.
rillas socsmptd on Shslby farm. six miles from
hoEe, near tho lins between Boyle and Lincoln,
wore eating and fsoding their horses, when The
Harrodsburg aud Danvills Home Guard, sixty
strong, surprised Them, killIog three, wounding
eight, and capturing thirty horses. They are
still pursuing them. The Federal los was one
killed and two wounded.
L0ulsvILLE, August 26.-Geu. Wright left
for Frankfort tonight.
Nine recruits In this county, on their way 10
Join Morgan, we're captured this mornlnR
Great numbers are leaving Kentucky 10 join
the Confederstes since the promugstiou OF the
order to drsft for the United States army.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
GEN. BUELL..

This gentleman, who is now 10 command Of
our forces 10 the West sesms, according to The
accounts which reach MS through the uewsps
psrs, to have, by bis neglect, lost all the pes
iigs which our seres oil splendid victories gave
us last winter.
II Ia said that he las been forced 10 surrsn
der the line OF the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. This road was captured and held by
Gen. Mitchell for months, with less than
quarter az many men az Buell. has under him.
The rebels haze already retaken Clar rksvills
ca the Tennessee, are marching on Fort Don
elson, aud threaten Nashville and Fort Henry
In the meantime Gen. Buell., witifA large and
superior army, is doing nothing but watching
the rebels' corn and wheat fields, and othel
property and when prsss=d by the rebel army
he falls back. What 10 the use CT victories, II
after they are achieved, we, through the incom
potency or trsschsry Of our generals, are de
frauded OF all their useful results. How cal
we attach to Our Government the loyal people
Of these conquered regions If we suffer the place
to be retAken' How can these poor people
like the East Tennesseeans, for Instance, respec
and honor Government that fails to protcc
them while II allows Its armies to watch ant
protect the property and livss Of rebels.
We shall be glad to know that these rumor,
respecting Gen, Buells rsmssuess, which ar
given In some Of the papers much m re in dc
tail, are not we'll founded.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Latest from Arkansas.
Onicial Report Of the Capture Of
the Rebel Transport Fairplay.
COsssa ssssteNsSoM betsceess Latte
R0ck 0ss1 1SeksbssrE Ended.
4 Bittry Of 4l-posndsfs end two Field Pistts
Captured. N-ra, ..
FEDERAL Bo.ss Asss.d a.. Ya.so.

HeLnNA, Ark, Avg. "a, via Cairo, Aug 26.
Jiy Gsn Haleel, Gommondr n Gtief:
Satisfactory nevs b reosivsd from tbs navy
and army expedition sat down the river near
AilikanS bsnd. ...,rr '.,...f
The rebel tzsnsport boat FsIrplay VA cap
tnrsd, with 3 hsgs cargo Of arms and ammunl
ton. A rebel force was pursued by the troops
10 Aunroe, La, where there b . railroad and
telegraph. .'
The depst ~ burned and telegraph de-
stroysd, cutting Oh co0nunicstion connecting
vicksburg will Litas Rock and Providence
La. Thirty 6vs prisoosrs wsrs taken, and q
large cumber Of negroes who were 10 the rebel
force, brought away. "
Eleven hhda Of fugsr, three baggage wsgons
and six trucks were destroyed, our troops no,
having means Of transportation TO bring It 70
the river. .n.g. 10
A porAion Of the force with the rams entered
Yszoo river, where battery Of 42-poundert
and two field pieces were tstsn-ths enemy
fleeing without ering gun.
The heavy pieces vsre destroyed, and the
6eld pieces brought away.
The sxpsdiuon sscsndsd The Yszoo, above
Sui flower, returning up ths Mississippi. The
troop were securing Tie shores, sua scattering
guerilla osnps With great success. S.
This 10 the substance Of Col. Woods report
Much credit u due 10 acting flag -of1csI
Phelps, Who commanded the naval force; Col
Ellet, who commanded the ram Asst and Col
B. Wood, Of the Seventy SIKH Ohio, who oom
mandsd beigads Of he fourth division Of thil
army.
8. r, CuRrta. Msior Ganeral.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

RECRUITING. Recruiting In the East Is going
on rapidly. Maine will have full 5000 Of her
1rst quota of before Saturday night. We un.
dsrstand that Governor Wsshburn expects to
make the full complement called for before
10th September without draft.
In Massachusetts, also the work goes bravsly
on, though in Boston, we understand, It bitches
little. Bat never mind, the hub" will do its
duty, though II be slow. Boston will not lag
long behind In the work of saving the nation.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28


4 latter srsa Robert onasls-scerrsctie.
N. Eprros: IN your papt q yesterday II
10 shted hat % spplioatiou bed been made
.sy.ns 10 sssaior Peneroy fors passage tc
Central America. wish Il understood that
have made no such sppl'oationi bat, at The
sAms time, l would express my cordial appro'
val Of every kind and wise effort for the libe-
ration and elevation Of my oppressed race.
-Aftsr waiting, apparently In vain, for manJ
years rfor oar dsliveraues. . party ceualas'
Ing Of nine men, myself included, Of the
city Of ChArlesson, conferred frssdom on
ourselves, Eve women and three children
and to the Government Of the United Staten w
gave The Planter. gunboat which cost nearly
thirty thousand dollars, together with six large
guns, from twenty four pouuder howItzer u
. one hundred FOUNDER Parrot rife
We are all now 10 the service Of The navy
uudsr the command Of eur true friend, Rsal
Admiral Du Pont, where We wish 10 serve till
the rebellion and slavery are alike crushed ou'
forever. r.. ...;.
.,., Very respectfully, /, It'd
ROBERT ShAIIA
WAssneros, D, O., Aug. 27, 1862
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
rprroNlAL ooaursrospasos.

Bosrox, August %, 1853.
Rscruiasg ior the arny . the oreAr = tAs
day throughout, New England. 1t 10 ths Gpess
topic Of the newspapers and Of conversion.
The whole community IL moving with one mind
10 furnish the 800, 900 men called for BY The
President There are. however, diAsreocss Of
vicws and expectations among Individuals and
parties. II Is the belief Of some that The rebel.
lion will be quickly and surely crushed BY
this new military demonstration. 1t 10 the be
lief If others that this denonstrstiou will fall
Of is object like the others Of The same cha.
racter which have preceded II, and hat The
President will then be compelled TO give up
bis objections 10 emancipation, % th1R that
MEANS Of saving the Union may be rssorted to.
But, upon either view Of the subject, every
body wishes that this sxperlmsnt Of . new
torcs Of 100000 men thall be tried, and The
sooner the better. II II succeeds, we'll. II Il
fails, the public voice will then be unanimous
for the alternative Of emancipation. -. D.
The men now going into the army from New
England are drswa, in . greater proportion
than at nrst, from what may be called The "wsll.
todo " classes. They are largely Tie substan
tial farmers, or the soma Of suoh farmers. A
aymaster, who had been paying Of some Of
the new Maine regiments, told me that, .
compared with the old, the per centsgs Of sol.
diers unable to sien their names was not more
than one tenth as great This shows that Il 10
now The native stock Of New Eoglsnd which Is
going into the ranks, a. here II IA only among
the foreign born population that illIterats per-
sors are found. .
This war has been full Of responsibilities
from the beginning for those In power, as they
doubtless have been and are conscious. These
responsibilities have grown constantly greater,
as the war bas enlarged Its proportions. How
vast they appear, when the number and chsrsc
ter Of toe men now boing put into the dsld are
considered. 100000 Of the best youth OF the
country. followed by the tears and prayers and
anxisties Of fAmilies, constituting the whole
body Of the community, are now 10 confront
the psrls Of the battle, field and the still grsst
er dangers Of the diseases Of The camp. Thai
is placing at stake everything most valuable
which The country possesses, and fearful will
be The reckoning. II this great effort shall fail
through imbscility in the military and political
Leadership of the nation. We have reason TO
hope for more favorable issues. The Admin.
istratiou seem 10 be thoroughly aroused by the
emergency Of the crisis, and to feel tbe load Of
responsibility which Is upon them. II there
have been errors, let US believe that they will
be corrected hereafter. The people are hope
fol, and II is freely that they now give their
treasure and their blood In this great caase.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
DEFEAT OF A REBEL BAND,

GREESvnLE. Missouri, Aug. %. Major Lip
pert, Of the Thirtsenth Illinois Cavalry with
200 men strong, met With body Of $50 rebel,
yesterday, between Bloomfield and Cape GiIsr.
dsau, aud after . Gsrce engagement routed
them. Thirty men were killed, Rfty wounded
and sixteen tskeu prisoners. A number Of
horsss, several wagons, quantity Of arms and
were taken. The rebels scattered in utter con
fusion through the woods, and It 10 not proba
bis that they will again come together. Par
ties Of Uniou troops, thoroughly equipped for
guerilla ohssipg, are aftsr other rsLsl bands,
General Blunt hes probably, ere this, On
gsesd Cofss's forcee. provided the latter gained
| sufficient courage to stop running after forming
junction with Rains's forces a. Grseuasid.
GREsNvnLs, Aiasourl, August 26. Since The
battle st Lone Jack, General Blunt, with !
formidable force. has been pursuing ths com
biped rebel bands, under Coffee and Qusn-
trelL II was elpsctsd that thsy would form
junction with Rsins st GrseAdeld, and cfeI
him battle, and AL hoped that such would be
forces 70 dIspsl sny feelings oe alarm Is 10 n,
result being othsr thap victory for the national
| arms. sa... st......-..
| The eusrlllas would also have had aimos
their entire force in the engagement, and will
their defeat and dispersion would NATURALLY
end the guerilla raid ii Missouri. But lth'
rebel Rains wss not at Grssnfsld, sud tn,
hands Of Coffee and Quantrsll fed. Arkanssl
sione promised ssfsH, and that WIS gained Al
speedily ~ possible. . .'.a'' ",
General Blunt having found further pursuit.
useleas, has sent bis artillery and cavalry Il
Fort Scott. His infantry still remains In thu
vicinity of Grssnheld, where oil 10 ct present
quiet. = Frf-.s
| 4, ArL.n... CoN.. .na p.,,. L.. e.--..l
juu6tion, and ~ recruiting end fsorgsnizing
evidently for the pufpose VI further depreds-
toos. General Bluhe's force b 70 disposed
that It can keep closs wstoh and BE- saablsd Il
move speedily 70 epy point required.
| With the sxcspuoo q small rowing bsnis
the State at present may be considered free
from Confederate foross, though they are only
waiting for . favorable opportunity to again
swarm over It,
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

RENARkABLE.-TWo rather singular cases o.
rem m,rkabls escapes FROM living burial are re-
battle Of Fair Oaks. The body ot colonel
was found on the field, and brought 10. Arrange
meDts were made for embalming Il The pro-
GETS includes the use Of galvanism. The ahoci
was given. To the aatonlshment Of sll the
colonel ross and walked forth. The other csst
Was that Of a colonel who was found dead on
the field. In Difference TO his rank, hs wal
brought to the hospital and laid among the
dead. His friends prepared to give him 9
decent burial, and were about 10 carry the body
out when the colonel rolled over, and In tones
more like those of man drunk than dead
called ont--"Ben, john, where is my whisky
hlsk ~
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

Mons Tax Law ArroNrniSIs.- The Presi
dent has made The following additional ap
poIntmentA under the direct tax law:
For Nebraska Collector, james Sweet, 0
Nebrsske Uty; Assessor, Joseph H, Burbank
Of Falls City. a.. W"
For Wisconsin First district Collector, T
J. Emerson, Of Racine; Assessor, Charles A
Bronson, Of Eagle. ''.' ~. 1l.l
Second district Collector, Edwin r. Wads.
worth, Of Beloit; Ask ssor, David Atwood, Q
nsdlson. r'' .1rI .
Third district Collector, J. II. Warren, o
Albany; Assessor, Bernard W. Brisbois, 0
Prairie du Chen.
Fourth district Collector, james H. B,b
cock. OF Beaver Dam; Assessor, Orin Hatch, Q
Oskfsld Centre. ... NV
Filth district Collector, Horace Merriam
Of Berlin; Assessor, Geo. Gesry, Of Oshkosh
Sixth district Collector, William T. Price
Of Black River Falls; Assessor, James B. Gray
Of Hudson.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
WITH

THE GREAT COMIC GEMS or THE AGE,
TIE GREAT COMIC GENUS OF THE AGE.
THE GREAT COMIC GENUS OF THE AG.
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TIE GREAT COMIC GEMS OF THE
THE GREAT COMIC GENUS OF THE1
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THE GREAT COMIC GENUS OF TIE AGE,
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TIE GREAT COMIC GENUS OF THE AGE,
THE GREAT COMIC GENUS OF THE AGE,
THE GREAT COMIC GENUS OF THE AGE,
THE GREAT COMIC GENUS OF THE AGE,
THE GREAT COMiC GENUS OF THE AGE,
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Highly Important from Minnesota.


Charles E. Nix, Esq, Acting Indian Commis
sionsr, received letter yesterday from Super.
intendent Thompson, st. Cloud, Minnesota
dated August Goth, stating that Agent Webb
with sixteen men, had pursued "Hole-in-the-
Day" across the river, had been fred upon
returned The FIRE, aud shot the Chief, who rau
a thOrt distance, fell, recovered himself and
ran again, and again fell, when some OF hi,
tribe came 70 bis assistance aud carried hin
into the woods. Superintendent Thompson
states that he and Commissioner Dole bad
started for the treaty ground Of the Cbippswss
(Red River North,) when they received tht
above Intelligence and returned for military
force adequate to meet them. As the Commits
sionsr left St. Paul on Tuesday with two hun
dred men to quell the outbreak, doubtless or,
this Hole in-the- Day and his fighting In,
dians have been taught wholesome lesson.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Sseesssaal Matasy and Naval ops
fatlon.
Capture Of . Rebel Transport.
lnpsWre, asse, 81 q Ae1eI Cusap
and BeStefn. .'a.
CAIao, Ill.,, Aug. 26 % 80 .. m.

CAIao, ILL.,, Aug. 26- % 80 p. m,
Hon. Gideon ,Wslss, Sscrstsv of Navy:
The comsipsd laval and military operation
planned between Gen. Curtis and myself be
fore leaving Helena, he's returned 70 the latter
plsoe. Asviag accomplished Ito wosk With great
Tbs rebel transport Fsirpisy ~ >Sssu cap
tured, containipg Twelve hundred nsw Ep6eld
rides, four thousand new muskets, with aecou.
temcuts complete, . large quantity Of 1xed
,ammuni.lon, four Geld guns, mountsd howitsera
and small arma CJl. Woods landed and CAP.
tured the snesmpnsnt Of The Thirty hrst Lon
ls'eoa regiDsnt, With arms, The enemy Hyiss
he cApsufed smother camp, with tsn,s, bag
gASe, aud provisions, bprning The depot and
eight cars, And destroying tAs telegraph. The
oowbipsd expedition ptoossdsd up the YsEos;
when Il oaStured . bsttsry oonslating Of a.
poundss, q poubd@ end s2-poundsr guus, and
"a aud l2.pouuder Geld pleoss With 1000
p' uuds Il powder and i.000 shell, shot, and
grsps. ~
Goi Woods dispersed the rebel forces ID .ev
erN places. viii send further particulan by
rs Q. b. DAVIS, Commodore.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
THE EXPLOIT OF LEXIS CAVALRY

THE EXPLOIT OF LEXIS CAvALRX.
We give In another column the news respect
ing the late raid Of this rebel horde, as II ba
come to us through the Star. We had inlorrna
ton from reliable source, which came to III
Yesterday .. m., but as the S'ar Of last evening
bas more full account, we quote from IT,
We have not much heart TO comment on thi
"disgracsful affair" That such things cau hap
pen right 10 the face and eyes Of our large
army, seems almost too much for belief. Some
thing must be sadly out Of joint somewhere.
II this kind of business Is not checked. ani
right speedily toe, we may not be surprised te
hear stonewsll jackson knocking at the gate
Of the Capitol some fine morning or evening"
very soon. But We forbesr further commen
now, and walt till this matter is explained 1
/! ever can be