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Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29

he LEE Eh1 ANO Cdh alEIvC W
confirm or deny the news of our disaster
in Kentucky, before we go to press. We
entertain, ourselves, but little hope of its
falsity. Still, there are some considera-
tions which our readers might like to
Judge for themselves, aud which may af-
ford them some faint ray of light.
1t is remarkable that all the accounts we
have, both from Richmond aud Knoxville
are of precisely the same date. There
are two from each place; but all of equal
date. They do not afford confirmation Of
each other therefore, and the matter rests,
as regards credibility, as if only one had
been sent from each point
The Richmond news comes by flag of
truce and is contained in the Philadelphia
Press of the 2lst. The battle occurred
on the 10Th as said. The news must
have reached Philadelphia the night of
the next day after the battle. There is
no telegraph line near the battle ground
running northward. We do not know of
one nearer than Danville, travelling dis
tance of near fifty miles. There seems
scarcely time to have received the news
for publication on the 2lst.
Again, the news does not reach KNOX
vile until the 23d, four days after the bat
tie. The country between the battle
ground and Knoxville is accessible to
travel, aud cannot be overs hundred miles
from the ford of the Cumberland near
Somerset, certainly not more than twice
the distance to Danville. If news could
be carried to the latter place from the
evening of the 10Th 10 time to telegraph
SO as to reach Philadelphia next night, it
seems strange that it should be four days
reaching Knoxville.
Again, the news had never reached
Bowling Green at all, the headquarters of
our army. not more than 100 miles rer-
haps, and the point of all others towards
which dispatches would be sent with
swiftest haste From that point the tele-
graph is complete to Memphis.
All this taken in connexion with the
importance at the North, of getting up
something to revive the hopes of the peo.
pie, just now, aud sustain the administra-
tion-the Importance also, to Union men
in East Tennessee of obtaining some en-
couragement to their cause.-the remark
able coincidence of dates between Rich.
moud and Knoxville. about an event SO
distant from both, and last, the unexamp-
led agreement between the Northern aud
Southern accounts Of the same tranaction,
might excite the suspicion that it was con.
cocted between Northern men and the Sc
cret friends of Andrew johnson, and be
after all false and for temporary effect.
And then after all we never do swear by
the first telegraphic report.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29

million. The board Of b,nkers have had
a conference with Chase and remtin inex-
orable. Chase threatened higl. taxes.
The Federal Congress passed bill dis,
Charging the fugitive slaves from Jail, In
the District Of Columbia
On the 9th Gen. Goldsboro left Fort
Monroe with the 18th Massa chusetts reg.
iment in steamer. Spalding sailed bound
for Port Royal. Goldsboro commands the
feet aud Burnside the land operations
On the Tuesday previous nine Massachu
sets regiments arrived at Fortress Mon
roe on board the Constitution. The Rich.
mond dispatches Of the 18th report that
all the Yankee vessels had left Port Roy
al, probably 20 join the Burnside expedi-
tiou. A letter trom Newbern of the I7th
reports 43 vessels at Cape Hatteras, sup.
posed to be destined for Newbera or Ro
ancake Island. a special express arrived
at Wilmington on the 2lst stating tha,
at 4 o'clock on the evening of the 18th
there were l25 large steamers outside the
bar at Hatteras, still supposed to be ben,
towards Newbern or Roancake. Mucf
confidence was felt in the ability Of oul
troops to maintain those places. The Sa
vannah "Morning News of the 10Th
states on the authority Of private letter
the Yankee vessels had not left Port Roy
al The same paper learns by gentle
man from Florida that Cedar Keys bac
been captured by the Federals on the
Thursday previous.
From Charleston (22d) We learn thai
the recent addition to the blockadlng fee'
off that port consists Of l3 sailing vessels,
aud that five stone vessels were sunk thai
day in the channel.
The steamer Wilder from Havana load
cd with cigars and sundries was captured
by the Federals on the 10Th near For,
Morgan. This constitutes all naval news
up to date.
From Richmond O7th) We learn tina,
Henry Heath Of Virginia, Jno. X. Dun
can Of Louisiana, and Sam. Wood Of Ala.
bama have been made Brigadier Generals
Ex-Fresident Tyler died that night, and
next day the flag on the capitol was dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

but little security can be given for the vast depots OF
combusbe stores in the combustibIe storehouses OF
this place. few red-hot shot or bursting shells
would give us bonfire Of truly alarming proper
TONS
Urgent acquisitions it is said, have been made by
FIagOfficer Dupont for large steamer with which
to run down the RAM and for one or more ron'n''ed
floating batteries of the Monitor" class for service
here and at Charleston OF course If 1t be thonght
that the Army of the Potomacs commander can by
any possibility reason himself into belief that every
floating battery and steamer in the country may
eventually be needed to secure his line of communi
cations on the james River not a vessel or battery
will be sent, McCellan's exigencies having hereto
fore overridden the most urgent demands of all other
commanders; bu. AS the navy will have voice In
the matter of supplying its own favorte Commodore
We arc not without hope of obtaining the ana 30 VI
tally and ndispepsaby needed Ii it be not the de-
liberate wish of the authorities to have this whole
command sacrificed, let there be no delay in pushing
down re-enforcemen,s and sending IA floating bat
terry or two. SEsi-OccAsioNAL'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
ance as well as in conduct, our soldiers are gentle
GEN. yILLIpIGUE ON COTTON BUYERS.

men.
GEN. yIrIIPIGUE ON COTTON BUYERS.
Several Northern men ard resident cotton-huyers
were assisted by the Confederates, east aud south OF
this city. They were taken before Gen. Villlpgue,
who decided that IL was not crime to buy cotton,
but only the selling of cotton TO the Yankees vas
punishable ofeuse" The prisoners were. thee
FORE released, and allowed TO return TO our lines.
JEFF. THOMPSON ROUTED.
fight occurred yesterday, between and o'clock
p NJ, about twelve miles from this city, At place
called Nouconab, on the Mississippi and Tenpe,.ee
Railroad. Union force numbering about 1000,
attacked JEFF. Thompson's command, consisting OF
about 1000 men, and drove them from the place
with great loss.
The particulars Of the engagement bave not yet
reached the city. A big fight is anticipated in that
direction in a very few days.
A SCARE IN TIPPAH COUNTY.
One day Last week the Rebels collected GOO cav
airy in a camp about miles northwest of Ripley,
Tippah County, Mss. The Union commander at
Roonyile learning of the Whereabouts Of the enemy,
dispatched a battalion of cavalry, numbering 400.
When they came the enemys camp the chiv-
airy learning of the approach of the Union troops
took TO their heels and made precipitate retreat.
There never 30 big ascare known III Mississippi
nor such tall running seen-no, not even IN the Con-
federate States of America. AL the men, and even
a number of women and children IN the town OF
Ripley. were seized with the panic, and attempted
10 follow the frightened cavalrymen. }. r. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

THE Ngw-YoRK Sick AND WOUNDED IN WASH
NGToS.-We have received a touching appeal,
signed by the sick and wounded soldiers Of New
York Regiments in Ascension Hospital, and Judiciary
Square Hospital, Washington, ID. c., for contri-
buttons 10 their ssities. They say they need for
the convalescing, Shirts socks and slippers with
leather soles; for the sick and wounded snch deli
cacies as be SENT and money to procure such as
must be bought there. The address is Ascension
Hospital, Ninth street Washington, ID. c., and we
trust that this appeal needs only to be made public to
meet with prompt response.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
PoRa OF OATH ADMITTED.
in Pennsylvsnia-The State
will Fill Her Quota.

HAkkIsBukd. Pa, Friday, Aug g. 1854
Volunteers are pouring in by thousands BY
Saturday next there will be a sufficient number for
fifteen regiments, which, with the regiments in Phils
delphia, will fill the State quota for Volunteers.
Several regiments, completely organized, armed and
equipped, will start for the seat Of war early next
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Great Emthusiasm for Eniisting in Os"eso
County.

OswEGo, N. Y, Friday Aug o. iSoI'
There is great enthusiasm for enlis ING ID .nis
county. Over eight hundred men have enrolled
themselves and the balance for this county VIII DC
enrolled by tomorrow night. Permission to make
the regiment 100 men is urged upon the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
4 Rebel Force 10 March into Kentucky
Recruiting in lndiana-The Murder of
Gen. Mca'oot1, Ac.

tfNCiNNAfi, fudtyf aug o. ious,
Special dispatches from Indianapolls say that a
gentleman bias arrived there from Knoxville, who
reports that "A Rebel force Of 1900 Infantry, with
proporonaie artillery and cavalry are at that place
expecting 10 march into Kentucky at an early day.
All the Indiana regiments but two are full There
is considerable excitement IN all parts of the State.
Recruiting progresses with unusual rapidity. All
the regimens authorized will be full this week.
The 93d Ohio Regiment, commanded by Colonel
Charles Anderson, brother Of - Sumter" Anderson
ia now iul a thousand men having been recruited in
fifteen days in Montgomery, Butler, and PrebIe
Counties.
The City Council, the Chamber of Commerce and
members of the Bar bold meetings this morning to
take into consideration what action is necessary in
relation TO the murder of Gen. McCOok.
The contributions 10 the Bounty Fund reach
$Ss, 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
The Oath Of Allegiance i'm Virginia.

The Provost Marshal having summoned the citi-
zens of Woodville, Va, TO a meeting for the pur-
pose 81 taking or refusing to take the oath of ae
glance, Capt. Baird of Gen. Milroys staff WAS de-
tailed to address the meeting it's object, and
submit the oath. Capt. ID. discharged the duty Dr.
signed to him, laying before tie citizens plain
statement of the purposes of the Government, and
appealing TO them TO take their places among those
who were endesvoring to restore the country to
peace, prosperity, and happiness. The following 10
the
do voluntarily and solenny that VIII support sIo
defend the Constitution and Government TIE Un-d
against all their enemies olposers whether doneuc W
foreign aud will yield full faith allegiance, ana s'
resolution, law, ofdnaDce OF any oae
Legislature Whatever to the contrary not"
That reaOuDce ali a-g lance 10 tie soc~ro sc
States erca and thai viii not In any manner give any
aid advice. comfort, intelligence to ne enee' VI 'oe
United states.
Aud further that will all tho means IN my power 70
the unied STATES IN the restoration
of Tho Union and M. execution aud endorsements OF the laws
now in force made VI the constitution thereof
And tha, do with afuii termination. pledge,
ard pnfpose without ay eutL reservation or evasion Of
MIND En- ne whatsoever. So help me God
The citizens have since been coming in daily ct
the rate of from Is to 20, and taking the oath.
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auswatl 5utrwsisn bsI tm IN, rOtauS Sstr'
man fiji aLrisit uhtrn saan.
GI RsFaratMn wErtn prompt uHt biQs
teierat.
Snrsm her Gjssrtbiimer istn 0sibilt pintitid
antrdtt. unb isns 5aSr,sustn ali DaufrbaItis.
ttit. 6dSrttit mb elliattit Fe;ntn antsm i'm
Staat na6letSn. 10 bari sr ron Nr6tstal6rr aui
siSsn ltbsrasn HntRtil tst EfisntIi6en Sunti6al
u6ufH.
(9iram Sttre.
llnicnpiut Qpril 2. 1862. nal 9
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0Er &r14iQ6p II. Gelnutcr
Mebtmn9 0tebtuna 9tebtnma i!

Nebtnn8 Stcbtnn9 9lcbtmm9!
Der untrsti6nrts ma6t biermit Isinsn slrltn
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1ttr f5nnt ibs bsRdnbis finben unb faufsu, bic
tpctlfstllsn unb mobisRn 5dt., &appsn u. Surs
In Der Stabt cesr Gity. SD tats Icettn in ben
cRlt6sn Cities ben wUbIftilasn Strd
bon 5atsn, Sappsn unb 6urs snsgauGt Der nod
te etm putlttum Sum SsrfauF oneebctsn wares
SD psrtaufe isbt 8naten Bulbdts an 81 tts
SO Gents - Wanns 0CntIts on so bio rs -
8nabm 5urbdts an 81 90 bts 1925 Mannse
DO. 10 niscrr ale 81 90 tts 3u trn ts1en an 50. .
SO. bon allen S6ntiirunssn unb Sartsn-Nanns
lttetns 3dts 10 nisbn ais SO 90 Bic SIS 90 -
otssIstdrn edbtss SadItr 5cUbs SUn 25 bic 81
Gents ii. {. 10.
SH ptOms aud brfcntre gufmsr'lamItt Rem
>a'> Serfauf i'm GrO6cn.
SauFtute irsrbsn irpbl tbun irtnn Tt bel mir
anrufrn, sts Te fcnapp faufrn. intrm id ibnrn
aBaarsn an City DrsiIsn Sertaufsn Fam.
Dnntbar fir bic frbr ltsrdle llntriiiibuna
to.lhs mir rrdtrsno btm srrfIciTrntn Sabr ,u
atstl trures, tcHs Id auf cure ftrnnt unttrhas
nns, rsnn iH su@ pUbIfrilr ais is bic Gaarsn
SnfauFt.
StresNet nift ben alttn StanbpIab-9c. %
sSeii' 5amiltcn Shues, Gtlsntaun, ga.
g. 9. 4nelralt.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-17
Gin btrrliber Stcd
W0nbs s01pier.

Der llnltrssibnttt bat irsttn cen sr stm ant
itGnhm Stcd g9antpapsr, fir
parIrur6, 8In8e, Stubtn ,mo Sdben
ubaIttn. tu nca it IN NlItntam mar. Iitt ii
teins llsssrtrtstrnteit rber Tratlsrst icnbnu bic
refine sGatrtsit. wCvcn fb rin jrtrr isItit ttr.
,susn lam, wsnn sr o:ruft. TaS YubIiium
ptUt aud trno6ubtstt ta6 &c rins @inrthtna
sstrcneu batFn, Wenah TT immsr bic HeusIsn
strlss trtaltsn. UNI isin FlprT ssrats an Yti'
tabtIptia unp 9leupctF grEtesn Vstfaufsn tdnn,-
unt rctmh CT uu, IN teu Stanp etiret IN, e.
prutsnb WUtIfsiIrr ;u prtFaufrn. aIs rSe lcniipu
asihsbt gGsr tabtr Bargains modem mill, ftr
rufs unusr;iisli6 an, ttnn CT III I'M Stauet ale
Aniprt6snet sUGfrmmsn ~ tsirseissn
Ssuben @utb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-17
AMERICAN CYCLOP.EDIA.

Die rsipttiptn llnteri6rriter ;u bisiem tenIi.
den g4nfe iptreen bisrbur6 ttuadridtisst. Rap
Ter its Sanb tUstsui&isnsn, tsunt snsstrcf
fen 1T. uno Na6 lis rmislttn nun atbCltn fSnnen
Sc mttr mir teiss 9Gtrt untniuden, bslc msbr
iittr,su1m mir unS, taB baBsIbt siu untnttEtr.
Ii6ss uno rpbfsiIts III, unb ba6 batr nod mstr
llnlrri&rftr earauf IN unisrsr llmssasnN srlanst
ptrtSn icltsn. gGr nod SGraui fubierbren
nil ber irrste Scr ts
Hcuttn @utb.
Stunt 25, 3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-17

%. SS-Sb made als 8Gufu thrauf dui.
merriam, Bag idp quite 9Haayt nit mstmsin fItt.
nsm YrCiit pufauie. une am tritsn fam man iih
eapon it1tultn, wsm man an ssrffiftrnsn
plltm tis Sa&m teistt unt bcrt fault, no man
Die tiaisit'n YFsis fir 8Itiste 9eaatn iints.
&. y. Mpitr.