The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-23
Rebel Rumor of the Evacuation
of Nashville.
The Rebels Make a Movement be-
tween Richmond and
Petersburg.
The Rebels E'OI'tifying
"incheSter-
Rumored Resignation of MIR. Seward,
to be Succeeded by MIR. Everett.
News OF Sept. &c.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Sept. 26th.-A portion of the
rebel army is now at CRANKY Mines, Newton County,
near the Arkansas line. Gen Schofeld. with Ar
army in excellent condition, is preparing TO march
against them The latest advices represent the
rebel army a motley crew, some we'll armed and
e hers have such arms they could gather in Ar
I kansas. II numbers about III .OOO
FoRrREss Monroe, Sept. 26th-Richmond papers
- un willing to acknowledge the extent of their
recent reverse and say that only or two divisions
have been Withdrawn from the Maryland side Of the
Potomac to resist the contemplated movements OF
Burnside upon the Confederate lines y communI-
cation in the Richmond JPhig. Of the 9th,
Cen Thomas division Of the Federal army still re
mains ut Nashville, but making preparations To
evacuate-
New. of Sept. 81.
pHrI,pELPuIA Sept. 27.-Passeugers from Fort
ress Monroe report that important military movements
have been progressing in that vicinity for several
DAYS past y division marched from Suffolk n few
days since the direction OF Black Water Railroad
Bridge for the purpose Of nerceptng the rebel van
guard, supposed to be marching on Norfolk. The
enemy. however. having heard Of our approach.
could not be found
A great movement Of rebel troops is reported be-
tween Richmond aud Petersburg. Several ioraging
expeditions from Norfolk, have brought in great guam
titles Of W heat and y large number of negroes
were also brought IN
wAsnrxGrox, Sept. 27.-Thirty guerrillas. with
one hundred guns, were captured near Fairfax, a
day - 30 since
The Kentucky Tines has news from Winchester, to
wednesday large force Of rebels were there, but
much demoralized and suffering for want of food.
ed to work on Gfs 8 hs oRsighbOFhoOi were impress
Trehensive that their communication and supplies
will be cut OF by a movement from Washington on
Leesburg. All the public buildings and a number of
PIRATE dwellings in Winchester, used as hOspi
tas.
NEW YORK Sept 27.-Rumors from Wa hngton
So that the President contemplates issuing procla
Irton making Florida n cotton plantation, and in
wing aborers, white and black, to settle there, and
ey will have ample protection from the army and
IVY. Florida is to be reduced to territorial subju-
1tiOn. The movement is said TO be preliminary to
te policy be adopted hereafter with the other
Suthern States.
report from Apalachicola says two Rebel IRON
ad gunbOats nearly ready for service there.
The Tri5une's Washington dispatch has n rumOr
hat Mr. Seward is about to resign the portfolio of
the State Department to Edward Everett. The rumor
grows Of the fact that Mr. Everett is in Washing
tOn at the Invitation Of the President, business
relating TO foreign affairs in regard to which his
views understood to differ from those Of Seward.
New Orleans advices give order by Gen. Butler
requiring the foreign residents in that Department
to report to the Provost Marshal The order says
that in the course Of eight ten days il might be-
come necessary distinguish the dslOyal from the
citizens and the honest neutral foreigners Gen.
Butler threatens punish simulated claims TO for
eign allegiance with the utmost severity.
LOUISVILLE. Sept 27.-The rebels, on Wednesday
night, destroyed the bridge over Salt River. at
longer entertains any designs against this city.
otherwise he would require this bridge. They ap-
pear to be falling back in the direction Of Danvie.
No statements Of a tangible character given
Kirby Smiths whereabouts
Frankfort advices say no rebels there, except n
few sick there and at Lexington. They supposed
20 be eyacuating
CAIRO, Sept 27.-The steamer EHseaie was fired
into by guerrias at Randolph, Wednesday, and
the town was burned in consequence This policy
has been adopted, and will be rigidly inforced in
every ike case.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 27.-The Commission for the trial
Of McKinstry have allowed the proceedings TO be
ported by the newspapers There IS but one charge
Of neglect Of duty. although the specifications
over fifty in number. Fremont IS TO be summoned
as q witness TO show that McKinstry acted under
orders
Dates 10 Sept. 1oth-
Cars RACE, Sept. 27Ih.-The steamer -47SIo Sar-
on, from Liverpool the 18th, and Londonderry, the
I9Jh has arrived. Her news is uuimportant. 1t i
reported that the Confederaies are buying and build
ing numerous steamers in England, and building
ram in the river Mersey.
C0nsOls, 93s al.