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that can be found In any house the country.
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~ THE TINE FOR RECEIVING BIDS under
the above advertisement Il indefinitely postponed
jyla A. BECKWITA, Msjor q. q.
, 1862-09-11
a Rebel Armed Vessel Captured
and Two Destroyed On the
Texan Coast.
COEPUS CHRISTI B0MBARDED.

New YORK, Sept. 10-The Washington
correEpot dent OF the morning Journals says:
Flag officer Dupput reports Lnat there are
no rebel soldiers on the Southern coast 80 fur
aB he can discover. The officers OF the Rhode
Island, which has just arrived from the Sauth,
confirm the general truth OF this statement.
The inference Is that every armed man has
been sent to swell the armies now aiming to
invade the North.
Litut. j. ]. Kittridge, commanding the
squadron blockadiog Arausas, on the Texas
cosst, has made 4 rtport to the navy depart.
ment OF his recent attempt to drive the rebel,
from Aran-as and Corpus Christi Bays and
vicinity in Texas. He announces the capture
Of the rebel armed vessel Breaker, and also
the destruction Of the rebel armed schooner
Elmer and eyoop Hannah. The d y succeed
ing the encounter wIth these vtssele, he land
ed at Corpus Christi under flag Of truce,
and bad an interview with Major Hobby, in
command Of the rebels, and Judge G1pin,
Chief Justice OF the county, Of whom he
military, adding, it tuey refused, it would be
necessary to remeye the women aud children,
as he should open fire The rebels asked for
fo1ty-eigbt hours in which to consider the
proposition, which Was grauted- This tim:
they used in erecting batteries, IRON which
they fred upon our vessels. The tire was re-
turned with spirit, and thei1 b -tteries were
toon silrpced, but IS soon as the driug ceased
on our side, they re-opeued on US. Firing was
Kept up for Two OF three days when the rebels
having been scattered bg our fire retre lted to
the plains rehtl reinforcsEe ents, no ~eyer, ap-
pfoacbirg, and our ammunition being nearly
exhausted, it was deemed best not to pursue
our advantage, for the purpose OF repairing
tie slight damage done our vessels, and g-t 3
supply of ammunition, that more vigorous
a'tack might be- made. Our loss was one
killed, none wounded.
, 1862-09-11
e bG Utttu1rk*
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ii, 1852.
THE NEWS,

The news from Cincinnati is Of an ex-
citing character. The latest dispatches
state that the enemy, under Gen. Heath,
had appeared within two miles of Fort.
Mitchell, and that skirnlislling was in pro-
grcss among the rickcts The strength Of
the rebels at this poiut was not known,
but it as lou Int that Gen. Kirby Smiths
army was about 10000 strong. Our forces
were drawn up in line Of battle, and a
Eight was expected at daylight this morn
ing.
4 dispatch ffcm Harrisburg reports that
Jackson Las pushed on from Frederick to
Hascrstown, Maryland, thirty miles north
vest Of the former place, and only five or
six from the Pennsylvania line. This
route carries him away from Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and renders his move
ment even more mystery than before.
Nothing definite is revealed concerning the
operations Of onr army in that direction.
except that it is posed to prevent the main
1e5el force from crossing to the assistance
Of Jackson.
, 1862-09-11

z A gentleman, Vito lcf; Washington
on ilonday cyc'ing, States that al DAY
Sunday, Sunday hight, and Monday, there
poured cut Of Washington stream OF re-
Gimcnls Of infantry and cavalry, studded
With artillery: They Were marching up
the Potomac read, towards Harpers Ferry
TN the Maryland side The head Of this
column was heard from--at Poolesyille,
where it attacked and routed
the rebels. Sioncwall jackson
may discern that lie las gone North in
search Of ;iluuder lille too tar, and that
bis safer course would have been to have
staid in Dixie. II it prove true that the
rebels have crossed the Potomac in force,
desperate fgh,ing may be looked for be-
fore many days. Our troops will be in
rear Of the rebel army, and the latter will
have the choice Of g''ins farther North
and tarlng worse, or attempting to fight
their way back across the Potomac Some
quil nuncs sla'c that the rebels have no,
crossed tho riye1 III great furcc, but are
waiting until the Federal forces withdra =
from Washington to make a dash upon
it and capture it. But plenty Of men will
be left behind to man the forts and render
such an enterprise abortire.
, 1862-09-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
A GENUINE TORY TICKET
NOMINATED,
Vallandighana Resolutions
Adopted.

SPRINGFIELD, III, Sept. 10.-The Democratic
Convention net here to-day. It Was very poor
y represented. Forty counties we're unrepre-
sented.
Jas. c. Allen YVES nominated for Congress
man at large, beating Col. 7. Lyle Di:key.
s. 8. Hayes denounced the slaughtering Of
Dickey and said the volunteers would write
home to their friends to spe" the Democratic
party cut Of the peoples mouths on account
of If.
Alex starne was unanimously noainated
for treasurer, and J. T. Brooks for superinten-
dent OF public instruction, BY acclapation
Candidates for the offices were few lad not
over anxious to be set up merely to be knock
ed down again.
Vallandigham resolutions Of the straightest
Kind were passed.
No1thern delegates to the convention are
difgueted and say the ticket will be defeated
By 20, ,O0U majority
, 1862-09-11
FRom TIE SOUTHWEST.


New YORK, Sept. 10.-New Orleans papers
oftbe lsr report that an expedition undtr Col
Thomas, along the coast, routed band OF
guerillas, captured l,5O0 oxen and horses,
three gue,i illas and other cattle. Three OF our
men we're wounded and one guerilla killed.
According TO correspondent OF Mobile
paper, writing from Jackson, MISS, much
concern vas felt there that the federals would
capture q large wagon train sent to Hindman.
Our cavalry were in purauft Of it.
On 1ht 30th ult. there Was some "xcttement
among the rghels in expectation that the rebel
ship yard On the Yazoo River, where several
gnnhoats we're nearly completed, might be de-
stfnyed.
The steamer 1berei1le hsd been fired into
hy- guettllaa about sixty miles ADORE New
Orlesns.
The guerillas had captured tWo coastiug
schooneTR.
One old soldier, formerly under Andrew
Jackson, refused to give up his oil mosket,
aid was s. ntenced to thirty days inpsisoa-
tnt, hut Gen. Butler promptly reui1Eed the
sentence ..
The German theatre and adjacent stab1ea
were burned on the 51st-
The Dt1to notices the close of the summer
ttati1 hat the b. al'h Of the city has beer
unparalleled, ,srd COZ geatula.es the citiz=ns OF
he etti1e aostuce Of yelo8 fever,
, 1862-09-11
FROM CINCINNATI.
THE ENEh1f fWN MILES FROM
FORT mitchell.
Skirmishing on the Picket Lines.
4 FIGHT EXPECTED At DAYLIGHT
THIS morning..
GEN. KIRBY SMITHS F0RC]
10000 STRONG.
The Union Army Drawn Up in
Line Of Battle,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]
C1Sc1SSA11, Sept, 10, 1862.
The news from the front is, and it comes
from re1iable source, that Gen. Heath and
s':f, with 100 cavalry and two regiments of
ir5autry are two miles south Of Fort Mitchell,
and in plain sight Of the opening of the
woods. The force eyond them is not known.
skirniehiDg is going On. Our pickets have
brought in two Of tic rebel mounted scouts.
The cuemy are getting in position. Our army
are drawn up III line Of battle and are laying
OIL their arms. 4 fight is expected By day
light.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
C1Sc1sSAT1, Sept 10. 1852.
4 flag of truce met Gen. Heath, fifteen
miles from the city yesterday afternoon. II
covered nurses going to Richmond to take
care Of our wounded, etc. Heath refused but
Kirby Smith passed It.
Our pickets are now in sight Of the
city.
There is rumor that the rebels are ap-
preaching the river tour miles below. Many
think there will be q fight before night, and
others regard the movement as feint.
Wallace viii soon seek fight if the rebels
do not come up.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10-3p. ma train Of
thirty ambulances, with flag Of truce, left
here yesterday afternoon for the use OF our
wounded. At Richmond, twelve miles dis
tsnt, they were halted By the eneny's pickets
The officer in command was taken before
GeE. Heath, and informed that the train could
not pass. and he Was not receiving flags of
truce at present. An appeal Was made to
Kirby Smith, and the ambulances we're allow
i ed 10 proceed.
Scouts report the rebels moving in two d.
visions, numbering about 16 900.
EARLY this mornings large cavalry force at
tackled our pickess on Licking River, driving
them buck mile, Several were wounded.
! Our whole force over the river was drawn up
| in line of battle at noon to-day. One of our
men was killed in picket skirmish-
, 1862-09-11

Shall the Soldiers be Allowed to Vote.
a correspondent reviews the provisions
OF our State constitution on the qucs-
ton OF tue soldiers voting this fall. Hc does
it candidly aud ably. We think he fairly
establishes TIT point that they need not be
di5fraEclircd. There is one point, however,
tie onllt5 to make w haI party OF class OF
politicians will unter!ake to prevent the
Votes Of the soldiers from being counted in
cuset they are returned? What candidate will
undertake to throw out the votes Of the
eoloiers, bec6u:c they have voted against, aud
defeated him? The persons that may do it
would be branded as Infamous, for the rest
OF their days. The soldiers, or good part of
them, will return to the State after the wrar is
over. How would they deal with the un-
patriotic wrctcaes who tried to defrau3 them
ort If the elvc'i7c franchise, for no better
1e2soa thai that, they We're peril4ng their
lives IN dttepse OF their ultry? Read the
Contamination
, 1862-09-11

The revelations in Gen. Pope's official
report It the recent engagements in V1r~
g11sis may we'll star,le the country. H.
:ffrnls that Gen. NJ Clc'lan practically re-
used to send him supplies from Alexan-
dina when lis men and horses were nearly
furnished that Gen. Fig John Porter dis
obcyed his (Popes) written orders On
The battle field, and withdrew from
tie engagement af1eT firing few shots;
that Gen. Griffin likewise withdrew, and
employed his leisure, willie the fight WIS
raging ID his ears, in haranging a crowd Of
Officers On the incompetency of the COM
mapdlng general; and that all his eff rts
Eere tEwarted by nnutinous and treacher-
Gus officers Of the army Of the Potomac,
While it was in extremely bad taste f,r
Gen. Popeto commence his campaign in
Virginia tE proclni hing that he had come
fTom the West where we had always seen
tle backs Of our implying, Of courscs
chat tue Eastern army were not accustomed
TO such sishts-lhc only proper course to
pursue With officers who bctray their coun-
try in the awful Eloment Of decisive battle.
Oh which the des'ini.s of the country are sus-
pended, is 10 shoot 1lltna is soon as the f4cts
a1e made known. II we could imagine such
conduct On the part Of one Of NApoleous,
or Wellingtou's, or Fred"ricE's generals.
the veriest Child c,uld predict the cnlpri,'s
fate. IGen. Fig John Porter may COM
init D1u;iny in the lace Of the enemy, dis
obey orders, and run away, leaving his
comrades to perish, every private in the
ranks may defy his captain, or thrust his
baronet into hin.
We do not assert that Gen. Pope's state-
meIts arc true OF false. They have the
air Of probability, 10 say the least, agreeing
with those Of numerous witnesses who
luEe n,it;:n from tIcfitll anl from Wash
ingtcn. We do asser; that il they be true,
the couutry is in greater danger to-day from
its own army than from, the lcgions Of jeff
Davis, and if an example he not made OF
some Of these 1'tetorias.s the nation is ru-
incd already. We shall some day have
genera (of whom tie enemy were never
fca.ful) not only dis,bvyins the President,
bit paroling lin not IL night against the
kingdom Of West Point. We care not
what becomes ol Gen. Pope, OF any other
man, or any number Of men. We speak
for the Republic, which demands that pol
troous, inlbecilcs, and traitors shall not
command its armies SAIL not wilfully
and with impuuity leopard its life, and the
precious interests Of humanity bound up
with il.
, 1862-09-11

Operations OF Humphrey MARSHALL.

operations OF humphrey m8f6Aau.
RussELtyhIE, Ky, Sept 1c.-Maj. Ken
ne6y, sth Kentucky cavalry, had skirmsh
today, near Allensvi1le, with Wood wards
guerillas. The federals lost one and captured
four prisoners.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10--Hon. Richard Appa-
SOD, from Noun. Sterling, reports Humphrey
Marshall there with 100 tfoops, including
cavalry and artillery, a1resting citizens and
searching houses. He reported that force OF
rebel cavalry took possession Of Eminence,
Ky., last nig ght- John Morgan occupies the
Observer and Reporter Office, at Lexington, as
he dqlarters.
Hon. Joshua F. B. Il, recently unconditional
" released BY the rebels arrived at the Gait
HGuse to-day.
It is rumored that shout 400 rebels from
Lexington last Sunday, took possession Of
Leba1 on To-day Tumors and conflicting re-
ports are in circulation indicating skirnishrs
| at Ta3 1orsville and other poia's, but nothing
| reliable as to results, can be procured to-
| night.
The Southern telegraph line is working to
! Russo lville at d Franklin. The train tra II
Frar ktort this morning came back + ON
| O'Banpon's station. sixteen miles east, fist.
Lug IN attack from gusrillas,
, 1862-09-11
1*otn Ne2iment Organized.

*ANssAUaEHE ORGANIZED.
1he LlS'ogs:on County regiment WAS orran
ized and sworn into the service at Pontiac m
Monday. 1t numbers fill 1000 men. 80
Q: the companies were raised in Llyinpator
and four in Scott county.
The understanding WAS that Livingston Co.
Should have the culQasl and M jor, and Scott
Co. the lieutenant colonel- Tni, arrangement
WIS carried out 10 the letter, and the follow
ing officers er cnos,n:
. Colcnel-G. P Suith, Livingston county.
{ Lieut.. Colohel-dcnr3 c .se, Scott county
Major-A. j: Cropsey, Livingston county.
:. b committee wa appointed to distribute
the subordinate # i { ii .ers in prop ,r;ion be-
tween lie Llving.lon and Scott county CON.
panies-
the republicans IN the 9th Congressional Dis,
trict il 1850 in opposi1,nn to John 4. {nog
coloneD McClernaad He Was one OF the fist
to volunteer at tire outbreak OF the rebellion,
joining the 18th Illinois infantry. He WIS
after Zen mouths service, transferred to tnl
9Th Illinois cavalry ia whica he served fou
months III health compelled hin to re-
sign, but not Until be attained the position o
major.