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REGIMENTS ORGANIZING.

These loyal mountain heroes, worthy
the days of Tell, on their arrival here, hasten q
10 organize themselves into regiments under
competent oficers, and ask only to be led
back 10 arms against the common enemies
of our country and of mankind; and woe
unto those rebel hosts whose tate it may be
to be overtaken by these exas speratsd and
noble East Tenuesseans"
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The Lexington (Ky.) correspondent Of
the PhiladelDhia Press says:
at is greatly to be lamented that the
United States have not long since taken aud
held that pre-eminently loyal section OF
country known as East Tennessee. The
allure to do it is a consequence rather of
incompetent leaders than OF any want OF
will or power in the Union government or
armies. The expressing tyrannies to which
that people are now subjected by the mill
tary despotism of Kirby Smiths forces are
almost inconceivable. A Gordon of rebel
military posts and pickets is stretched around
that devoted country, and the jeff. Davis
conscript Law is enforced with merciless
rigor upon all males between the ages of
eighteen and forty. The people. being al
most unanimously loyal, look upon the rebel
draft with horror. and are fleeing by scores
and hundreds in any direction which prom
ises the shortest access to the Union lines.
Most Of them strike for Kentucky, but are
often encountered ana headed by the rebel
pickets and captured, or shot down like wild
beasts.
THEIR sUFFERINGs AND PRIvATIoNs.
1.-TWO parties of them arrived here yes
terday. amounting, in all. TO about one hun
ored men, having lett their iani'es aou
everything behind them to escape with
their lives. Large numbers are arriving
here almost every day, singly and in squads,
nearly worn down with exposure and ia
tiyue. and with nothing but the scanty
wsrdrobes upon their backs. Many Of their
tales of privation and suffering are heart
rending in the extreme. Often have they
TO lie concealed for days and nights upon
the mountains, suffering for want OF both
food and raimeus. in their patriotic endeav-
ors . escape through the lines of rebel
picke,s. and only succeeded at last by pro-
curing pilots to pass them through at night,
guided by the light of the enemy's car p
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To The Edtt0r Of The ". Y. 7TibUae:
ESTEEMED FRIESD: = In my perusal O
Friends Asscellnny. found the following
letter of ancient date. copy of which
am thy friend.
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The Expedition 10 Galia,in. Tenn.

NASHVILLE Tenn, August IA 1882.
The expedition 10 Gaatin was fred into s return
here when three mes from Callatin. One
Killed aud wounded We returned the hre and killed
several rebels aud recoptrred wag1nlold Of guns.
Colonel Boone aud hts command Of hundred and
twenty ncn captured BY the rebels, have been parood
Col. Miller has returned from GaIialn with his com
mand Just before leaving the train fred into by
guerias ard fight ensucd. The rebel loss was about
thirty; tho Union loss killed aud three wounded The
rebels were dispersed.
There Is Union telegraph operator In Galaiin, aud
the condition OF affairs Is not known.
Morgan entered Gallatn at four o'clock A. NJ, after
capturing the scnncs, who asleep Colonel Boone,
the Union commander, was in bed. The surrender was
conditional upon parole for officers and alike which
was granted Colonel Boone has gone 10 Kentucky
Prominent Union mon arrested aerward were discharged
Internationally.
Morgan is said TO be stil in possession Of Gallatin
passenger train for Louisville leaves Tomorrow the
citizens on the Edgehed and Kentucky road consentng
the passage provided no supplies stores are trans.
ported = 1 5. M \
Arrangements have been made for the restoration Of
telegraph and railroad communication between Nashville
and Louisville via Galatin, which win b. flushed In
abput w 9ays.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
o FF IcI l..

Organization OF the Army OF Virginia.
GENERAL 0RDERs-NO. 1903.
The following has just been ssued:-
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJUrANr GENERAL = Oyricn,
WAsrINGroN, August IL, 1862.
Tho following il order Of tho President Of the United
States, dated juno 20, 1904
]. The forces under Major Generals Fremont, Banks
and Mcdowell including tho troops now under Brgadier
General Sturgis at Washington shall be consolidated and
form one army, to be called the Army Of Virginia.
IT. The command Of the Army Of Virginia is specially
assigned 70 Major General John Pope Commanding
General
The troops Of the Mountain Department, heretofore un
der command Of General Fremont shall constitute the
arst army corps, under the command Of General Ere.
mont.
Tho troops or tho Shenandoah Department, Under
General Banks, shall constitu;o The second army corps.
and be commanded by him.
Tho troops under the copsoapd cT General Mcdowell,
except those within the for,ihcatons and the city Of
Washington shqll form the third army corps, and be
under his command.
T,y order CT tho SECRETARY OF WAR.
T. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adiutant General.
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NEWS NEWS sSnM!. FROM THE PACIFIC.
San FRAYnsco. Anrn.tl1-

SAA FRAGClsGO, August III, 1862
Arrived. ship Twilight, New York. Sailed ship Mid
night Boston, carrying 1000 bales Of WOOL 600 sacs
copper ore, 6o0o hides; steamer Godon Age, Panama
with 800 passengers and ssoI 900 treasure for New
York and s267 goo for England.
Most OF the passengers rescued from the Golden Gate
sailed ror the E-st.
Boston syrup. 66c.; wheat 81 20 pcr 100 lbs.
Tho northern coast steamer has arrived with four hun
drcd passengers and 100000 in treasure from British
Colombia, ara S175 600 from Oregon.
The Oraoridn estimates tho emigration this year to
Oregon and Washington al thirty thousand.
SAW FRANCISCO August ~ 1892
Candles, 1siic; sperm, s21sc Eastern provisions re-
tive, improving rates Domestic li9urs frn, Butter
Csc. oalSun. oh b1les: 500 hbls Rii ngs hams lsc
Sandwich Island dates aro 10 tho i7,l July.
Tho Annie laurie tho irs. steamer ever buli IN the
Hawaiian Kingdom, was successfully launched she Is Of
eighty tons burthen, and designed 10 enter the Island
trade.
4 sugar refinery and rice cleaning establishment Is
about COMMENCING operations NJ Honolulu.
An exciting political contest has commenced IN Cali
fornia tie ssuo bong the choice OF members o The Ic
gisiatue to cleo, United States senator qho election
The leading Senatorial candidates r. W. Iafk, re-
publican; Latham the present incumbent The Breckia-
ridge democrats candidate IN the urlncipal counties,
evidently intending to cast their votes for the Union
san FRANCISCO August 49, 1869
Arrived ship Morning star, New York
Colonel Courers re iment of California Volunteers left
for Fort Churchill Nevada county, to-day, continuing
their march towards salt Lake
Engrants arriving overland al Carson Valley, report
that the route is in good condition aud plenty Of grass
and water, and little trouble from Indians Half Of the
large emigration this year IL reported 10 be destined for
the mines OF Oregon and Washington.
News from Oregon of the 1h states that arrangements
making 10 establish pony express from Portland 10
henton and the MissOuri river, 900 miles
There was large republican meeting at San Francisco
last evening addressed by Governor Nye, Of Nevada
SAN FRANCISCO, August IA, 1862.
Alcohol, in tin, 90c Pure spirits, 45c. Candles ac-
tive. Butter scarce. whskcy, 47kc. Crushed sugar
loo. Gunny bags 23c. Drills, 23c
Tho ship Twilight has been chartered Tor ioad-mis.
collaueOus cargo-for Cork
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THE WAR IN AMERICA.

In the House Of lords Lord S.rathlcdcn moved for
correspondence with Mr. relative to the acknow
'edgemeat Of the Sopthern States.
Lord Russell said was expedient to produce "a.
The asen of the Confederate STATES was not reaog
uizea and all communica,io2s were rEefacial, Cores
Iondcnce hal tiken place with Aiassgs. ADAMS ano
Seward but Ike Bi,ish government replied rs before.
,ie stated uicaton had boon received rron
any foreign Power relative the recognition Of The
Southern slacs.
Earl nalmc 5rry suggested ta' the sogernmcn shonc
communicate sh other Powers, with view Of Offering
mediation i 4 ..vo able Opportunity arises.
Lord 2rsse' agreed that it desirable, Il mediation
is oacrcd, at III Powers should Join in il. He paid
high ccni linen, tc Lord Lyons
The an,i1N finally withdrawn.
In H. House Of commons Mr. Give, in answer to Mr.
lauly seymour, said tine prayer which Inc Bishop oi
Oxford wished rse with respect to civil not il
violation Of lie Aei Of Cniformits.
Mr.. Seymour gave notice that he would repeat the
question on the Ith.
Parliament wss prosogued OF The .!h.
The Qreen IN speech prorogu.ng Parliament, says:
s'Cig war, which FOR time has been raging ir
America has unfortunately contarcd in uuabated i,
easily The evils with hich L has bcan ATTENDED
have not been caafned % rio American conens; ban
her Majesty hayng from the determined to take
part in The contest, .as .cptr oiS
| ihe neutrality weA she has steadily atherod to's
Tho statement ,:; lne Confederate steamer, NUN
Der 900, from Iivsrpao hal put into lo.yhead proved
unioundcd. slc last the it inst or Gart's
Causeway, golg fourteen knots hour The TscarcrR
bad been in search Of her in the Irish Channel, but
urncd to Queenstown whs. port si.c rgan left the
7ih. Her destination was unkncvr.
The movements OF thc Tascacosa give rise to
an.madyersiois IN shipping circles.
Tie London r'res cdi,orisy argos = Fae.ana wishes
give tha fc rails res im2llsr sl1 has 81 - take
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Arrival OF Rebel Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, August Ia, 1862.
Last night train Of arrived from Cupeppcr
bringing another instament OF confederate Prisoners
numbering about ono hundred and hfty. They were
placed In charge Of detachment Of the Tenth New Jersey
regiment and Company of the Eighty sixth New York,
OF the Provost Guard about two O'Clock this morning.
and escorted 70 the Old Capitol
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INTERESTING FROM FORT PULASKI.

The Capture OF the Captain or the
Savannah Ram Fingai, or Gcora ia, &c.
HnToS HEAD, August 10, 1852.
I write on board the Ar go, as go down the bay
You may stlto that Captain j. Pembroke Jones, the cap
tain rebel RAM is or the prisoners captured
board tho General Lae from Savannah. The vessel
for tho purpose, than any ohcr of bringing
that officer to spy out the channel These facts have
inst
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No Alliance Between France and Rus
sia Relative to Intervention.
Escape Of the Anglo Confederate
Steamer NO, 290.
Garibaldi's Schemes Opposed BY victos
Emanuel.
ADVANCE IN COTTON AND DECLINE IN BaeADsTuffs
TO- &C.. A.

Cars RACE, August Is, 1862.
The steamship Glasgow from Liverpool Wednesday,
the 9Th and Queenstown 7h u!t, passed Cape Race al
half-pas; three r. n. to-day route to New York. She
boarded by the press yacht and the news obtained
The steamship Norwegian, from Quebec, arrived as
Londonderry the 5,h inst.
The steamship Great Eastern from New York, arrived
or Queenstown cn the 5th inst
The steamship City Of New York. from New York, az
rived at Queenstown the 9Th inst.
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lfely.

Gasibald had issued proclamation, urging the young
men To arms IN spirited terms. Victor Enangoi had
issucd a counter proclamation, denulncrg Tho reycu
tionary schemes and threatening tho rcr CT thc law
those who disobeyed he declared thit ho, himself,
woald In The matter Of Rome ~ he itting tine
These events attracted great attention towards hay
The Engsh ournals generally regret s.lbads
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FoRraEss MONROE, August IL, 1856:

FoRrREss MONROE, August IL, 1862
The steamboat Port Royal arrived here early this
morning. with Governor Sprague on board, from Aqua
creek.
Mr. Isaac shannon was accidentally drowned at this
place while bathing evening. Ie md been employed
for several months in driving ambu ances with the mas
between the Hvgeis Mil Creek and Chesapeake hospitals
Ile married sisters living in New York ely
and ore 10 lroy, n " They obtain Information IN
rsgrd his effects and the due him BY apply ing
70 irr Gilbert Medical, Director Fortress Monroe.
Tho mapcat from Harrisons Landing arrived At For
Monre at four o'clock she brings no news OF i'm
p'rtancs.
The steamer George Washington arrived here last
evening seven O'clock from Harriscns Landing with
Ave hundred sick SOLDIERS most Of whom are convaies
cont and win be ace to return To duty in week or two
FORTRESS MONROE August II, 1862.
The steamer Ariel, from Harrison's Landing. brought
down seventy four rebel prisoners They
medatcy to the Rip Raps for quarters Ill otherwise dis
posed Of.
Tho military telegraph 10 Fortress Monroe stopped
working last evening, and IL is feared tho cablo IS
broken.
This morning the steamer Express brough, down from
Harrson's Landing over 400 discharged musicians and
disabled soldicrs.
lieutenant an Illinois regiment. who has been
prisoner at Richmond arrived at Fortress Monroe last
evening and reports that when he left Richmond, the
12;h last there about twenty ladies' in prison
at that place. Some Northern ladies' who had
iouneyed there in search Of their husbands who had
been captured, and Southern laes, who had
expressed their attachment to the United States.
Tho mall boat from Harrsons Landing at Fort
Mn-oea halfpast three p. NJ, ana brought down
Gen Mccall late OF Richmond and his way to Wash
ingtcn, ID. C.
There is no later from Gen. ScClel!an's army
The weather is cooler and very favorable for the sick
lot OF rebels taken from the Rip Raps this az
tcrnoon and taken to Norfolk They are soon TO be
exchanged
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wmuNGToN, August IL, 1852.
Tho bodies q Captains Goodwin, Of Company X Cary
6 Company @; Williams, Of Company D, and Abbott, OF
COMPANY 4, and Lieutenant Perkins, Of Company H.
Second Massachusetts, regiment have been ombamed, by
special ssaer or Governor Andrew OF Massachusetts,
and som 70 Aoston to-day At the expense Of the State
The betty Of Captain Moses OBrien, Of Company Third
WISCONSIN, has also been Forwarded 10 Wisconsin, after
undergoing tho Same process
D.. Brown has aso by order OF the Governor OF Wis
consn proceeded TO the battle ground Of Slaughter .
Mountain body of Lieutenant Colonel Crane,
cr tho Third Wisconsin, which il to bc dsnterred disn-
fected and sent home at the expense Of the Stato
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DETROIT, August II, 1867.
II II oncialy stated that Nchgan's quota under the
nrst call for volunteers full Full companies from va.
rious pars Of the State continue 70 oor cannot be
accepted. There will be no difficulty in completing eli
rsqtsItiens By the federal govsrnmsnt On this State
Without lraftlss
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IMPORTANT Fa0M EAST TENNESSEE

Ernurcgard Reported Near Chattanooga,
Cooperating with Bragg-rhctr Force
Estimated "a Seventy Thousand, sc.
MEsrns, Tenn, August 49, 1852. -
General Beauresar 10 at Chattanooga cooperating with
General Bragg. Thsr combined force Is not less than
seventy thousand men.
schooner from Havana the blockade Mobile on
the 9TH inst. she had cargo OF salt, ammunition an d
cavalry equipments.
Aycsburg letter says that the streets Of that city
arc beginning to assume their former lively appearance
Rerug yes returning and opening their places Of busi
ness al the damages to tho city by the federal shells
will be impaired within month.
Tho Gap ture Of Bewcn's Brigade Denied.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 10, 1852.
A despatch ivom the commanding general st cumbsr.
land Gap says ttt the Richmond Ekaminss story Of the
9th inst, oopcsrpg The capture of Bowsn's command
nlps Sewl lhaeNe. Hlyn hIe enRaak
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SgSi's HEADQUARTERS,
Mar RAPrpAN RiyEN. Angn 4 Is. 1902. I

NEAR KAPrpAS RfvEN, Auguat 15. 1862.
the enemy arc still reported rctreatng beyond the
xapiian river, although tay have force the other
adc with gups position and large body Of cavalry in
sher neighbchood, supposed DC merely covering tho
yetrcat OF the main body.
Gcncrs I!roy is In the advance With General Bufords
md General BayGrd's cavalry aud some artillery.
The river Is easily !ordcd at mary points.
~ Is stated that g,oncwal Jacksoas array numbers at
IeEt su.y thousand Nor lie bas .ed move them
al of safsly. excepting Few srscsars Some the
latter came !rto our camp last night said that almost
AZ the Virginia soldiers would desert II lhey thought that
Shey would be well treated.
Union soldier loaud In the woods on Wednesday
with his nausket barrel graspcd in both hands. Tie
stock was bfoseg o aud eleven dead rcbes were lying
around him, With their heads smashed aud others
Bruised In various ways THIS shows with what ies.
peraton the Union hero had fought Cor his ii but with
out avail. His body Was pierced with thrce Nuiles.
Many Of the snemys dead were left unburSed whils
others only half covered in many cases ars and
feet were seen above the earth.
Como thrtysix wounded prisoners concealed near the
batNs Geld In houses, were brought IN today.
Congrataiatory Despatch from General
Halleck 70 General Pope.
1855 wAsaxoroN, August Is, 1861.
rhs following Telegram has been sent 10 Gen. Pope--
MAO. GsxmAI porH:-
Ysur telegram of last evening IL most sssIsfastory and
esusrasulass you and your army and particularly Gen.
Dasks end HE sorps your hard earned bus brliat
sssssW alsa1 Isssg .sP'gl6 YDlna ysW essW
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II is reported thar the French Council Of State are
trying devise TO render France ndspcrdent OF
America for cotton.
Tie Peste says when the French army moves
Mexico III November tho navy win make demonstration
on the Pacific coast.
The Bousse was heavy at cor.
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have covered thsmvss with gory. and Cedar mountain
will be known in Astory OF the great battle fields
Of the war H.w. HALLECK, 0snsrAin- Chief.
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NEWS FROM m'cLELLAH's ARMY.


PHI-ADErPHA, August IL, 1892.
There Is rumor current here, which 10 based good
authority that Gen. McCsllan's late movements the
peninsula have been conducted with entire safety TO his
command.
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INTERESTING FRaM RICHMOND.

Statement or CautFahan6-.ho Rebel
Forces and EcrSIiicattons at Rica-
mon3'-i lac Isebei I4usses in the seven
Bays Battles, &c.
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insd by court martial account Of the need OF all or
nosra Of high rank 70 be with their commands, and the
list Of Witnesses both sides includes some MY pro-
m inent o01cera
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OuLpErPER, August 13--1oS0P NJ
y , reported shat stoncwall jackson encamped last
1ight near Orange Court House, Baylors creek and
Al.o occupied Southwest Mountain.
General Popc's fsrces have advanced towards Orange