, 1862-08-02
The New IrOnsides Order.
ed TO ca.

An official report from Indiana says that
State will have ten regiments under the lew !
cbn ready By the 10th Of this month Ad-
vices from other States begin to look little !
more encouraging.
Cor. Dennis sop, RRpres entatiye Gur1ey, Larz
Anderson and Gen. Bates, arrived here to-day, |
as committee from Gov. Tod, to represent to
the president the condition Of southern Ohio
and Kentucky, and secure what relief may be
possible. They represent, as their own belief,
as we'll as the belief Of the Union men Of Ken
lucky, that that State is in imminent danger
In fact, just trembling in tue balance between
the Union aud the Southern confederacy. The
old secession party has been strengthened By
the virtual accession Of an element represented
by such men as Wick]iffe; and the guerilla
uprising. are taken as indicating desire tofee1
the pubic sentiment Of the State and lnfame
young men with the idea Of becoming renown-
cd ctieftains like Morgan. Fears are expressed
Of attempts by seceEsionists and gueri1las to
seize the polls and control the election in
many portions of the State next Monday, which
Is not one Of special Importance, but it is fear
ed they will seize 1t as good opportunity for
rising and overawing Union voters, commit
ting depredations and securing the machinery
Of county goyernmentas an aid to their schems
In FUTURE Whether this takes place OF not,
it Is regarded SO certain that the 6ecessioulsts
are more powerful and dangerous in Kentucky
now, and it is believed that at any rate they
will, If not overawed, interfere with the extra
session OF the legislature just called by Gov
Magoffln. The Union men feel an absolute
necessity, at this time, Of having reliable
1oya1 governor for the State, and hope that
theT may be able to devise some plan by
! which Lieut. GOV. Fisk can be clothed With
all the present power Of the governor, or BY
which such powers may be placed in the
| bands Of some one to be regularly elected.
Meantime, 1t is regarded as absolutely neces-
sar5 to have military force enough imm=di-
ately to prevent any present uprising, and to
| protect Frankfort whel- the legislature meets.
/ Speaker Buckner Is understood to have made
such Representations to Gov. Tod, coupled
With others, regarding the condition Of the
State and border, on the strength Of which
the above named commissioners were at once
sent on to lay the facts before the president
: and Gen. ualleck. They have had one Inter
! 1CW WALL tAC YAkpAASAp1 @AAA ou~ ''Ae-N N@1@NN-
Ha}leck, and at this hour {ten o>clock) ar
again closeted with the president 1t Ia un
de1stood that every effort is being nnde to co
operate with tie views Of GOV. Tod aud tn
commission.
A movement is on foot to organize brig
ade of the employees Of the department 70
service in defense Of Washingto ., 90
clerks to 70 into such organization. judy
Edmonds Of the land office has compan
: raised already.
Simeon Draper of New York. is appointed
| commissioner under stanton's new order
: secure the immediate return Of soldiers al
t ef1icers absent on furlough. He started f
Neg England this evening to begin the no,
: at once
= The President, in conversation with prof.
ipent pelitician to-day, expressed great d
d pleasure ut Wickliffe's speech at 1udianapol
+. Il is stated here as avery significant fact II
J. John Morgan has sent his mother aud fami
awav ffom Lexington, Kentucky, to Jud
II Jim Clark,s, st Hamilton, Ohio, which is
u terpreted to mean that Morgan expects tro1
q le at Lexington and thinks best to have
T. family safe In Ohio.
to The navy department has positive infor1
fs ton that but one iron gunboa1 is building
the rebels in foreign ports, and that has b.
he closely watched, day aud night, for the last
weeks, by the Tuscarora.
es A great war meeting Is to be held here n
nd Wednesday, on the east front Of the cspttS
The Illinois State agent is here, making
tlv rangements for securing arnR for the frss
nt Illinois regiments under the new cali
M Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune:
>. WAsH1EaToH, August 1, 18t
tha Orders have been sen: forward for the az
es Of prominent citizen aud politician OF
on evidence sgainst him which is deemed
On. ficient-
-. Hal1eck stated to certain prominent gel
~ men, and authorized them to make use OF
.ea statements as they might choose, that be
~ and had been In favor Of thorough conf
,aa tion Of all the property Of rebels, saav
~. cludee. He explained that Order Nc.
- intended In spirit TO apply to anybof y,
OF white; that bis theory was that non
men having military business With the
~. should be allowed to be about 1t, and t
80 81 Eas with the sole purpose Of ks eptng nj
operations as secret as possibly that the
:.n" ~ was Issued. He stated th2t 'ae had issu
astS 49, de1e to Gen. Mcclellan to + mpres. and
Ivy. & the negroes he can get, iu' any wayin wh
~ can make them useful, q nd he wa5 to !
t'*o attention Is to whethe they were sla
!, free, or whether the : 1aves of Union OF
~ 80 masters. rhesa questions belong
I'M the civil Law, hut the rebels had b
siinn, on the war snd n iilitary men had no b1
=. | and non11 not seonsf3pr them