Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
NEWS OF rnawREK.


ECtt I'JiIrlrON WIS attacked YESTERDAY
by Woodward and Johnson. The rebels
were ~rrpuised with heavy loss. Col.
Lowe Ui the 9Th IOAH Cavalry, arrived
with rr!nturcr'I4ruIs alter the rebels were
driven oil. und started ~ TIA iuur roluuauIes
in pursuits oi hem lie caIue up with
the enemy sven miles itOH here. Uu the
road 10 GAINESVILLE. strongly lvs%el, t.lch
Iaen III ambush. Af:er hall H!. hour
lighting, IIIr rI.eIny IeJIealed, leaving
then cannoh. The Federal loss j. = XIII
Ell li.i i SOUNDED. Coi. Loves torcrs
not benz sufficient ~ continue the par
salt reIurneJ.
The whole business rUgIICa - thr jo,su
OF jackson. .Amuio. C3untg. California
wa. burned on the -.5.i. T,yD thousand
people ,.sef- rendered hcmeless. Loss
four hundred thousand dollar. VERY lit
liz insured
| understand that Mr.. George Francis
Train was rather uuceremCuIouS!y pre-
vented from sailing II The last Steamer
for the United States. and 6lso that he
caused II telegram 20 be forwarded 10 the
Agent Of the Associated Press at Liver
pool. 10 the effect that lac had bscn arrest
ell on the eve of his Departure. by order
of the British Government. There is. |
believe, no doubt that he was thus suIn-
marily arrested; but ii Is due to the
British Government 10 say that II was for
no political offence. and the place of his
present confinement j. not Il OF the
State prisons. hut one Of those peculiar
lodging houses in the vicinity 81 Chan
Gerry Ii ne. made familiar TO US ty the
writings of Dickens and similar "riters.-
LyHA,n Correspond. 49, : The Pill. Ie40trsr.
Eleven hundred confederate prisoners
left Camp Chas- 1"r Niaksburg Tuesday
morning last. 10 lie exchanged.
Chiffon u0UsE. T.. w, AuE. -.
The gent supposed to be Yancry who
arrived mere the other dav in a dirty dis
guise. was not Yancev but George n.
Saunders, supposed TO be the bearer OF
dispatches from the rebel government.
He sailed by Saturdays steamer from
Quebec.
Saunders left Richmond on the II inst
Hon. q. A. Grow was unanimously
nominated as candidate for Congress,
from the 18th district of Pennsylvania.
Our ON domestic commissions have at
tracted so much Of our peoples attention,
that we have neglected the schemes and
operations of foreign opponents. Last
year when Napoleon concluded 10 invade
Mexico, nan of our public men were i'm
pressed with the idea Of his having an
understanding with our rebel government
Intelligence has been recsiged by tho al
test arrival that England has become
aware OF the EmpegoY's designs, and Is
now negotiating W. our government TO
prevent their consummation.-'The states
men of England" says the Philadelphia
Journal, seen 10 have discovered the
plot and informed our Government pF its
existence" We trnst that proper action
will be taken in the premises.-TLeFe Is
n deep scheme CT foot TO divide our
coutry and set NJ p monarchy on our
Southern border.
Gov. Dennison with q special committee,
visited Gen. Halleck & few DAYS AGO, with
the reluest that he would permit the
decimated Seventh 70 70 nome 10 rest
and recruit its ranks. 40" promptly
answered the CommanGer-in-Chief II
every man but one IN that regiment were
killed and he was Il lame drumner-bUy, I
would keep It in the field"
The General rightly judge that the pr1s-
t;ge of such a regiment before the enemy
is worth a thousand men.-C5Yir |slrs.
A gentlemen vho left Gen. y. Nor
CANS camp, CT Cumberland Gap. says
that a few days ago eight hundred Tennes-
Seeans made their ape rance n 81 body,
and all VOLUNTEERED. There was a compe-
a. of forty-ive Georgians and North Car
~oilnians vino came in the day before he
left the General.
Letters were received in Chicago. On
Monday, stating that Col. Chas. a. Null
gan had been ordered under arrest by the
War Department. The of his AZ
rest was moi distinctly stated, JUt it Is
understood TO be for some action. or con
duct in connection with his former posi-
ton in command of Camp Douglass.