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New YORK, September 2-The HeraIi'S special
Washington telegram says We are without any
later information than already published IN regard
to operations at Charleston. Gilmore aud Dshlgren
report everything progressing fsvorably.
A Memphis letter of August 18th denies the death
Of Pemberton, but says that some of his men have
sworn 10 kill him. He has been taken 10 Richmond
under a strong guard. Fully two thirds Of his army
are in the field under Hardee. Johnston is still IN
command OF Mobile.
CHICAGO, September 2-The Richmond Enquirer,
of FRI lag, iutimates that the retaliation threatened
by BeauTegard, il Gilmore shells Charleston, will be
to move the Federal prisoners from Libby prison TO
Belle Island. to be distributed at various points IN
the city of Charleston, and then inform Gilmore that
Charleston invites his shells
New YORK. September 4-The following extra
ordinary statement is addressed TO the Times, in
which paper il appears this morning
PHILADELPHIA, September l.-Having just return
ed from r chmon g., Va, where | have been for over
one year, l wish you would give the following publ
cation in your valuable journal:
I have, during my stay in Richmond, male the
intimate acquaintance OF j. Lane. captain in the
Confederate army, son of Gen. Joe Lane of Oregon,
who is we'll Informed. and who assures me that the
late invasion OF the North by Lee and Morgan was
made upon the earnest and undonbted representa-
tions of that true Southern man, Valiandigham,
who assured JEFF Davis and his cabinet that the
North was ripe for revolution, AMI only waited the
appearance OF a Southern army TO proclaim for JET.
Davis and forsake Lincoln. Fallaudigham's repre-
carnations were corroborated by the tone of the
majority Of the Northern journals VINO surely would
rot denounce the Administration so boldly except 10y
an assurance Of having the masses strongly III their
favor. Il. EiNlsH.
4 special telegram to the New York Tribune, says
il is rumored among politicians In Rich mond that
Robert VI. T. Hunter will be sent TO Mexico "a the
representative of the Southern COnfederacy, in order
to prepare the way for an offensive and defensive
alliance between the Emperor OF that country aud
the Government at Richmond II is said that this
gentleman has received Instructions for the imme-
diaie recognition of the future Emperor of Mexico,
in return for which, il is hoped bis Majesty will be
led TO recognize the Southern Contederacy. Hunter
is now at Paris, where he was sent nearly two months
ago by the Confeleraes, with a special mission TO
the Emperor of the French. The object of his visit
there is, however, to act conjointly with Slidell IN all
matters sppertaining TO the Mexican q lesrion, aud
TO give his support 10 the action of France, Austria,
England or Spain. having the defeat of the Monroe
doctrine for its end, and to promise the cooperation
Of the rebel Cabinet in all measures tending to cUun-
teract the policy of the Federal Government on the
MexIcan question.
FRANKFORT. KY, Sept. 1.-Gov. Bramlette was
inaugurated to-day. His inaugural contends that
the revolted States did not change their status by
rebelling. That all that is necessary for them to do
is to return to their fealty and take their position as
States. That rebellion did not subject them to the
Territorial status. He says We have now, and will
have, when the rebellion closes, the identical COnsti-
tuition, which the extremists seek to destroy, but 20
a restored Union, and not n reconstructed Union.
Kentucky desires bu' rhe preserved Union and re
stored peace. on II Constitutional basis. The Governor
strongly objected TO arming negro Regiments; he asks
what is to be lone with such soldiers at the close of
the wa. He points to the recent election as n proof
that Kentucky will not frateruize with rebellion,
either openly or covertly; and declared that Kentucky
will ever be ~ i now is-always loyal 10 the Govern
ment of our Fathers.