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agagsss shs plsas wAssh ne being sormse ]
~ inc CoppsFbsaas III tie Nsrsl yor eks
reconstruction d tho rebel goyerpssen, y
- % ipslsde shs States u lhe rCfsSwsss
Tssy dsslars shss tks ssnissiOa d asy q
Rrss esasss into tie CenfsdasAex weula 81 n.
|Sspugnsps ~ Go eiaizsse ag shs eausls.s sn8
lsekvs " sobf5hue ~ Is = ahs ~
vsry quessiou vhseh brsaKks e. - -
/ Bat. n shs Nofshssss vi; III dswa skeis
Esrrns, ack0owladas apsgnai giesslly Ne To-
Fllspsndeuoa 81 the 1onssassaas States, and
rsnonnee all polisieal eeb6ssslpa tic she,
New England bsases, thea The 0onfsassats /
ssasss will coassas soa lsagas, oasnsiss 90
defensive, wssA shs several sssses - iayihg ]
|edewn their arms; sia., M kparaatse she
peaceful snd uainssrrspssd ssvlgasien k
|shs Mississippl siysfso - atasss bosdssipE
thereon. ~ Il s6
These are sks sondinens Il psass easrs
by sbe rebels They hare bssn enbsasss
il SCI 81 rssoisssoss 80 UEeskbs ssfsss
the rsbel Cengsess.
The 81. Loala .Rapa Dlgeda Il h srsssis ~
this sabjecs, sayss
# ssTbe plain . sanipx ut skess sssoInaipns
10 10 taaneussF Sef lsaf aMpasass brsiepsnasa
ent Corr etnTaeaes @ns ~ IL 80 aIa Wnsans
the N Engiand Sssts1 ~ sytEs bsse, she Md
die, Noriksrn sud WeHseSn @satss ~ feEfD
another. the slave kasmesa i thiFas amid the
tsrritvriee vest Df the M3,eks Ma0atains 80
constitute i fossA. li0@ aoee xke MoFsh.
yeass i,ka the nscsurs Whns haze she eiti~
xans 81 fIlinois, Ohio, fnssasa, Iowa, Mich
igan. Wisconsin ard Minsesosa done that
they shOnid be thosght % hanb.e ~ 20 ac-
cent such terms OF peace ~ thesee IL will
be seet that there III not one wOrd shout
any surrender whasevaF IN fhe part. Of the
Southsrn ConfederacyI There lsBo CON-
promise, DO mod, fcati0n Of ans OF the de-
.nands al ftie rebeliiods States. ROF the
possession, Of the privilege Of pavigasiOg
vhe M,ssissippl river and lie Fibuaasisst tAs
Northwes 10 TO become the mere tool and
catspaw OF the Southern radiGais in making
war apoe New Engiand and, sBtecedenE
30 any Degotiations, this section ts 20 place
itself 10 = condition 0f absolute helpless
mess, 20 che Same silne shas 20 conpives &C
the meet gigAnsie tfsAson The world has
ever known. Tho Northwest y 70 take its
soldiers Efam the Union side of the conflict
end tsapsEsr ihssa n ~ dissaipp sd and
for this, farssOsh, " III 81 enjoy what Of
lfight and og Iaw belong 70 ts. We are 90
| sraus2gr ths var de- TIE krss States, add in
augnrnfe argaed civil strife within their bos-
defs, merely 90 snahIs kha aacsssionisss to
dessroy HE Union, and our reward shall DO
onf own desserts. W hal love do re bear
4 RHA yAhetn that - skssasgA AZ 3Afk Has, ;~
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sITY, 81, .-. 81
Special correspondence Of The Cincinnati Gazette.
WAsHrHaToA, Feb. 10.
The Consumption bill, which has passed
the Senate, is the frst approach the Govern
nent hss made TO ra ional system OF rails
ing troops 10 carry on tnls war.
The whole system of volunteering was
essentially and radically wrong. 1t COM
PEELED the generous, the free. hearted and
patriotic 10 bear the burdens of the war,
while the selfish were left to escape With
impuuity. fteompelIed the patriots 20 dis
franchise themselves to fight the enemy in
front, while the synpathzers with that co.
emy were left to seize the reins of Govern
mens they could never otherwise have
reached. When the people began to dis
cover these defects and refused to volunteer
under 80 unequal a system, il sought to
purchase by bounties what it should have
90 mpelled BY law. 1t thos became at once
the sluwest, the most unfair, and the most
reckIessiy exravagaRt system Of raising
troops ever recorded IN the whole history
! of wars.
! If we had abandoned it when the f5st
call for three hundred thousand was issued,
We might-~with even the GeneraEshtp We
have had-before this have closed the war
II, when last fall the order TO draft was ls-
sued, 1t had only been honestly enforced, 1t
is hardly possible that We should not have
been to-day everywhere confronting the
enemy ct every point with overwhelming
forces, and closing in with resIstless power
upon has enfeebled lines
To-day, as a member Of the Military
lCommIttss we'll observed, the Question ia
not "Will you adopt this or some Otuer way
/ OF raising your reinforcement 2" but "Wil
you draft, BY sweeping and universal con-
scrIption, or will you abandon the strugge?''
This very morning Gen. HalleCk declared
that there were over ttoenty-ta0o thousand
deserterS from the army of the Potomac
alonel Our other armies are depleted in q
similar degree. We must either see them
| gradually melting away till we stand pow
] er!6ss before armed and triumphant rebel
!, lions or we must make the whole miIitar
} strength of the Republic available 10 defeut
the life Of the Republic. T.. ...''
I 1t is hardly to be doubted that we hav,
reached the very crisis Of the struggle
Already the rebels are drafting all classe'
J from seventeen to sixty! They have NJ
more 6ghting men left; We have. A it'll,
endurance, q little pluck, general agree
) mcnt that every man shall do bis share Of
. the work and bear his share Of the burdens
r and We must succeed. @
l The contcription bill 60 sweeping in III
: application, 80 meroilsss in it's exactibnl
from the able, so generous 10 its human con
Federation FOR the poor and destitute 18th,
I master word that was needed 20 lead as GU
! of the jargDn Of eounsels and bliudness Of
. despair that seeEn nov impsuing. ="
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ARDENT PRAYER.
N. ". EDWARDS.

- Tbs, following 10 the conclusion Of am ar.
Dent prayer delivered W Ksnsuokuun al
Frankfort on Washington's birthday
.Thas hell was vide open; that all the
rebels 70 ths United States were on :
creased inclined plan, As m angie of sorty.
nve degrees, leading INTO the hostes, rars
inefeof, with wicket AZ the bottom. and
tnAs open until the decendinR strenm Al
ssattors, peace DsmoCrats, &C., vera rsadv
90 exClaim: sWe will remain on earth. srs
ssks eur rights under the old Gag. =. =. >,
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. Some Of me tory papers OF England
having saesrinRly asked what JoAb Brghs
u. dolug fer the dissressd working people
OF lancashire, il turns ont that she Brieh %
keep their cotton mills ss Ruchdale running
~ a loss Of OF lskst< 80. 900 per year. IL
order to AFFORD empIoyment 70 their opera
tivss, and that their iAerallty 10 feeding ana
clothing the peor 10 on The mOst extensive
Gale. p:
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From the Journals Of Congress, It'll.
ARBITRARY ARRESTS IN THE TIME or
THE REVOLUTION. T. ....


THE REVOLUTION. T. -...
Whereas, The States Of Pennsylvania aud
Delaware are threatened with an invasion
from powerful army, who have already
landed as the head of Chesapeake bay and,
t0hcreds, principles Of policy and self pres
ervasiou require that ali persons who may
reasonably be suspected of aiding or abes-
ting the cause OF ths enemy, may be pre-
vented from pursuing measures injurioas 90
the public veal
Resolved, That the Executives authori-
ties Of the States of Pennsylvania and DELI
aware be requested TO easse all persons
within their respective States notoFiousfy
dtsaf~cted forthwith to be hppreheudsd,
disarmed, and secured, till such time. as
their respective States think they may be
released without injury to the cummon
cause. ...r
ResoIUsd, That it be recommended TO the
pre'ne Executive Council of the State OF
Pe1nsylvania to cause a dilieent search TO
be made in the houses Of the Inhabitants of
she city Of Philadelphia who havs not man
Tested their attachments to tha American
cause, for Gre arms, swords, bay one.s that
the owners Of the arms 60 found be paid
for them at an appraised value, and that
they be delivered 90 such Of the militia of
the State Of Pennsylvania who are at pres
eDt uparmed, and have been called into the
field
On the above preamble and resolutions,
Mr.. Fisher, in biz admirable work on The
Trial Of the Constitution, makcs these re.
marks:
A case occurred 10 Philadelphia In l777.
Some twenty gentlemen, Of high respecta
bility, were arrested by order of the So.
.pFeme Executive Council Of this State, al
The instance Of Congress, banished to
town 10 Virginia, and there detained. They
we're not treated 81 criminals, bat With cun.
siderasion and kindness Those who ehoss
70 declare their allegiance TO the Govern.
mens were released, and all ware permitted
to return to their homes when 10 was shouehs
they could be no longer dangerous.
These arrests were made with ,he knosOl
edge and appreciation Of Waahiaetoa,a a
s0'" Of hGoeas corpus ssas issued at The IN.
ssa''ce Of the prisOnsr, BIZ: u ssds aisreoardea
og the officer IN charge pr thssa, ana soon
sIssrwards, September 18Th, l777, the Leg
is'ssurs psss bill irdemnifyfax the Exec.
ut'vs Csu"eil, and suspesding the writ or
haseas corpus. ,79g1ssff i
~ ---z~-A-As-s-zE - A.. .... +.
@O"iug 70 the iaisplacing Of i line
contemporary givss che following Singular
item OF intelligence: ssLass week I pooo,,
woman was safely delivered of--epss -.
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GEx Hsoxxa said as lhs battle Of Antis-
cam. .shas be woald rather be killed In the
Af,esnoon than wounded in the morBsng
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EXTRA SESSION OFGONaRRss.
NJ kx.usysrs.. Ma~nh

calling an extra session on the Senate, On
the 4th gsf March, 70 receive and act On
commu nications he may make, insiniy on
military nominations. .a.. sl.5. z.e
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@O~iug 10 the iaisplasing Of i line
!! : Contemporary givss che Following Singular
item Of intelligence: ssLass week I sooo,,
woman was' safely delivered of--ens -,
g 9 Two corporals, and thirteen rank s,,i
Sas.-- Buffalo Reporter a.ao@ ri Fs"1s
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LIST or DECEAsgD IowA SOLDIERS
who have died In Hospital 1t s. L0ais, Mo., from
FEB 10 ~ Feb o. 1853 reported By Tbss. W. j. Long
gOf lowa, stats Sanitary Agent Sc Lala ana vicinity
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11
CInclnnasl marh.,-oc,. a

fLouk-TheIe is increased nrmuess in the ns,L.,
Dut tne demand local. there being nothing doinS To-
export owing to The high rates OF freight ana ws1t y,
tnsnsPortation. We quote trade brands AZ as 7s ~
family sold Of 90 90. se'' ~VV Drm
WhlSkY-The market 10 excited, uudey tho rsr.
aom new York, and prices advanced 2c vItb s.iss ~
''p po1s ,s rate rate Ss v.so
out Of the market. Old city would bring ali m nsIe @
not offered: Newsold at II 750I5 Oo' mi 4" ~.
neid a. slo3O' Lard 10 held ct I0kc Win bnvs, y,
iOko. ~ tcs prime country sold at 100. Notbina
aRooERIEs-The market 4 buovant ma ..,A
sesMsu. sugar neid Nc higher and coffee 10
MhnAT-Opened dull and sales could NOT bavs h..,
enecea 70 aoy extent unless concessions were made, mi
snS =, -. Va. under the news from New YORK.
eess were connned % about 5000 bush At 81 lI 10 oy
primo red aud el 27@l 35 for the beat erades ~ Rs
!ue,y White One iOsOf 600 bush strictly prime old red
ooBN-Thsre is still fair inquiry for a., from, n.
dstille and retasrs and the recsIpts being sSt he
market htm at eeo in bulk. sheiled is Am snS -
sssable at over csc in bulk. eA1 "''
oATe-rhe demand for prerent delivery continued
gooo and the offerings being light the market nile S
st c6c In bulk and 70c sacks included Sacked mat.
With little inquiry. 'a'Aeu meets
RYE-Prine samples are very scarce and ara b.,a
nImy MS 10 for prime fanpies. At 81 O5 there il a
BARL1Y.-Prime samples Of spring and fall ara hal,
" to9i So but the outside rates offered are ii IS
~ aAImThs , demand I. fully up to the supply, s,a
arrival, and e3i93s from store. " '''''' y"
yhhhSk-An advance OF No 10 asked, and smslr
sa,es nave psen made a. the advance. We quote se-
leetsd ": W. at l2kc, and Hamburg st l3o.
pohrhh-ihe market 70 UNCHANGED and nrm. We
good l56b20c A1 isf w
0axette
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had from hfty to one hanhdd,sd horses, and !

had from fifty to one hundred horses, and a
man on each.
Every odd 0oDceit Wis represented: one "a
manufsctosy Of Gfeenbscks) vac ricl; another
vas basAie-iu'l OF prisoners; another vas
mau on 1ofssb4ck, 10 thIniog amor. nuzzed
csnr0t speciS the t,snships nor couu lies
al did masni6oeDty
DAY ton had brau:i'ul ehip, eplsniidy y got
ten up, nsmsd the "Cc',piitutinn," s,i.b q "
iusc,ibed "hum6Wrl B,uad /" 10 ths rear
was vallandigham; door all battered and
broken was labelled "Burnside's Vic4ory!"
IL was two o'clock before the proc ession got
tot Fair Grounds. Four stands were goipg
at once: Merrick and Pugh OF one; Seymour
and Allen at another; Thielmann In German;
and oshefs elsewhere. No! one half of the
crowd could be accommodated anywhere.
Such signal success has ever been Wit
messed here. From $4,000 to 100000 per.
sons we're certsialy In town Dayton never
was thrOnged 30 before. Montgomery ia
splendid MONTGOMERY.
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From the Southwest.

NEW YORK, OCT. 10.-The Worlds New Orleans cor.
respondent has the following important news General
Logan hoves around Baton Rouge and clouds OF mount
ed partisan rangers hover along the river on the right
bank from Donaldsonvllle to the mouth Of Red River
and on the left bank from Baton Rouge and often below
that point to Natchez and beyond.
General HeTron's division at MoTgansea or Morgan q
Bend, on the right bank about twenty-five miles above
Port Hudson, had been engaged for several days, skr
mishng with body as they supposed, Of guerrilas.
The rebels becoming more daring and annoying, Gen.
Dana now In command Of Herrons DIVISION sent out
number Of regiments to feel the enemy and ascertain
bis arength. The enemy was felt and proved himself
much too strong for the force sent against him.
AseveTe engagement ensued, resulting In loss to the
Union army Of several hundred killed aud wounded and
OF some fifteen hundred prisoners. This took place on
Tuesday, the 29h ut Since then the rebel forces have
assumed the offensive, and pressing Dauas men with
such vgcr that the gunboas have been called IN to aid
10 repusing the enemy.
All the sugar houses and all other structures standing
In the way have been leveed to the ground but It Is 70
ported that still the gunboats DO OF little service,
owing to the numerous bluffs In that vicinity.
The rebels still there, and will do greater mischief
II Gen. Dana is not reinforced.
This body Of Confederates Is said to be under the com
msnd OF Prince Polgnao now Brigader General in the
Provisional army Of the Confederate States.
The truth is reinforcements are sadly needed here
ard until they are received the people Of the orh
need not expect to hear Of anything being done n this
department, beyond the mere holding OF the same,
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From Biunt,s Departm emit.

sr. LorIs, Oct. lO.-The Democrats Leavenworth
special gives particulars Of the attack Of Gen. Blunt
and escort below Fort Scott He was attacked by three
hundred rebels In Federal uniform, near the encamp-
ment Of Lieut.. Pond. His escort broke, and cut Of
one hundred men ssventy.elght men were killed. all
shot through the head evidently after they were cap.
tured. Major Curtis, son Of Gen. Curtis, fell from
his horse, and was found with bullet hole through his
head undoubtedly murdered after being taken prison sr
Lieut.. Ponds camp was attacked about the same time.
four Of his men were killed and three wounded.
Blunt escaped, and meeting rsipforcements below
Fort eeott took command Of them and started In pur-
suit Of Quantril. $500
Lieut.. Farr. Sd Wisconsin, was killed. Capt Todd,
Quaotrps Adjutan came to Ponds camp and asked for
an exchange Of prisoners; said number OF rebels
wounded, among them 0ol. Shelby. QuantriPs force
came from oomskill Prairie, Mcdonald county, Mis-
souri,.
letter from Fort Scott the sth says rebel force
burned Carthage Missoun that morning.
Gem scho6eld telegrsphed to Leavenworth that six
teen hundred to eight thousand rebels under Quantr,
Coey. Gordon and Hunter were marching Fort Scott,
and that he had ordered Col Weer to move all the force
he could raise to that place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-11

TRurH -"Tfush Ia mighty and will prevail"
30 will Herrlck Aliens Gold Medal Ssleratus
over all others, notwithstanding SO many In the
trade are trying to initiate 1t and de,eIve the
public with spurious article. Our advice is
10 use no ether, t'y no other, call for no other,
and be put off with no other, for we know there
is no ether az go,d. I. takes less in quantity;
1t ia far superior to soda to use with cream
tartar; 1t s free from oil deleteriOue INSTANCES;
you can obtain much better biscuits with Il
than with any other saerstuS or with soda; we
have. Try it, and speak from experience
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Weary SHARP!-WERRy.--The Statesman Of
this morning says, "the Brough fzzle at Ian.
caster on Wednesday was worse than that In
this city the following day. Brough himself
was posted to speak there, bat 90 contemptble
was the Hssle that he would not 70 near Il n
the daytime. In the evening he sroke to Z
little squad In the Court house."
lt will be remembered that en- Wednesday
last IL rained almost necessarily. Mr.. Broueb
passed through Columbus on that day TO ill sp
appointment In Hooking county, NJ TAcr,
,0ss 10 meeting at Lancsstey on Wednesdsy. h
having been postponed, on accounnt OF the
weather, until this day.
vs. copy the above from the Columbus Dali,
Ezprsss tthe evening tender Of the Journal Of
yesterday, Oct. TO- We reiterate what va
stated in regard {, the Bsough Hzzle al Ian.
caster on Wedue'day; and in reply to the posi-.
tive denial Of the Erprsss that there vas a
meeting there on that day, We quote the follow.
ing from the Journal Of Friday, Oct. 9: W.
The Union meeting st Lancaster on Wed.
pesday was mcst triumphant demonstra tiop
The crowd OF people was immense and IN
enthusisem unbounded. The speakinc "a,
powerful. and told With thrilling effscs unor a
the entbusiastio multitude. -r'-
The two Abolition Brough orgsus con,radIo
esch other, and both lie--tbe one iurstasIp,
that theresNas no meeting at Lancaster o.
Wednesday, aud The her, 10 stating that Oh,
crowd OF people as III meeting "was i'm
mense." The public will see from this tho
no reliance can be placed on either.
Butthe Esprsss is guilty Of q fat more snor
nous offsnss than that Of oontradIctlng its iwIl
brother, the Journal The Reverend CoIpne
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From Chatsanooga.

NEW York, Dot. 9.-The Herald has The follow.
ing;
NAsHvILLR, Oct. 8.--We are again In uninterrupted
Communication with the front.
WARRINGTON, Oct, 9.-Lookout Mountain, from
which Bragg epdeavon 10 lombard Rosecians, IL 1900
feet higher than chattanooga, three miles distant by
wagon road, and less than two miles In direct line
Missionary Ridge. where the rebel dii patches ara
Dated 10 abost 1000 feet high, three miles from Chat
tanooga by road, and three miles by air line.
Lookout Mountain and Missionary Bidge nearly en-.
circle Chattanooga, which lies In basin formed BY the
mountainous ranges sround t..
Bragg has an open railroad communication With
Rome forty miles, and Atlanta, hundred and thirty
SIX miles distant whence he bring up the heaviest
Siege guns cast at both these points.
The Btawah shell works are sixty miles from Chat.
tanooga, also connected Herewith by railroad.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.-The Republican extra ssysth
Governmeni hiss dispatches from Chattanooga OH and
ofcial dlspatches from Nashville All are Of most
encouraging character.
General Mitchell overlook the rebel cavalry on the
9th below Hhelbyville. battle ensued. Wecomplete
y routed the enemy who left hundred dead on
the field, and large number Of wounded.
The railroad torn up BY raiders has been repaired,
and telegraphio communication Is re.established.
The ssckng Of shelbyvillo by the rebels was dis
graceful affair.
Bragg's bombardment cf Chattanooga wss complete
failure. No damage was done, except few dwellings
burned.
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DsMooRArlo Mrrrno, LAST EvrsIre IT,

DsMo0RATIo MEETRo, LAST EvEHIEe -Tet
ldge ard enthusiastic Democratic meeting
we're held 10 the city lsst sveniDg-one o.
Walsh's Grocery, near the c1rner Of Third snt
Nlrih streets, aud the other at the South En-
gine Houss. TIE former was addressed b.
Auditor Marin, Robert Hutcheson and others
and the latter by OF, p;eseI and Auditor
Martin.
The speeehes at both meetings we're all good
plain, practical and pointed, and The frequent
cheers chat greeted tue spe,kers, showed tha
their hearers undsratood and appreciated tht
seuhmopts net red, and would. by their votel
on l'uesdsy, manifest thelr determination 4
maintain their osn libe ty and rights, and say,
the Constitution and the Union from the ruth,
less hands oil rete destfuctlves, Ssnth, aut
isdica' destructives, North.
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Tho Ksnsas-NIissourlQ X Question-Sec.
reIarY Chase Coming 60 OhIO.

NEW YonK, Oct. l0.-specials this morning are al
most entirely devoid Of anything new.
The Trbune's dispatch has the following: The Pres
ident has completed bis reply to the MssouriKansas
delegation, and the manuscript now In the hands Of
the c,pyis will probably be handed to the ohsirmsn,
Mr.. Drsto, tomorrow. The Kansas delegates pre-.
sented distinct address asking hrS that the State be
made Into separate department, or secondly, that
Gen. Schoheld be removed and General who better
understands the requirements Of the department sub
stituted.
To the FIRST proposition Mr.. Lincoln Is reported 10
have replied that he could objections to making
Kansas into separate department provided there we're
no obstacles from military point Of view. Several
consultations have taken place upon this and the other
points between the President and the Secretary Of War.
Nothing 10 positively known to the conclusions ar.
rived at BY the President, but thossmost interested In
cline to the belief that Kansas will be made separate
department, and thst General 6choAed will not be re-
moved but that orders will be Issued directing
Gamble and his military coadjutors to carry out some
II not all the reforms asked for by the committee Ip
the course Of the conferences with the committee the
President assured them that the election Of Judges
Missouri In November, should be projected The dele
gates therefore saugune Of success at the polls
Secretary Chase started this evening for Ohio.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. l0.-rhs rebels under Gen. Lee Of
Johnstons stat, said to be concentrating near o.
umtus, Misu where the 0onfeder said to have
exteniiye iron and othor marufactories, and other
strong works Of defenEe.
Gov. Brown Of Ca, issued proolsms alton protesling
against the seizure Of personal private property for the
use OF the rebel Government, except In cases where
calls upon The State To rasat ths impr, sment Of
erty whtre such authority cannot be produced. Per
sons attempting tuch mpressment are to be committed
to jail until warrants ued sgalnat them for rob-
berry.
Advices from Little Rock are satisfactory. Southern
papers notice decline Of three hundred to four hun
dred per cent. In gold.