Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30
ADDITIONAL PROn THE UNIFIED STATES


opId decline i 10 supposed that the position will be
oR,rsd 70 Schuyler COhH, if he acceptable 70 the
raair.la Toe laster have nov complete control IL
"a, sscertsned that Whou! their assistance there was
imminent Danger that Lincoln YOU'D 50 overheard In
November.
= regarded As a notice to quit Seward, Welles ana
Usher TIE latter ia 10 DO appointed 70 the vacant
ip5gsship in Indiana, and Judge LsHis, &c present
I1ommissoneF Of Internal venue, % locking towards
he succession in the Interior Department. IL is sup
po.ed the radical axe Ei next fall upon the neck OF
sis Ant Secretary Of tle Navy Fox, a. he IA member
q the Clair family svsGy bran0n OF which Is peculiarly
ohnoz Qua 10 radical IosriiA Mr. Weles must = 30
walk tls p.,uk make room Tor rad'c IN his place
m he Cabinet; 80 nat Premier SoNsri, being lett
handing aoue Is No uneut OF Ehe eXed coneerVA-
ri.m -tau be rendered poWerlsss The Seor' tsry OF
Va Joined tie radical faction, ana WAile they 90
"a 10 Inn they have Egrsed 20 let hlm remain, De-
e,i 2 .hay bs hated Of Seward will prevent any con-.
o,1a4Un IN oppOaNOn 20 sns otuSh Eau'A' ~ 'uo ~
I rmsd Cabinet
How BLAIR WAS KICKED OUT.
The HsrclG ,hus comments edora!ly on Bair's with.
drsual ilom Linoou's < chen CABINET:
Hrs %. 6ad the republican radio lie gathered around
Ola Abe AID reminding him tlai cerisin resolution
NJ r.. Il .lim1re CONVENTION {. MAIDS the removal
R.s, suc Ss~ar1 buJ Of air auyh0S that Ge has be
traysd -e admint aiCn Ia Missouri AID sold The State
I, Tue ro2ysthssds and that she in the Cabinet
hall b
D.pg,zou caa'rnau OF toe more Convention would
=, lar 10 eoro la.0 Mr. Chase and his friends In Ohio
and ip season. too Ior rbe OHIO October cleo ion. And
.s bes, Old Abe replyI WHAT am TO do gentle.
mtuP Bow am 10 gst d Of this Postmaster General
Blair vi bout incurrng the wrath Of Oh bsir the head
of nv Kitchen Cabue in spite # FOrneyr" And the
r,d,.sl committee reply :--"It Mr. Men gOmery Blair
eli not understand the bsosd hint Of the Baltimore
C,ryeutyn YOU mus. tell nm sly TO 60" Thus driven
60 "a l.st resort Cd Ace pus his blan3es manner,
and saws to Mr.. Montgomery Blair, your time hiss
come ~ and the thiI 6 Is done.
IHE coNEIDIAArE INVASION or MISSOURI.
Toe Tribune o, the 20 a contains tho following de-
splloB
ST.. LOUIS, Sept GA-Ths train captured at Cabins
Creek, Klu,a7 on Monday las consisted of Two hun
dred wagons instead o. one hundred az previously re-
Dor:ed Several sntu ances and suffers wagons and
bout 6lty wagons slsO lost. Their total vllua
ton VAS t.mated a. about one million dollars. Nc
Donald aud uer, Of LsavenEOrh were heavy oosers.
N,Dlnald and Tough lcso about three hundred thou
sand dolars. The escort numbered eight hundred, all
OF whom we're captured except Lieut.. Colonel Welder
srd 4 few wagon masters. The attack was made at
90 COX in the morning by about fifteen hundred rebels,
supposed to be under S,ardWAtie aid must have bsen
A compe.e surprise TIE train vas destroyed on the
spot, Indicating q RAPID movement northWArd by the
E=bel5.
A despa.oh from Mound City, Kansas, says that
large iorce Of rebels is moving north, column
toward Fort Scott and another toward Spring
FIELD, No The same despatch msntions rumor1, which
need cor fjmstiOn OF the capture Of Fort Gibson by
three thousand Rebels.
Gen. Price Is reported at Cane Greek.
Two hundred gusrlos plundsred the town Of Keys
vile, Ctsr0n county, No., On "Wednesday, burned the
court house and oil the books snd accounts OF the coun
Y, and killed the Sheriff and Robert Oarman and VIM.
Young noted UaioG scouts.
Gsu Fsks, With strong force Of cavalry and Rrtil-
ery, Is 10 pursui. OF tuis gang.
A part If the militia rad fight on Saturday last
with band of tulhwhackers, four miles from Licking.
ton, aud killed six or seven OF them.
HINT TaoN TIE FaIBuNL
Fem the following paragraph, which We copy from
the Tribune We may coon expect the war fsnd to DO
hovlrg IN cur vic nifty again. We conceive, however,
that much depends upon the events actually occurring
in the Valley;
1. ia believed hare that fight will occur between
Grant and Lee az once. Meanwhile there will be no
delay on tue part Of Sheridan. Supplies and reinforce
msnts, which promptly sent forward, should Put
him in a position to continue the pursuit.
TOO GOOD To BE Lost.
Lincoln is not the only oloFn in YankeedOm, and,
oven In political brToOuery Dan Rice would prove
dangerous rival Hear what the Tribune says Of him:
Dan Rice, the circus rider, "a tine Mcclellan candidate
for Senator 10 the district composed Of Crawford aud
Sic ccuuiss Pa. The Calculation evidently ia that, if
ANYBODY can ride the two hCrses, War Democracy
and Peace ditto DIN Is the boy but the trick ia be-
vond fuman achievement No mar can ride two sIeeds
when going az iul galop In oTpoiIe directions.
ANEW PRIvATEER orr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SaAsH.
We cory the following from the Tribune of the Is:
CapL B,oWu, Of the schoons Sarah Gage OF New
London ports that the 18Th ns CR Cape Sable,
ana saw ''eo5s 20" smart looking English. built screw
steamer ahoBing no cOloTs, seauiJg rapidly 70 the
Westward nesr Olpe Sable. The vessel evidently
prvatser Sae was Dsrkentine rugged, painted black,
with gil fashiol boards Der quarter, her smokestsek
standing between tee main aud mizsn masts, AID boats
| ain.ed wiite. About * miles astern wac UnitCd
States screw IunbOat in iul chase. The gunbOat sent
down her foretopmass and top.al yard but Left the
fore yard across. As the vessels neared Cape Sable
bath ses drew In shore and as the supposed
/ privatctr rounded tic Cape che msds all sail.
Slor,ly ai,ersard the Gage spoke schooner from
Liverpool, which reported hat the day previous
she tai le't pore, where ii reported tts' Rebel
prvaeer had pu; nio small place and Waa blOckaded
by two UniJed States Eu1b BATS but che escaped duIing
the night went to sea. THIS vessel had been crus
ing 10 the Bay Of C1aleur, and had destroyed Lunber
| Of maekere.meD.
| PRoGBEs IN DTv1SE ToR'HIP.
To show how completely tbs devil has g.. possession
Of the whole Yankee race, churches, bishops ana al
We qu5te from the 7r5rs tho following scene in "tbe
Pitssourg Annual Conference of tho Methodist PrOes-
tan. 'Gpseopal9) Church Tie Tribune character
ICES it az 'p.tI0dc and thrilling and otherwise CON-
pends It. Tao introdColry exsrei Of the Conference
having been gone through With Bstop Simpson s6-
dressed the body Towards the close of his remarks.
uLayinz his hands on the torn and bal.riddled col
ora Of the Tsd Ohio he spoke Of the battle Fields where
the had been bAptEsd in blood, and described their
beauty a some mail patch Of azure, aled with stars