skirmishing tlie rebels were repulsed; 20 of
them wore killed. Morgan retreated to
wards I, irking river, lnirniti? of) houses on
the way. Ho returned last night towards
Olivo Hill, bl the Union troops had been
reinforced.
liardstown ndvicrs sny that the rchels
have 80,000 or :.', OOd men within u cir
cle of eight uiiles in diameter, beyond liards
town. Our central advance was this niter
noon 4 miles on this side of liardstown
They have been kirmisUinir, driving the
rehrls before them, Paring the past 8
days we have captured t!00 pai-oncrs. It
is reported tl :il Kirby Smith bus nrriveil
nt Frnnkrrl with 1 000(1 men, nnd llum
phrey Marshall is nlso said to be marching
thitherward, with 5,000 rebels. Thev evi
. l.-iittv mi'. in to make u stand at Frankfort
nnd llirdstown. It seems that Uracil nnd
li nk e r h it. Panville for Lexington on
Tuesday The former in a speech at Pan
v. ile on Monday threatened to send every
mm who would not join the rebel army to
t:ic north of the Oliio river.
The rebels arc cutting new roads from
1! odstowii to Springfield and Lexington.
Tii'-y are ready to enforce the Confederate
conscription, wherever they have even
temporary control.
New York, Oct. 5. A Key West let
ter of tho SlUli September says that Col.
Morgan has issued un order freeing ull
slaves in that Department.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
tli.it Gen. Loekwood was hberating the
slaves of disloyalists on the F.asteni Shore,
of Virginia.
St. Paul, Minn., Oct. C A letter from
Gen. Sibhy, of the 'JSth of September,
says that one party of friendly Indians, nt
the mouth of the Chippewa river, Iroucht
with them IH whites w ho had been taken
prisoners in some recent Indian forays.
T:ie tUit nt Wood Lake, Sept. 'Jiid, 're
salted in the repulse of the Indians 1 1 of
w hom were killed.
Washington, Oct. (V The U'cliniond
K.r iiiiiitcr of Saturday says: "Congress
n-a:n indicates an adjournment, coincident
with u feeling of depression and npprehen
sion in public men. The general acquies
cence in the Fxecutive management, right
or wrong, has brought to us its bitter
frii'ts. A close, vigilant, firm performance
of Congressional duties is as much demand
ed by public exigencies as a wild, bold con
trol of the nrniy.
A resolution was adopted iti the rebel
Senate for the appointment of a Committee
of 13 to take testimony relative to outrages
committed by Yankees, that the great
troths of history may be vindicated end
th" perpetrators of the outrages to be left
to the just indignation of the present and
future generations.
A bill liadbeiu introduced iu the rebel
Congress to provide against foreign coun
terfeiting of Treasury notes. Tin- bill pro
vid s tint if such nut os are introduced by
otl'kvrs nnd soldiers and others of the
United States, the offenders shall sufT. r
ilea' li.
A j i;it risohitiou was adopted in the
V.rgii.ia L-'L'islaturo which provides that
no person shall he tried or impri.-oned fur
h liu.'.' imy person who in any w ay aids, or
jrves eff ct to the I iw ! s ai.d ficiidi-h proc
lamation of Lincoln, i ui.incipating (lie
f-l.lViS
Springr.J.l, Mo., Oct. : -Co!. Swlomon,
wata three or four regiment?, nt'aekel a
r-1.-1 force uf 7,000 on Ties 1 iy hist, at
Ncutouiu. Our loss during the day was
It) klli d, wuiiu led, and mi-sing. " Such
i'f the wounded as fell into the Lands of
the rebel were treated ino-t barbarously
The number of the lo.-s of the rebels is not
known, but it is believed to be much larger
than ours. At last accounts the rib. Is
still held Newtonia. A few days probably
will decide who ure masters iu the South-
W'.St.
C'.iiro, Oct (). We can get no distinct
account of Friday's tattle nt Corinth.
On Saturday morning Trice attacked
Pos eruns' right; Van Porn und Lovcll
les left. The assault was made with great
determination. At one time our centre
was penetrated, and the rebels reached
Corinth Ilou-e, near Ceiitrctown. Thev
were driven out ut the point of the bivo
in t. Van Dorn led the column over'im
abattis on our left, and within fifty yards
of tin; ditch, exposed till the ti;i"ie'to'a
scathing fire of grape and canister. They
were driven by a charge of the .7th Ohio
and I ltii Mi.s-uuri. The battle Listed till
1 1 :3o, when they retreated towards Hatch
ie. The number killed and wounded on
-ithcr side is not known. The rebel loss is
r ported to be much I.u-g. r limn our own.
We have taken between "00 and 1,000
prisoners, not includiiitr wounded. Gen.
llnkl Kim was killed, Gen. Ogi Isby dan-grou-!y
wounded, and Cols. Smith,' Muw
i r, nnd Gilbert wounded.
Gtn. Ilurlburt mi Saturday marched to
the south side of Ilutchio river, with a
Inri'i: force, thus cutting off Trice's retreut.
Posccrans moved early on Sutiday morn
ing to renew the attack. Cannonading
win heard yesterday, in the direction of
their forces. Trice is on the forks of
Ilatehiy river, between Jluilburt and
U'i-i erai.s.
Fortress Monroe, O, t. 7. The Pich
inond JJxiirulner of the Cth lias h dispatch
from Savuriuuh saying: "The Federals at
to ked our batteries at St. John's Island
on the 1st, and ufti r an hour's enu'iignueiit
weiv repulsed." The l'liliruhMibn-ipient-ly
hmded ut Greenville point in force, und
inarched to the reur of the rebel butteries
where a fight began. No further purlieu
lar Washington, Oct. H It Ims been os-'rt.iin.-ij
that our gunboats have been en.
ru-d in destroying; old rebel batteries
! n the I'otomiic.
Cincinnati, Oct (. The seccslonitn ol
II n-ilo'd and liluekford counties, Indiana,
i "'I- fled on Monday last to resist the draft.
Th 'destroyed do ballot box and enroll
i I' jiers and miid they were determined
t ' e:pi! the draft at nil hazards. A hut
1 il-i'i ort!ie Third Indiana has been order-
I th re to tn'orco the luw,
Louisville, (Jet. H.Au unconfirmed re
port suy John Morgan' iiilvnnr:a had
reached Freepoit und occupied that place
this evening. 8,000 more are rapidly ap
proaching. Baltimore, Oct. 9 A I the city dec-lion
yesterday, Chapman, Union candidate, re
ceived 8,000 votes. Dreeky, independent
Union, 1,200. Iliguhir Council ticket
elected with one exception,
.New York, Oct. 'J Tho 77 W Wash
ington dispatch lias the following; Lincoln's
proclamation Lu inspired the iiosl lively
terror throughout the South. Soldiers de- J 'w -Veouwi or ntu mm f.
scrt to return to their homes and protect wiu.
their families. They believe the negroes Corinth, Miss, Oct. Sth. On Friday
have organized secret associations and nro 1 morning, Oct. ltd, our outposts were at
only awaiting an opportunity to rise cn , tacked by the enemy in force, six miles
masse. j northeast of this place. By nine o'clock
It is said that the negroes nro becoming the engagement became general. Our
restive, having already heard of the procla- men fought with great coolness, but ivgi
mation. Women and children in the rural iuient after regiment mi l brigade after brig
districts are returning to the cities for pro-; ado poured iu upon us, and we were forced
tection, and consternation prevails. ; slowly backwards, lighting desperately.
New York, Oct. O.-TI.e 7Ws corres-1 Tlu; IM'" f 'W
pondence from Antictam to ,lav savs the "0t 'm 1 "? :,,,lll!,l1lk'''1 " n!1''1'","'
latest inlormatiou from Virginia, confirms I ' "i-d were fonmng u.
n. i.i i,..t it .i... ...1...1 i our rear. e weio compelled to tall back
army which landed for a time on the South
bank of the Totonmc, retreated in the di
lYdion of Winchester a week ago.
Frankfort, Ky., Oct. 0.Gcn. lteau
mont surprised a Confodcrato force to day,
lie attacked the guard on the Turnpike
bridge with such vigor that the rebels were
unable to destroy the bridge us they in
tended. Six dead and fifteen wounded
rein Is were found on the field. Our loss is
three killed.
ltcrrysville, Ky., Oct. 8 Uragg's army
attacked Gen. McCook's corps at this
place yesterday. The fighting w as despe
rate. The Confederate forces were greatly su
perior to the Federals. The lirmg ceased
ut 7:15 r. m. The lihting was mainly done
by Gen. llossenu's Division. The batlle
was resumed to day.
Louisville, Oct. 0. A doubtful rumor
says we lost the engagement at ltcrrysville.
The rebels held possession of the field.
The rebel accounts of our uttai k on St.
John's river, is explained by a gentleman
w ho h ft there two weeks ago. The gun
boats were preparing an expedition up the
river for the capture of Jacksonville. A
land force of lo.OOO w ith an Lnlield bat
tery was to take part. They had to con
struct fortifications on St. John bluff. It
is probable that tho battery was shelled
by gunboats simply to occupy the attention
of the enemy, while the troops landed at
Greenville I'oint, to march to r.-ar of the
batury.
New York, Oct. 0. News of a change
in the Cabinet and Army are again in cir
culation. The Washington correspondent
of the Post says: It. inks is to succeed
Stanton, as Secretary of War; I .ilb ck is
to return to his romtnmd in the West;
McClt'lhm succeed llall'ck; Hooker is lo
take MeCIellan's cotiim mil.
The li ra!, I contains dates to the -1th;
it says there is highly important nnd grati- ,
lying news to communicate. The rein Is
pu-ln d their pickets some distance this side
of the Itlack Water, and had srrown unite
bold in their menaces. Thursday evening
Gen. Tcck ordered a rcconnoissa.iee in
force, which took place on Friday. We
drove the cueniv's pickets in on the main
body.
A smart skinu'sh ensind, resulting in
the complete route of the r. In Is. Tin y
were pursued as fur as Franklin on the
other side of Itlickwii'.-r, ami the obj ct of
reeonnoissance was fully nceompl.shed.
Much information regarding rebels tr. titli
and position was gained. There arc no
rcbtls this side of Itlack w ater.
Washington, Oct. lO.-McCh l! m's ad
dress to his army jays he dclcatcd a num. r
ous and powerlal army iu an action which
was most desp.-rate'y (ought, and remark
able for tin ration und destruction of lie
The obstinate bravery of the troops of
llookir, M.msfi -Id, and Sumner, and dar
in' of Fr.ii.kliu's corps, nnd sturdy valor
of lturn-id -'s corps, pres.n's n lirilli.ni:
P"ctacle of courage which will sw. II t In ir
hearts with pride and cxn'tat on. Four-
teen guns, S'J stand of colors, l.'.OO small
arms, d, 000 prisoners nr.; cvid- iu.'a of the
completeness of our triumph.
AddllUQiil ll.-uis.
Oct. 5. The Khjhinond 1(7, of Oct.
4th says the small pox is breaking oi.t tit
the military hospital, Danville, Virg'nia.
Xcwbi rn, X. C IJodics of negroes in
the eastern portion of North Carolina ore
now known to have been seized by ord' r of
the rebel .Secretary of War, anil curried
into Virginia to work on the fortifications.
Gov. Ynncc has called o council of the
lending men of this State, for the purpose,
of taking President Lincoln's recent proc
lamation into consideration.
Louisville, Oct. ft Telegraphic commu
nication with liardstown, Kentucky, has,
been re-established. The wires will keep
pace with our army as it proceeds south- j
ward. '
On Saturday 'he rebels iuau "iirated
Ilichurd Ilawi-s Guverncr of Kentucky at ; I'O'imlmg oud executing the laws. Armed
Frai.kfoit. IJragg and Iluinphny M,,r. j 'orces arc raised and supported simply to
shall made bitter iinti-Union speeches , th" authorities, nnd are to be held
Kirby Smith was there. Huckwr was ex- j '" s'ri( t subordination thereto in all re
pec'.ed, but wns not present. At live ! "I"'('ts This fundamental rula of our po
o'clock the same afternoon the rebels burn- j I''"'"' sy,0 in is essential (0 the security of
ed the railroad bridge, whereupon nil their ' ""J !-,'ll"l'lin"i institution', and should be
infantry left for the South, Ihc cavalry re- ! 'boronghly understood ami observed by
maiiiing. On Sunday afternoon the rebels i ''v''ry M'l''i' r The principle, upon which
cut away one span of tho bridge to the
south of Frankfort. Soon afterwards the
cavalry departed. Great numbers were
left at Frankfort sick. The mortality 1
among them has been very great,
New York, Oct. 1. The Trihtiiu't
Washington special dispatch says; The
country is yet to hear ol ouo resignation in
the army in connciienre of the President's
emancipation proclamation.
Louisville, Oct. ". Gen. Gilberl's corns !
is nt Lebanon, Kentucky. ! to impair and destroy the diseipiline nnd
Jt is supposed here by military men that j efficiency of th troops, by substiiiing a
the whole rebel force Is retreating to J lull's j 'pin' of political faction for that linn,
(Jnp, n few miles south of Crab Orchard iady and enrnei t support of the Govern
( Lincoln county, fifty-four miles S. S.K. (Jf ( ni'-nt, which is the highest duty of a sol
Frankfort), where they intend to make a I "'tr.
stand. N urljr nil the bridges between ns
and the rebels arc burned, and some lime
will elapse before thev can bit reconstruct
ed, ( lialtimore, Oct. 7 A di-patch Irom
Cumberland, Md , says that th.. rebel Jin
bodeu's cut in- wagon train, embracing sup
plies of nil kinds, with two pieces of artil
lery, a hundred stand or small uriiK, and
fifty prisoners Inivo been captured by Col.
Mclteynolds, who is iu pursuit of him up
Great Cucupoii creek, Virginia.
Chicago, Oct. 'J. In tho rebel House of
l.cprcseiiintiveson (ho 1st, resolutions for shoulder. The- skirls of her clothes were
the appointment or a Johit Committee lo completely riddled with bull. Oh yu
address the people of California, Oregon, Southern chivnlry Washimjlim (N V)
and tho various Territories west of tho I -AVw Km, Srpt. 1ih
Pocky Moiintuitis, on the expediency of es-1 - - .
lubliHhing it league, offensive and defensive, Washington, Kept Kith -Com I!ank
beluii.i I. K,.,lu I i... ill.. ii i ' I. '"III. l.llllK-
. . .
, . V . . T. . ' "'""" ;
tho Coufedernto fctatcs, were referred to
me Committee on Foreign Alfuirs.
' 8,111 r"r,l,,,r !Tm,,t ,1,is' T'e .T1'
incut from the
c was accomplished.
The enemy were now inside the breast
works, pressing us towards the town, when
darkness put an end to the lighting. Dur
ing the day our loss was heavy; that ol'the
enemy must have exceeded nun. Three
pieces of tlio Firt Missouri battery were
captured by the enemy.
Yestirday morning the enemy opened
briskly on the town with shot and shell.
I ur batteries replied For an hour the
caiiuonadii i: was very heavy. At the ex
piration of that time their battery ol seven
guns was raptured and ipreluess resigned.
A regiment of sharpshooters was ordered
out to feel the enemy, at hall past nine, and
met them three ipnirti rs of a mile from the
town, advancing rapidly. A vigoraus lire
opened on their exposed ranks, mowing
them down l.ke grass. The slaughter was
frighfil, but with unparalleled d iring they
piishad forward, charged over the tempo
rary earthworks where the bidory was
placed and broke our lines. A temporary
panic sei.eil our men and the rebels march
ed into the streets of Corinth. Itattcrics
had been previously placed in the town,
however, opened on tin in, and with the
aid of the ni 'ii who reformed, stopped Ut
advance of the cneniv. Thev wuvered anil
fell back. Our last batterv was retaken
and again hurled destruction into their
rauVs. The day was saved, and the ene
my were in lull retreat. Our loss was
comparatively small during this learfnl
charge. In the charge, one rebel I.rigndii
and two noting ltrigadiers were killed nnd
left on the held.
The rebel loss was about eight hundred
killcil mi.l tilteen to eighteen hundred
wounded. We have fifteen hundred pris
oners at Corinth and three hundred more
on the llatchie. More are constantly com
ing in. Gen. Ord s.ivs, on Sunday we
had several hundred wounded, and proba
bly more than that number of the 'enemy
were taken. Several thousand sta-d of
arms were thrown nwav bv the rebels in
their Ibgl.t. They arc mostly new und of
l-.iigi sh make.
Our lo'S at Corinth is believed tube
three hundr- d killed and a thousand wound
ed. The lighting on Saturday is describ
ed as desperate in the extrem-, the rebels
ru-hing up to the mouth of the cannon.
Many of them wi re blown to atoms
Many houses in the town were badly .shut
t. r. d' by shot n i.i 1 shell Hall the rebel
sol I ers were barefoot nnd ragged. Tin1
pri-oners say th'-ir effective ferve was sixty
five thousand. This is probably an over
estimate. i On Sunday, Gen. Ord drove the enemy
five miles, ov, r hills nnd through woods
and valleys, the rebels taking advantage of
rvcy wood for their inf.o.try an I every hill
for artillery. The fight lasted seven hours
Aiming the prisoners eiptured are two
a:ds of Van Dura. The rebel Gen ,ut
n, of Texas, was killed Gen. Ogh-sbv,
of Illinois, di d o! his wounds. G.-ns. Ord
an I Via. ii were slightly wounded.
ll.ill In Ml.nurl Urlirls llouttil.
St Louis, Oct 7 Di. patches to le ad
....... 1 . . If
uarters bring intelligence 1 1 the t IT"ct
'bat nn Saturday morning, Oct. -Ith, Gen
hofiefd ndvuueeil iiron the rebels at New
toni.i, Xcwton county, Missouri, nnd after
two hours' lighting the enemy broke ami
ll.'d in nil directions. Their force was esti
mated at .1.000. Our los,- is trilling.
Ib'l'l'l disilltchS intercepted fifhf the
fight, advise.) Soholiehl of the intention of
the li bels to cimeeiitrat" their whole force
nt a point twelve miles (Psnt from cw.
tonia. To this point, Scholield wns march
ing with the expectation of n buttle on
Sunday. No firt! er particulars have b-en
received.
Washington, Oct. H Geu. MeC, Han,
m calling attention of the ofiiccrs nnd sol
'diers of the nrniy of the I'otomiic to the
general order, publishing to the finny the
I 'resident's I'lnaneipation proclamation,
suv: "Tho Constitution confides to lie-
'-';vi' authority tin; power of making, ex
'"' ",'J, ts which the army shall
'"' '''"ployed in suppressing the rebellion
'"' ''''ertiiined and declared by the
(;ivil authority. Therefore, tho Fxe'cutivo
is the proper and only source through
which the views mid orden of Government
can be laid down to armies." Discussion
by officeM concerning public measures de
termined upon by thi! Government, it ad
verted to by tho General ns an evil against
winch it is t.iought mlvisiibh) to guard the
armies of the l: iniliip. as it tends crentlv
Tun Kkuki, Cavai.kv Slav Womkv ash
Cnii.t.iiKN. As private Jewell, belonging
lo the North Carolina First, was coming
out of his house during tho action, unarm
ed, where he had been lying sick for some
time, iicconipnnicd by his wife nnd child,
endeavoring to get to his rpiai tcrs for safe
ty, he was charged upon by the rebel cav
alry Nn was cut severely upon tho head
nnd arm by a saber; his wilo was cut over
tho head, making a severe gash; nnd n lit
tle girl, a child about five years old, wns
shot iu two lilnceu it.
"i "iinn urn hi in iiimi
"' " "Pl-oinle.l t tho command
of tho Monitor, Com. .Stevens having been
viuvivu iv important service at sou,
Tun Ki;tn:i.s in Maiivi ,.xn. A ids
patch to tho X. Y. Ti ihum; dated at
Washington, Sept. 1 Ith, l as tho annexed:
While tho rebels were. In Frederick, an
tillieer rode lip to a group of young ladies,
and said to one of them, " I will iiiako you
a present;" at the same lime pulling n ring
from his linger, and remarking: that It was
made from the bones of a S. uiikee. The
lady declining to receive tho ling, the olli
eer' rode oil' with sneering exclamation,
"Oh! I thought vou were Southern la
dies "
Tin) most liberal estimate made, the
whole force lil.Ol'O strong, including 8,000
negroes. The negroes were mixed In pro
miscuously with the whiles. L.ko thcin,
wore uniforms of every description, and
were nearly as dirty. Many of them ear
lied a niud.et, a sain r, n diik or a boa ie
knite. They furnished most ol the music,
and all that was worth listening to.
Many of the drummers and buglers wi re
blacks." The vilest and worst looking per
son iu the whole anny, a " conteuiitil'le,
bloated black guard," to quote our inform
ant, "was Major General Howell Cobb,
Secretary of the Treasury under James
Fiuchunau.''
Th.) rebels evacuated Frederick at five
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, our troops
entering the city us the rebels were leavin
it. The Fight Tcnnsylviiuiti Cavalry un
der Gen Tlcnsulitou occupied the place.
They were welcomed most enthusiastically
by Ihu inhabitants. Thousands of citizens
rushed into the streets to greet them; Hugs
and handkerchiefs were waved from the
doors and windows; and nn uproar of np- j which could nurse aristocracy, in the nine
plans,, rent the air. The women attired , ,.,,,!, ,.en!nrv, and in tho i'niled StnteR
themselves iu sashes of red, tt bite and blue, I ' . . . . . .
. . ... '. i , i ,i ' ol Aim r.ca, into such a pitch ol insohiioc
and aihiineing lo the streets, saluted the,' '
soldiers, waving llags and making other ; " '".V Vl"r"1 ,l,,ml ll'u N"
patriotic demonstrations. Children with ' (ion's liberties, shaking the entire fabric of
miniature llags i ! to their clothing car-
ried others iu their hands, advanced to the
lines and tossed them to the men.
" The enemy numbering nt least ninety
thousand men, although tiny make it one
hundred and fifty thousand, occupied this
lown five days; the main portion of flu-in
lef the town on Wednesday. These forces
were under command of Jackson, with tho
minor Gens. Fit. Hugh Lee, 1 1 ill. Long
street and olhers. They are represented
to have been iu the most forlorn and starv
ing coin!. lion, ' ragged, shoeless,' and filled
with vermin, as some have it. The Caval
ry men generally wore shoes, but (lo ir hor
ses were stalling None of theiii curried
knapsacks, this being contrary to Jackson's
order, and the int.ro army was in t n renin
panicd by over one hundred and fifty wag
ons, of all shapes and '., and ino-l of
which weio impressed into the service -
When tin y entered the town the first cure
of the soldiers w as to se, k lor provisions,
in my of them being in a stal ling condi
tion. They complain of loiiii g been
marched forty in l,s a day, and tins, too,
Without anything to cut. Their lianr-
acks were empty, and no other course was
left for lluui but to subsi.-t on private char
it v "
. , , . , , i i .. .
Die rebel nfhr.M acknowledged that
they made this incursi,.', al the solicitation
of h ading Seces, oui-ts of M ir land; lili-l
Ihu' it was iu the hope of oblaiii ng a force
of 7.,I'IHI r t rails Not over seventy men
j"ine tie in in ad I r d r.cli county.
.Uthough the r. bids say that (ley be-
i.iv. d llii-uoi lies ordetlv ill Marvlaii'l, for
U. . , , . , .
icy now cl.i .in her as one of their o'.i n
Conf, ,. la v, they ,v Ih y will show no
mercy to IVim-i Iv.wi.i, and us s ion ns
lie y gel iii it that liny will carry lire mil
sword eoiupl.-l. ly thro, ig'i it They st.it
that .la. kson Ins prom , 'd le ver to rst
until he p'a es Peuiisvlv.ini i in th- same
coiid:t:oii as Virginia
fril( liiltCSt :(!VS.
'A'.V IU'l.I.l. ); T. I 7'S ;,' KM'
'Iff i.'ej in ', iinyi'iiiii.'
Wc have just received the Sacraun iito
Cuionof the I Ith, containing Inter news,
w hich we condense:
lien lliua.inl nU.iclo- nml il. f. il.-.l rrtjl
f- re,. iirar I r.,nU.,M. K . I M l (l.li. The i, l-l.
wrto i.niiieiii.lrd Icy Ji,!m .Murmi, und n, ii
i'Uiii.lrl,'ly ti.rr. it.
(J. li. I iL-sl, -n nul kill. ,1 nl ("..inilli, nn rr-
..ifir I I n e in In-ill i,l i I bv i.ur lr..in.
r ml mi Hie M. .Ii.l.n'. It.ver. I IiiiiiI, w.it -.,,-
lurfi) Ii) oiii f.ite.n.willin Log, ion, ,ii of ii, urn.
li'ini of H'.ir.
I lur lm in llii-Inilli. of .ie,in Hun. Mi.i.
fi,ui;U llir ilny uilnr t 'oriinli, ,n .' Ooknlr l ,tl,,
w-.iiii ltd. Wi. luok 1 1 imiiii'.ii nml Ml i ,ii..
'Jli.- frl. fin.ill) !,.,,!,, i, p ! ilirir iriiini
i. il. mi, ii h m hp, ip-isin v etery or. r
ihr rrle-l Ur,,.' ; in IVrfs) iilio, Ky , on . I ril, ,u,
lull. 'I'he r, I.--U win. doiru n iiliw u t, hiiIi our
fuier in rlnw .until I.
Amoiitf ..ur k llrd ii rf C-n. J,i, ksoii mid T,r-
fill, Aeiin lliigndier. Wrl,ln nnd l.illlp, mid
l.t- nl-f ot. Jf wit unit Mrf 'ihiii.Ik-II. lira. Hon..
trail i rr,oitrd Hoiinilr.l.
I In-rn lie I .Slnml'ii enmlrv, 3(Mi0 in niimUr.
Iiiivk mud., a il,ih lain IVniimlnui a. a,,,! o, ,-ii.
i,-d MrrnrraliiirK niiiM'linnilirnlnirg. (;.,, Cur-
nn imieii x niiiii ron up ,n 0,j .
Co.M'is, atiov in Missorm. In coinpli-
niice wild orders from the Secretary of
ar, Gen. Schofield has ordered the Pro
vost Marshal General for the Ilisin'et ,.f
Missouri to proceed without delay lo car
ry into effect the Confiscation Act, so far
as the provisions of said Act are subject to
lie carried into effect by tho military au
thorities of tho United Stales iu the dis
trict. The property liable to confiscation
in the dislrici is csliiuuted at fifty millions.
Puck Thoocs. Tho Xew York Fvo-
ning Post says: Gen. Hunter nsscrts pub
licly that hud hu been encouraged ami con,,
inaiiiled to raise- black troops iu tho South
when he limt went lo Port Poynl, ho could
inv had by this time under arms nn army
of not less than mm hundred nnd fifty
thousand iiblu bodied men; sulhcieiit to re
store law und order in all the southern tier
of States, without risking us to sucrilicu
another singly son or brother.
Answi'.iikii tuk PcitfosK. Peccnlly
Colonel Pissell caught u guerrilhi in Ihu
act of plying his vocation, and no ropo be
ing at hand, ho was strmi( up with a pioco
of Uli graph wire. Jt unswerod thu pur.
posu pletly well,
Ckair- In Pelawani thu enliru Union tick-
t at tho lulo election was triumnhiintlv
chosen by a largo majority over secession,
as reprcHcnieu oy tho Ojijiooilioij.
Mi
,. W any man nUi'imnn l Uw rtnwnMi
Xmill. iU I Ull, Ktimil It I HI l M"l t11
Crn. Ihx.
i5Tl) c rcgon Clrgus.
W.L.Adams, Editor.
OREGON CITY:
SATFKDA V, OCTOItFU IS, ISrtJ.
I lie IM'iimh'i'U ,,ur '"
Ct'.ilitiiiltivl )
III the ih durations of many South side
politicians, made before rebellion struck its
first great blow, the "irrepressible conllict"
doctrine, or tho eternal aulagoiiiMii of free
dom nnd slavery, is distinctly avowed; and
the organs of Southern niistocracy, by
their significant hints at the proper position
of " Northern mud-sills,'' u ilium less sig
l ilieaul allusions to the duties and privi
leges of a " dominant race," ih sceiidants of
old Fiiglish Cavalier stuck, and composing
thti " first families" of the Cotton King
doin, indicate their desires and designs hi
nil urn ipilvocnl manner. All institution
r self government, may bo well charac-
, , , , , , , f 1.!:.:.... .... v...
than of social vice. Men hato been
sneered at who veutuivi! to say that slave
i ry is a curse to out' country. Sneers in
I such a cause nre more convenient than ur
guuii'tits. Put now, who that feds our
country rocking in the throes of a teniblo
r, b, lliim does not see the cni'so fulfilled -and
dares not say slaveiy has dune nil this.
While tiie Government win in the hands
of Southerners, or Ibinkt js of Not them
birth who had been sold out body mid soul
to tho Interests of the slave power, the
coca trice's egg ol In asoii and n hellion was
hatched iu the very council chainbir of the
cation Southern i hits like Wigfull and
Preekinridgc, heirs id mi infamy rivalling
that of Arnold, stayed ill the Senate Cham
ber mill received the people's money ns pav
for their s, I vices until the last moment,
and tin n, like Cut hue, Ihu Human one
spirator, Went out threati ning to destroy
,,e Country nnd (hi Government the'v
" "
could no long' r control. Fancy the pout
'
I'""" '"'" ' iteJ hub- fool W.g'all, ns he
j I' -'V. s the Senate chamber, bellow nig bui k,
; " I no, but w In n I mmr ngiiu
. r 1 1. !,.r. l,.i. ,! iv
..1.u..Vr k. ) n u,ul i , "
'-lt. ,.,., ,.f ,itvi. ;,,,, ,;, ,. (-(.uM
. , . . - . .
......... -... . in i, ,i,i in sin ii ii i iiai r
'
A fn r npiauih i u.g a thou-and m liion
, dollurs an I a liundird thou und Imal .vi ,
battl.ng force with fori e Ir nl.iiii I. is r,-
sorted to In r must l gilin.ati' tteapon in a
conll i t w ith such a fot A g rdlu of fire
j has bu n kin lied round the r 1,1 lust, nnd
j it has In en siiniew hat .sing, d; but iinw n
i it be k ndled iu their m dst that
' '"1" '"ir". ""' ,,IU fon ml at urn of their so-
fi ll MI .I put. tifnl labiic. The Ffiillom
they have if spi-ad und eonti min d is to full
on tin in fi mil within no ,si than from
without, nml il will be slrniige inih i d if
liny be not buried iu the ruilH.
This is a day of great wotk-, but of nil
that the genius of men has been nbh (o
woik out, there is absolutely nothing iu
modern limes which compare iu iiupor
tu nee with the iiboli.huii nt of human slav
i ry iu the I'nited Slain. Tin's is no man's
w ork The nation's cjrs had long be. n
blinded by self interest, nml wo were too
proud to ni knowledge our present weak
ncs n well a our former injustice, by call
ing on the slaves lo Inlp ih put down the
rebellion. The South inaugurated (his
war lor llm puqano of consolidating mid
pcrpeluiiling their peculiar institution
The North iu the beginning studiously di
avowed any dcire or design to interfere in
any wny with it, nml nothing cU but n
sncccssliil slave insurrection, which would
have been compi lied to bnitlo North ns
well as South in any self induced effort at
Freedom, could liuvc possibly wrought out
what wo now see coming to pas. In very
self d, feiiKo we have bei.u compelled lo aim
our weapons at tho life of their institution,
as tlyy from tho first aimed their attack
at our Nntioiinl lifu nnd greatness. All
this lin disappointed tiiiiny of us, but in
the march of great ovenls individuals nro
often left behind, nnd now and then 0ine
puny fool grasp tho wheel 0f tho car of
progress In on insane (eHiro lo slop its on
ward march. ( To be cnnlinunl.) j, ,,,
Krnni I he Ml An.
Pi kCitv, Hep), 13, 18(12.
Ko. Aunt s: Having ,l;u fof mm ,iU
submerged In the multifarious " enm ami
toils" Incident lo a miner's if, I im
risen to the surface, and nsk permission to
obi rude a few ,, i,,, t10 m,,io ,,,
Persons writing nrtii I.-n from tho mine for
Insertion In the papers nt homo, uro ipillo
npt to givo very enlarged Ideas of thu ex
tent, duration, nnd richness of thu mines
concerning which they write, This rows
out of llm fuel ,t miner,, t.mm
dorn write for Hid papers, nnd never tell
what their claim uro pnyh unless to n r
sons with whom ihey are very wsll nn
iini!iilud; but when nked concerning tho
pay, they generally ovcrrnlu It, Thin fl.
counts In somo mcusuru for tho exciting
lotion which org frcijucntly iiubllblicd, and
which havu broiiuht .,. ... .
Ing to so niaiiy deluded gold hm r"
, ,v"'K''"'tKK.Ml at n,tll '
' r-l'tH ,f WW,,, I
but one on American (v.i, , cul"llo
"' J'HjK i ,,,-, , '""""
"""i:'i"';;' .:;:':!
over nix dollars ft jliy. 1,01 N
wen. drawn r ,lu rlllI "
worked In (ho Klkfllj
w'l'l l"'t ver three ,! A . "
iiiIiiv. No ,11k , ""'"Wli
... 'II'VO hci
tl'ls silt er worthy ,,f ...... .
ilnlnis that were not woiki, ,
now linvo water brn.i,i
' - UUt i
It
-v... Mostor,,:;:;'
'''.'f.iinnenrw,,,;::;11''
speaking and writing or
gings, have seen ,,., ,() d
ihi m as rich and durabl,., w)licu i,1""""
..ggera.ion. When ,
ll..'M. bills (which Ih ,u,w
iranyof (huehnnsnow know,, J',
over twenty dollars ,, day, r . 'J
".- two years. Tl,0 ro r,y ,
' WoV'.and ,l son,,bOV(olk(,,o;('
1 1 oVverie an, n,,,,!,, ,,,. ;
11 "-'nniiieswiHh,
iini,ii i ... ii.: .i. . Ulma
-""II.
" fs mm ,.rei .
theso sluleinenls uro correct tl,,fi
utr
show. A i lo It... ..i..,.i . , .i
ure Kill
- a Hit n,;.. i
cannot bv so certain, but Mill gi,( , .
estimate: Xo. of I'laitm nn Am,,u.n K.'
lloJ; Clearwater. 352j 1UJ m, ,5.
.sen.soui i rei K, iiU; lij
JM (llll'h 4-..
other gulches, I'.O; hill d,!,,,,
summer, 2. Whole um'wt of d,
woiked iu South Foik nihil, opfj
lllk City has Impruved r,.ry m
siiiniuer, and now iiiiiiiIh rs nioog i(,t,;y.
Ing scleral that would du honor to
ullage, if nothing but the nl, r,
mice were considered, hut only IH
s.-o I ho drinking, gambling, j,.,
ery, nnd one can scare,, re,,,-,., tl.oagfcu
of the " whit,, H'puhhris."
Society here is ill u mn-t W uful rotijiti,
Scarce n week pass,- wi,!,,,,,,
or slabbing uflVay. On K. ,,,,,1 ,le
I (Ith ins. out. of 1 1,0 ,,Ht niriK-ictt, acr
ib r nn loiimiiitnl evi-r pcorlrj t
uiinal, of crime, puriug ,1,,, ,f,,niooo ,
singling ulfaiy "eurrid bihiem ,0Bl,
named F.nnigaii nml .MeGuirr, i limb
ilm lattir wus shot uicv oiid.lroikoiillt
bead with a p so ii, ,l(, ,ai, 0 Fmi.
gnu, when the crowd inlirfi ml. M Guirt
Win taken to I he Fushiou Saloon, U
wounds dnss. il, mid hr put t0 Ull il L
room ovi r th,. i. A ft. r dark. Kisni.
gan sh p. i up Into the r sun and rot JJc
Gii.r.'s thro al. leatini; hit knife ii. IU
wound. .Next day the 111:111 rit luroij mi
rn in liiriniil (hi-insi Irri into I i.
lain e lommiltee, Iriiilniul roiiviilnj J'i
nig hi of n. nr. I. r iu the first uVj-rrr, ir,
n i tenee.l him lo be lung Ihr lirxl ilm it
II o'l'o, k. More ni on, n rhop. u i t.
fw The dcpatehi from the Kit, li
t.'legr iihe, to Vri'lii, and puLlinlici) is
the Oregon P.ipirs ri pre,i,l that the If
ci-ssionist of lliirtfiirdiind Plackford roon
ti In bunn, had taken up arm (0 mill
ll eduifl. Th'' d intch III (he FierjB'll
to Ciiioti, however, show thul II wis voir
tin' m eesslonisl of Ilarlfuid, roiliilj Kit
of Plaekford coimly, who hail dnlroinl
the lisli of i iirollmrnt, Ac. Thrrc il M
Hartford county iu the Slutr. Mr I'l
vi, l-i.ii, ol this city, who lived in lllnl(i"il
county s. virnl ymrs, inforuii ui that it
(he most beniehted huh' in I he S'.slr, Ml
i xeej ling (he 'deestrii k' where Johncu-J
Illbbetl lili ll
Mora IVrkrl llarkarldr.
A I. tier from Pi v. II. P. Witt, of JU
roe county, Kentucky, to frituJ o
coast, make un lition of (he follomng it'
stances ol rebel barbarity: la that county,
a parly of rebel culled at the liouw of Df
Pluck, wheru there wn a joiinif UJj,
Miss Stevens, who gnro I lit rrlsll-"1-w
nter -nf(er which Ihey nsknl her which
side shn would like lo liare luecenl &
niKMi-rcd, tho Union side upon wli:ca
the rebel shot her dead!
The other instimco is, if powihle, rt'H
moro nlrocions: The rebels cilW '
house near Puw Paw Isluiul, on
sissippi Piver, ns Is authenticate"', s"
iniindeil their dinner iu llio nsuit of IM
Southerii Confedcrney. An old WJ
elghly-lhree years of ago who '""J
got their dinner very good iiMurcJIr, w
while they vero rating sho look llnlirlJ
of talking to them. Sho told tlifiD WJ
were ruining the best Government II tw
world, and that they could ncyrrnisWf1,
other OS good; sho brgged Uitm "i
down Iheir arms and submit to ll" u '
eriiinciil. After many horrid oilM
bitter threats ngalnst tho friend" ' w
Union, they took her nnd hunj htt
trrt in fmnt ohtr own Jimr-ht B(F"
makiiig hi csenpo to tho Federal ff"0001"-
Kkntcckv.-TIiO Pegislalurt of
Slnto is reported to bo orrniiKing for g
orul draft and tho nprnpriallon of iw '
000 for tho purposo of Mug htt 111
crushing tho rebellion, lib tl' ,,,c "J
about it, Her go between iH7
nigh ruined tho Government, m
brought civil war hack to hrr lioin",
saved by Xorllicrn Ahnlitioii Ttlor. 6
might lo do soinclhiiiK tor lttr on '
tion.flud pay less heed lo ll.o M
" coiiservativii" nigger lovers,
tif Gen. Cnss mule riug'na "l
nt Hillsdale, Michigan, rccrntl '
lislinenls, nnd heartily cspou.li'K M 1 .
".'" "': ,lvl.J,'l:J.iS.l
(lid iasl, It liol iorK,..vi., -- ,
journedtill ll.o standard of lb U
lloals, uiiopiiostd, from aw" -
oud to the Toclfic Occau.