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The Daily Dispatch: August 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], One hundred and Fifty Dollars reward. (search)
Important from Washington.
effect of the Manassas battle Abroad — martial law — the Busted capitalists Demand a Charms in the Cabinet.
Washington, Aug. 26.
--The foreign correspondence received at the Departments does not disguise the fact that the United States Government has suffered severely, in the estimation of foreign Governments, by the disastrous defeat at Bull Run.
They consider that that battle has closed the door to any reconciliation between the sections.
The special correspondent to the Herald says that Washington city is much excited by the report that martial law will soon be declared.
A committee from Boston has been here to induce President Lincoln to change his advisors.
The committee represent a body of capitalists who will not risk their money unless certain changes are made
more arrests — the Lincolnites seizing Correspondence from ladies — the Mutinous soldiers, &c.
Washington, Aug. 26.--Among the arrests here have been several women.
Four naval officers who had resigned have been arrested and sent to Fort Hamilton.
Their names have been stricken from the rolls.
The special correspondent of the New York Herald says that the entire blame of the recent Lexington, Ky., affairs belongs to Senator Breckinridge.
The special to the Tribune says that the Government is considering the propriety of organizing a detective police, and organizing a net-work of surveillance by their detectives.
The force at Washington has been increased by recruits from New York and Philadelphia.
A woman from Gen. Beauregard's head quarters has been arrested, and letters found on her person implicating prominent parties.
All the mutineers, including those of the 2d Maine, and the 13th and 21st, of New York, have been sent to Tortugas.
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From Missouri.the bogus Government in a Bad way.
Jefferson City, Mo., Aug. 26.
--Bogus Gov. Gamble, of Missouri, has called for an army of 42,000 Missourians.
The civil, authorities are unable to cope with the present condition of affairs in Missouri, unless aided by a strong military force.
Where volunteers fail to raise the quota of force from their county, the citizens will be drafted for a term of six months, unless peace occurs sooner.
He says arms will be furnished as soonooner.
He says arms will be furnished as soon as they can be obtained.
Louisville, Aug. 26.
--The correspondent of the St. Louis Democrat says that the Springfield prisoners were sent to town naked, and every man had his pockets picked.
Louisville, Aug. 27.
--At Ironton, Missouri, it was reported that Gen. Hardee's forces had withdrawn from Greenville to Reeves' Ferry.
Other movements indicate that Hardee's column would move to affect a junction with Gen. Pillow.
The War upon peace newspapers continued. Trenton, N. J., Aug. 26.
--The True Democrat, the oldest and most prosperous paper in the State, has been discontinued upon the ground that its circulation has been virtually interdicted.
Grafton, Aug. 26.--The Alleghenian office has been destroyed by a Federal mob.
[The Alleghenian, we believe, was located in Cumberland, Md.]
The War upon peace newspapers continued. Trenton, N. J., Aug. 26.
--The True Democrat, the oldest and most prosperous paper in the State, has been discontinued upon the ground that its circulation has been virtually interdicted.
Grafton, Aug. 26.--The Alleghenian office has been destroyed by a Federal mob.
[The Alleghenian, we believe, was located in Cumberland, Md.]
The Daily Dispatch: August 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Horrible Murder. (search)
The "Letter Express" broken up. Louisville, Aug. 26.
--The last Letter Express which will be allowed to go was sent to-day, as Postmaster General Blair has directed in the future that all carriers shall be arrested.
Written communications between the sections is hereafter forbidden.
An arrest in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Aug. 26.
--A man by the name of Alken has been arrested as a Confederate agent.
Arrest of a Southern citizen in Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 26.
--Dan. C. Lamber, of New Orleans, has been arrested.