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thority to have, use and control their own labor or service as to them may seem proper, without any accountability whatever to said Thos. L. Smead or any one to claim by, through or under him. A party of Secessionists went to the house of Judge Birch, a member of the State Convention, a few days since, with the intention of killing him and his son, but they were fired on and repulsed. Judge Birch came to St. Louis, and to-day returned to his home in Clinton county, with arms for the UnionJudge Birch came to St. Louis, and to-day returned to his home in Clinton county, with arms for the Union men of that county. The life of Judge Ryland, late of the Supreme Court, who is in the hands of the rebels, has been threatened, if Capt. Magoffin, lately sentenced in Lexington to be hung, is executed. Montgomery Blair, Quartermaster General Meigs, Com. Foote, Captain Kelly and Lieut. Shirk, of the United States Navy, arrived here to-day. Washington items. Washington Sept. 13. --Albert N. Archibold of Fort Union, New Mexico, was, to-day, appointed United States Marshal