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posted regarding our movements. The Rev. Louis Republican learns that a statement is forthcoming from Col. Harding, in the absence of the General commanding this department, which will show beyond question the absolute impossibility of aid being rendered by Gen. Fremont before the battle of Wilson's Creek. Washington items. Washington, Oct. 1. --The Kentucky cavalry regiment is still without an officially recognized Colonel. A petition is in circulation recommending Lieut. Colonel Owens for the command. Prince Salm Salm was sometime ago appointed, but at his own request a change has been made, and he is now attached to General Blenker's staff. It is satisfactorily ascertained that the rebels have not lately sent any of their forces to the Upper Potomac. They have merely retired further back into Virginia. Their lines extend from Occoquan and Manassa to Fairfax C. H. Manassa obviously being their base of operations. The friends of Ex-Mayor Berret say