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The Daily Dispatch: August 30, 1861., [Electronic resource]

ssed. The Live Yankee is about ready for service, and will join the flotilla this evening, when she will again become flag-ship of the Potomac fleet. She carries two 32 pounders, one 24 pound boat howitzer and one rifled cannon. Federal Accounts of Affairs South of the Potomac. Lewensville, Va., Aug. 27. --The enemy has occupied Bailey's Cross Roads in considerable force and are entrenching. Farmers are not allowed to come through to Washington now, and the boarders at Mr. Bailey's have been scattered in consequence of this occupation by the Secession force. Col. Sherman is in command of the enemy at Bailey's Cross-Roads. Secessionists hereabouts profess to expect lively times soon in this neighborhood. Chain Bridge, Aug. 27.--Five of our men, while out scouting about three miles above here yesterday, were in a corn-field, and to their dismay discovered that about thirty "secede" cavalry were "circulating around the edges" of said field. Thinking the c

Ten Dollars reward. --I will give the above reward for the return to me, or for such information as will lead to the arrest of a Negro Boy, named Horace. He is of medium size, of yellow or copper color, and has light-colored eyes. I think he has either gone to Manassas with some regiment of soldiers, or is lurking about some campground near the city. He was hired to E. A. Mayo for the present year by E. D. Eacho. W. B. Martin, At S. M. Bailey's Tobacco Factory. au 26--1w.

s own affidavit showing the alleged secession letter to his son to be a forgery. Army matters. Several hundred army wagons have arrived here from Harper's Ferry, with the camp equipage of the three months men under General Patterson. General Banks' headquarters are now at Pooleville, twenty miles above, and his entire supplies are carried by negroes by the way of Rockville. The Western Railroad is still in Federal possession. Capt. Tansill. Captain Tansill, the resigned office station. Sickness among the troops. Typhoid fever has appeared in the Government hospitals, and nearly all the sick and wounded soldiers have been attacked by the disease. Four hundred army ambulances have arrived here. From Gen. Banks' column. Hyattstown, Aug. 26. --A general court-martial for this division has been organized, of which Col. Biddle, of the 1st Pennsylvania Rifles, in President, and Major Majelton, of the 2d Pennsylvania Reserve, is Judge Advocate. It

thin the limits of this command, whether by land or water, is called to the 56th and 57th Articles of War." Washington Items. That very corrupt paper, the Washington Star, under date of Tuesday evening, furnishes the subjoined: Mrs. Barrett, wife of the ex-Mayor of Washington, was in the Mayor's office, at the City Hall, yesterday evening about the time the Councils met, and stated to some acquaintances that the search at her husband's house for papers had been got through with, and secure them from the impertinent observation of the curious. The three ladies already arrested are confined here, and it is understood that they will have the society of three more before to-night. The female members of the family of Mayor Barrett and Mr. Phillips are all under strict surveillance, military guards being stationed in both houses. The arrest of Young Johnston. It was stated yesterday that Wm. L. Johnston, said to be a nephew of Gen. Johnston, of the Confederate

Arizona.Col. Baylor's proclamation. The following is the proclamation of Colonel Baylor, the commander of Confederate forces in Arizona, to which a brief allusion was made yesterday: To the people of the Territory of Arizona. The social and political condition of Arizona being little short of general anarchy, and the Colonel Baylor, the commander of Confederate forces in Arizona, to which a brief allusion was made yesterday: To the people of the Territory of Arizona. The social and political condition of Arizona being little short of general anarchy, and the people being literally destitute of law, order and protection, the said Territory from the date hereof is hereby declared temporarily organized as a military government, until such time as Congress may otherwise provide. I, John R. Baylor, Lieut.-Col. commanding the Confederate Army in the Territory of Arizona, hereby take poJohn R. Baylor, Lieut.-Col. commanding the Confederate Army in the Territory of Arizona, hereby take possession of the said Territory in the name and behalf of the Confederate States of America. For all the purposes herein specified, and until otherwise decreed or provided, the Territory of Arizona shall comprise all that portion of the recent Territory of New Mexico lying South of the 34th parallel of North latitude. All