The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20

lsh. The Chief Engineer OF the Susquehanns
: kidd rr,, =, bells have been found. and
more ar being found. having been hastily ou
!, a in the sand The 6 orgia troops run his |
Il, d The South Caroliuans last. A German IL
erv company Who served the guns stayed III
he last. |
Special DISPATCHES state that Secretary Chas'
in, uds appointing collector for Port b aufor'
As government ~ill make it 3 port OF entry. Sci
sror UNIONS will send ship TO Beaufort viii
An assorted Carg, to exchange for cotton
SECRETARY Cameron has declared that soldier |
shall not be used As slave catchers, and arms o.
6crrs will no; be permitted to engsge in the bu
tsgitives.
Nashville Nov. L.
Five railroad bridges we're burned in Eas: Tel
ne see, on Friday night, b. Cnionists; two o.
the Georgia State Road, at Chcamonga Creek
Il milton county, and one OF the East Ter
nesee and Georgia Railroad, on Hiawassee Rive
Bradley county. Five minutes after the guard
pa. sed, the whole bridge was in flames. Tw'
bridges on the Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
on Lick Greek, Green county, and another o
Holstein River, were also burned |, Wa
thought unnecessary 10 guard the bridge on th'
Holsiein, as Sullivan county vas strongly south
ern in feeling The bridge over Holstein rive
- at Strawberry Plains In Jefferson county tn
bridges we're fred, but the fires we're put out b,
the people A guard had one hand cut Of and
N 4 -.
| one OF the ucenGiaries mas been killed. gen
| teuan from East Tennessee reports that there
| Is great excitement in consequence OF the burn
| il & OF bridges. 1t vas evidently perconcerted
plan. The loss is heavy and viii cause grea
inconvenience and delay. Matters in East Ten
nessee are regarded as in critical condition.
and much anxiety is felt for Zol!lcoffer.
Bacon il 80 cents per pound in jackson
Miss.
| Augusta, Ga, Nov. IL.
A report has been current here for the past
iay or two that black flags have been hoisted al
| Savannah, Charleston, and other places Oh ID,
southern coast, vhi.h indicates that no quarter.
all! be given TO the invaders, and no quarter,
| will be asked.
The Norfolk Day Book has the following ed
vertsement: Attention Rattlesnakes! Charg,
.ith Tell poison ana be prepared TO strike. W.
aud many subjects in this town who must re
ceiye the force OF our venom. Call early al th,
hall and hear the big snake. Little snakes kee,
.our eyes open and bring in the list OF those vi
friendly to our holy Cause. By order Of b.
hattie November l3, 1851"
| Washington Nov "a
| gene raj order has been issued referring q
relieving Fremont Of his Command, and ordern,
that all those appointed into the military servic
oy Fremont, anu whose appointment has no
oeen sanctioned by the President. are hereb
discharged from the service OF the United State
by command OF Gen. Mcclellan.
Boston, Nov Ia
A vessel arrived at Holmes Hole reports
arge English steamer laden with munitions G
Var had been captured by United States al
i,ken into Key West.
The Louisville Courier, dated at Bovlia
Green, sth, contains Richmond correspondence,
aging: Colonel, now Brigadier Gen. Hun
~
Y SION of the rebel army in Kentucky. az
Brig Gen. John c. Breckenridge returns I
Southern Kentucky this week. TO organize hi
br gade and put the provisional government i
kentucky in motion.
The same correspondent complains of tie de-
lay in getting the steam frigate M,rrImac read
for sea, and speaks OF twenty-one rited canno
which came in the steamer Bermuda with |
grooves, each throwing she'll Of l2O pound
five miles and halt
The Fredericksburg Herald Of Nov lst. says
John A. Washington's family residence
niles below Hatieras Point Was bombarde
aud burned.
Richmond, Nov :.
, John Tyler and Roger A. Pryor are electe
to the Confederate Congress.
! The steamer Bermuda, with 800 bales c
cotton. run the Savannah blockade on the nigh
|, of Nov 2
Charleston. Nov. Z.
Gen. Lee has arrived. VIM. Porcher Miles
elected to the Confederate Congress
Bait more, Nov. IA.
|
which contains the following:
Richmond, Nor. llM-Col. Cocoran. tire
Captains and eighteen Lieurenants, all of whom
were captured at Manassas aud confined in jai
at Richmond. had been selected By 10, to b
hung by way of retaliation for the hanging Q
Capt. Baker and crew of the privateer Sayan
nah. The Hon. Mr.. Ely drew lots for Colone
Cocroran. who is now in prison at Charleston
In case the Court at New York condemned th
crew OF the Savannah to death, the Fedora
officers will be Immediately hung.
The Charleston Mercury. of the 10th, has tn
following: The Yankee prisoners are all safe
~ in Jail, where they will wait the issue of tn
trial Of our brave privateersmen at the Nortt
Should one drop of Southern blood be shed b
the Northern Court for defending the South OF
the seas, it Will be paid with interest in Charles
ron. Self protection and the enforcement
Of the laws Of nations and humanity alk
require in this instance, full and ample retail
alton.
The Mercury says the Federals would cap
ture a large amount Of cotton in the vicinity o
Port Royal.
The Mercury. Of the 9th, publishes letter
with the startling head lines in capitals e Ma
raj Auoek on Port Rosai-Botter,es Aband
ened-7he enemy in full Possesnon Nv.
are in the midst of mass of conflicting rumor=
| which reached Us Yesterday from Port ROYAL