White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-21

It's TO be hoped that you will see the necessi-
ty of abiding BY the laws and actively sustaining
them. Bot ifycu raise an army against the
Government We have sworn to protect. the
course 1have briefly marked out will be followed
to the letter. C. r. JrSSrsoS,
Col Cong, First Kansas Cavalry.
A Grand Cosu. ID Of War To he Held
Great DistaSbance in The Rebel
Rasks+S2, 200, 900 Worth Of Cotton
Seized.
wAsHScroS, Nov. II.
The Tribune's special dispatch says:
Gen. Burnside's Division, consisting of six
regiments, are expected to depart Immediately
on the arrival of . portion Of the vessels now
constituting the feet at Beaufort.
The Worlds dispatch says:
Generals Stone and Banks are in town. A
grand council of war is to be held to day, which
will be participated in BY Mcclellan. the Pres
ident. and all acting Major Generals. The
question Of IN advance will be decided.
Our spies and scouts report great disturbance
in the rebel ranks. and the rapid moving Of
troops. There il also great activity in the A.
my here.
The Times dispatch says:
There 10 evidently an intention on the part OF
the Government to follow up the blow 90
successfully struck on the South Carolina coast
Gen. Hsnsy has gone to Fort Mooroe. 1t
is thought he will pave eo.mand Of the rein
foreements and participate in the campaies on
ttA Southern coast.
The Herald's dispatch says: 7
Mr.. D.dge, Chief 0: Police Of B ,ltimore, was
here to-day, and reported to the War Depart.
ment that information was brought to Baltimore
this morning BY boat from Fort Monroe, that
Gen. Sherman had seized two million dollars
worth Of cotton in the vicinity Of Beaufort, 8.
c., and that numbers Of citizens there had pro-
fessed loyalty to the Government. t
Preparations making to Defend Beau.
fort-Citizens Leaving Savannah.
BALnno Nov. IS.
The Old Point boat has arrived Charleston
papers Of the 18th inst state that Gen. Lee ID
making extensive preparations to defend Beau.
fort, and the place 10 not occupied BY General
Sherman-that negroes are engaged In reno
wing cotton and other property. and that two
Yankee gun-boats are aground near the village
The Charleston Courier states that there il IT.
tie cotton stored at or near Beaufort. Messrs.
Hope and Bayard, Who reside on Hilton Island, :
set fre to every bsilding On the premises. and
their crops, leaving mass Of ruins behind.
The guns Of the Lady Davis and Huntress
have been placed in . battery At Port Royal
Ferry under eommasd II Comnodoee Donovan.
where stand will b. made.
A large number Of families have Left savan.
nah for the sp country. ... "a
On Saturday last, according 70 the Charles.
ton papers. there vers no signs Of Gen. Shes.
man taking possessioa Of Beaufort. The Rus,
ledge Mountsd RiAensa sssrtsd for Bssusors
Sunday morning. A detaehmeut Of neunsed
rides Of Col. ClinsmanS North Ca.elina rsei.
0snt Vas also On the way. E--s 49,.
Tie Charsestea Msrss.y contains the nan
asr in shiea he cosiedssaass hare prepared
6os he snesgeuey. bes7. ss.-H-.I E
News Frsa Dixie-Gc.eraI Ce.sser...
ti0o. 'iait v1dsa-il9..
orr 81 WAsussron. Nov. Il
A deg Of trues from Norfolk bsoekhs
down some % prisonsrs, I'll Of whom
::id they wsrs leavisg On account Of he
high pries Of living thew ssd she unsst.
tied state ofsoe;sty. All their bagE.es
vas searched. ,1tiel .ah. ii
eoathsn papers wsrs vssy sesres; ooly