The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-15
psDtelns,

t to 10000 by the 25th of Noyemier.
The New Y ork Tribune learns that The
has had and is now having
constructed more than 5000 gun car.
riages for field batteries.
There are now more than 80, 900 Ohio
Indiana and Illinois troops in Kentucky.
They are in greatest force at Paducah. on
the Louisville and Nashville R. B., and
at camp Dick Robinson.
In one of the Troy N. Y. pulpits. on
Sunday last. the pastor made a special
prayer for Gen. Fremont, whom he allu.
ded to as-'.a man between two fires
he enemy in front, and distrustful and
-landerous people behind.
A good one is told ola Quaker volnn.
teer who was in Virginia skirmish.
Coming in pretty close quarters with
rebel, he remarl g ] ,"Friend, it's unfortu.
nate, but thee stands just where I'm gor
ing to shoot" and, blazing away, down
came ssecesh.'
The defalcations of Haldeman, the late
Secession Surveyor and Pension Agent
Of Louisville, will amou Mt to 3692 instead
of $40 ,ooo as stated in our yesterday'sis is
sue. Of the former sum, deficiency of
s2.4- e is in the Treasury Department.
and $l246 in the Pension Agency.
VIM. B. Astor and George Opdyke. of
New York, are said to be largely interes-
ted in the real state of New Orleans.
The former has also been discovered to
be the owner Of six hundred shares OF the
stock of the Bank of Louisiana, worth in
ordinary times $3.50 per share.
Commodore S;ribling, of the East In-
dia Squadron, was called home Tor fear
he might not be sound on the Secession
question, He is Southern man and his
son has joined the rebel army. The gal
mt Cor modore turns out, however. to
be Union man of the most uncondilion.
al stripe.
In recent article on American affairs
the London Times afirms that the exper-
iment Of our republic was hopeless one
| from the first, and that for the last TWEEN
| ~ years our Union has been breaking up.
| If the present war does not finish it up.
another cata strophe like it will inevitably
bring it to an end. So the Times predicts.
The Louisville Journal says, "Hun-
drcds of those exceedingly sensitive Ken
tuckians who SO eloquently proclaimed
that they could never take up arms a.
gainst the Southern States, inasmuch as
those States were Kentucky's sisters,
have now taken up arms against Ken
lucky herself. I=n't,that enough to make
the devil laugk?"
A Missouri correspondent says: Take
any thousand from tie hordes that are
bowling on the track of the Nationals in
Missouri, and pirate about soar niggers,"
and zine hundred and ninety mine of them
are too poor to buy even baby, if full
grown negroes were selling at ten cents a
tdozen."
| The State of New Jersey has gone as
follows: ten Democrats, ten independent
Democrats. and ten Republicans. In the
House there is probably a small Union
majority No State ticket was run.
AMMUNITION FOR THE FLEET.-Besides
the ammunition taken from New York
Gen. Wool furnished the Fleet with the
following articles
4 100000 musket balls,
$4,000 buck and ball cartridges.
10000 rifle cartridges,
200 600 percussion caps,
$4,000 lbs. of cannon powder.
5000 Tbs. of musket powder.
1000 hand grenades,
and many other comtustible and destruc-
tive materials, to aid in carrying on a
successful warfare.
Mathew johnson, late U. S. Marshal
for the Nothern District of Ohio, died al
Cleveland on Thursday last.
, Within the last eight months ending
on the 5lst of August, the importation OF
breadstuffs into Great Britain amounted
to one hundred millions of dollars! Great
: Britain does not feed herself by a great
, deal.
; The Halifax (Nova Scotia) papers an-
nounce that lump of gold has been re.
Gently taken from the min es of that region
worth $500
+ The last editorials on American affairs
published in the Lond on Times show
very noticeable and remarkable change il
that journal in favor eff the cause of th.
Union and belief in its ultimate success
We see it sta ed, in Washington dis
patch, that the new war steamer Pensa-
cola, lately fitted out at the navy yard
> there, and to prevent which going out te
;. sea has been generally supposed was the
: object of the rebel batteries on the Poto'
mac. has passed them all untouched.