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, 1861-11-30
FHOm FORT PICKENS.
Rebel Accounts of the Fight---0Hr
Ships Reported D1sabled--A General
Rebel Bragg of Victory.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ee9.-The Inquirer has
the following dispatch from Fortress Monroe,
dated the eth:
Passengers by a 1ag Of truce from Norfolk,
this morning, furnish some further news in re-
gard 10 the fight at Fort Pickens. These par
tieulars, it must be crcmembered, come through
rebel sources. Gen. Bragg had not made a
breach in the Fort, as was before reported.
Great excitement was prevalent throughout
the South respecting the battle, but it was
thought Bragg would be able to force Colonel
Brown 10 surrender.
4 messenger arrived from Pensacola, On
Sunday last, with rercmptory order for rcin-
forcemvuts. Bragg was at that time hopeful
Of an early SUCCESS, and was replying at inter-
walls upon the Fortress with great effect. His
regular salyos arc described rs being really
terrible. The General was perfectly cool and
confident. No breach had yet been made, but
on Monday one would be manifest, when
Bragg expected reipforcements, and would
storm with fresh troops and ordnance.
Col. Brown lad concentrated a perfect
storm Of Shot and shell upon the Navy Yard,
burning it down, together with all the out
buildings, and i considerable amount Of ord
nance stores. Pensacola had been evacuated
hy order Of Gen. Bragg.
Col. Brown had called to his assistance five
vessels Of war, all Of which had been driven off
by the batteries. The steam frigate Niagara
was almost riddled with shot, and the Colorado
thoroughly disabled.
Gen. Bragg Lad declared to his troops that
, 1861-11-30
T.c Provincial Rebel Government of
KEUIuckE.

TEc Provincial Rebel Government Of
Kentucky.
The Sovereignty Conycntion'' held at Rus
se1!yil]e, Ky, was in session three days, and
went through a1l the motions Of voting the
State out Of tic Union, and into the Con-
fcioracy, besides making 4 Provisional Coy
crnmcnt for TIC interim. This Government
is IS follows:
Gofsf3oi-Geo " johnson. of Scott.
Legislative Goustcit-Wi11is B. 3fschen. OF Logan:
john ". Crockett. Of Henderson Jas. P Bates. Of
Barrc1,: james $. Crstman. Of Wayne: Phil B.
II. ". Bruce. Of Louisville ]. w Moore. Of Mout-
gomcry; E. Vi. Bruce. Of Nicholas: and George q.
Hpti.e. Of Campbell.
Commissioners to Richmond 10 1t.sct he za;etl
2rtM tx (u4fel.tucy.-ue1ryC Burnett. Wn. E.
Sin,rrs. and II VILLAIN Preston.
The other officers will be appointed By the
Governor, with The advice aild consent Of the
Council; and wncn the articles Of union are
ratified, Senators and Representatives will be
chosen.
The Lonisyille Journal says:
Al! Executive and Legislative powers are vested
Provisional Government shall have the Concurrence
Of q majority Of It's members; the Council to ell
yatalcics. but no councilman shall be made Gov
ernor 10 ill q vacancy. The old Constitution and
laws Of kentucky are declared i'll force. excerpt
where inconsistent with The acts Of the rebels.
This wc take it means they have neither Con=titu-
tien nor laws. Bowling Green il the new-!ladgel
Capital and the (ourzer says si1ty-tive counties
were IeIrescE1e ed iu tho Convention By over two
luntlrcI member-it does nut u=e the word del
eEatcS. This is the first act Of great farce, and
oil w have jet been able to hear ofit The t0ari4f
is III cc=taciu$ over the progress Of the drama.
, 1861-11-30

EE- Our Cairo correspondence in anoth-
CT column givesa variety Of interesting and
important news from that section, where
does not appear that any immediate move
nent II tie magnitude forcshalowed by
preparations in progress can take place
from that point for some weeks 10 como.
Meanwhile it is sure from the letter, and
other sources that the rebels down the riv
CT are making large preparations. Among
these will be noted The cotton breastworks
Of the little rebel lctilla On the Cumberland
riycr
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BosToS, Nov. ::a.S-Col. Lee, Of the Massa-
clusetts 18th, captured ut Balls Blun, writes
briefly from Richmond on the 18TH, tint, as
one OF the officers drawn By lot to oEse. the
course Of our Government towards the rcbel
pirates, he is an inmate Of the ceu Of i Jill Ut
Richmond. The same is tr1le Of other officers
His health, and that OF Major Revere and Cap
tains Bowman and Rockwood, is good. Col.
Lee is permitted to say, OF good rebel author
ity, or What ne considers as such, THAI the
rebel government is not only willing but anx-
ious to secure an exchange Of prisoners with
the United States Government.
, 1861-11-30
Gen. Halleck:s : Third Order.ss

We have heretofore expressed our opinions
freely in regard to the 'Ordcr No. 81 rcla-
ling to the refugee slaves, and WI take this oc-
caEIon to repeat that in ourjudgment, it is in1-
posc that it was in accordance With orders or
intimations from las superior. However this
may be, the concurrent opinions Of very many
loyal men who are perfectly conscrsant with
the whole matter, coincide With that which VIC
have expressed. We have no doubt that q
short term Of observation and experience will
satisiy Gen. Hallcck OF its inpolicy, and
cause it to be moditicd or rcscinded.
, 1861-11-30
FROM TEE SOUTH,

Whichever is ding by the Government
towards The Mississippi River Expedition
that the South is making extensive and
formidable preparations there can be no
dazl1. All through Seccssia sixty day
trts'ps Src taking The field. Mississippi has
moved in tie matter and has raised $175,-
GOO TO send 10, 600 men 10 Columbus Both
1lis l'oint and Bowling Green, as respect
lively tnc Keys 10 Memphis and Nashville
are Tie seats Of immense activity, AMI our
iu-ceS will find each Manassas
, 1861-11-30

Rebel Convention at Ru8gelFQ1es-The
TWO Generals Crfttenden.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. a7.-The Bowling Green
Courier Of the 21st, says the rebel Brisadier
General George 3. Crittenden, brother Of
1'houaas L. Crittenden, Federal General, had
been promoted to Major Gencra1shIp, and
assigned to the Department OF Cumberland
Gap.
johnson, was arrested on the 18Th ut, and
brought to Knoxville for trial.
The rebel convention at RussellvilIe, Ey.,
made Declaration Of Independence, passed
IN ordinance Of secession, and adopted the
laws and constitution Of Kentucky, where net
inconsistent with the rebel government.
Richmond ad7ices say that the British
steam sloop Racer was expected soon.
It is reported that the priyateer Sumter WAS
captured On tie coast Of Texas by the fr;.:ate
NiagaIa.
, 1861-11-30

CE The English steamer Fingal, rur-
chased 1y rebel agents abroad, and which
l:o1Eh, liberal supplies on her outward
1rip, is ssisl to be in the harbor Of Charles
los, ti1;irs as Irivatccr. 10 be armed with
the WAiiworth riilel guns, etc. The
1stonc feet will block that game. The
steamer Nashville is also at Charleston, un-
loading 4 heavy cargo Of shoes.
, 1861-11-30

WHEELING, Va, Nov. q: "A full orsaniza-
ton Of the Western Virginia Cony yention was
perfected to-day. The work Of forming a
State Constitution was assigned to nine COM
mittecs, with no division Of sentiment.on the
question Of 4 new State. The business will
be dispatched as fast as possible, and applica-
ton made to Congress early in the session for
admittance. The general outside opinion is
that the gradual emancipation clause will be
adopted.
, 1861-11-30

- When the rebels from Pensacola recent
Il attacked and burned out the camps Of the
Wilson Zouaycs Oh Santa Rosa Island, it was
marvel in what way irc WAS made to do such
service. The capture Of I wounded rebel at 4
Litter unsuccessful assault tells the story. His
cantren was full Of camphcne, and lc say all
Of the former party were thus provided. It is
novelty in modern watflrg, and return to
the old DAYS Of Crock fire.
, 1861-11-30

B- The Gencsec Chief, an old propeller, is
sunk in Toledo Earbor. She and the Keystone
State arc of the List Of floating cotins. Hap
pily no lives we're lost on the propeller.
, 1861-11-30
Chr Trtht&&te.


Two vacancies exist in tic House Of
Representatives from Missouri, that Of the
rebel Clark, expelled ut thc last session,
and recently Of John II. Reid Of the Laia-
ycttc District, who sent in his resignation
to Claib. jackson, as Governor Of the state,
l'cfo:c joining the rebel army.
, 1861-11-30

tE An invoice Of $4,000 worth Of copper
went east ION Detroit on Wednesday, to New
York, via Buffalo md Lake Huron railroad,
, 1861-11-30

E 4 few days since, two little SONS Of
John E. Schobcy Of Kank;kcc county, rcspec-
lively aged s and 10 years, being carried away
hy :. military furor, started on foot to offer
their services to Gen. Hunter: They made the
town Of Lexington, in Mclean county, where
their anxious parient orcrhaulcl them, and
recalled his stray infantry. Ten years hence
those young=1 ers will pay to be looked up.
, 1861-11-30

~ There have been six deaths from drown
ing in the lake, off Racine, within two or three
days. Ono Of these, a man named Mr. Conner;
the others are five members Of Capt. Griffith s
Battery No. :, of Col. Annckc's Artillery RcGi-
mcnt, in camp ut Racine. These last were out
in sail boat that carsized, and only one ofthc
party cf six was taken of, clingiug to the keel
in al exhausted condition.
, 1861-11-30

Our readers will thank US for space de-
voted IL The Thanksgiving rttcranccs Of our
Clergy men, few Of whom did not fully
and sYtarcly recognize the present crisis,
its rrrils. and its cause in the gigantic evil
If Human Ch;sttcIisnl Read them
, 1861-11-30

r. Col, Daniels First Wisconsin Cavalry
arc comfortably in camp at kenosha, and have
received their uniforms. They number about
seven hundred. Their horses art many Of
them still in This city,
, 1861-11-30

I An unsuccessful attempt VAS made
few days ago By some unknown scoundrel to
burn the railroad bridge Of the Ohio and Mis-
eissippi railroad, at Carlyle.
, 1861-11-30

s@ The fragments Of what WAS believed to
have been large propeller, were seen of
Grand River 'y Capt. Dodge, Of the Dunkirk,
on Monday last, Another captain brings the
same report, from which it is thought that q
wreck yet nnrcportcd has taken place.
, 1861-11-30

- The Second Illinois Cavalry hare GOO
men 1t Cairo and 600 at Fort Massac on the
Ohio. Col. Noble has been i'll at Alton, but is
recovering. q few days since sabrcs and re-
volvcrs were given out to the regiment, which
Is now fully equipped.
, 1861-11-30

r. A rarity Of rebels captured By Federal
scouts from near Sedalia, few days since,
were found to be armed with weapons taken
at Lexington from the Irish Brigade and Col
Aarshalre Cavalry
, 1861-11-30

E- On Wednesday night q steamboatman
named WorrcA was Killed in an afflay at 4
saloon in 81. Louis, by Il man named William
Hyncs The affair Was most cold blooded
and brutal. The murderer is in custody,
, 1861-11-30

E The Buflllo Express, rumna:ging into
lakcanna!s sayf, the Canadians built the first
steamboat in 1916.
, 1861-11-30

B The number Of lives lost On the i'll
fated Keystone State, in the recent gale on
Lake Huron, was thirty-threc all told.
, 1861-11-30

e5E- The death sentence Of Conketon OF
Attlca, Indiana, the murderer of a neighbor
In June last, has been commuted by Governor
Morton, and the prisoner was lodged in the
Penitentiary at Michigan City on Tuesday.
, 1861-11-30
THE COmmAND In NORTHERN
MISSOURI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
QuEcT, November H. 1861.
Gen. Prcntiss has resumed command in
Northern Missouri and left here for that pnr-
pose to-day. Gen. Todd will 60 hence to
Washington,
, 1861-11-30

fN On the N. 7. Central railroad on last
Saturday three hundred and seyenty-six cars
heavily laden with Western produce went east
from Buffalo, equal In bulk to s, GOO barrels.
, 1861-11-30

IF On Monday last, at::Burns, Henry coun-
ty, son Of Moses Sharpe accidentally dis
charged his fowling- piece, killing Ills sister,
seventeen years Of age, who survived the
wound only three hours.
, 1861-11-30

New IoRK, Nov. 29.-The Constitution,
with DE advance guard of Gen Buffers Ex-
pedition, left Hampton Roads on Wednesday
afternoon for her destination southHard.
, 1861-11-30

fE The Detroit and Cleveland steamers
arc in winter quarters at Detroit.
, 1861-11-30

Boston, Nov. 29th.-1he eleven KentucE-
ians released from Fort Warren being destitute
Of money, were to-day sent home at the ex-
pensc of the city of Boston.
Samuel P. Skinner OF New Bedford, was COZ
7icted fitting out SLAYER and scntcncedtoPa{
IS. eco and confinement in Jail five years.
, 1861-11-30

Rebels Firing Opposite Harperss
Ferry.
SANDY HOOK, Nov. :o-The rebels fred
about so shells ut the camp Of the 26th Penn
syly"nia Regiment, ut HarpcE5' Ferry, to-day.
They fircd II long r.ngc, TO which our forces
we're unable to reply. Nobody hurt.
, 1861-11-30
IMPORTANT TO PACkERS.-

l. We hare rebuilt our Mel5ne House aessrosea ~
IRE ad hasing adopted syGd 55gd 9esl aoshea s ec
viz ~ sod We haye adopted TIT
sd b lie od 5S5a 15
and E6ou. he stoek b. sto = u.
J.. ~ rendered In Chicago Terms reasonable
pei1of ~ A"' MITCHELL d zAHA
.octde1n = Kiuzie street
, 1861-11-30

cE'' The old fellows who saw service in
the war Of 1872 arc falling into line, and one
hundred and G1ty arc recruited in one list
at Buffalo. They invite any and all rebels to
inspect them when they get into the field.
, 1861-11-30

u~ L painful accident took place on Sat-
urd'y near Rock Island, in which By the run
ming away of1lis team, Joseph Carlcn, a former
member Of our Irish Brigade, and Il prisoner
at the battle Of Lexington, was instantly
killed. He was living with a man named Bro
dvrick at Rock Island.
, 1861-11-30
Direct Communication Between Ha}i@
fax and New York.

11A HH0 GNet8 XVfHs
NEW YoHK, Nov 2S-The Canadas news
was received in this city direct from Halifax,
the first case Of the kind cxtant, through the
agency of telegraph reporters, invented BY
Geo. Hicks, Esq, Of Cleveland, Ohio. The
wires were connected through, and at one
writing the news was flashed direct from Hall
fax to this city.
, 1861-11-30

B Col Chester Harding, U. 8. A., has
been apr o:ntea by Gov. Gamble, ,Adjutant Gen
eral Of Missouri.
, 1861-11-30

CAIRO, Nov. 29,-Co1. Dougherty, wounded
at Belmont, is rapidly improving.
Two OF the new gun boats built at st. Louis
arrived here to-day.
Showing hard.
, 1861-11-30

Thanksgiving In Virginia.
WHEELING, Ta., Nov. 2s.-For the first time
in tllc history Of this commonwealth to-day
was observed as day OF thanksgiving, and
GOV. Pierront is the first Governor that ever
proclaimed one. Business in tic city was en-
tirely suspended.
, 1861-11-30

~ stean Eloutius Iii " .th three 1un Of stones
.is,. oil the necessity oosin s1,nttng and cleaning
sht EoSd 5V order eSanSSi,p5
rame cooper shop, 'oa1rel she'd large scales. stoek
Sns h o h Of E7sF cnnvn ma sa n
rare epp9Etu2f for practical nan 70 Do profit %
dsPose oiit 1t Ion pfies Oh easy terms. OF xill
exchange 1or improved fAr1ns For faIther pa1hcn
Iowa no30h5691W
, 1861-11-30
Kentucky Prisoners at Fort Warren
Released

BOSTON, Nov. 2sth.-The following politi-
cal prisoners from Kentucky were released TO-
day: J. ". Roberts, Joseph 7. MeEeai, W.
J" u, Grifin, Loris Holeclaw, Frank Grove,
Henry Thurher, Joseph Becky, and A. Nc
DoTel.
, 1861-11-30

The New Governor of Canada.
MoarRsAL, Nov 2o-Lord Monck was
sworn in as Governor General Of Canada 1t
Quebec yesterday.
, 1861-11-30
FROM BEAUFORT,

Our Forces moving toward Savannah
The Rebels under Gen. Drayton--
Part Of the Fleet Leave for Further
South
, 1861-11-30

Forti1catIens Ready at Ship Island.
NEW YORK, Nov. :.S-Tle schooner john
N. Gcnin, from Ship Island, near New Orleans
reports that the fortiications there arc finish
ed, the guns mounted, and $50 men detailed
from the blockadiDg feet to work them.
, 1861-11-30

From Fortress Monroe.
BALTIMORE, Nor. 29.-The Old Point boat
arrived with tag Of truce, and brought some
ladies from Norfolk, but NO news.
The rebels are evidently endeavoring to keep
back Southern news.
, 1861-11-30

IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND,
, 1861-11-30
= ESTER j. CO.'S PATENT

Heating and seaallauns RafHaee>
Fos Houses Cnurcles school Houses PUBLIC Esiis &C,
This Fu71ace has been 50 thoroughly t2ied in thfa
locality .tat raTt:=.laE notice is aoE Eeeesy IN
roint II economy u e1s eheapn.s II cost a;a hea1,-
{. G. Hammond ". ". FarweI!, john y N!lilaY1a a
farter Bauer. EstE5- and Rev. Dennis nunn q IN
caEo r. D. Ro5crtsou, JasD MASH a:s; Ef.:Ia 5qsses
Essise OF Rockford. Address II: W LESEkh, Poss-
Otdce Box SEQ. Ot1ce No. IS Lasa!le street.
rE3Q.9.1
, 1861-11-30
MATTERS AT CAIRO.

The Great Ezpoaition-"7H MRls II =
=; gristd saosaV'-1He Gu't-ooats- s-7Aey ct
nyrouad-.dle7s aud ornaments 9eady-Pras-
Tsbfzs stp The Cumberland -Cohonaded Gun-
toats-changes in Ca;ro-Fort Cairo-coz.
Bu1o7sI in comnaantl-1he Official orders-INe
teedther- HTiuter quarteTs-ls Feeling among the
troops-A nc4c commander to be appo;ntcd--
Whut the rebels d7e doing-0ur 40ounded at
Ee'mont-1Ae Camp Jackson 1'risoaers-sJebb:
Thompson.
, 1861-11-30

WANTED.-A situation ~ Cook
W OF to dc rta1ute7 york. plain sewing ar taking
care Of children, e. Gco1 reference gtyca. Call 1t
Afirhtra1 SIref- tn3
, 1861-11-30
Neln advertisements.
SHERMAN, HALL & CO.,

VG1V&3R113 V07@&31&z1a1VN QA1f1EGd1AI4E EEY
For the ca]e and Purchase Of Grain Flour &C. q south
Water STREET Ca ii advances on ents ir sale
In this ma-aer CT shipment East
y. s1xEX4N. Us. GALL, T. G. A'I4EnT.
nn2h1S11r3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-08
From Jefferson City.
special to tile It. Louis Democrat.
laEEEn-nc EIr,. o..


JEFFERSON City Oc.. g.
Litt.o doubt i entertained her. that Price Is Of,
his way south with the main body OF his array,
the force reported ~ be making dem nstratious
near George own and soialia, being merely de-
tacament FOR the purpose Of keeping our a.iyailse
engaged Hnen last heard from, Prices advance
guard was Il Clifton, in Henry county Ii il sup
posed that lr.ce Will push to the Arkau. Il line
Gen. Fremont VII follow closely, and give him
battle wherever he can find him
j force OF between 5000 and 4 pa0 Rebel c4yai-
ry near Upton, to-day, whose object j
pres umed to be to get between cur advance ard
this place, and tall ulo Il some stray regiment or
transportation train going out.
Col. G., fee, Of Boonvile passed through here
the other day, for St Louis, bu, it has since been
ascertainei that he i. on his way soati wi.h in
portant documents, containing an official record Of
the proceedings Of the mock Legislature held at
Lexington.
A scout from Linn Creek, reports the probable
death Of the notorious Rebel leader, Rev. NJ.
johnson, who while moving some Of his powder
on Friday night, was dangerously wounded by til g
explosion Of one of the kegs.
Gen. Frem.nt and staff will probably leave for
Sedalia to morrow.
Special to he St. Louis Republican,
1t seems to be the belief, in military circles
here, that Price will avid battle with Fremont
If possible, but others entertain the oyinion tn
intends surprise upon some point the least protect
ed and that We shall have fight in few days
Fremont designs to follow the rebel army into Ar
kansas and force them to fight wherever he can
encounter them.
The Paymasters who brought 81, ,2O0, 600 to pay
eff the troops to the 3lst of Aug, have discharged
their duty and returned to st. Louis.
Claib jackson is reported to be on route foI
Texas.
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LATER EkOf sssETEs..Eis
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From w ashinytOn.

NAsItNGToN. Gct g.
II. tannv. = 80 ''1,''' Z
4 HArrEKA. o.;.
left in the steamer Fanny tot Da..rer Head IL.
I let. Arriving there at i Z. ~. we anehar..! anf
waited there Two hours and a half before ,ra .@.f
Communication from shore. About tg.th.ra u.
the way t. shore we s4w \ ste4D,, Ill Il, ,e..,,,
abeut T. H. w.tic4 proyci to be one og th. ,,.
N.Y. -he was -tan.ilr11. ,4.e er oir 1,..+.,, III +
in short time two more reared. steari1,,,,,
es;!Y for Is Thc first on. iaeu .tc,tIsi ;,.7sf
cetnlneAcesi firing upon a. aillas soof.s b..tte.
I two came W ines ,iid the SANE We retained tn
iIre with nine shots, s!ikih. one Il me bn.,ts !,
tlte bow IAe. Can't frt 81 hal#tl tti r
4 Regiment su-,c.tca Il surrender. s,.l, /, i.,..
usc Ithtta .l.ainst Aacn o8is. ana e,'.sll ~
81 G,.l5t tteMhitc IN. TIE mater tli,= Eta. r
tee tew AMER. tAe. iurneti to-, ;,I tlfr,v .,..-
taald sonla three ra .es III 4it.l1t.ni,ttp t,arct
la. tor.iii taeu theaNing any .n.rs .tef.gari
APT. itart taea ~ eeste.l thai The cham s.. sl
p.a and tie boat rlln ashore "a. wblt. A. i.
,hen hois,.d ana the crew .o IN fbeir ta.f- IL.
endeayorc4 10 get ~ IL carry lhc ,,.Is,rs ,.s
TO- Fa,uy lat ~ ii nst 10 - ~ to Icst {
ny opinions they ha pcaty q tln.. nom ar ar
I..a = thae e sAe enemy, T. nave . II every t!l-
.4 Shore iloi lae EanAt II sGIIt..at .,,t
,s e:uliaye8 III tic tan 5fJ,f1ar 81 ,fares. t.
dat We ce}Il i.i... 3astr..,'f 4 t}...,..f
#,.4i.
rt.
.ie .'.s si'.sA' HAs directed trai hereafter q
i"''' an II lF3htih1 "iN .af iAe "e,fcrn
!'il'H-"' Sl3ti ic ih"&e ~ ";isii stoA n tacIe-s
AstF way @p3 ikrouEh t.ie or.tlaary cHanaei
i'ii-i''i'i s."idt y. =. @tt@h- ".-. abide ga
~ mai saea cAang n '..ssour +
N.-.ei 90 t't s5aA - ne t%H decm host.
-'9''''"1 ~ - Imperative atlhahis af iH.l.
,".e.e.' ~ .Hd.c+ fs' overtinent . ulrfeeI-
'sii.,'"'' he = Attoshey = neil unrssetFco
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-08
From New \ osk.

NEW 1ORk, Oct. d
Turh's Is.ani iAtes d SEPT. u i. s,a.c tLat
ther had beea increased demand tor Safethis
weeA. Most Of il haI been sold foF ,sh. The
auaa.ity On hand Is steadily dlminie aiug, the
avs - far prevented any quantity being gather
ei. ISIS are tie present Irice--export intJ
halt Gems.
4 serious riot occurred IN Iiul.on ity >atur-
day night. between members ol the Barney l. .il,s
quarterri IN the t.. Arsena., ana some 300 citi-
zens which 1t lear"i nay ytt ,.a4 ID very seiI
aus resnlt number Of pcrsons were iajure !.
including tie Mayor d lie city. HA,le trying u
4aelI tie disturbance, he tabled hsu or .ix
times about tie head and body, and is very .eri-
Gus j il not fatally ni Ired. There we're ,eri Us
ari reheu,oas 81 1iot yester1ly, AMI tie targ
we're ordered t. hold themselves ii readiness.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-08
From Fogt Monroe.

T orr MONROE, Oct. 6.
The Sfaulling sailed ~ iiatteras Inlet with
800 tr,oTs.
Gen Wool returned to oIi Point this morning,
and II doubtiess remain.
Gen. Mansfield goes 10 iiatteras Inlet the
II Iauliing 10 assume chief command.
Cummissary Joba C.arE, lata e..itor os tho Bps
tn Coarisr, WAS on the propeller taGny, auL lef.
With the first Dat load q store. AID ;Au esealei
ne captain oi ne Fanny i severely ccnsused, -
il 4 Y aafs tie reblI tessel- were not seen Until
sialA d mile of the psope.ior
On Thursday Two tug D ats having tie ~usque-
hannah il tow, anl laden wlt1 the remalAlL Z
orcs for the goth Ii diana egiInent !rtt llaita. !.
Inlet for the encanpInert of the regim nj, tut it
Was runored before the Milling !! tie lawIee that
they had abandoned theis pe,lslon, all were oi.
their way to Hattera, luiet.