Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29

fJundery (aIarge establishment epg gagged in max
ing maohinery for the powder mills at Man
chester, Tenn, and Augusta, Georgia) Three
companies were made up to guard the town.
An old man named Cleft, in Hamilton County,
is reported as having 500 men under him, but
the number is probably exaggerated. The
Ioyalists regard the insurrectionary movement
not as formidable, but malignant ebullition
that may be easily managed.
Commodore Drayton, U. s. A., has visited
bis brothers plantation, and has taken an in
ventory of his property-negroes excluded,
The Dispatch has, among other items OF in
teresting information, advices from Pensacola,
to the 11th, saying that new defenses are bein
erected by the Federals, and new guns ad1et
to the armament Of Fort Pickens. Two or
three Federal vessels had appeared there, but
had sailed elsewhere. An Alabama Regiment
had been sent to East Tennessee to put down
tho insurrecion there. A Mississippi Regi.
msnt had also been ordered away, but two
new regiments had arrived from that State.
Some dissatisfaction had been produced in
General Braggs command by reason of re-
cent order limiting the number of servants to
regiments. The remark Of an officer upon the
subject is considered good joke. He said,
'the very thing we are fighting for, is the priv
ileee Of doing what we please with our niggors,
and if we are denied that right here at home,
we are deprived Of one strong inducement to
fight" The Fort Smith (Arkansas)' Times SAYS
that General Cooper, at the head of 5000
Choctaw, Creek and Cbickasaw Regiments
had dispersed 0potbleyoholo's force of 1000,
with 800 fugitive slaves that fed to him for
freedom. Tho latter chief was fugitive.
STRANGERS IN RICHMOND.
The Enquirer says that among the distin-
guished personages at present in Richmond,
are the Hon. Albert Pike, the poet warrior of
Arkansas, who is there on Off 'ial business con-
neofpd with the Indians of the South. west,
and the Hon. Edward G. Anderson, Elk Mayor
of Savannah, and formerly Of the United States
Navy. Mr.. Anderson visited England early
in the fall in yacht, which started from Sa-
vanuah, ard while in Europe purchased and
fitted out the steamship Bermuda, whose recent
arrival at Savannah with a cargo Of valuable
munitions, ard whose subsequent successful
departure for England has been chronicled. He
also fitted out, with a cargo of arms, the steam
ship FTngal which reached Savannah last
week, himself accompanying her on the trip.
Hon. r. X. Meade, late United States Min
ster to Brazil, is also in Richmond.
From the Pensacola Correspondence of the Mobile
Register
REBEL MILITARY DIsCIPLIEE-Two SOLDIERS
SHOT.
On Friday-an evil day all the world over
there were two military executions at Warning
ton or in its vicinity-the one, a volunteer,
shot for the killing of an orderly sergeant while
| in the discharge of his duty as an officer; the
| other, a regular, for the striking of a cap
| tain. He was said to have been most ex-
| cellent soldier, and at the time of committing
| the offepse was crszed with liqaor. He met
| his fate like man. At the same moment
| there should have been one more shot-the man
that sold or placed in his way the poison. The
separation from his wife at headquarters is
represented to have been of most affecting
| character.