Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-21
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AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.
TERROR AGAIN REIGNs I'm THI
SOUTHWEST. 'i'"
THE REBELS PLUNDERINa UNION
CITIZENS.
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from Warrington.

WAsHINoroN, Nov. l9.-Lord LYONS haa mo-
behaved like diplomatist since the news thai
Mason and Slidell were on their way to For
Warren, ALTHOUGH necessarily ailent in hi,
official capacity, unofficially he Is almost imper
tinent in his conversation. He assumes thai
there can be no question between his govern
ment and ours for the reason that the United
States must yield the point in the controversy
and will disavow the act of Captain Wilkes
and must return Mason and Slidell to the
bosom Of the only power which seems heartily
to desire the dismemberment OF this Republic.
EaWara everett, EDWARD M. stanton and
keyerdy Johnson have expressed the opinion
that our right 70 take and keep Mason and Sill
dell 10 unquestionaoie' .a
The rebel pickets have advanced mile OF
two since Sunday.
Gen: Porter reports a considerable force two
miles from Vienna whose purpose, according to
the rumors which reach here, is to sweep off all
forage beyond Falls Church.
Gen. Cullum, lately of Gen. Scotts staff,
has been appointed chief OF Gen. Halleck's
stah and chief OF engineers. He leaves for st
Louis on Thursday:
To-day an engine aud cars run out on the
Orange and Alexandria railroad beyond Spring
field, the first time since the Bull Run battle.
A complimentary dinner was given this even.
lug. to Geo. d. Prentice at the residence Of Col.
Forney Secretary Cameron made few re-
marks. TTr .f. TlErU .fF.q TenTe.
Chimes Dispatch.)
. II is reported that Col. Ward H. Lamon sent
in his resignation as U. s. Marshal for the Dis.
trict of Columbia, that he might assume com.
mand Of his brigade, and the President refused
to accept the resignation, stating that he could
not spare him from bis po ition as Marshal, ai
least Tor the pressns.
4 H lHealds Dispatch
, A strong effort is being made here by prom
inent Kentuckians to procure an exchange o1
Hon. Chas. >. Morehead, OF kentucky, nov
confined at Fortress Monroe, for Charles An
derson' OF Le1as, a plother 10 BrigsGen' hob'
Anderson, VINO was seized and Imprisoned o.
the rebels ior MS aanerence 70 the Union.
Within the past rev Gays, immense trains o.
loaded army Wesons, amoulances @ ana artillery
caT.las 60 nave Doen no'ios "
~ ~ Csr,a;n W;Ikes "a matted hv acLno.,i,
aS.od a..ahi;sbad n,inc;Sias NJ ;ntarna,;ona =,
Is Q ann a ~ Inc M;niaters from foreign ns ~
hsvs a IIowed tbemseIves In bo betrsvaa ;nte y
a~rrossions erh;b;ting infnitelv moya rassion
md nreiudice than indoment and dinlomat;c IN.
.aII;pancs.. M The rsnresen.at;ye of one novs,
bs q oneniv declared thnt if Mason and si;dsll
had been taken from a SpaniAh sbIn he wonld
nave immediatelv demanded bia passnorta =
Lord J,von,is said tn have assun,sd a n,ensc.
inc tome. and to have declared thst the nrison,
ars mnst be given nm or annie reparstion made
for The offeSse offered to the dignity Of tbe
R,;,,sb croyn NothIro Of tba k;nd Soa haoT
oticisiIv ;nsms,eS hnt IN ordinarv intsrcou,s. s.
these eynrasaiona n daannroha tion md hoSt;l;,,
have nnpuardedly been made. -, :"
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Dispatches were received to-asy rom 9enera
kosecrans tnst tne reDei rioyo with his entire
lofce hau apanoonea ms posIton near Gaulel
bridge ana nad gone toward hicnyilie' where
IL unoerssooo ne insenoeo 70 make stand