Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-16

NEW YoRN, Friday, November l5
Messrs. Gwin, Benham and Brett have |
been released on parole, not to leave the |
country without permission Of Government,
The ship lydia and John Cottele were seized !
as rebel property to day.
NEW YOBK, Friday, November 49,
The steamship Edinbrg brought a small |
quantity of arms, and her manifest shows an
immense quantity Of blankets and army cloth. |
A letter from Hilton Head, of the I1th, |
states the entire Fresnel lighting apparatus, |
formerly used in Hunting Island and Martins |
Industry Lighthouses, we're discovered 10 ex-
cellent condition in the arsenal at Beaufort,
and were taken to the Wabash, and will be
placed in their old positions.
Specials state that the rebels admit the loss
of an immense quantity Of cotton stored at
Beaufort.
The Naval Department will recommend
large increase of the naval force for future
operations on the Southern coast.
NEW YoRK, Friday, November 10.
The steamer Bogotd arrived at Panama on
the 9th from Valparaiso and Callao.
Governor Bigler and family we're among the
passengers, en- route for San Francisco.
Meiggs has contracted with the Chilli Gov.
eminent to build the Valparaiso and San Heago
Railroad. His contracts now amount to about
$10, 900, 900.
ST. JOINS, N. f., Thursday, November Il.
The steamship Ar0go, from New York,
passed Cape Race this morning at niue
O'Clock. She came close in, but it was impos-
sible to board her, as o frigh6ul gale was
blowing and q sea running in which no boat
could live. The spray blew completely over
the Ardgo. No dispatches were consequently
placed on board.
MAYsvnLE, Friday. November IS.
Reports from headquarters, dated the 18th
inst received this evening through reliable
h. 40 NInk
troops attacked the rebels 1000 strong, who
were posted on bill, killing 95 to 90, and
tskiDg so prisoners. The rest scattered
Colonel John S. Williams was the first man to
run away. Six of Colonel MarshaIl's men
were killed and is wounded. His horse was
shot under him. Fifteen of Colonel Fiffs's
| men were wounded, but none killed. The
above is reliable.
LEAvENwoRrH, Thursday November H.
The First Kansas Cavalry, Colonel Jennison,
has left here for Sedalia, Mo to protect supply
| trains and other Cover property at that
| and neighboriDg points. Jennison has issued
proclamation to the people of Jackson, La
fayette, Cass, johnson and Pettis Counties,
Mo-, from which the following extracts are
made:
ave march to enforce the laws and sustain
the Government. Every loyal citizen is ex-
| pected to give evidence of his loyalty by active
| efforts for the protection Of the flag, For four
| months our armies have marched through your
country. Your professed friendship has been q
fraud; your oaths of allegiance have been
shams and peIjuries, You feed the rebel army;
you act as spies while claiming to bs true to
the Union. We do not care about your past
political opinions. No man will be punished
because he differs from us. Bat neutrality is
ended. If you are patriots you must fight; il
| you are traitors you will be punished. The
time for fighting has come.
"Every man who feeds, harbOrs, protects, or
in any way gives aid and comfort to the enc
mics of the Union, will be held responsible for
his treason with his life and property. While
all the property Of Union men and all their
rights will be relgiOusly respected, traitors will
every. where be treated as outlaws-enemies of
God and man-too base to hold any description
Of property, and having no rights which loyal
men are bound to respect. The last dollar aud
the last slave Of rebels will be taken and turned
over to the General Government. Playing wal
is play ed out, and whenever Union troops arr
fred upon, the answer will boom from cannon
and desOlation will follow treason. ALI thu
land between Fort Leaven worth and the Head
quarters of the Army of the West is under the
Jurisdiction Of the United States, and we pro
pose to have q regular road over it and safe
communication through 1t, no matter at wha
cost Of rebel treasure and blood"
NEW YORK, Friday, November IS.
) h. Inc VI buo AtodeutJ hhV al Al 0I
view with the Committee Of the Associates
Banks this P. NJ at which arrangements wer
made for the taking Of the third $50, 200. 90
Loan. N
WASHINGTON, Friday, November Is.
The Naval Retiring Board, having fount
Commodore Lawrence Kearny incapscitste
for public service, he has by the direction o
the President been placed on the retired list
The law provides for voluntary retirAcy 70
those who have been forty yearS ia the service
VIM. s. Speer, If Kentucky, has been ap
pointed Consul at Zanzibar, and Hinton Rowan
Helper at Buenos Ayres.
For the information Of applicants to the
, Government there is authority for saying tha
thus far no decision has been made in regar(
to permitting trade in Beaufort or vicinity.
Anson Stager, of Ohio, having received tn
: military appointment Of General SuperinteRd
ent Of the Government telegraph, has, in ac
coHdance with his instructions, entered upoi
the organization of that department.. Thu
the Government, under this popular and efici
ent gentleman, will soon have in operation
complete system Of telsgraphs for the trans
mission and reception Of official intolligeno
from all available important points. .lI
A delegation Of prominent citizens Of Balti
more have visited Washington to make an ap
peal in behalf of the working mon Of that city
They say by the violence and factious Oppo
sition Of reasonable minority, Baltimore ha
: been involved in disaster and distress beyon
what is due TO the mere existence Of state o
war, and their troubles have been slil furthe
aggravated by the disabled condition of tn
, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the principal al
teIy of their trade and source Of their prosperity
81. Louis, Mo-, Friday, November Is.
: General Hunter and staff arrived here 10
i night. a.-a
sedalia and RolIa will be strongly garrisoneG
T and q sufficient quantity Of provisions, store
and munitions will be sent to each point f
! an army Of $4,000 men, should necessity at an
1 time require the presence of such force.
i The bulk Of the army will come to st. Lou
! and be held in readiness for any movements
+ Kentucky, South east Missouri or down Il
4 Mississippi River. b. ..-
9 PoNT on Rocks, Md, Friday, November Is.
1 Colonel Gsary received information that Il
Q enemy were about erecting fortidcAtioas opp
e cite here. GeAry and rs men crossed the rive
s surprised the enemy, and after firing three vo
J. lsys the rebels retreated, leaving men and
horse behind dead.