Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-21
Nrr YonK. wsdnesd,r. Norsmber 3

NEW YORK, Wednesday, November %.
The steamships Delo,oare, Boston and Cos.
nopoRtdn, OF the New York and Pbiladelphis
Steamship Company, have been chartered by
the Government for three menths. They will
Immediately commence cosling. Their desti.
nation is said to be Port Royal.
The United States steam transport Atlantic,
lying at the foot of Canal street, is now ooaliug
and taking in provisions for Port Royal. She
will also carry troops.
Tho propeller gun boat Oneida was launched
at the Navy yard this P. NJ.
Bishop McIlvsine and family left o.dsy for
Liverpool on the Persia.
Especial to the Post1
WARRINGTON, Wednesday, November 20.
The grand review Of our troops, held day
at Balls Cross Roads has attracted an immense
crowd Of spectators, and Washington is nearly
depopulated. so 900 men are under review by
General Mcclellan, and their excellent con
dition elicits the waSmest praise. The soldiers
are ready for any service that may be required;
and the reception they gave the General
showed that they have full faith in him as a
leader. .
Thirteen men of the Fourteenth (Brooklyn)
Regiment Of New York, who were engaged in
the picket fight on Monday, are still missing.
1t is feared that they have fallen into the hands
of the enemy.
The rebels continue their correspondence
with their friends in Washington, and their
mail carriers in Virginia still defy the Govern
ment, carrying messages to and from Rich
mopd without detention.
ridiculous report is in circulation here, to
the effect that the Administration has given
assurances to the British Government that
British vessels shall have access to the cotton
ports before the expiration of the winter.
JEFFERSON CITY, Wednesday, November 90.
Reliable information reached here to day
that our cavalry, under Major Hough, have
overtaken and captured the rebels who seized
our supply train near Warensburg, on Mon
cay last. About $50 prisoners wore taken and
the wagons recovered, r.. ....
NEW YORK, Wednesday, November 20.
Tho steamship So1Onio, which arrived to- day
from Hamburg, brought as passengers the
Prince De Wrede, Of Russia, and the Count De
Valentine, Of Trieste, who came to offer their
military services to our Government.
NEW York, Wednesday, November 20.
The bark Teresa reports that she spoke, on
the 18th inst, the schooner Winthrop, from
| Wilmington, N. c., for Nassau. The Winthrop
had run the blockade, with another schooner,
| four days previously. 0n the 17th inst in
lsti ude 3S, longitude II, she fell in with the
brig Judge Whitman, from Boston for Fortress
| Monroe. with granite, in sinking condition,
apd took off Captain Bray and crew and brought
them to this port.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, November 20.
The GaIena, and Chicago Railroad declared a
| dividend TO day of five per cent, payable in
! New York Cd the 1st of January.
| PADUCAH, KY, Wednesday, November 90 4,
The gun. boat COnestoga, while on an explor
ing expedition up the Tennessee River yester-
| day, discovered rebel battery near the Ten
Dessee line. She threw a shell, which routed
the rebels. When still further up another bat
| Fery was discovered and engaged. The rebels
were sgaiD rohted, with number killed. The
Conestoga was but slightly damaged in the en-
counter. She returned TO days
| KANSAS CITY, Wednesday, November 20.
Captain Burchard, with "a men Of Jennjson'.
regiment, attacked Captain Hays, with Isl
men, at his place of residence to. day, aud sue
ceeded in driving them away, burning Hays
house and the house of man named Gregg
both Captains in the Sou 'heFn Army. Captain
Burcbard and Lieutenant BosWick wert
slightly wounded, and two horses were killed
The rebels had men killed and wounded.
Especial to tine St. Louis Democrat.l
JEFFERSON CITY, NO., Wednesday, November 20.
The old terror has settled down upon tht
counties Of the south west since the retrogadC
movement of our army, and refugees are be
ginning 10 arrive again. driven from home by
the fear of Priee's rebels, who are reported
again advancing. tF
Mr.. Granelly member oftheState Convention
arrived here last night from Springie whict
place he lett on Friday last.
He says a body of 5000 eff Prices CavaIr!
have made their appearance at Sarcoxie, AM
that foragipg parties follow up the track of ou
recedipg army plundeIing Union citizens, AM
renewing with impupity every species of out
rage. He passed train of emigrant wagons
mile long, containing Union refugees, an
smother train of Eve wagons arrived here to
day.
: Five prisoners were brought in to day froI
Galloway County, the first fruits OF an expedi
ton which was sent to that county yesterday
These prisoners are charged with repeated ou
RACES on Union men.
4 LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, November 20.
, The Journals leading Laurel County Ky
, correspondent emphstically denies the preVt
. lent reports that the citizens Of London refuc
to sell the Federal Government provisions, {
!, ask exorbitant prices therefor; and also th
statement that Zollicofer had blockaded II
Cumberland Gap Road, by blasting rocks, &
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, November 90.
, The news of the disbanding of about thr'
, thousand rebels in Acco1nac County, Va
confirmed. As our expedition advanced, Il
: rebel flags disappeared, and Unionists hoist'
the American flag.
: General Dixe proclamation when received
I camp where the Union men had been drafte
q and forced into rebel service, caused them
q rebel, and their officers were compelled to di
Q bard them.
: Secessionists had destroyed bridges an
felled trees across the roads.
9 wmMINGToN, DEL, Wednesday, November 20
8 Dupont's powder mills exploded to. day, d
i stroying three mills and killing three men,