The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-09

Ffsm The Ns~ Orleans Picayune u the 18th.
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ffsa The Ne- Orleans Pieayune u the 18th
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NJ AoAT> DRIVEN OFT
.Fsr- g.cxscx. October i7-At noon TO
asy. lnc Jackson. Captain Gwaitemeny.
going down the Southwest Pass, met two
United States Navy steamers. one supposed
20 be a new eunboat. and the other the
Soatll Carolina AZ the head Of the Passes
they stopped. meeting the IVY, aud opened
upon as with their long range guns.
The shot fell thickly around our steamers,
tie W. returning the fire. Those of the
Jackson not being able 70 reach tie enemy.
she retired The Ivy continued the lire un
I'll the enemy's vessel hauled Oft. aud stood
down tie Southwest Pass. the Ivy following
lO watch their movements. Ono shell OF the
lgy. during the engagement burst under the
bow Of the large steamer. and another under
that IL the small one The Ivy returned
ami anchored At the head of the Passes
FOREIGN NAIL FROM WV ORLEANS VI, TAN
Arrangements are being made, already
PARTIALLY put in operation. for foreign mail
from New Orleans, by the overland route.
through Texas TO Tampico. connecting at
,hst point with the British steamers
The Picayune speaks of the Louisville
Courier. which il saws is now issued simuta-
mcously IT Bowling Green and Nashville. and
hopes by the success of the Confederate
arms the prOpretors viii soon be abe TO re
sum, the publication Of the Courier in Louis
VILE"
ARMY sIoEE- REskIsEp At RICHMOND.
The Richmond Examiner OF the 18th SAYS.
Hundreds OF bales OF blankets. Enfield
rides. ammunition. few imported cannon.
a Il.
being landed Yesterday from the Petersburg
ears The blankets and some Of the other
articles were not made in the Confederaey."
The sane paper SAYS: 1T was rumored on
the street last night That Lord Lyons anu suite
hal left the Federal Capital and were stop
ming IN Baltimore and that Lord Lyons had
requested his government 20 recall him
This action on the part of Lord Lyons !
owing. Is : sid. TO the fact that toe Lincoln
t;c,c-urscnt has repeatedly detained and
.nprisoncd Lori Lyons bearer OF dispatches
"uI>rTE CLOTHING feR 1Hx LOUISIANA vorUx-
TFsEs ~ VIRGINIA.
Nj liner. WHO was appointed To 20 10
Nsr. .fis or the purpose OF asccrfain;u- the
~uu,.if "a Of the louisiana volunteers, IN r..
etr' e. supplies OF necefsaFy clothing. and
fiic.r rQu.Temenfs Ia yie~ OF the advancing
ai.tes season. has returned from rs missioa
Among their most pressing
o..ts are osercoats. an article OK prime
Necessity IA inclement weather. alse. warm
vests and pants !; j. found very difficult
lar tte authorities q provide sufficient
quantity oi otcrcoats Tor the army-almo-t
tn impos,'hlts In this emergency, Mr.
llu.er sue-esfs thSt contributions Of second.
hand over coats would bc very acceptable -
So. also. second a8nl vests and pants adapted
n thr zclaa
lust thnk OF the Hover Il the South"
80 Army ca
Consultations @. these articles may fe
seslt % Mr \ r. jane. ,. Magazine street
AMI when . sufficient supply is obtained. Mr.
lanier VII RETURN - Virginia 70 dis.ribate
them. We are sure il needs 40 words from
IS 20 inctc lie ,hoH aa,ls OF our readers who
haze spare overceft-. vests and pants TO
c1ntf.ou'e iaesl lor lie comfort Of our gallant
lnea Who sre fighting our battlcs"
70 | iion and II ouV - tsiers who have slaafc
oscgcol's. vests anil l1t's. i good. bar TO
e,afrbatc hem - the comfort OF the gallant
men nh1 are hzAiae oar battles = vie
phrase L., the coaar.liy. STAY ~ home
traitor- cenfrhafc their new cloths - iheI
daie' and 80 assel taemselscs
Richmond correspondent .. the Ifcas
"iie s a ts.dc sententiops lie Is aching ios
battle. lni out 81 patience hecause Il -
ae"a sie ..s lie s9s~ Wsgfsil left for
Manassas With hl~ gallant Tex as AMI
taen be took g tor granted that btt.e s.s
iaamarsi We ocuf - tae .e4t 80 uat
tI.r e4leI continues .tt .tf.r. Is ~. ns
etl.'r sse 81. Is .sn.l.. ae.ee.
Nl A''e ~~f.h r.se ava nl..itaft coat -iill
alng ga iAeg ~ Ia s.ac E4st Roan Mar,
lani. 40 80 i'a '.'rs'ff iefs,4. is.s ceascd 90