The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-29
The War for the d1uiou.
Good News from North Carolina.
THE OLD NORTH STATE FOR THE UNION.
THE STARS AND STRIPES rRxDonruAsr.
IMPORTANT FROM ElsTERN VIRGINIA.
1900 Rebels Lay Down Their Arms.
FROM HA1rERAs INLET


A letter from Hatferas Inlet, 18th.
says: We learn that North Carolina, by
Convention of delegates representing as
counties. has declared Provisional Gov.
ernment. and has entirely repudiated tho
secession act of the State, reafHrming her
loyalty and devotion TO the laws of the
United States.. . -assa ...,.l
The Convention met at Hatteras last
Monday. 81 a d!s za5a - s,-is--
The act passed contained several seo-
tons. the substance of which is: The .tst
declares vacant all the offices of the State.
The I'd names Marble Nash Taylor Pro-
vlsional Governor. The Sd adopts the Con.
stitution Of the State, with the statutes
and laws contaiEed in the revised code of
1856. The 4th repudiates the ordinance
OF secession passed at Raleigh on the 60
of May, together with all other acts then
adopted. The oh directs the the Provis.
ional Governor to order a special election
TOR members of Congress. The 9th gives
to the Governor authority to make tenn
Iporary appointments to official vacancies.
The Convention then adjourned, subject
to the call of tie President. zaaasrs
Gov. Taylor has issued his proclama-
ton for an election in the Cd Conyr ession-
! al District. which will be held on We'd
nesday, the 9th inst. s4ls8. gsHsa
e A smart engagement took place at
Hatteras Inlet On the 18th, between the
d Coast Survey steamer Cusl.w and the
rebel steamer Corwin. ~
The latter vessel apparently got the
worst OF the contest, and retreated after
receiving hot and telling FIRE from the
former. e. So fi.ei
FROM MISSOURI. 9ee7Ass
Sr. Louis, Nov. 2l.4o
;e General Halleck has issued orders that
in consequence Of the important inform
alton, respecting the numbers and condi-
r ton OF our forces, being conveyed to the
enemy by fugitive slaves, no such person
shall be hereafter permitted to enter the
J" lines OF any camp or any forces on the
3 march, and any now within such lines,
shall be Immediately excluded therefrom.
IN The General also calls particular atten.
ton of all officers commanding posts in
I'd the field. to the importance OF preventing
Id unauthorized persons of every descrip-
as ton, from entering or leaving the lines.
a. and Of observing the greatest precaution
in the employment of agents and clerks
IN confidential positions. The General
directs all staff officers of this .depart-
ment, whose duties have ceased under
the recent special orders from Washing
cd ton, but who still hold commissions In the
regular Army. or volunteers. to immedi>
ately report 10 person, if in st. Louis, or
by letter if elsewhere, to these head.
quarters. sEaH .
;. The latest accounts from Price place
:, him in Barry county. making preparations
to advance to Springfield.
4s4 ST.. Lours, Nov. e2.
- Judge Thomas S. Richardson was shot
T through window of the court house in
Memphis. Scotland county, on Monday
last while confined az a prisoner in the
hands of Col. Moore, of the Home Guard.
Moore subsequently, offered a reward of
81, 900 for the apprehension OF the assas.
tn II sin.
ne @ JEFFERSON CrrY, Nov 22.
to Passengers b. the train from the west
as report that the rebels burnt VI arsaw
er night before last to prevent its being used
- as winter quarters for our troops. The
n Intelligence reached Syracuse just before
ry the train arrived, and is considered r.lia-
ny Bile.
IN REBELS LAYING DOWN THEIR
q, ARMS.
on Dispatches just received from he Eas
N, tern shore of Virginia. bring the crafty
ha ing intelligence that the Secessionists OF
ed Northampton county, numbering 1900
or have laid down their arms, and the Fed.
be eral troops have full possession Of tha,
:, gu and Accomac counties.
!. FROM WASHINGTON.
his " NOV. Il.
,ot 1t has been officially ascer,ained thai
he the Government has now in the field, in
,o9p camp, and in the pro .ess of formation,
- 600, 900 volunteers. and the elstment.
he for the regular service are more thar
on heretofore enumerated.
ad WARRINGTON, Nov. 29.
,ck Tho ,as oe ,..,. n,,,h.r of old
% vessels is published to-day. They are
ed loaded with stone and are doubtless to be
it sent to Southern harbors and sunk, thus
re- rendering the blockade effeetual.
ne Special to the Commercial
The murderer of Lieutenant Colonel
,at VI an Gorten mas oeen arrested The ev-
tllsrCa acainst him Is very cira,