New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-11-26

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= ii y Especial to the New York TinesJ, 1ES 4dE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.--There is increasing con-;
fdence in the entire CORRECTNESS of Capt. Wilkes
act in taking slidell and Mason, and am informed
that Secretary Chase has expressed regret that
Wilkes did not seize the vessel also. &> fzt rs
efl Special to the Cincinnati t3azetse.l-: I'll, ss
WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-AH are delighted with
the seizure Of Mason, slidell, EusHs and MoFar-
land except the diplomatists who grow, especially
the British Minister, and there is even rumor,
that the latter has demanded his passports. ~ Is
sgyaa Especial to the Louisville JournaII s.t =
WASHINGTON. Nov. l9.--AIthough there is plenty
OF law to sustain Commodore Wilkes in his capture
Of Messrs. Mason and slidell, Lord Lyons Is very
noisy, and as yet, while being compelled to remain
officially SILENT he is unofcially very impudent in
all his conversations on the subject, and assumes
there Will be no question between his Government
and the Federal, because the latter will apologize
ana return Mason and Slidell. Many diplomats, in
ciuding some who are friendly to the Federal Gov
ernment, express the opinion aunreseryedly that
there will be war with England. 4.r rst- ,5fal =
!, at a. asv, From Indianapolis. s.5,F .s-ss p
|. lNDIANAPoLIs, NOV. l9.-Gen. McC Ciellan has
ordered six Ohio regiments and two Indiana regi-
ments to, Kentucky FROM Western Virginia, then
there is probability that other Indiana regiments
will follow soon, A Northern regiment will pass
through here during tonight. ..ss- y, N ala
Bull Run Races Surpassed. =. m stia 81
NASHVILLE, Nov. 25.-A, gentleman arrived here
yesterday who passed through Louisville on the
18th inst. He says 1000 Federal cavalry arrived
at Louisville on that day. said to, be from Ohio
The, Cincinnati Commercial of the 18th inst. has
accounts of stampede of the Federal expedition
against Cumberland Gap. The accounts say the
| stampede was worse than the Bull Run stampede
and was caused by the report that Gen. Hardee's
| expedition from Bowling Green was advancing
and numbered 100000 men. The Commercial
says: We have no heart for comment on such
imbecility." .. ..-.-a..--,.'... .5r-.-,.,, = Z
| Latest from Pensacola. : -.
PENSACOLA, Nov 25.-Everything is unusually
| quiet The enemy's shipping keep beyond oui
| range. There is no additional fleet In sight. Oul
Killed on Friday, by the caving of the old maga
zine at Fort Mcl'ae, are Jno. Arnold, Geo. Beasely
George Bagely, Thos. Champion, Henry Crawford
John Berry, Andrew J. Micklejohn. Wounded
Thomas Massey, VIM. Foster, Lieut.. Geo. Howard
and Col. Vipigue.; the latter slightly, by frag
ment of shell. No casualties since
| Louisiana Legislature.
|. BATON ROUGE, Nov. 25.-The Senate organized a
lzo'clock with Lieut-Gov. Hyams in the chair. W
1 F. Wagner was elected Secretary, and Oscar Ar
royo, Assistant Secretary; B. Chdress Sergeant
alarms, and Edgara Ruiz, Doorkeeper. The Houa
met at u O'Clock, and was called to order by Hon
7. G. Davidson. Hon. Adolph Olivier, of St. Mary
was elected Speaker E. w: Eastin, Chief Clerk
Thos. F. Beale Assistant Clerk J. Il. Perata, Sci
geantat- Arms, and Fletcher, Doorkeeper. Ad
joprned at p. NJ. till tomorrow morning at l
o'clock. ''." . B.. "