Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-27
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'ne w AsHINdroN, Oct. 26.-We learn from an
unquestioned commercial source in this city
that two English sailing vessels entered the
port Of Charleston, 8. O., few weeks ago,
there being then no blockadns ships before
that port.
- Lord Lyons now demands of the Secretary Of
State that these vessels be allowed to leave
,Charleston unmolested, on the ground that at
the. time Of their going there. the blockade was
not effective. ~ V"t1 i"t 1919
Especial to the Heraid.l ~ das8
=. Rev. T.. W. Conway, Chaplain Of the Ninth
New York Regiment, now at Hatteras Inlet,
has been cent by Gen. Wool with Information
to the Government In reference to the loyal peo-
pie of Hyde county, N. G.
lie brings with him a declaration of indie.
pendenoe adopted by the Leading citizens Of that
county, at Hatteras Church, In which they de.
clare themselves free aud independent Of the
Southern Confederacy.
\ 1t 10 reported that Mr.. Conway's mission 10 to
solicit arms for these Union men, who only wait
for means and opportunity to strike a death
blow 10 the despotism by which they have been
7. The President has promised to.use bic beat
efforts to protect them and provide them with
weapons.
va Mr. Conway brings the Information that these
people are actually starving for want of food,
and suffering greatly for want of clothing.
.-,4 % n ITO the Associated Prssl ,arr 3 fes
g Commander Alden, OF the steamer South
Carolina, relates the capture of the schooner
Ezlda, commanded BY on ex officer Of the Sum.
ter, VIM. Anderson Hicks, and the schooner
Jas. II. Toome. The vessels contained from
four thousand to five thousand guns, many Of
them old aint locks, and some Of them entirely
useless. Two passengers, VIM. Hamer, mer-
chant Of New Orleans, owner OF the vessel, and
Thomas Lewis US A., we're made prisoners
Of war.
/. The captured cargoes also embraced guam.
tty of powder, caps, reyolvers, blankets, lead,
etc. gyrOCeGtJ 2Jks3 Fe1 ~ .
3a Adiutant- General Thomas has ordered that
troops transported by railroad shall march On
foot over bridges where possibility exists of
the cars breaking through. To this end there
will be an agreement in the contract for traps-
portation and that the trains shall be stopped to
permit the troops to alight before crossing the
bridge.
The Reliance came up from the AoHlIa last
night, bringing up Capt. Fox, Assistant Secreta-
~ of tho Navy, and at one O'Clock che left the
Navy yard to rejoin the fotilla. ey,3
1t Ia reported that the ice boat which. has q
fine battery of four guns aud another steamer
run up past the Matthias Point battery. --orr 2
'a9 o@ g, si Especial to the Post.l ~ sl2y" =
Since the rencounter at Bull Bluff, ,th rebels
have been emboldened and are again reported
to be at Fairfax Court House in full force
The object of the Government is, of course, to
be in position to protect their army toward
Leesburg. = I--y7.- .s.-. .a al. .. ,t..,s. s
No little difficulty Ia experienced in conse
quenoe of the closing of the Potomac In get
ting freight from Baltimore. A wagon express
has consequently been organized, and even hay
is now brought forward on wheels. A large
number Of transports, heavily laden, have ar
rived at Baltimore, and their osrgoes are being
transferred to the railroad as rapidly as pos
sible. ~ . % s7slTosi.- % ule rna'1 Z tH-.
Several prominent Congressman are here con-
sultipg with the Cabinet as to the conduct ol
the. war---among the rest is Senator Harris.
They urge the most active and energetic prose.
cution of the war. .-..,i,.-. .'.'' W Sea-
The rebel steamer Page Is in rather critical
situations She was lying near the captured
schooner Fairfax yesterday evening and was
supposed to be aground. On board the fotilla
at Indian Head, heavy firing was heard yester.
day p NJ, in south. easterly direction. 5-'
Two schooners bound up, with stores, run the
blockade night before laat without receiving Q
shot .f .s4rsis r b,cl g isa. o. sI nrsS .a1ra'
|al In the Circuit Court, this morning, the
Judges asked the Clerk II there had been any
return to the writ Issued against Gen. Porter
the Provost Marshal. The Clerk answered
that there was none. District Attorney Car
rington IN behalf Of defendant Marshal Philips
presented o paper with an affidavit Of Mr.. Phil
lips, stating that the writ had NOT been served
because he had been ordered by the Presiden,
not to serve II, aud because the privilege of the
writ of habeas corpus had been suspended fol
the present by the order Of the President. =
L In regard to soldiers In the U. 8. Arm!
within the Districtof Columbia, Mr.. CarringtoI
offered to submit an argument to the Court II
behalf Of Marshal Phillips, but the Court an
nounced that Il did not propose to take an.
steps against him. As the return presented
grave question, the Court desired TO hold It IN
der adgisement, and adjournment was mad
! until Wednesday morning next ''iet 10 10
| While Lord Lyons was prevented by an acci
dent from receiving the invitation to attend tn
funeral Of Col. Baker, in time to avail himsel
OF It, the French Minister similarly excuse
| himself 10 the Secretary Of State, and the En-
voy from Prussia says his absence on that 90
casIon was caused BY lndisposition, for whic
he expresses regret -. Z. :.
| Especial to the Post.I
Two companies Of the Cd Vermont regiment
Under command Of Lieutenant Colonel Stannart
have lust made reconnaieance In the enemy
country. They left the camp Of their regimen
In Virginia., and marched twelve miles an
back In one day. taking one prisoner, and o.
ltaining valuable information. sssethasl ~ i
II Il 10 reported that two of our war lyesse
have run past the rebel batteries at Mathii
Point, All Ia quiet along our lines to day.
I,df From Missouri. -sss7 sf
Il sPILor KSoB, Oct. q. Col. Plummer has r
Il turned with his command 70 Cape Girsrdeau.
| Col. Carlin nov occupies Fredericktown, VII