The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-08

SUg s1es III 500 9 :
GEN. FREMONT REMOVED.
FIGHT AT. GAULEY BRIDGE.
New YORK, Nov. 4


The Herald's dispatch says:
The War Department received dis
patch, late this evening from Gen. Rose
Grams, stating that Gen. Floyd had made
an attack upon him, but be had repuIsed
him with great loss Gen. Rosecrans fur
ther states that one officer, with a pretty
large force. had got in the rear of Floyd,
and the presumption was that Floyd and
his entire command would be surrounded
| and captured.
Geo. Mcclellan has been occupied to-
day in ascertalning the strength, condi
ton, and disposition OF the army Of the
United States, the commai of which is
SO sudd enly devolved upon him. He has
called on the War Department for state
ment of the whole number of of men, and
where posted; the total estimate of ma
Leria, and how distributed. He will be
occupied several days in systematizing
and arranging these matters, so that the
burden Of the management of military
agairs may be safely confded to the Ads
| jutant Generals Office, and afford the
| General an opportunity to devote his at
| ention specially to the affairs of the army
of the Potomac, which will remain under
his Immediate commend.
FORTRESS Monroe, Nov. f.
A about thee o'clock this afternoon
the steamer Monticello, from the blocka :
| ding fleet off Savannah. arrived and res
ported she passed the whole fleet Satur-
day right within thirty miles Of Bull Bay
The storm had nearly abated, and her
officers have no doubt that they entered
Bull Bay early Sunday morning. and
landed within 25 miles of Charle ston
This point of the coast is but slightly for-
lied.
A Norfolk paper Of Monday says the
destination of the fleet is known TO be al
Port Royal which is sixty miles south OF
bull Bay.
Sixty contrabands came into the Fort"
ress Monday. They report that many o
the troops have been Withdrawn from
Great Bethel, Yorktown, and the vicinity y
of Norfolk, but does not know where they
have gone
/ Passengers by the flag of truce say nc
information has been received at Norfolk
relative to the fleet, up to 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning.
j The Day Book Of Norfolk mentioned E
rumor that Gen. Beauregard had resign
ed, and also a dispatch from Richmond
mentioning the same rumor there.
i New York, Nov. 5.
i Russels latest letter 10 the Times, da,
ted Oct. 10th. says persons Of weight anc
influence were again urging on the Pres
iden: the necessity of an advance for po
litical reasons.
! The Liverpool Post says Capt. semme
fof the Pirate Sumter, who arrived in Lii
erpool by the Edinburg. shipped in New
York as Capt. Burmeister. of the Roya
Navy.
The London Shipping Gazette thinks
the defeat by the Confederates of the
squadron blockading New Orleans viii
render it scarcely possible to maintain e
ven a sembance of a blockade at somt
Of the principale Southern ports.
i SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov. 3.
i Yesterday small bodies of the enemy
came within e miles of us, and new
was received of The approach OF their ad
vance 1890 strong. Preparations wer,
being made to go out and attack them
when Gen Fremont received the uncon
ditional order from Washington relieving
hInl St 0ace from his command.