The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-22
NEWS.

sanos welcomed them w uninsultingly.
Gen. Polk is still suffering from tile
late accident.
Gen. Pillow again interdcts the ship
ment of corn.
The St. Louis Republican "T tho lc..i
-; 80. fremont damonstra
ton occurred on his arrival. endorsing
him enthusiastically. In his response, he
said there was trouble in the Federal
wigwam. lie denounces the administra-
ton.
Richmond Nov. lj.-Tho n. Y. Herald
of the 18th, says the largo transport
winfield Scott"-the consort of the
Union" a part of the great armada
had on hoard two Federal regiments
She is believed to have foundered in the
late storm, and all on board persisted.
The Herald has flaming account from
Port Royal and Beaufort; and says that
Savannah and Charleston are now in pos.
session of the Fedcrals.
The "North Briton" steamship was
wrecked in the late storm. Her passen-
gers and crew were saved.
1t is the general impression here that
we Wilson have great battle at Ma
nassas.
Richmond, Nov. 16.--In the Baltimore
"Sun" of the 18th, "lon," its Washing
ton correspondent, says, it is understood
the Federal advance will be expedited
by the success of the fleet at Port Royal.
The great difficulty experienced in
Wellington, is for supplies. Wagon
trains run daily to Baltimore. The Gov
eminent has been urged to seize the
turnpike for its use.
Most of tba pnuip,apts ,1o,o;1oJ e.,
service in lower Maryland, have return
ed --..-...
At Wilmington N. C. on Friday, a
schooner arrived from a foreign Island
with 1900 bushels of salt and II bbls of
sugar. She reports no blockade off the
western bar on Friday; but one was off
New Inlet. -..-ta
News of the bombarlment of Beau
fort was received at Washington the 10th
instant with exciting qualification, in
official circles.
A few favored patriots in Rhode Island
are to be permitted to send ships to the
Southern ports in possession of the fleet,
containing supplies for the Union men
in the South, to be exchanged for cotton.
lowing names of the vessels belonging to
'"e ie'' n,i"' az ots"o'ei, "en'ie, """
missing me DGiVloerE' riorlaa' Nom-
I Il: Ferry; htnall Aiien; ID. N. letli.
un'on' Hseeor', LHpressi GOVERNOR ana
TWO suhoou'S-h"'''es unknown.
Richmond, Nov. 1G.-The DispaicA Ertra
contains items from the Baltimore Ameri-
c"' vi 'ne lot,i' lney report thaG the
sucoessl 1,i, ou:iie Vi .he retefa1s at ike
'oil' Vi INeyliie' N.Y.; Is an huniuuS.
ueis, hu.leck anu D"ei' hao iele WISH
''E,oh 'or me west. :,
ihe tra',, ,usU h'ehI from Norioik
prous,e. % oou'nerners' prisoners recent
~, eonnico IN NasninS,oh. among we
1,ii'eis are Lieut.. Soi. boone anu oers
na'es, o' 'he Gun Ai"oa'l'a' anu u lie" II
gihiahs' .tEr tE-ee
| indianapolis, Nov. l7.-From all parts
of the State we have information that
there is considerable disatiection at the
course pursued toward Fremont. and
that the people are last losing confidence
in the Administration.
Chattanooqa, Nov. l7.-Col. Looncy's re.
siment have taken fifteen prisoners from
the Lincolnitc ranks near this place
Also eight or ten free negroes have been
pressed into the Confederate SERVICE
Capt. Cotter with one hundred men at
tackled one hundred and fifty Uhior
shriekers and made them take water
No blood drawn. The boys are all wei
and full of fight.
i p;,L,,o,,y No, 10 7, Lo, h,o, asoo,,
hIch",ona, Nov io.D p.,. mas oeen sS ,
."ne' Neie ' W .no nr i..i , s,. nay y,
ing on S o Messrs. Ninsoii anu Iiiue ,l,
our y. o. tn'n.s'I ~ " iiuiope' was oo",u
eu ae sea oy ohe reuerli sleu'ner t'",' "a
cin.o, nnd .mese genie MR Mrn 'e,r &c
VI o''I ro ,, - E,,r,rass 49, ~ h ar
they are now confined. The news ofthei
capture, was communicated to Norfolk
from Fortress Monroe, by General Woo
to General Hugerl
Near Uptons Hill yesterday, Mai. Mar
tin, Natchez cavalry, captured Captain
York Regiment. Four of the enemy kill
ed and several wounded. Martin sustain
ed no loss. Five four horse wagons load
ed with corn captured. q
Uemp6;s Nov lS.-The Appeal of thi
evening publishes an Extra, announcin
a hattie near Springfield Mo- in which
the Confederate forces we're VICTORIOUS
The Federal force was vastly superior i,
numbers TO ours. and included Fremont
: celebrated Body Guard. Federal loss il
kiiied and wounded, is reported to b
heavy. sFldee and MoCulloeil are conf
! denf Of driving the enemy out of Mi
souri. Dl1i1 ~, -r"'. Il'.rl 3.l'.lT
/ ordinances of Secession has passed til
l legislature of Missouri, unanimously
lui QUORUM 81 illus hes ,h y. u vne ws
isia'ure wefo pesae W WI d;n,atoha go fr ",
!, ,akeh' 1 pi"hnond bripas, ho obo o
Y NeoshoA'o 'N'''t''n,nno''N i''f"75 '"@ WV
, news 8aIHr T. u-Etf.e. .I.LY
Il Nashville, Nov. 1S.-Crittenden is +