Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-02
MORE NEWS ABOUT The FLEET.
REBEL OUTRAeEs IN MISSOURI CONTINUED.
&c, &c, SC, &c.


| BALTIMORE, Saturday, November 80.
The Richmond Dispatch rays:
"An official dispatch from General Bragg,
dated Tuesday night, states that every thing is
quiet at PensacoIa; that the Federal feet keeps
a safe distance from his guns, and that he is
| fully prepared for q renewal Of the fight"
The editor adds that we have every conf
dence that General Bragg will give Harvey
Brown and his rufisns more grape than they
can comfortably digest.
This is all there isin regard to the affair. No
result is given.
| WASHINGTON, Saturday, November 80.
A gentleman, who arrived from the Virginia
| side of the Potomac to day, states thai the
| Fifty seventh and Sixty. first Regiments Of
New York, the latter commanded by Colonel
Cone, made a reconnaissance from Springfield,
| Line miles from Alexandria, on Thursday, and
| went three and half miles beyond our pick
cts, toward Manassas, when, discovering q
rebel force numbering, it was supposed, 5000
| men, they returned to their starting point,
| reaching it in good order without casualties.
NEW YORK, Saturday, November go
The United States transport Ocean Queen,
from Port Royal November 27, has arrived.
| Commander Dupont had transferred his dag
| from the Wabash TO the Susquekannd. He, to-
gether with General Sherman, had just re-
turned to Hilton Head in the steamer Nc CleLLan
| from Tybee Island, having landed force of
| United States marines there, who had COM
msnced repairing the forti6catious aud cen
structipg new ones. fleet of eight gun
| boats was off Tybee to cover the troops if
| necessary. The rebels had sunk two vessels
between Tybee Island and Fort Pdlaski, in the
| narrow part of Savannah River, to prevent the
| Federal feet from getting to that city. "A
small schooner had been sent up to one Of the
islands above Hilton Head to load with cotton,
and would sail in few days, by order Of the
naval authorities.
The fleet that was fitting out at Hilton Head
for another expedition, was ready and waiting
orders, which were expected by the Bienuitle,
just arrived.
Beaufort was still unoc ,upied by the Federal
I7troops, it not being considered of importance
at present. Two gun boats were still anchored
off the city, was visited daily by officers of the
Army and Navy.
a. There had been no engagement between the
Federals and rebels, nor had any of the latter
troops been seen, either at Hilton Head or
Beaufort.
But little or no use could be made of the
6arkies, as they do not care much at present
for any unnecessary exertioD. they are hav.
ing too good times to do any work.
The British steam frigate ImmortaHte was
still at anchor.
The transports wore busy discharging their
immense stores.
The Vanderbilt would sail for New York in
about two days.
Wharves and store houses had been erected
and were being rapidly filled.
The health of the troops was generally good.
NEW YORK, Saturday, November 80.
The steamship Kdrndck arrived from Ha'
vana 23d ult., and Nassau 25th. AT Havana
Sugars were dull: No. IL, IN, 81 !;
stock, 1000 boxes. Molasses-No stock or
transactions.
Fort Monroe advices say that five hundred
| pria eanf Richmnnd nn
Wednesday, to Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
AdVices from Eastern Virginia state that
General Lockwood was at Pongateague Thurs
day, preparing to start for Eastville, the capt.
tai Of Northampton County, where he would
make his headquarters. Tue ports would be
Immediately opened to trade. The people are
enthusiastically loyal.
NEW YORK, Saturday, November 80.
A Paris letter in the World Gays, on good
authority, that a number of vessels which left
Havre two or three months since, with tea,
coffee, blankets, shoes, &c, for the rebel
States, hoping the blockade would be broken,
have returned without being able to dispose of
their cargoes.
London letter in the Times mentions ru.
NOR that steam frigate would watch the Jdmes
Adger on her departure, in consequences OF the
belief that her errand was to overhaul the
, West India mail packet and arrest Mason aud
Slidell. The chase desisted when it became
| obvious tnaL sno nau OLner Oubtnoess
: A Quebec letter in the Times says at a cOun-
Gil of war it had been determined to prepare
for emergencies by placing the frontier OF
Canada in q state of defense. There are ru
moTs that it had been resolved upon to call out
10000 volunteers, but nothing authentic.
NEW YoRK, Saturday, ,iNovember 80.
} Captain Gordon, of the SLAYER Erie, has been
! sentenced to death in February next.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, November 80.
| -, L. EolIn
r ing kilograms from Augusta, Georgia: One
f dated on the 26th announces the taking posses
3 sion of Tybee Island, and another of the 9th
f announcing that Commodore Tatnall, with his
t feet, had gone down to drive the Hessians of
NEW YoRK, Saturday, November 80.
! The Grand Jury has presented the Broadway
! Concert Saloons as nuisances.
: : D. E. Sutherland, U. s. A., died suddenly al
the Metropolitan Hotel to day.
The crew of the schooner Edloard Barnard
!, captured in the Gulf, were released from For
. Lafayette to-day.
Especial to Post.l
WAsHINGToN Saturday, November 3d.
1 The Government has just received informa
I ton Of the capture OF Canadian steamer viii
r a cargo of arms and clothing, intended for tht
o rebels. The report is that Federal revenue
y cutter overhauled this steamer of the coast o
Q Maine, and ON boarding her it was found tina
t she contsined 10000 muskets and q larg
!. amount of boots, shoes and cloths. The steam
It ers name is not given, but she is said to be o
Q light draught.
a LOUISVILLE, Saturday, November 80
.. The Evening Bulletin says that four days sine
n Zollicoffer was at Monticello, Wayne County
D. with 1000 men.
of The liquor stores were all closed until Mon
s. day morning, by order of the Provost Marsha
L Especial to the Post.l
~ WAsHINeToN, Saturday, November 30
70 70 i An Utah delegate will take his seat on Mon
~ ~ day. He and Brigham Young ars stron
20 Unionists.
az 'CopRress will open promptly on Monday.
10 Ex. Senator Green, of Missouri, who Is o
parole, arrived here yesterday.
m The annual report Of the Secretary Of ii
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