Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-11-20

hcSlnenI, ana L OF Ills men, While Cross
ing the KanaWha in a skif, ran under the
steamer Commodore Perry and the Cap
tain and seven of the p~riVates dreHned.-I
The remainder were saved.
New York, Nov. l6.
A special dispatch to the Tribune, dated
Fortress Monroe, Nov. -. says:
Mason and olidell were aboard a Brit
ish mail steamer. likes sent aboard
and demanded their surrender. The reply
was, there is not force enough to take
them
Wilkes sent additional force, and put
the San Jacinto III convenient position.
Slidell and Mason were then surrendered.
The English steamer tooa them Oh board,
not knowing who they were, their bust
ness, or destination.
That arch fend, G. D. Prentice, need
expect no quarter from Southern soldiers
in case he falls into their hands. Camp
Bo1cItng Green Correspondence.
DO you suppose we should expect u quar-
ter from th,m? No, not a centeLoais-
giHe Journal
Died at W~illOughby, Ohio, on Tuesday,
Nov. 18th, Prof. D. 5. Sears, late PIinci-
pal OF the WiIlOughby Collegiate Insti-
tute.
The 4lsT REGIMENT-The 4lst Regi-
ment, Colonel HazcD, arrived at Gallip0lis
Oh Saturday At ) O'clock p. NJ. Col. Ha-
Ecu Intended securing :he hills on the Vir-
ginla shore, opposite GaliipOlis, Sunday,
III search vi the rebel m~arauders.
The Columbus correspondent OF the Gin
ciunatI Commercial Gays the 4Ist Regi-
nent, Col Hazeu. sent to GllIipOlIs, aud
Il section VI artillery from baIuett's regi-
mcnt, With six COMPANIES OF the CID. Col
Pond, sent frUm ZInesviile To Marietta,
aud Il gun with eight mru iron ChIiIicothe,
were ordered, upon the urgent petition u
leading men who were Confident the rebels
contemplated Il raid III retaliation for the
burning OF Uuyaud0tte.-Ct sre. Leader
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
The Memphis Argus of The 10th has
despatch dated Charleston, Nov. 18th
; which says tue Federal forces have posses
; sion of fiuckuey Island, and have selAet
| all able-bodied men On the plantations
and taken them Oh board the fleet, an
, prevent others firm fleeing by force. The.
l have made no attempt Yet to effect a lodg
{ ment on the main land.
: The Memphis papers express great alarI
: at our preparation for ali expedition dow
: the Mississippi, and demand that the ell
ire resources Of the country be brought
bear against 1t.
! WASHINGTON, Nov. IS.
The Natirual In~telligencer this mOrnir
contains an Ella boTate editoria. article full
iustifyiug the capture of Mason and 81
: d,I. 1t cites auth 9rity to show that III
der acknowledged law of nations. Cat
Wilkes Was authorized to board the En-
u lish steamer and demand tie delivery
persons charged with rebellion &gaIhst ii
= Government.
Prof Miles J.. Fletcher. Superinten5er
Of Public Instruction in lndiana. sIys tia
. ne has ascertained that there are In tina
State twenty thousand mo:e boys, betWee
the ages Of five and twenty-One, than thel
arc girls.
TIE 18TH REGIMENT.-The 10Th Reg
ment, Col. b atty, arrived at Cincinna
from Camp DennisOn on Saturday, aud lei
: for Louisville.
The supply of lemons in PHILADELPHIA
d recently gave out, the last box III the cit
h selling for SO, or ut ten cents apie,
n wholesale rates. They were disposed Of
70 retail as high as Fifty cents apiece.
: The New York Tribune learns that Il
Government has had, and is now hayiu
constructed. more than $4,000 gun ca
riagcs for itld batteries.
a. New YORK. Nov. l9.
= The steam transport Atlantic arrive
this morning from Port Royal, which pla
she left the 10th inst. Nothing of impor
n aucc has has transpired since last advice
= She has on board a number of passenge
: aud invulids from the army and navy. a
: 30 six prisoners.
Everything remained quiet. The troo
q had been all stationed aud were well.