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T0RNs.......",..,..CORNs ..............,

DIR, JOHN C. MCCOY
Respectfully informs his old friends and the public In general
that he has resumed the practice Of his profession and has
tehhed himself at No. St Charles street, one door from Ca
nal Persons suffering from Hard, Soft or liberated Corns
Buuions Nails growing in the FLESH wond do well give
him cali he satisfaction or no charge is made
tn2D In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

AVA4A AsaMNCN -I=T
~ or THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
r--.,, TEMNESSRR.
EAsttlee from 9 TO ~ Inches diameter Is an inch
% to q nChes diaf.eter... I 90 an Inch
Furnace sEoaths SIS ISL and SE ocnnrinr In Sa ad III
tsrn Crate Bans 4c paz pound. W F~'
T. =. L4VINLEBEUVRE,
Commission Merchant,
M. II Trv{on street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

CORNER OF CAEONpEI,ET AND GRAyIER STREETS.
NEW ORLEANS,
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of CAR
RIAGES from their manaCtory in Now Jersey, which they
offer for sale very reasonable teTr1s,
Exclusive sale OF Dusenbury Van Dersen and Douglas
Posa of Newark, New Jersey LIGHT B1JGGIES. n28 GIN
NNGILEStI SUGAR E&ETTLEs, FROM THE
MRnufactory of
r. J. RAN KIN, POOL.
Wrought aud Cast Iron SUGAR KETTLES of every de-
scripton, constantly Oh hand and for sale by
II. A. DE LIZARD 4 CO.,
mo In 81 Benvile street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
PE 81 Z 8


The Company eontinueo per
rivers and loss and damage Oy the rates
preriumB.
nts- 0frn No 3 Carnndelet street. dl7 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
II. MALLARD,

90 ROYAL STREET AND Y BIENVIILE STREET
Informs his numerous customers and the public generally
that in consequence of the organization of the Southern Con
tederscS he has resolved increase facilities for the MAN
uFACFoRE OF EVERY DEsCRTP TIoN OF FURN ITURE
Having had twenty experience the manufacture of
nure Tor this market he feels confident succeeding in pro.
ducng an article far superior any brought from the
North
Always on hand from his Manufncory, Bedroom Paror
Dining Room, hall and Library Sets.
All kinds of Furniture made on Drawing
In conjunction with the above named business he will also
continue to keep on hand all descriptions foreign goods from
direct Importation for Furniture, Draperes and Curtain
sfuis etc., Window Shades, Cornces Carpets Mattiags
Upholsters' Trimmings Artistic Bropzes Clocks Candeabas
Lamps fancy China and Biscuit Articles China Table Sets
Aenide and Plated Table Ware, Ventan Mirrors of all es
Artificial Flowers ana Flower Baskets, etc, ETC.
Furniture and Carpets stored and repaired mi 2p3t-SOt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

EASSHIANN'S TEGON TEE.........IHON TIE,
This celebrated COTTON BALE TIE the only one which
be tied with rapidy than rope The Orleans
ton Press this Tie exclusively for accomplishing
The Hoops all painted to prevent rust and injury
Cotton.
For sale, wholesale and retail, on easy terms, by
H. FASSMANN K CO.,
% Commercial Place.
And R. G. LATFING It CO.,
ja3l en- l6 Union street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18
From Western Siryiuia.

CIScIsgATr, Nov. l2.-Tne defeat Of the
Union tro.ps. at iuyandotte, Va, was ac-
comriished by the treachery of the in ha bi
tants conspiring with a force OF rebels, vari
ously estimate ed at from five handred one
thousand msn, who conCentr trait q III the coun-
try back OF the town. These troops pro
posed, with the assistance OF the r-b~b H. hab
itAnts OF GnyaL dotte, TO anbinil,te the Fed
eral troops Stationed At the town, consisting
of 25o men, u r. Of u Virginia regiment and =
few Of 'ol -igi-r's Nirgtnis c.ya!ry
~ WAS nrrat ga b tssts n The r brl cavalry
snd reo'l citiz as to massacre troops in
cold blood A co dinghy III. reuei cit,z ns
assumed u very ir!enci! mann"r TO our troops
last Siddty -frning, and invited than 20
thrtr hnus on varioLo pGe exits and all who
we're OF duty accepted the inyit,lie ions -
While being thus eptrrt in, q the rro-i cav
airy d shed mt ia tnWn. Sisnats wera
displ u ed II, N every hous wrs- Ia J IL
rat SQl4iere Wrre. ana I.4,o tlts.- The ;. b ts
rushed. murdeiiAs the sns rnlrd 80 aier. ~
cold blood.
The rebel citiZ N both insn a. 4 vgt y: en-.
rushed 10 arms and aided The oayaIr, = !.
slaughter. Tn SMALL body OF Federl,iisl. ala
the camp prepared as soon possible tor a
oefencs, but they w're overpowcred ana had
To bre and retreat. Veryf " were ki.is.; "a
the engagement with the rebels, tear y All.
til" killed being murdered In the houses at the
'eceeSt"nisis. Under these circumstances,
whea Col Zeigl.r srrived there, and learned
the pal itcuirs OF he / d II, he ordered the
dsstruction OF the town, ysa-n the buitdiugs
were i'm NED i'eiy fired, ami the whoio ~ " "a
vas Reduced ~ asbts.
L1Txa PsuM Tas AA>AwHA-rHg kkRxis AR.
TakAIIA8.
C'NCisSAfI, Nov. ~ Later advires from
the X ,uaw.... Vail~y, W, tate thai The r :
beis, who h.td b--a snriliag Camp Tomam,
from Cotton hill, retir.d upon the appsos, h
OF the force under Col De- Viilers. Mn. ot
the enemy's pick - were ki.I-d, but ther-
WAS no loss ON our side. Col. De yiliers n,
I.st accounts, had takrn up a position on the
hill
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Wreck CT the Steamship North Rriton,

The New York HraId, Of the 18th inst. con
t;.ius the following accom- of the wreck of
the steamship North Bri on:
PARTICULARS OF THE WRECK or TBg NORTH
EEITpE-LIar OF A6s8NGERs-s rATEaFST or
osEoF THE OFFIIErS.
We received Intelligence yesterd,y rom
'qon treal OF rhe loss of the Steamship North
Britoa, Captair Grange, brlonging to ,he
~ ontreal -" mship oInpany's liue. Tae
AInerican brig J G Desdltr, Capt. Mann,
from Liverpool. England, tor CI@yl2nd Chic,
passed FARTHER POiat ~ u \. N OF Sunday
last, siGnailed for pilot and sent the 70 lilo ~
ing message ashore
Nov. '.--i'ic.ed up tie North Britou's boat,
No. ,, with seyente OF the crew aud one
passenger aboard he North Eritor is
ashore on Mingdn islands.
The North Briton sailed from Montreal on
the - inst. aud on the morning of the 5th at
O'Clock she struck On Par.qUet Island dur
rag gale, the weather being very thick { the
time.
The following is a list Of the passengers on
board other At the time Of her deptr;ure;
Fi0hn QHe5-c-Hon. Z. N Eankoughuet ana
l'dv, Major Fielding, Sixtieth rifles, nd lady;
Felix Morga lady 4" Il child: Felix Brisrd,
X ,iph Jones, Nj. Cone, John + Strickland, A.
w. Duncan, Frederick Clark, W. II. raryili
From Montreal DR. Woods, Thos Dawson,
Mr.. kob,uson, W q lair.
From HigYsf1n -t'apraiu H5yley.
Frop Eoronto e. ! Smith, L Jarvis. Eigh
tv-srventh regiment; Mr.. Price, Miss T.
Pric nj IS A,lnn, Captain ..amerte and lady,
p Pelham, John Smith.
From Hanaitoa-Sir A. H. n b and lady. al d
man servant and ninety eight steerage pas
sengers.
The third officer of the Steamship Norsh
Briton has arrived ~ Farther Point, in 81
schooner. He reports ~ It The y nth Briton
struck on = IT qnet Isi&nt at one O'Clock on
the morning nf the a,h Ii wis then blow
ing gale She Was totally wrecked, bat no
lives were lost.
The passengers and crew were landed At
Port Mingan One boat with seven hands,
had not been heard from since il left the
ship
The North Briton sailed Saturday, Noveln-
Der 2, at ten A. NJ, with fifty cabin and
thirty-eight steerage passengers, for Liver
pool. Saturday and Saturday night were the
times OF the heavy storm.
The following is the statement of Mr.
Brown, the third officer:
When the ship struck it was blowing a
gale, and the weather WIS very thick. The
ship con In ned strising sery b trd on the reef
Tuesday night and all Wsdnesd ay and it was
expected she would 20 to pieces every no.
ment. a boat, villa crews, br Ike away from
the wreck bstore IL Waas loaded, and could
not ba brought back till Tuesday morning
after daylight, when all the passengers were
taken on without accident and transferred
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20; Htannton. The latter foliavsa then,
with portion of his regiment' oxar,oo, ~ y,
~ 'ne to'"er OF bruad and Chestnut street,
mace them lay down their ar.u- and pjnfsi
snoa - OF the ringIeader. la Jail
CAPTURE or rEE ESdLisH srHaoxp.. u,,v.s-
AND BEVERLY OFF THE coAsr o. Soxrg c,Ro
hiSA-sourHEsSsss ssITsr (rSpr. CoayrI
sIJs) "A sEAHky.
The New York Tfa.ss publishes n letter
from correspondent on board theU : b,rk
Gemsbok, Nov. 4, from which We take the
following:
The United States bark 8smsbok, Lieut.
noWard Cavendy commanding, ieit Hampton
loads on the nth of Septem ber, bound for
wilmington, n. G, ontbe blockade. On the
RUN OF Sept, off Beaufort, ~ & captured
The English schooner Harmony, from r.
mouth, Novt Scotia, loaded with fish, trying
TO run the blockade. On the 22d Sept Oft
FRYING Pan Shoal, captured the schooner
Hary A Pindar. of Wilmington N g. load
Ell WIN lime. After which we stood in for
NeW ihie', disguised the ship IA g. merchan
snip, and hois,sd the jack for a pilot: after
"nich TWO ltl'fs came Of In boat -
Coming close along side, the Captain hsilad
taem, ana told them to come on DO ,rd quick :
that there Wds 4 cruiser oil shore aud H.
must get IN that night. After this the pilots
came on board. and, seeiHg the yuns and
men on deck, exclaimed, I'VE are on q Juited
states man of-war.' After expressing a
W.iiihsnesS 20 support the United States. they
took The oath oil allegiance aud were III tel
ordinary seamen. On the | OF October cap,
tured the English schooner Beverly, from
lllfax, of %i!,aine tou, n. g., loaded with
dry goods, fish. n ." the l3ih OF October,
captured rho ENGLISH brig Ariel. from Liver
pool, OF Wilmington, r.. e., loaded with
lit, &c. Arrived AT Hampton Ro, de- Uc,o
bsr 30, for officers and men. The q smsbok
Is aTin-i with four sixty eight Founders ana
Iwo thirty two loruders with ii com pIam-u t
OF one hundred men.
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70 two schooners, which landed them at Port
Minean. and few at houses abcut nj ne
miles below.
At Port Mingan the passengers all honsed
in storehouse, having Il f-w blankets which
WIRE got from the wreck. 10 sleep upon. The
s,c~erooms were all under water, causing a
SO; rcity of provisions. The lower cabin was
al broken up and most of tn. baggage lost
q ly n few Of the mail bags were saved. and
those were perfectly saturated When the
81 nooDer with the third officer left for Far.
er Point the other schooner cruising
It the West end of Anticosti, to intercept the
eamship Anglo Saxon, which sailed from
Montreal on Saturday last for Liverpool.
The North Briton was built q { DUN barton
scotland, in 1858, and commenced running to
Portland, Me, in Novemb ber of the same year
She WAS q propeller of ZOO tors burden, and
had two direct acting engines Of 800 horse
power. Her hull was divided into six water
light com partmants, which probably W rs the
means Of saving the lives of many on board
Of her.
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col. CIL!utS.

III" Chicago NOV. 81 CORES spondent of the
New \ ork Tune, OF the oh says:
J ha ncw. OF the release II Col. Mnlligan
WAS received here with lively gratlfjcalon.-
The friends of The gallant iH.I- 81 the Irish
brigade re preparing an ovst ton IN his honor
aad brilliant une i nntictpatei L learn
that arranS -mrnts are alretdy in progress 20
r.'- organize he brig tda, aui that / tTgt. nun o.
htrs stand ready 10 enter its rauhs as soon as
the musrer oks os~ned Those OF the
Id regiment who were exchanged, or who
w-re not captured, will be giv"n the fl rst or
p"rtuuity the btiaLce wii be taken from
the 2pDilclnts.
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THE fEHI Lara, ST.

From the Bsitimore 1dnes1ron OF the l3th,
we copy the foliowllg < imp rant Intelligence
from the North. Much of it, in our opinion
is exceedingly improbable, to SLY the least,
ANA we only pu blish it as an Illustration Of
the character OF Northern dispatches gene
rally, awaiting reports from Southern sources
before making up our mind us to the real
facts III the premises:
LATEsT FROM KENTrcRG--A rERRIELs BATriB
AT FiE.rtLLs-F1Cs Hr .Dtsp CO. - Dss Args
KILLED AND ONE rH''sa,p rAKkS Fai""s-
P4gls XIV, Nov II The reb"ls unde Gen
w sen ~ ftk.viile h vc ten defeated, af .er
two dass' fighting, b, G.n. Nelson.
Four hu dred rebels We're Killed and one
thousand made prisoners
ColoueI l.. Moore attacked the rebels in
the re r with 3,s1o men. colonel Harris, OF
me ohio Secrod Regiment, made an attack
III front with 66n men.
II trrs II odck. snd Colonel Moore pressed
forward antii til eu my we hrorght into
h. midst oi C-n V lis - : brigad-, Whp.
our forces pressed the ruemy on all sioes,
killed 100 and taking /, 900 pris 1nerS.
The b lance were Sc ttfpred in all direc-
lions. The Federal loss was comparatively
small.
LsxixaroS, ky, Nov. IA courier from
General Nelson's brigade. with dispatches
for General Thomas, reports that tae light IT
Pikesviila tasted TWO days, and that the reneis
lost four hnudrei killed, and one thousand
wounded.
Sill Later.
THE vIcroRT coaPLErs--rBs REBEL COMMAND
BSs TAKEN fRIsusERt.
CixcISsAru, Nov l2.--The battle TT Pike
Vile, Ky, IasJed through Friday and Satur-
day The victory Of the National troops was
complete, General Williams aud Geaerai
Howe, the renel commanders, are among the
prisoners taken.
TIE DEFEAT OF rBB REUgLs ~ xESTrChY CON-
FiRHEU.
LorjSvitLI. Nov. l., Midnigh; Accounts
rsc~iN I'd her. by mail rally confirm tia de-
feat OF The rebels under tfenerris Williams
and Nelson at piketou, mot pikssilie,D the
capital Of Pike county, NY.
[Ihs foregoing reports OF sach fight are
grossly false Advices received in this city
by the Government, by pers inst from
that county, represent our small force under
Col. Williams AS having repLlsed the enemy
at Pikeviila, and STATE that our retreat on
Pound Gap was executed as a strategic move
ment, and not under pursuit from the enc
my; VINO are snppo-.d 10 BE- from four TO
eight thousand strong. TWO thousand meu
an easily mold the passes Of the Cum beriand
range; and We have more than tEIee thou
sand By this time, iuciuding militia, upon
the mountain, or within reach of the gaps.
Letters from General VI .rshail, VINO was
ere ente to Pikesiic 81 ii late date, speak not
merely o. defensive nIeaeuIes, but of designs
TO cut oil the enemy.
No doubt the enemy expected to achieve
great things at PikeIille, from the large pre-.
pcuderance Of force they bad, and doubtless
run,ors founded these magniiic Mt 81 pe e
tations g reached Cincinnati Nov IL and tDt,n g.
ed the bass of the 0iSpttcAes.
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Notice has been given that .'tAs Mem ,,his
ard Cbarlsston railroad will not rs 'sisv aay
more goods for shipment over the road, sad
all Eoeds are suhlect TO storsxe and doa Nie
dra, age. - tn. road cannot rse.ive fhsin,
owinx ~ the dea ants Of thr 2,veranenl on
the road"
Capsain Hamilton Ccnlser, OF sss Savaa-
nah ~ tet horpe Light lutkatsy. sni ior
ny years Uni ed SlateA DisI., a ternsy ioe
0soreis. died AZ C.Dr v,ile. fiTSiat,, On tas
slh tnstant, Of y paetd fever
A are broke eat ~ Fort saith. ArtaAsas. .
few nights alass, dss.royias psopsFsy ~ taS
value VI t3o,ocQ,
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Frsm WashirRaeu.

tbs NAVAL EXPEDITION.
HasHryaroN. A oy. The indica tion are
that toe Administration will act with prom pl-
ness in maintaining whatever success 8 the
naval expedition may have already achieved
In the neighborhood Of Beaufort. As NJ the
commenc ncsInent OF the preparations studied
siienc' was observed In ofirial quarters, %
now there is sprs rent,y no disu.,s,ii q
speak OF present or prospective movements
in that connection.
OFFICIAL ADvIegs FROM Rrsors.
WAs"isaroN, Nov. i2-Tue G III, ial adviees
from Earope, just receives, show strenx th-
ening OF the beii~ftn shs restoration Of tae au.
tnority Of the Union, and tncrvsssd con oaionce
mai the 0ovegnInsnt will - able - rs-setae-
ltsh its authority, and especially gyAttfytng.
N these respects, 10 The Aswp from England.
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A T,~Ip EptroR.-ta- vi. A. arx tM,ss J
Saa, tys; A :, mating YOU la. aksa Pa.
The oth,r sh, VI, .snnrg was nh~
h"av~i 7" VII ch ~- ttiantiy repus,.
oscaase th.fe a+rs - mSh( ansr4s Ia II Nhc
pou,.d her sipe, "wiii>n s>,nir nee s.a '. "
SUM" and 81 We wr,e nist k~a. "ftw.s
b.c Us la Niekssarx. there " 81 At te,s ,iue
ho marIyisk or givipg in m@rii 81" W.
feared hat she hs0 some ieionioas deeigGs
upon our personal fTeed,aa, and llke seward,
We f1ed
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r,TrsT NORTHERN NEWS.
INTERESTING DETAILS

Grand Torchligh' rr"'rssio"i .,s ai,, W ash ::
imrtap-Nreck ST the steamship
>Trthern Light->cws from Mis-
.nuri Reception 81 old ''fhss and
,,o,,her.'' in New York. No.
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surIsr IN A PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.

fHiLADELfHtA, Nov. ii There was a distur-
incr 10 DAY In Que Of the volua eer regiments
recsuiting Ia this city. which threate ned 3 RI
onsrtsaits but -nded wltnout hloodsaad. The
ssr. ~ .o p.su. ~ ~. I.y ny
Way 3 defuGct regiment to toi. Stann,on's re-
gtment. encamped at Carnae's wood. TO which
about 10 Of the company reboiled and refused
10 obey orders. To-day they mutinied, and
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AKKRsr Toa TREASON Is SgsLrIsoRs-sxIErgs o
VALUABLE AaMs

BaLrlsoRs, Nov 1.-The Supsrn tepdent
OF tue fnVerhment detective poUcs, assisted
by det Give Benz Franklin, of Philadelphia
and Dir. Lawrence OF Wasaing ton, arrested
10 day Johu Renwick son Of hobt Renwirk
OF th.s city, aud now Il prisoner IL Fort War.
ren for treason.
The premises, which are Nos. % and %
North Howard street, Were searched for arms
and notw, thstandinx two previous unsue-
ce-sfui searches had been IN sde h, the pol,ce
here, the officers o-day found a NUMBER OF
lua"i- rides and csrbines s.cr~ted between
the partition OF the stalls VI stable attached
TO the premises.
Young Renwick goes to Fort Warren to-
night
The rlfi's were valuable arms, from the
Government works, and siam ped III arper's
Ferry, 1850"
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han. received eop,es # Northern pa
late. 10 .ta, ? h, ana l2th of Novem-
,.-,,a ihe.r coiumR- We make up the
..g summary.
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THE REMOVAL FREH" Mt.

The Chicago correspondent of the New
York Tiats, writing under date of Nov !,
has the following paragraph relative TO The
removal of Gen. Fremont:
The removal of Gen. Fremont from the
command of the Western Department excited
surprise here, as II has been Tor weeks re-
Sardad Ii toregone CONCLUSION. The public
mind has been treated to ali kinds OF runners
and reports preJndici TO him, with the view
of preparing ii for the step. Nevertheless
there is much Indignation on all sides. and
the inalOrity favor the opinion that he has
been shabti!y treated, and look for evil re-
suits 10 he loyal cause to flow frCm il.
The report of the Adjutant General was
considered rs Il most unfortunate doCuIu mi by
nearly all III this region. Or, erhaps, the
publication OF what ought 10 have been re
Kardei as 4 private memoranda for the u.s. of
the War Department, was regarded as tns uu-
fortunate feature OF the affair, passing
events, which transpired while the AGIutanl
General was preparing his report, I Isl ed
nearly ali his prophe cies respecting the m o ve-
mems OF General Fremont HIS facts were
mainly regarded the picked up gossip OF
p, rsOhal enemies and disappointe ted conIraC-
tors. rather than as coming from public off,
Ger snXious 'os the good OF the s,rvicr. 1t has
.iccompii bed its object Fremonti is r-inGy-
I'll, bu. the end Is no. yet.
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TIKI REBEL srRAASR. pAas.

ton To remain with -her husband. and share
his fortunes. she Processes Ia ne ignorant OF
any res sons why h- shcnid be arrested.
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General News Items.

Below will b. found a collection of news
items, &C cuiled from all quarters OF Lin
colndom:
oBssoCiEs OF THE LATE cot. BAHrR ~ ruILA-
HRIPHIA
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A BtrfLE at arYA%D0rrE-rHE FEpBaALs BADLY
WalPPED-THk rowN SUBS gQVEyrLI sUakr By
YANKEES.

GALLIFoLIs, Ohio, Nov. fG.-{fuyapdottc,
Va, on the ono river, thirty-SiX tniies be-
10 here, W attacked last IL ght by too reb-
els, ami out OF 80 Union troops stationed
there only about 80 escaped the rest were
killed Or taken prisoners The rebels, bOtu
male and female, fired from the houses on our
men.
Three steamers, which pissed down last
night, were compelled TO put back TEese
steamers went back to IuyanuUtte at ten
o clock this morning win 400 Unionists from
Point Pleasant, but nothing has baen heard
from them since
Three steamers have passed up since the
sklrmisn, ana report no. II Person 10 b- saen
III town.
GALLIPoLIs Ohio, Nov. IL, f. M.-Tbe
steamer Empire siry mas just arrived from
GUya- dotie The rehei portion OF the III h ii bi-
tants, II appears, were icOktHg for the attack,
and had Il sGpp-r prephrr,. for the rebel cav
airy, Tno " re het ri By thu notorious Jeu-
kiHs, and humber d Ell hi huudr q. Elght of
our men Were Killed m i Coz siderable II u III
Der wounded and taken prisoners The rebel
loss IS not known.
Coi 4 esier's Fifth Virginia regiment, ou
Its arrival fired the town, ahd the principal
pare Il no" In ashes. ne ebels left about
tn hour before the arrival of Col. Zlegier
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KANSAS tITY, Nov. ll.-This morning, at
ten O'Clock, Col. Anthony, With one hundred
aud fifty men, was attacked on ;ll open prairie
ab4ut ten miles from tEi place, by six hun
dred rebels, under the comm ,nd Of Up.on
81 lyes, and after desperate Struggle the re-
bells ret:edted, srt king shelter in the woods
from which they were again routed
Col Anthony theu teal D ck about six miles
- await endorsements, which will speed,
b@ forwarded 10 MN. This rs Supposed 10 bs
tne same hand of rebels thai ctptured a part
OF COL. Shield S company of tremont Nuss strs
pesr Little Santa Fe. 1t l. said that there
ere upwards OF one thousand med rebels in
this county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-18

Below we give the most interesting items
in regard TO affairs in Missouri which we wers
able II gieau from our Northern files:
nEN. rkICs RrrKRATIMG-NIs FOKCR sam TO Re