The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-11-28
News Summary.


Complied from the latest Daily Papers.
THURSDAY. November p
Advices from Port Royal state that portion
of the fleet, W tn 5000 troops. are about to open
another port. The Charleston and Savannah
Railroad has not been destroyed by Gen Sher
man.
Floyd has gone towards Richviile where il is
thought he will make Il stand. Gen. Rosencrans
will make forwa movement the nec
essary arrangements can be completed
The gun-boat Conestoga went up the Tennes-
see River on Tuesday, and was fired upon by two
rebel batteries. She replied by throwing shell.
and routed the rebels. The boat was but slightly
damaged.
The rebels who seized a Union supply train on
Monday. near Pleasant Ill., Missouri, were cap
tured OH Tuesday, near Warrensburg, by Major
Hough's cavalry. About $50 prisoners were ia
ken.
No more cavalry regiments will be accepted by
government
Three thousand rebels have disbanded n Ac-
comac co MY, Va, since the advent of Gen. Dix
expedition.
-Four steamships now coaling at New York,
tilclF CcslglalIOn DelrG Fort ROYAL
FRrDAY, %
letter from TIattcras Inlet under date Of the
l~th inst, states that a convention, cornrri.ir,
dc' ga IS from forty five counties Of North Carr
Ina la repudacl secession, r. affirmed dew.
ton TO the Union, formed a provisional g,vefr-
ment, and ordered special election for members
Of Congress Marble y TABOR was narned Pro
vlsioi.al Governor
-Four thousand rebel cavalry, under Harris, are
on their way to invade Kansas. Lane has three
thousand infantry to r,.st them. Jackson.
Legislature have passed an ordinance of seces-
SION.
Fifteen hundred sccessionsts n Northampton
county, Va, have l-ld down their arms, and the
Union troops in full possession of that aud
Accomac counties
A balloon ascension Yesterday showed that the
rebels occupied their old positions in front of Cen
hevIe, in their u'u' numbers.
There are now in the field and preparing for it,
6J0,0GO Union volunteers
The report that Lord LYONS had made offensive
remarks on the Mason and Sdell case is contra
dicted
There arrived At Cairo yesterday five hundred
seamen fom Washington for service on the gun
boats
1t Is proposed to adj to Delaware tl.at norton
of Virginia between the Chesapeake Bay and Del
aware River. AMI to Maryland all tue eastern
conu;cs of Virginia
Spain enter'airs The design Of imposing King
roa Mexico. Whether England and France
have a.recd to his * not known
Important Information having been conveyed 20
the enemy bv means of fugitive slaves. Gen. Hal!
leck, commander OF the Western Department. h
ordered that such pcr'ons shall not hereafter be al
lowed 20 enter the lines of any camp or OF any
forces on tie march
\ Sew York regiment threw ponfoon bridge
across the Potomac Yesterday in short order.
SATURDAY. 81
The rebels are still in large force At Ccnrreville
The South AMI Ncrth C,roiina AMI Georgia
troops are ANXIOUS to 90 home 10 defend their
coasts, bat G,n. Johnston viii hot permit their
departure. because lie d-iy apIrchenls an attack
by Mcclellan.
a large number of old vessels. loaded with
stones. are 70 be SINK in southern harI,ors. Cor
The purpose Of rendering the blockade more effect
al
The rebels have burned Warsaw, No. in order
hat it might not be used as winter quarters for
Federal troops.
Great Britain refuses to give clearance. from
Ter ports amy vessels with arms for the, United
States
Federal train of 50 wagons, escorted by 20a
men, was recently captured by rebels while ON the
Wy ON Sedalia to I.eavenworih
Another OF Gen. NcKinstrv's clerks has boe,
'rrested at II. Louis Mo, and placed in ,oufpe-
ncnt.
Judge Richardson, of Mo, while under arrest
" the FederalS, while sitting in the court house At
Memphis, Scotland county. where lie wa. coniiped
vas shot through window. by some unknown
erSon, and kled
he original ordinance of secession of South ,
aroma has been sent to the Navy Department. ,
Y Com Dupont.
Col M"lisan was warmly received at Cincin
at on Thursday evening
Fernando Wood has been nominated for Maxor ?
I New York by the Mozart Hall Democracy.
'"l. Philip St George Cook has been made =
'risader General in the regular army.
MONDAY, % ,
BeaureGar'i recently rendered his resignation n
GENERAL OF the rebel army. hut was induced 10
Ithdraw It, Davis and Beauresarl were At v,,-- L
nee as to the conduct of the War. the la,ter al a
coating an offensive and the former defensive .
curse
Great panic prevails at Charleston and :,
AMMAN IN consequence of the Port ROYAL affair
nd large numbers of people axe quitting those b
ties
Formidable Preparations are being made AZ :
"r'reS' Monroe for active operations. Several
'glmeh'S arrived there on Friday from Baltimore
nj Annapolis. n
he s"n'ooat fotla on the Mississippi will soon Il
IN readiness to proceed It's WAY Two of h
Re boats LETT st Louis yesterday for Cairo. where =
lev Will receive their armament .
The amount of claims already Gel hefore tho
'vernment Commissioners in st Louis is ST.. y
20 GOO .,
Government has determined to open the Bald n