The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20

A report was received At h-adq1arsen ~
light. that the r. bel forces in Nor,s.m,,.
,ounty. Va. had been reinforced. and x.,..
900 rons. with ten ps-c-> OF artiller, O.,
Dix. who was here il Consultation win "A
resident . ID Gen. Mcclellan las, nj, =, Iii
redits The statement And sets the xho,.
er at 1900. Gen. L'ckxood's fors. on "a.
BORDER i much larger d better.
Z" Seven negroes. b- onging TO the .x..,..
he late John A. Washington. we're bcoux n, inn.
Fort Lyon this morning, whence the, v.,.
sent TO Washington.
--latest dispatches concerning Gen. N.,.o,.
victory, received at the War ID ,srtnen, Pm.
sent the number of prisoners 2,uls. a.d nan.
or Of ren,l dead found. 40.
Two steamers, one from Annapolis ana IN.
T, N Fort Monroe. have already salrd xi,h ~
.foreements for General Sherman Othersta.
Ow soon.
Gen. BIrnside's Division. consisting OF ii,
regiments, are expected 10 depar, INN da,~,,
oa the arrival OF he vessels Low conssi,u,.a,
he feet q; Beaufort
The Times dispatch says: " There il evi.
!ently an intention on the part Of the Covsra.
-neut TO follow up the LloS 60 ,uccsssiull,
truck on the South Carolina coast"
The Hera!Gs dispatch lays: Mr.. Dodge. CHEZ
OF Police. Of Baltimore, vas here to day and
reported TO the War Department tha, in,,rua.
on was brought TO Bait more th s morning b,
boat from Fortress Monroe, that Gen Sh,rnm
al seiz d two IN II on dollars worth Of Cotton
in the vicinity OF Beaufort, S. e.. aud that nun,
ers of citizens there had proiessed LOYALTY 70
ne Government. and were soliciting arm,
sta which to organize and protect themselves
against the rebels.
Springfield. No., Nov. IL.
Since the departureof Gens Hunter Popea
and Stargis' divisions of the army. nothing Of
| interest has transpired. Generals Sigel and
A-both's divisions hare returned from ther
postion south Of here, which was merely afeiat
| 10 project our withdrawal. and will march for
- Lous via Rolla in day or two.
Spr yield will he entirely evacuated. and
srge number of Union mea of the city ard
surrounding country have left and will cont nue
10 leave with the army. not being will NJ to
risk their lives in the ha ds of the rebels
| Sterling Price began to move with bic army
of y 600 men. and % pieces Of artillery. on
Saturday morning, toward Pneville, Mcdonald
county. in the extreme South western corner Of
the State.
Ben McCulloch broke up his camp Friday
q; ght. and the next day was marching toward
Berryville. Carol county. Arkansas.
4 gentleman recently arrived from the rebel
camp, ea-e r'rve designs going into winter
quarters at Cross Hollow. Washita county Ar.
kansas: that all the men who wish to 60 home
had returned. and that those now with him
intend TO fight outside OF Missouri
The accounts OF tr;dge burning in Tennessee
are exaggerated. The bridge over Holstor
river has been repaired. and telegraph lines r.
built. 1t Is, however, evident that Psrson
Brownlow and Andy Johnson's gangs are in
the mountains about Bristol, giving trouble.
." A letter from Lynchburg brings latest 10
telligcnce from East Tennessee. There was
fight Tuesday nigh, near Bristol between TEN.
porary volunteers, numbering 100 under Capt
Miller. Two Of Mill.r's men and himself were
wounded. Nine traitors were killed, wonpd-
ID aud taken prisoners
, Reliable news from Kentucky reaches vi
that our troops bave fallen back to Round Gap
and are pursued by 1000 ederal.ts weiose
a large quantity of baggage. munitions, srtil.
lery. &c
L" Information received 10y Government from
Port Royal TO the llth, states that pillags
bad nearly ceased. powder had been secured in
the light house, and the channel buoys recov.
cred.
A large force Of South Carolina troops weft
gathering at Port Royal Ferry, estimated q
from 5000 TO 10000.
1t was the expressed intention Of the owner.
Of the houses on the Island to burn them.
Gen Stoneman has been appointed to The
command of the entire cavalry force Of IN
+ Unit States.
|, The work Of raising brigade to be con
posed entirely of Virginisns, is progreona
finely.
There are several thousand refugees froa
Virginia. who are anxious to enlist in the Do
fence Of the Government
Gov. Hicks has issued proclamation calling
a special session Of the Maryland Legislator
at Annapolis, on the 9th inst. " to establisl
Maryla in her old position in the heart Of th,
Union, aud to reader the traitorou. leg slaturl
OF the Fort Warren members of no account
II A Fortress Monroe special, Of the 18th, sayl
Slidell and Mason were taken from An English
mail steamer. on the sth, of Bermuda Lieut.
Fairfax and thirty armed men went aboard
from the San Jacinto with five officers and
picked out the Commissioners They made
feeble resistance. but were induced to leave
The captain Of the steamer raved and ewors
calling the Uniied States officers piratcal Yan.
KEGS DC. Eustis, one Of the rebel Secretsriea
also resisted but himself and colleagues &C.
cOmpanied their employers into confinement
Slidell had his wife and four children on board,
who were allowed to proceed TO Europe. Con
Wilkes had an interview with Gen. Wool and
expressed the opinion that be did right. 81
said that. right or wrong. these men bad TO Be
secured and if he had done wrong be could 10
more than be cashiered for H.
WISCONSIN REPUBLrcAS.-The hnal result ct
the late election in Wisconsin, proves that the