Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-22
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NIGHT DIsPATUHNs
CHARLES ANDERSON ESCAPED.
IMPORTANT Orders ISSUED BY GIN. HALlTCK.
Rebel Legislature Of Missouri Passed
an Ordinance Of Sec ession.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, November q

WASHINGTON, Thursday, November 2l.
Lord Lyon has made no offensive comments
upen the Mason aud Slidell affair. The reports
to the prejudice of that Minister which have
been put in circulation are positively contra
dicted in diplomatic ciJeles here, and il is
quite certain that Lord Lyon will commit no
bre ach Of courtesy. If he has any communica-
lions to offer, they will he made 10 official form;
but there is no indication that such action is
contemplated. The facts in the case are very
clear, as the right of our Government to seize
the rebel commissioners is too clearly estab-
lished to admit Of much argument.
Colonel Mcleod Murphy's Regiment gave
an exhibition of the mode Of laying Ponsooh
bridge over the Anacosta River. The work was
rapidly and skillfulIy performed.
Governor Pierpont and staff have arrived
here from Wheeling, Va.
ST. JoHNs, Wednesday, November 20.
The telegraph lire breakers are still at work;
the wires were cut on Tuesday night. The
City Of Monehester's news was delayed till Suu-
day night by breaks in the liue. The line has
been cut every hour to-day. We have many
men and horses out to repair it. The Harbor
Grace Lioe is believed to be utterly destroyed.
The election takes place to. day, and quiet will
probably prevail hereafter, .
!, The steamship Oity Of Neto York will arrive
off Cape Race about midnight, but there are no
prospects Of boarding her.
NEW YORK, Thursday, November 81.
The British gun.boat Racer bas arrived.
The United States steam transport Baltic, Cap
tain COmstock, arrived at three P. NJ. from
Port Royal, where she left on Monday, the
18Th, at six o'clock A M. She towed the
United States gun .boat CurleD, Lieutenant
Walmaugb, to Sandy Hook.
Colonel Allen reports nothing new al Hilton
Head. Every tbit g remains in the same CON
dition as left by the Atlantic. He has in his
possession about $l9, 600 in Treasury notes,
which he is to forward to the friends of the
New Hampshire Fourth Regiment.
The four artillery companies, now in the bar
racks at Albany, are expected to depart for
Washington this evening.
INDIANAPoLrs, Thursday, November 2l.
Governor Morton and Major General Love.
Of the In diana Legion, revie wed sll the troops
epcsmped here to day, consisting of three reg
imepts of infantry, ColoneIs Sireight, Slack
and Walker; one regiment of Cavalry, Colonel
Bridgelsnd, az d one artillery company, of Elk
field. pieces. The msneuveriDg ef the troops
was very creditable, and elected great applause
from an Immense crowd, who witnessed their
evolutions.
ST. Louis, Thursday, November 81.
General Halleck has Issued orders that in
consequence of the important information re
spectiIg the Numbers and condition of our
forces being conveyed to the enemy by fugitive
slaves, no such persons shall be hereafter per
0itted to enter the lines of any camp, or any
forces on the march, and that all now within
such lines be immediately excluded therefroD.
The General also calls particular attention
If all officers commanding posts or troops in
the field, 10 the importance of preventiUg uu
authorized persons of every description from
entering OF leaving our lines, and Of observing
the greatest precaution in the employment of
agents or clerks in confidential positions.
The General also directs all staff officers Of
this department, whose staff duties have ceased
under the recent special orders from Washing
ton, but who still hold commissions in the
regular army, or volunteers mustered into ser.
vice Of the United States, to Immediately re-
port in person, if in st Louis, or by letter il
elsewhere, to these headquarters.
The latest accounts from Price place him in
Barry County, making preparations to advance
to Springfield.
RoLLA, Mo-, Thursday, November 2i.
Advices from the south west ara to the effso
thai Price has abandoned his position at Csss.
vile, and is moving toward his old camp al
Neosho.
About 4. 900 of his army, under General
Harris, were on the Kansas line, directly wesi
of Carthage, with the evident intention of en-.
teIipg that State and ravaging its southern
couhIes; a Is; nsri'S l0E0e was prin''PSny 0A'S'S
81 ~ S:no.aI a. thot ,,;o;r;t,, With ohor
o00 ;nSon+rH ord - 10 no, iO,uoss;h,a thot a,
-o"",n,,ant w;II go niooa ~ S,ssr h;s oot
Tayr;s1 forcas t'OU
T. 10 Isnortsd that thor. ia n e.mn of s0(
Cherokee indians in McGes couUty, Kansas
Tho rsbaI Stata Leo;sIs ture. IN sas.joo n,
Noo,ho SaS naSssj a1 ord;nancs NJ sensSsion
nn;ts5 tbs State with the Sontbern Confede
TanH and aIsctsd GaneraI Rains one of IN,
| SaGntors 20 tbe Corsadsrata Conorass- Tt wa,
tSHnSh, GsraraI psrsons wonId he The otho
ssnator Tt eos said that GsnarsI Frost. u
csmn Jackson notoristy' would taks eommsn
| of GsneTaI RafnS' division of the rebel army,
WAsH1SeroS, Thursday, November 2I.
II has hesn officially ascertainad that III
| Gov.rrmant has No ~ in the fieId. in eamp an
tba nrocass of Corm.I;on 6O0 nan voIunteer,
on5 thS snI;stnsUts Sor tbs rs1nIor ssrv;es az
mors nnmarons N an bsretofoTs, -
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r. Anoy 2onnsoh HtIIto1 Sus eSyssng SsSg no TO-
EasS.r1 hsn'u0n1' anu "enoi"i ~ N" i''i
ior 0'' i0ui'i i.o,,sv,,,x Th,r.d.v Novsmhers 81,
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