The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-06
General IntelI,oo.

tn;,,sr; j., = 80. T. : seao' tugs, for the pnr oo"h
:: bringing ap number Of vessels Loaded purpose Of
stores lhey intend to paes the rebel 1'a military
. nIgat Inc navy department to.Csv 80 t!es IN tue
: department ana also number Of gentlars Tue Var
vessels below the batteries and areefr;5 VINO have
up, that after tomorrow they will be ebs ~ 'enure
!; did not say. s department
dispatch was received to-day from a.
crantz, dated camp ToHpkins, near Gu ogn hosen.
where ne mas been encanped for some H. gliage
T. ports every ttnng quiet. The rebels il - lie re-
falling back from their former position p4peas are
BEST 'hfoilaVoA "nlch can De obtained Of then .as
ments, they gre concentrating in large rno move.
cooperate with Gen. johnson WHO has - oeloE to
from Gen Beauregard 'Se4 separated
Information received ut the navy denon.
all the inhabitants az Chintoeague island 49, SHOWS
of the county OF Aecamac Virginia numbern Is part
one thousano 10 ne rue ana loyal The nator .Ia!
sign IS at all times displayed on hiyb [''iai en-.
mittee OF citizens vas appointed to CONT 4 eoln-
commander of the federal steamer Tor;i WIN the
l4th Lieut.. Murray administered the ost n tue
ance at their request y sliegi.
f Gen. Mcclellan will move bis headousrto,,
row 10 Bartlett5 house, near Falls church TJoF'
point whence easy communication can he ba I . e
two extremes OF our lines. '''a 'ae
The Cameron rifles, Col. Deije, moved nm, -
dale, the river turnpike, nearly ten milo, Au"a
Alexandra. and took possession of the nloo c VI
pckets bad been stationed there for two dars o 9OP
ing that time had encountered none of the era 4sf
RICHMOND, ott. 28-Passengers from the gajebb,.
hood Of Winchester state that rutuor prevails ,sa.
recent engagement at Romney between 7o09 80
and 500 Coniederate%, resulting in the tr8ing las
killed and wounded on either side but in Ubib Va u
Contederates were taken prisoners and all their ag,.
and sixty horses captured. 9S7ss
This statement is given for what it ia worth
Brighten. w. H. 7. Walker arrived this r7orrf,-.
tie Manassas train and says he has resigned his cam
Capt. a, P, Hill Of the 18th Mississippi woTna5 y
the Leesburg battle, arrived here this evening ~ -
way home He gives no details Of the eugageneS. no'
received before. AV'
RICHMOND, Oct. SO-Passengers from tba r,o.,...,
reairm the withdrawal Of the Coufederateg from p
ney, but deny any loss to our forces
The federas appeared at Romney in large force lf,
the Contederttes had only about 600 men Tbay =
tired ii good order to Winchester where soe 49, ~
hension existed that the tederais would advance 5,
them.
number Of runors are aaoat to-day locating feeders,
nvasions at different points but nothing is reisTv
known.
Rumors Of important events have been brought here
by gentleman justtrorn Warrenton although e IN.
portance il It ached to his communications
One hundE and fifty sick troops, many quite III, ar,
rived here this evening.
The Winchester correspondent OF the RicFr,ond r.
uuirer expresses the fear that Col Mcdonald who
mauded the Confederate forces at Romney hiss bpa,
either killed taken prisoner The correspondent sss
he understands there about 90 Couednr tea kiIld
Many of the troops had reached Winchester ,ut that
reports were conflicting Most Of them saw their ra
treat was not orderly but that each SQUAD retraatad .
best could Some regard another Laurel hill retreat
4 RICHMOND Oct. 3l.-Late New York papers renort
that the trial Of the of the prigateer Sayapnsb
progressing. Mr.. Lougue is defending the prisoners -
Among the grounds of Defence he urges that the prison
ers were in the service Of what they considered ia
facto government; he objected to the Jurisdiction Of bs
] IL ~.
taken By the Minnesota to Hampton roads they gers
within the jurisdiction of Virginia the only pae where
they could be legally tried.
One hundred and fifty prisoners left here TO-DAY for
Columbus, South Carolina. Eight prisoners arrived ibis
afternoon, four from Leesburg and four from Fsray
Gen Lee has arrived from jackson River and reports
all quiet,
NORFOLK, Oct. 30th.-Thirtysix steamers md oas
transport went to this morning a. 10 o'clock from
Hampton roads.
ArousrA, Oct 28-Charleston papers Of this nofa
ing have information BY indirect sFrigaI from B4dsus
and Havana.
feet of forty sail expected 10 srri7e soon st
Nassau, n. p. destination supposed to be Mexico
AUGUSTA GA Oct, 28.-The Charleston Naycary5
special correspondence from Richmond saYs the New
York papers, Of the 23d and European adyice 0! The
18th reports that the chambers Of commerce Of Ae
principal cities in France sending pressing nenoF
ais to the emperor urging the expedencY OF gee9gas
The London News says report obtained from the uca
trustworthy source sass the emperor of France conen
plates early recognition. The Shipping Gazette SAYS
France and EngIai must act together.
Bread riots have taken place il Paris, andtiesa
ment has been obliged issue assurance tia. TO
price Of bread should not advance.
Sales Of cotton in Liverpool for the week amounted
TO 800 coo bales. The market closed buoysnt adj
vance Of half TO three quarters OF penny.
The panic caused By Stewards circular isincFcaaingin
the north. The northern journals say the object tha
edeaiSts in crossing to Leesburg, TO form June
ton with the right wing Of McClelan's army IbeEst'
NIT the repulse and utter defeat and cay has cast
gloom the whole north.
VIM. Pierce, of New 0rleans was arrested IN Boston
and sent to fort Lafayette.
CINcINEATI, Oct. GA courier arrived from camp
Dick Robinson reports fight Yesterday between zout
Golfer with six or seven thousand men, and Col, Gar
rad with twelve thousand men, at camp Wildcat
Zocoffer made three different attacks; each tnefa
pulsed with considerable loss, Federal loss killed
killed and 20 wounded,
The courier met reinforcements Of one reginen!an1
artillery on the way.
NASHVILLE Oct. 28.-Two gunboat7 landed, On M
day night about Is miles below Eddy7le, a6oa: 8'9
infantry and 81 cavalry, who marched to EddTTle ana
surrounded Capt. Wilcox's company whilst they 8eFet
breakfast, on Saturday morning. They hFea upon as
company killing three and #ounding some osaeI''-~
Capt. Wilcox was wounded.
on the 21d inst saws that troops from the north areis
idly pouring into Louisville, and that Gen 4eSo2As
forces betn cen Louisville and Noin number not e'
than 500 Q. .,.-.....
Three regiments from Pennsg !1ana Win eigh' Pss'
Of artillery one Indiana and Minnesota regn21.I
rived at Louisville the 2lst aud Zzd anu 6s'' -
mediately sent by McCook to Efzabetht0Vh -
Two regiments from Michigan we're holri! eAgs."-
The Cincinnati Commercial OF the 22a, says "a
least dozen additional northern regiments VI" y
Kentucky before the month closes. -,
Courtney Prentice son Of the editor q sae '0..--
who had been with the southern troops a. GIFsh H..
was arrested at his fathers place mouth Of 2al' ''
and taken to Louisville and placed lnJad r4z;.y,.
a dispatch of the St. Louis papers rom sas' tEs
town, of the 22d states that the edeF'ls hal T5o
rebels under Thompson and Low, estimated ~. III
loss Of the rebels was heavy The federal loss su'
The federaIs captured four heavy guns.
Lowe was killed. 49, poz,frg
Nasty LIE, Oct S0-It is reported iroLh Dsa
Green to-day that the federals have crossed ivy srI
} LOOMS Grceusburg and Morgantown Il " h
$ was arrestedhere to-day charged with encourages
5 surrecton and rebellion. ~.
NASHVILLE, Oct 8I-The steamship O'! ~: - FAR.
more touched at St. Johrs on the 25ta, o''A6"e
pean dates to fhe 10th inst. La,o7ta lie
The sales Of cotton in the L7trPoo' ~ ~ 5tb Is.
I4th and 18th amounted to $4,000 9a'e'' IN tbs
O01 were taken by spectators and importers of!ai
10th the sales we're 50 600 bales at an advance s
Manchester sivicr. we're favorable, LGlGe-s 49,,