Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-23

18th al captured &e SeoassionS In ars between fos
Wise and Brents old fort. He dlsaImed them ant
brought them to the fort where they placed In the
guard house. Captain Lang bad also 81 Mexican vol
unteers.
PRISONERS TO NJ DISCHARGED.
Yesterday, by direction of the Department, Justice
Dom visited the prison at the old CAPITOL and admins
tered the oath not TO bear against the government
during the to the following prisoners -. w.
Brsnt ]. B. Buckley, Randolph 7. Gray, T. A. Ham.
mer, James Kershaw A. T. Holms, W. Q. Hspphers Of
Ga William Davis N. c.; james Sles, s. o.; j. S.
Burk J. W. DAYS. J. H. Howard J. o Perkins. VIM.
A. Pdnce, Robert Pauling, J S. Walker, of Ala; Thos
Hart, NJ T. UKsel, of La Richard Poole J. B. Dris-
cell II. Knott Samuel L. Walden, A O. Llndstreet, Ed
gar NJ Haycock, VIM. MalOn J. 7. Moss, A. G. Tyler,
of Virginia. and Geo. Howard Of Nd. TIE other pris-
oneIs sgusI their desire to take the oath Of ceeiarce
which will be administered in due time.
rae LATEST FROM PORT RoTAL-ARRIvAL OF Tue STEAMER
ATLANTIC FROM PORT RoYAL-LATER FROM TIE TLKrr-
BEAUFORT NOT YET OCCUPIED BY THE FEDERAL TROOPS
INV YoRH, Nov. l9-The steamer Atlantic has just
arrived from Port Royal, s. O., which place she left
the l6;h Saturday last.
Beaufort had not yet been occupied by the Federal
troops.
Details of her news have not yet been received.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEw YoRK, Nov l9;h-The Atlantic brought num-
Der OF invads from the army and navy with six pris-
oners.
Everything was quiet. The troops had been all STA
toned at various points, and several visits have been
made to Beaufort by Of the regiments but they
tired, leaving the place entirely deserted.
There ha' been intelligence from the opposite side
Of the island to corfm the that the Union pickets
had been attacked.
The dispatches published in the Southern papers rea-
tive the set being of Fernsndna bound South,
is undoubtedly error. The Federal feet remained at
Port Royal on the 10th.
The Atlantic brings number Of secession trophies in.
Guiding q bale Of cotton.
FURTHER FROM PORT ROYAL.
NEw YoRE, Nov. I9-Tde steamer Atlantic brings
further intelligence from Port Royal The posi-
ton of troops thsrs considered quite SAFE Ex.
tensive defensive works rapidly progressing and
guns were being mounted. The entertainments extend
TO Seville about FIVE miles from the fort Hilton Head
They constructed under the superintendence Of
Capt Gilmore.
letter dated Port Royal Nov. L. says that General
Sherman on the l4.h sent his aid, Lieut. Wagner, un-
der ,g Of truce carry his proclamation to the peo-
pie OF South Carolna. He there bad interview with
the rebel officers under flag Of truce. These officers
admitted that the depredatiors at Beaufort were the
work Of the blacks aud entirely exculpated forces
from any complication with them. On their return they
met sqlad Of rebel cavalry, who gave them fodder for
their horses.
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
kansas CRY, Nov ls.-Col Dennisons men Left here
on saturday Ter Pleasant HILL aud succeeded IN cspur
ing % wagons and 200 oxen belopgingto the govern
ment train which reported to have been burnt by
the rebels Of that place. rebel force Of 200 men
was met three miles from Pleasant City on the lsth
The steamer Sunshine arrived yesterday from St.
Louis and reports that lot of comui'sary and
government wagons, destined for Fort LeavenWortb,
we're taken from Der ct Waverly by gang Of rebels
under command Of Joe Shelby.
81 LOUIS Nov Is h.-Geus Hslleck and Hamilton ar
rived here this morning Gems urRis and Wyman ar
lived here last night
The divisions OF Gers Hunter, Sturgs and Pope have
reached isreut points the Pacific Railroad where
theT will avail. orders from Gen. HAeck.
Gen Wymsn's Brigade reached Rolla on Saturday,
aud the divisions Of Generals Siege and Asboth will
rive here to-day or tomorrow.
Gen Wyman brought q number Of rebel prisoner,
than Cnl Prica and aazarnl aihar cffnnra