, 1861-11-23
TIE WAH IN m1SS8DR1.
Rebels Growing Esolder--WAraaW ~ Re-
ported to be Hufn14'

/
A special dispatch from JsffarsSl City, ssys
by the train from the aeGt, report
that the rebels burned Warsaw .a1ght before
last, to prevent i'll being used as .ss}sser quat-
tere for our troops.
The jntel1jger ce reached syra:ite, just be-
tere the train arrived, and il con- i3dered relia'
nle- A quantity Of Government stores were t
deetrcyed.
4 train of eighty vsgone, with au escort of |
eco men, left Sedalia few days xgo, 1or Leay-
eEworth. A messenger reAcIeds5 5saallA at II
o'clock last niEht, announcing r. to they had a1
1ete1t, SID the train captured.
Refugees continue to arrive St *sf=1soa CITY
i: crowds, many Of taem IN most destitute
COL dtlou.
The seceseionists in all parts ei .he country
lave taken courage since the army left, and
Ale beginning to repeat their o1tsages.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22-Judge Thomas 8.
Richards on WAS shot through window OF the
Court Hcnse, in Memphis, Scotland county,
on Monday last, while confined IS prisoner
IN the ,har ds Of Col. Moore Of the Home
Gua1de. Moore subsequently offered a re-
,rard of thousand dollars for the apprehea-
Eion Of tie as6assin.
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. ae-Pa.senzers by
The train from the West report that the rebels
burnt Warsaw, hight before 1aet. to prevent
IFS being used IS winter qunrters tor our
troops. TIE intelligence reached Syracuse
Just before the train arrived, and ls considered
reliable. quantity Of Government stores
a Train Of 50 wagons with an escort Of 200
1uep, 1<1t sedalis q lew days ago for Leagen.
worth. A messenger reached Sedalia at
Twelve O'Clock last night, announcing that
they had been attacked near Knob Noster by
| 4i7eor eix hundred rebels, and the train cap
! tured.
! Refugees continue to arrive here In crowds,
| many ina most destitute condition.
From Washington.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 22c2-So far as can be as
certained, Lord Lyons has taken no action
! whatever on the 6u.ject Of Hason's and Sill.
delps arrest, but nil! probably. await iastruc
tious, Thsre has not been even al inf0rmh
conversation between him and the proper DE-
pArtment concerning it. These who are in
f,mately acquainted With Lord Lyons believe
he has observed his usual discretion in re-
ttui1ipa from premature expression OF opta
icn.
Tie Eteamer "W3audotte" ran the b,ockad;
last bigIt, and reached tho navy yard thi
i morning. She was not fred at The steame
L B. Bale also ran the blockade do9nWar
last uiEbt, having on board large quantity
ammunition anu ordnance stores gener2!l}
TWO ecruone1e, }oa3ed with wood, 1an til
blockade euccessf1ll; on Wednesday nigh
The t1emy is apparently 81 Wo1h oa q aa5'
satte1y at PoEsum Nose, wi.ich is taz aboV
tie othe1F.
{speeialto the n. Z: Tines.}
WASHINGTON, Nos. 2L--Adyices receive
: hy the Government from Great Britain repf
I cent that, though much 6outneEs OF feeling
eriGent toward the United States, yet thel
was manifest feeling adverse to q var, az
.-tbat the sentiment IN iavoslf maintaining
: strict neutrality was daily strengthening.
Adpices from Franco MITIGATE that the fee
:rg On the part Of that Government toWar<
c The United States is more cordial Than eve
!. The Government has no evidence Of any reb
psiyateer steamer beirg on the seas exeel
the Sumter, and she Ia eudeayoring to elut
|, capture.
9 Com Dupont has aent to the Navy Dapa1
mint the original South Carolina Ordnance
= secession, beautifully engraved upon parc
rneni, WITH N11::na the autographs Of the South Ca1
Is Ina Z. eeders, beaded by Gen. jameson. 7
=. photographs Of s11 the members Wers q
:, found at Beaufort, with the ordinance, ant
IL large number Of other important document
Ct WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-CoL Philip
George Cook has been appointed Brlgad
IN General in tho regular army, instead Of Volu
=. teers.
u, u. Ger. Brooks, Of Smiths Division, ytsterd
i made reconpoisauce in force, gathering
It, loads Of hay. The only evidence of an q,
q my's presence we're regiment OF intan,
and !. squadron Of cavalry, seen between Fa
fsx Court House and Centreyitie, nbout s mi
ID hey ond our ontpoEts. Information receiV
of states that the enemy have constructed IN
,e lillery road from Flint Hill to Germantown
- Gtn. Smith reviewed his division to day.
IS, a!t<fward formed in line Of battle and ez
cised the men in fling and field moveme'
#. With infantry, artillery and cavalry, as thou
- in actual combat. The movements are s.
y to have been highly creditable to the digisit
u WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-The Names o'
r. )sr2e number Of old vessels il published
i'd day. TGty are loaded with stones, Sud
ar doubtless to be sent to Southern har oors 9
~ snnl, thus rendering the blockade eff :ctna'
~ Especial to the New York CommsrsiaL1
n7 The murderer OF Lieut.. Col Van Gerber
er been arrested The evidence against him
IN very clear.
tn Judge Bltck, MI. Buchanan's Attorney G
" eral, is In the city.