The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-22
From w ashington.

contains an elaborate article, Jusu!ylng
the capture of Mason and SIidell. 1t cites
authority to show that under acknowl |
edged laws of nations. Capt. Wiiks was
authorized 10 board the British steamer.
and demand the delivery OF persons
charged with rebellion against the Gov
eminent.
Itis beiiey ed here this article fefeshad
ows the ground which will be taken by
the State Department on this question.
A gentleman who has just arrived here
from Richmond brings TWO hu dreI let
tcrs from the Federal prisoners in that
city all ranked by Congressmau ely.
The people OF Roc mond are reported
TO be ia great alarm, and are-exceeding- y
anxious Tor the future The rapid and
heavy plans of the Government lead Them
TO sanitary IT Erection. 's'
EI southern News.
sssz lsg ST. LouIs, Nov I8, 1851. =
The Memphis Argus OF the 18th has
dispatch dated Charleston, Nov hh,
which says the Federal forces have pos
session OF Pinkusy island, and have seiz
ed all able bodied men on .t,,re plantations,
anu jhhCu tie-tr OIl ObHi u tIG IlVSt, hud
prevent Others from fleeing by fofce.--
They have made no attempt yet to effect
lod gment on the main land. .,.-. ....
The Memphis papers express great
alarm at our preparations for descent
down the Mississippi and demand that
t,e entire resources Of the country be
brought to bear against it, w y rar}
/ The Argus says. Price has d. ne much
much for Missouri but far more for Mem
pals. ''4
From New York. . -
. NEw YORK, Nov. 18.
| The Times say that it has reliable in
| formation that when the news OF the cap
ture Of Port Royal reached the Conteder-
ate camp at Manassas, three South Caro-
lima regiments demanded permission to
declare their intention to return at once
to the protection of their own State. Or
ders were issued from headquarters to
prevent their departure at all hazards.
The doc.rine of State Sovereignty
or the right Secession, does not seem to
find as much favor with the Confederate
authorities as it did at the outset OF the
/ rebellion.
The Herald says the 9Th. 9th. 7th, and
9Th regiments of New Jersey, formin the
Second New Jersey brigade, have been
ordered to Annapolis, from whence they
| proceed to pollute the sacred soil of South
| Carolina @ 7f
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18Th
gives the pames of thirteen hostages tc
await the result OF the trial of the priva
4 No \ fTbou III al. .
Coreoran, Lee, Coggs Wilcox. Woo
ruff and Neif; Majors Potter, Revere ano
Vodges; Captains lockwood, Burmar
and Keefer. s-s-|
From w ashington.
+ WASHINGTON, Nov. IS. 1861.
Special to the Tribune
Dispatches from General Dix stat
that the Re: elsin Accomac had disper
ed. Dixs proclamation went in on tn,
previous day. They may rally in North
, ampton, but uselessiy. Union men from
Accomac were buying Union flags ii
Mary land to hoist as SON as our troop
entered tie country 1 E
! q 1t is not improba le that the steame
Trent may not be oyerhAued by tw'
: other American vessels before she reache
her destination.
SIS W AsHINeToN, Nov. 10. 4 6l. ,
+ Tenders of troops continue to be mai
to the War Department.. 1t is probabl
Q before the meeting of Congress the hal
: million authorized will be supplied,
i Offers of ad 4itonal regiments of cav
airy are declined, owing to sufhcienc
Of that branch of the army.
Intelligence has justbeen received c
the con6scation of considerable amour
OF property in South Carolina, beiongin
h to Northern citizens, among whom is IL
:. cluded Hiram " allbridgc. Of n York.
r. The Guards have been removed fror
d the residence of Judge Merrick, who ha
, resumed his seat on the Circuit Cou
Il Bench. so... ~
,s From Missouri.
d KA sAs CRY. Nov. 10, 1861.
u Eight hundred of Jennisons s men, wh
h left here on Saturday, for Pleasant Hill
5 succeeded in capturing 22 wagons an
ct goo oven belonging to the GoverDmel
d train, reported burned by the rebels
o that place.
m A rebel force of 1900 men encampe
= 3 miles from Pleasant Hill will be attacI
l. ed 10 night.
re The Santa Fe and Carson city mai
g arrived yesterday. two days ahead
r time. bringing Santa Fe dates to Nov. 2
irI The through messenger from Santa ]
ar reports all quiet on the road. The roa'
It, are good. s=.E
lg The Navajoe Indians have been con
mitting serious depredations in vario
r parts of the Territory within the pa
b. few days.
ID Captain Hatch has been appointea i
ed Brigadier Ger era in the volunteer servi
to] and will be ordered to the States soon,
re take command IN General Mcclellan
- army. 5se
.ir AT l2 O'Clock, on the 1st inst, fla
IS. were hung at half~mast in Santa Fe, a.
Iy salute fred to the memory of Genel
ut Gibson, who, for over 40 oyears previo
ed to his death had been Commissary Ge
eral for the q. S, Army.
q, Col. Candy having made requisite
v, before tie Governor Of New Mexico
1900 MALTA. for the q. s.. service. t
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