The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-21
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Ey-News from Key West report tn.
capture of two rebel schooners while at.
tempting to run the blockade.
Ee-The Texas expedition under Gen.
Banks is being rapidly organized.
Ey'A dispatch to the New York Her
aid, reports Gen. Buell. under arrest.
cyBy an arrival at Philadelphia from
Port Royal we arc Informed that active
preparations were being made for coin
bined attack on Charleston.
Ty-Gov. Brown, of Ca, in his mes
sage to the Legislature. takes ground
against the conscript law, the Impress
ment of private property, and the sus-
pension OF the writ of habeas corpus.
Ey-The Hannibal Messenger announ.
ces that Green, Emancipationist, has l90
majority over Hall, Democrat, in the 8th
Mo. district, with Col. GloSSer's regiment
to hear from, which will give Green a
large majority. The delegation in Con-
gfess ION Missouri, therefore, stands five
Emancipationists to four Conservatives.
Rs-The vicksbqrg Wing says an Ell
tensye sect Of an Abolition Society has
been discovered in North Texas, the OBJ
jects of which was to resist the Conscript
Law and cooperate With the Federal
Army. ., ,.
1EA cheese Was va exhibited at the last
New York State Agricultural Fair, which
weighed ,o5o pounds, and was manu-
iactured in single day, in one curd,
from 900 COWS.
Eg-The steakiier Champion, from AS
p:uwall brings $4,000 IL treasure
The St. Louis brohght down in addition,
to San Francisco, cargo of s66O,Ooo id
Mexican treasure and Sc bales of cotton.
ETA nah in Portsmouth, N. H.,
having got into debt to the amount OF
$500. by speculation, enlisted and paid
his bill out of his bounty. That is the
right kind of soldier stuff. ...
GgMuch that is said aboat The rebels
being re inforced With iron clad vessels
from Europe, finds no confirmation at the
Navy Department, which is not indifferi
ent to obtaining facts on that subject.
RE- Gen. Rosecrans and staff arrived
at Nashville on Monday night. The for
ests are blazing along the greater portion
of the route to Bowling Green, and many
dwellings have bcen destroyed. The
country looks painfully desolate. Inhab-
itants, forage, and stock nearly all gone.
McCook has driven most Of the Rebel
guerrilas clear back from the city.
Rs"Gen. Grant yesterday occupied
Holly Springs, Miss, and the Union pic
kets advanced south of that place, at
Lumkin's Mills, on the Tallahatchee riv.
err four miles south of the Springs, the
rebel pickets were driven III ahd one hiiht
lred prisoners captured, including sever
II officers.
EF The resignation in the Potomac
army, predicted as consequence Of Nc
Clellan's resignation, do not appear
The War Department has not been ad-
Vi. ed of single case as yet. Ifany Of
icers are sanxous to quit, they will be
accommodated.
Eg-The cavalry continues active
On Monday, Pleasanton had fight with
jackson, in which the former
vas driven back, but being reinforced,
lrove the rebels back. Our advance was
'eyond the Rappahannock, fifteen miles
outh of Warrenton. Everything indi.
ates an early battle.
GEK fegihiieena't 1T IN General Wads.
iorth's brigade informally voted on ele,'
ion day, four hundred odd voted for him
nd seventeen for Seymour
OF the 1880 men drafted in Zanes-
lille district, 7i2 volunteered for three
ears 389 were discharged; 1927 as.
gned to regiments 209 have not repor-
I'd, and 313 have deserted. The latter
re to be arrested unless they report i'm
Hs- Believed that receipts from Gus
,ms for this year will be as large as ev-
before--over sixty millions.
ns-Th6 tynchbarg Republican 81
Iondasy, predicts an early battle between
e armies Of the Potomac.
R'A dispatch from Harpers Ferry,
ates that Gen Cox had reached High