Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-30
other regiments now on the way shall

until other regiments now on the way shall
have arrived.
From a gentleman who has recently nr.
rived from Webster County, I learn that
Captain Freeman, who has been carrying on
athieving. and pillaging business Ia Web
ster, Douglas, Wright aud other counties,
was killed about a week since in skirmish,
which took place in Webster County be-
tween Union men and Secessiouists.
IL was reported 10 be Colonel Freeman, Of
Ioik county, which proves untrue. The
Colonel Is more influential but no meaDer
man than this Freeman.
General Curtiss aud staff departed several
days ngo to join the army in the field. This
would indicate that the campaign is to be
pushed forward with energy.
General Sigel has arrived from ST. Louis.
and it is understood that he will go forward
with the expedition now under way.
PORTLAND, NE, January 3O-The steamer
Angto-Sdzon from Liverpool 10th, by way
OF Queenstown 18th, arrived here this morn
ing. Her dates are FIVE days later.
The steamship Teutonid, from New York.
arrived at Southampton on 18th instant.
The steamship american, from New York
and Nova Scotia, arrived at Liverpool on the
l4th; The Ediaburg, from New York, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th.
News by the AHgto Sazon is unimportant.
1t was rumored the rebel steamer Nashville
bad been sold to English ship owners. The
IuScdrora continued to blockade her
Cotton has declined in the Liverpool
market u to Md., closing dull: sales of the
week 10000 bales; sales Friday 900 bales.
FlourdeClined Cd OILS. Wheat declined la
I'd, Corn easier. Marked closed steady,
with an upward tendency for Wheat. Pro-
visions quiet.
Consols for money 93A.
The London Globe announces that the
Washington Cabinet had given orders for
release of the two Americans taken from the
English schooner Eugsnis Smith by the
steamer Santiago de Cuba
war risks
districts of the Portsmouth dock-yard.
1t was stated that the 7Uscdrora's move-
ment in leaving her moorings on the 18th
inst. was to prevent the Nashville from get
ting under weigh for twenty four hours.
1t was understood that the Tuscarora's
orders were never to lose sight of the Nash
G'ue, and to blockade her in Southampton.
and If she should leave, to chase her as long
as she is at sea.
In addition to the frigate Dauntless, the
war steamer argus had been placed at the
mouth OF the Southampton docks to watch
the movements of the two vessels.
The London Times says that mercantile
letters from New York represent that the
cry for promoting insurrection among the
slaves was gaining force, and looking at the
threatened horrors, whispers were at length
heard of wish that, for the sake of humau-
lty, European Intervention might be found
practicable.
Additional correspondence had been pub
lished in regard to the Trent affair, Including
Lord John Russelps reply to Mr.. Sc wards
dispatch, dated January IL.
IL expresses much satisfaction at the con =
clusion arrived at by the Washington Gov
eminent, which it considers most favorable
to the maintainance of most friendly rela.
tions.
The English Government, however, differs
irom Mr. Seward in some OF his conclusions,
and aS II may lead to better understanding
on several points of international law, Lord
John kussel' proposes in few days to write
another dispatch on the subject.
In the mean time he says that it is desirs-
Bile that the commanders of United States
cruzers shall be instructed not to repeat acts
for which the British Government will have
to ask redress, and which the United States
Government can not undertake to Justify.
Lord Lyons is thanked for his discretion,
FORTRESS MONROE, January 29.-Some
negro deserters arrived here this morning
from the opposite shore. They were cooks
in the Third Alabama Regiment, which ia
encamped in the vicinity.
They report the last Of the iron plates for
the MtTTtnldc were put on yesterday, and
that she was to be launched to-day.
A large steamer, reported to be the
MeTrimGc but probably erroneously so, made
its appearance at Craney Island yesterday
P. NJ.