The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-09-12
EPIToME OF NEWS.

Among the passengers Of the steamer
Borussia, from Hilton Head to N. York.
were General Hunter and Staff.
The Court of Inquiry into recent
disasters on the battle field, has not been
countermanded, but only suspended.
An officer who had ridden along the
line, from Chain Bridge to Fairfax, on
the 9th inst, says that small bodies of
mounted rifles are continually prowling
about our front, and a surgeon, just from
Ceutrevile, says that only one regiment
of rebel cavalry, from North Carolina, is
visible at Centreville, and it's scouts and
pickets occupy the country to the eastern
slope of Fairfax.
1t is reported at Helena, that Rose
cranz made an attack on the Confederates
at Tupela, and was severely repulsed.
The people of Commerce, Miss. have
determined to prevent guerillas from firing
on boats passing that place.
"A cavalry skirmish occurred on the
afternoon of the 7th, near Martinsburg,
with what is supposed to have been a
rebel accommodating force from Winches.
ter. The rebels are said to have been
driven back to Winchester, with loss of
forty men killed and captured
The rebels, on the 7th inst. destroy
ed the water stations at Benson's and
Bagdad, on the Louisville and Frankfort
Railroad, and tore up a hundred yards Of
track at Bagdad.
The Grenada Appeal states that
Buckner has been made Major General.
and assigned to the command of the Sd
grand division of the army. Beauregard
and staff at Mobile on the 9th. Health
fully restored.
MADISON, Wis, Sept 9.-Telegraph
received by Governor Solomon from Sec
retary Stanton this afternoon, announces
that Gen. Pope is on his way to St. Paul
to take command of the Northwest De-
partment, his headquarters to be located
at St. Paul.
CAIRO, Sept. o.-News was received
at headquarters last night that Clarks-
vile had fallen into the hands of the Fed
erals. Colonel Lowe left Fort Donelsor
Saturday with the intention of attacking
the rebels at that place on Sunday. HI
was met by them, 1900 strong. The
rebels were quickly dispersed, and TWEEN
ty-6ve prisoners taken.
Secretary Stanton and Gen. Nc Clel
Ian are on such terms that the latter .ool
tea with the former on Saturday evening
Lieut.. Col. Kane, of the Bucktai
Rifles, has been appointed Brigade
T General.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 6tl
contains the following: "The past fe,
days have been occupied in the burial c
:. the dead on the plains of Manassas. Th
+. movements of the armies beyond are TN
known, the game of strategy being no,
t deemed essential by both combatants, tn
!, one for the preservation and the other fc
:. the capture of Washington.
: A flag of truce was sent day or tw
: after the last battle by the enemy, asl
:, ing permission to bury their dead.
:, was granted. Soon after regiment
negroes, armed with spades, appeare
and after performing their work Wei
very properly taken in charge by OIL
: troops, most of them being runaway CO,
. trabands.' @
2 -NKw YORK, Sept. 9.--The Tim,
q says editorially, that Gen. Mcdowell
S in this city under arrest. as we are il
It formed, on a charge OF treason. B
n whom it is preferred and on what grount
II we are not aware.
n -CHAaBEEsBuRG, Sept. ., 10 A. NJ
IS One of our scouts reached Hagerstow W
). last night, having left Mjddietown, !