The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-10

participated in the rout OF the rebels on
Tuesday. Our men buried twenty nine
of the enemy, and it is supposed many
afterwards died Of their wounds. Our
loss, according to private information was
FIVE wounded and none killed.
s.= FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, Jan. 4
Five hundred bales of cotton, en- route
for England, has arrived at Panama. A
much larger amount is going via Cape
Horn.
Efforts are being made to raise very
large crop the ensuing year of q superior
quality.
Chilli is about to make active war a.
gainst the American Indians.
Gen. Lean was killed at Lopez by the
people, in revenge for assassnations Or
dered by him month previous
In an attempted outbreak by Colonel
Baiiz:,, one hundred persons were killed
and himself badly wounded, and finally
took refuge in the house Of the United
States Minister.
Gen. San Roman is elected President of
Peru. lie has already been stoned in the
streets Of Araquipa.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.
The destination of the expedition of
General Burnside remains as much a
mystery as was that of Gen. Sherman.
The Agents of the Government who
superintended the removal of Mason and
-Slidell from Fort Warren to the British
gun boat Rinado, returned this morning.
No papers were exchanged between the
Agents and British commander in con
nection with delivery and reception OF
Rebel Commissioners
General Lane of Kansas, is making
preparations for the active campaign on
which he will soon enter. The Govern
ment has been prompt in giving for fur
nlshing the necessary supplies.
FROM KANSAS.
LEAvENwoKTH, Jan. 4.
Reports from the Indian country show
the war has freely began between the 10y
al Indians and Texans and rebel half
breeds. In fight in the Cherokee coun-
try, it is reported that Cooper, rebe]
General, and Mcintosh, leader of the rebe
Creeks, were killed The loyal Indians
lost fourteen.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Huntsville, Jan. 4.
The bridge over Green River will be
completed tomorrow.
Federal reconnoisances are made aimos
every day south of the river.
The rebels are retiring before Colone
| Garfield in Eastern Kentucky.
| Colonel Garfield is advancing on Pres.
tonburg.
General Schoepff has made several in
effeemal attempts to draw Lollicoffe1
/ from his Somerset intrenchments. There
is no prospect of an immediate genera
engagement there.
All the Kentucky banks located where
rebel domination prevails, have been con
solidated under Henry J F. Lyons, formerly
of Louisville, as President, who has an
thority to run them for the Southern Con
tederacy.
CH1Ro, Jan. 5.-special to the Chicago
Tribune
Six hundred sub marine batteries hav,
been planted between Columbus ant
Ii Il .nnhis. A gentleman who witnessed
their experiments says that they are en-
tirely successful.
Crews of the gun boats were musteret
in Saturday The whole fleet will proba
bly, anchor in the stream Sunday.
The Memphis Appeal of the 9th ha
the following from Texas
The Galveston Civilian of the 1851
fsays: Last nights mail brought advice
from Riogrande to the effect that Lin
coin steam propeller had arrived anc
tured and burned schooner.
The fight is still progressing at Mota
rnoras.
The Houston Telegraph of the 2Otl
says the people Of Galveston are in con
siderable excitement over the report t.
General Herbert, in ordering the destruc
ton of Galveston, if the city could not b
defended.
The Federal aeet near New Orleans an,
Lake Ponchartrain have captured severa
rebel steamers.
FROM KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 5.
Last Thursday a small Federal scoutin
party went below Paducah, loosing
William Owens, whom the rebels threat
ened to hang. The Federals there
upon arrested Robert Voolfolk,
prominent seeessionst, and sent word [
the rebels that his fate would be detern
insd by that of Owens. Wolsok's vii