The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-05-30

u 'iof httu di opportunity but tHo Tcoels
intend making desperate resistance.
As soon as a disposition is shown by
Norfolk people to return to their allegiance
the port will be opened and former status
restored. No such disposition is yet man
ifested.
Should Richmond be captured, hundreds
of N Norfolkites would openly declare for The
Union.
HAlLEoK's HEADoUARTERs May "a.
The Memphis Appeal of the 22d says
Gov. Pettis, of Mississippi, has called for
1000 armed men to rendezvous at Vicks
burg, ammunition to be procured at that
place.
VrcKspuRa, May 2l.-The Federal com
mander has ordered the emoval of the
women and children from this city in twen-
ty four hours. The Mayor has asked until
Friday. the 23d.
AT s o'clock this morning there are ten
boats below
The Brooklyn and Hartford passed
Natchcz this morning.
The Corinth correspondent Of the Mem
phis Appeal deplores the death of Colonel
Ingraham, of Van Dorn's staff, inhumanh
butchered by the Federals in skirmish on
the 9th
The same correspondent says Beauregard
is about to confer the order of the Southern
Cross of honor on the prvates of Ninth
Texas for gallant conduct, the first to re
ceive this much coveted badge of distinct
ion.
The Vicksburg Citizen of the 18th, says
tho oil
cept one, and the stoek in that will be ex
hausted in two or three days, and it be
comes ser;o is question where groceries are
to be procured from after this.
The Raleigh Register says Mrs. jeff
Davis arrived on the l th under escort of
Senator Gwin, of California, accompanied
by her four children, Mrs. Kearny, Jef.'s
neice, Gwin's son and daughter Messilla.
The Arizona Times says Sihley's com
mand has dismounted, and are in starving
condition. Two companies We're cut off
and the rest are endeavoring 10 reach Santa
Fee.
The Appeals Corinth correspondent says
Buffers infamous order has fired our army
The Federal spy's guide was shot at l P,
NJ to day.
The Charlestown Courier of the 18th
cong. .atulates the citizens on Charleston's
being four times stronger than New Or
leans Large consignments of stone from
Columbia aud the interior, iron chains and
other materials will soon be on their way to
aid in constructing stone wall to block
out the invaders from approaching within
shellng distance of the CITY,
All Southern papers condemn Buffers
cowardly and Infamous order, but don't
publish it.
The Vicksbarg correspondent of the Jack
son Mississippian, under date Of the 18th,
says five Yankee gunloats arrived within
| range of our batteries yesterday at noon
II commander sent flag of truce dc
nanding the surrender OF the city. The re
! ply was, "If you want the city come and
take it." The fleet then communicated with
the military commander, the Federal all
thorites demanding, it is supposed, the sur
render of our forts just below Vick<burg,
which was promptly and pointedly refused,
after which proceeding their gpnboats
weighed anchor and slowly dropped down
the river to bring up the rest of the gun
boats for the purpose of opening a bonn
bardment
The following General Order was found
by pickets:
General Order No. % to the Federal
officers by Major General Butler, Com
manding at New Orleans will be read on
dress parade: "Headquarters Department
of the Gulf, New Orleans, May l5 AS
officers and soldiers Of the United States
have been subjected to repeated insults from
women calling themselves ladies of New
Orleans, in return for the most scrupulous
non interference find courtesty On our part
| it is ordered that hereafter when any female
shall, by word, gesture or movements, insult
or show contempt for any officer Or soldier
of the United States, she shall be regarded
and held liable to be treated as a woman Of
] town plying her avocation. BY Command
of Major General Butler Geo G.. Strong
A. A G."
Men oe the South, shall our mothers
wives. daughters and sisters be thus out
ragged by rufianly soldiers of the North tc
whom is given the right to treat at thei
pleasure the ladies of the South as common
harlots! Arouse. friends, and drive bacl
from our soil these infamous invaders of our
houses and disturbers of our family ties.
| (Signed) CT. BEAUREGARD,
A Sergeant and 96 men, deserters, ar
rived last night.
The last two days nothing has transpiret
except picket skirmishing and that omit
light. 1t has been expected at head quar-
ters that Beauregarc! would make an attac1
any morning and bring on a general en-
gagement.
1t is positively known that Beauregar
, intended making general attck but foun
our left too strong Memphis desertel
+ unite in saying he had his whole force ou
side the entrenchments and ordered f,
! ward movement but very suddenlyc ountel
: manded it. 1t is supposed that the appea
anee of our gunboats at Vicksburg was ii
t cause.
t Col. Wortlington of the 9th Iowa W:
! accidently killed by our pickets while goin
a the grand rounds last Wednesday night
e The body has been sent to Keokuk
1t has ralned for the past 20 hours ar
S the roads are in bad condition.
:, FoRTREss MONROE, May "a
d Correspondence Baltimore American:
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