The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

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prison doors for tls cap'uteI rebels a.
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these Teifrans. over 20 0J0 IN Number
81. To seize as many propellefa ss were
needed aud to arm aud man them. oh.
To make Buffalo heap u ashea. AMI
burn tho vessels IN the port 10 charrat
skeletons. 5th. 10 burn Clevelsnd G'h.
II uipe ont The commerce Of lake Erie.
7h, TO consume Detroit and to destroy
the commerce and cries ~ tho Lake
from Ogdcnsburg to Chicago st blow.
Lord Lyons got ont Of bed after mii-
night to communicate tbs news 10 Mr.
Seward and The Secretary of War
Col Hoffman. Commissioner. lett 70 day
to inspect The condition Of the rebel Ius-
oners confined in 6andusky and else
whefe. and adopt measures Of retaliation
for the barbnrous treatment Of our pris-
oaers at Richmond.
EUFgALo, Nov. IA special from
Buffalo says Attorney Gsneral Mcdonald
is here. and brings information which
shows = serious plot for The release OF
prisoners. Lord Lyons received infor-
nation OF scheme from citizens in Bal
Iimore two months ago. 1t appears q
number OF secessionisis were to take
passage on Chicago and Ogdensburg
propeller' and seize Them, and then in
tercept the Detroit and Buffalo steamers.
and then threaten Ogdensburg and But.
falo. They were to be aided By emissa-
ries in Buffalo who would fire that city.
The Canadian ministry have taken km-
pie measures Of preGaution. There arc
over fifteen thousand secessioniSts In
Canada.
NASHVILLE, Nov. l7.--Forty 6yeipris-
oners, among them one captain and three
lieutenans. captured BY Major Fi'zgib-
bons, Of the l4b Michigan, AT Lawrence
burg, reached the city yesterday. The
rebel Col. Cooper's force. routed at Law
renceburg, are now endeavoripg to cross
the Tennessee river. The country around
Columbus is clear Of guerilas.
On the i2th inst, Roddy's rebel cav.
airy crossed the Tennessee. came to
Colqui. uear Lynnviiie. on the Tennessee
and Alabama railroad. and destroyed
two bridges and trestlesork.
New YoRK, Nov 1.-THE Herald has
a letter from off Brazos. Of the l4th.
giving full particulars Of The movements
connected with Banks expeditions
a successful reconnaissance Of the
whole Texas coast has been made by the
gunboat Tennessee. also OF the mouth
of the Rio Grande. the passes and bars,
aud most valuable information as to the
depth of water &c, is being obtained. AZ
we'll as views of the rebel works of force
at Sabine Pass, Galveston, BraSos river
and other points.
During the cruise q small blockade
runner, with arms and ammunition from
was captured, and another de-
stroyed.
Firing was heard of Sabine Pass, sup
posed to be in honor of the arrival Of
BUFFALO. Nov. II I'VE learn from gen.
Ilemen just from Toronto, that Hon
Joshua R. Giddings has been arrested in
Montreal, and held to bail in the sum
of $4,000, charged with kidnsppiGg.
kS- Among the dreadful stories Of the
Libby prison, Yankee chaplain gives
he New York papers is the shocking
statement that the prioners Of war have
10 drink the James river Wateri What
10 they suppose the rest Of us drinkt
Melted ice from Boston?