The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
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From the Cincinnati Gazette.
WAsnTseros May T., N.
GENERAL sIGEL.
1t is stated by good authority, tba
Gen. Sigel, will be restored to his old /
Army Corps, recently commanded b.
Gen. Howard.
THE DISTRICT TO BE CLEARED.
An order is TO be issued soon, requir
ing all dsloyal personsin in this Maryland
Department 10 be sent South across Oh
lines. . ...-.
THE INDIANS.
Commissioner Dole, reports the last o
the Sioux Indians have left for their new
come up the Missouri river. Negotia.
tons With the Winnebagoes are still in
progress and will soon be concluded, and
they will also be removed.
ARRIVAL OF GENERALS wILLIcH AND
sTouGHroN
Gems. Which and Stoughton have ar
rived here direct from their Richmond
prison. 17
CINctNNATTt REBELS.
Among the rebel prisoners brought
here are two members of thefamous New
Orleans Washington Artillery formerly
well known merchants Of Cincinnati viz;
Ed Owen, and j. 4. Harris. n
REBEL RECRUITING OFFICERS TO BE SHOT.
Tie two rebel recruiting officers in ken
lucky, convicted of being spies before a
commission, have been sentenced
to be shot on the 18th Of May. The Pres.
ident has approved the sentence of the
court and it will be carried into execution
OUR RELEASED OFFICERS FROM RICHMOND.
PANIC THERE
Two hundred and ten officers, e4chang.
I'd by the rebels; left Richmom d on TIES
day, and have arrived here or at Anna
polls. Amo ng them are Stoughton and
Which. They are mostly Indiana Off
GERS and were taken at Murlreesboro.
They say that on Saturday, sundry
and Monday, the most remarkable panic
prevailed In Richmond. There was not
4 rebel soldier there or in Petersburg
ind the citizens and department. clerks
constituted the sole defense of the city.
Ten. Stoughton thinks that 500 cavalry
,ould have taken the city captured jeff.
Davis, the heads Of departments. and lib
rated all our prisoners now there.
THE DIFFICULTIES WITH ENGLAND LESS
THREATENING. fl, 4a-.
The first impressions of dangdr from
British complications are somewhat less
ned under the light cast on the real state
t failing than by full reports Of the Par
amentary debates on American matters.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Cairo, May 1.-THE steamer Majesty
vas burned yesterday below Hickman
'he fire was first discovered in a pile OF
,and was doubtless the work Of
n incendiary. She had aboard 1,40o
ons of fcommlssary stores and 150 hors-
s, all excepting two ofwhich were burnt
" arrivals from below we learn that al.
lough the Choctaw was struck several
mes in the late attack on Haines Bluff
he was no injured So much as stated
esterday.
From the Tennessee river we learn
lat a large camp of rebels has discovered
n the east side OF the river, twelve miles
Glow Duck river.
Advices, via Miliken's Bend, from
rand Gulf, are to the 30th. Our gun
,ats, after shelling the place eight hours
at day, passed the batteries during the
ght, with transports with troops on
,ard. The casualties on our side are
ported as 26 killed and Sd wounded.
The Tuscumbia was badly crippled du-
ng the engagement. p
Prices troops tor the invasion of Mis-
tri are all to be mounted, and were ex-
cted to start about the 18th Of May,
d move up the east Of Black river.
Preparations are being made to work
8 rich lead mines Of Southwestern Ark
sas. .t.
EE There Is proposition before the !
Inadian Parliament to return to the u j
led States all fugitives from the draft