St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-21

or EX-sENATORs GWlN,
MASON AND sSLIDELL!


OWNS friends at Panama applied to the
Governor to annul the arrests on the ground
that they were made in. New Grenadian,
waters, and that the Government has no
right to transport, political prisoners over
their territory. Gen. Herran, Who was
an intimate friend of Gwin,s also used his
influence. The Governor issued orders
prohibiting the conveyance Of prisoners
across the Isthmus; and large forces Of
soldiers were sent to the station to release
them Is soon as they landed. The U s..
Consul went aboard; the Uncle Sam and it
was finally decided hat the prisoners were
to be allowed to cross the Isthanus ID such,
'ana thst the question Of future arrests be
referred to- Washington: e.. -.
Later Messrs:. Gwinn, Bcnh.m and
Buell. have been released on parole not to
leave the country without permission Of
the Government. r. sd ~a}<.t. 100 .l.,9::
The ships Lydia and John Ce+t}e were
seized At N. Vas rebel property to-day;
: 4sac steamer Edinburg brought a<snsall
quantity Of arms, and ati9immense quanti-
ty of, blankets aud army cloth. ~,
'e WxsniNotoN Nov. S'1s. --john' Goch-
rane delivered an address to. day to His rcs-
fi9&lent IN presence :9of Secretary Gameron
and other distinguished personagcs.5 The
main point in his argument was tho treat
'ment of slaves during the present r6ntest.
He said Awe should use gvsiy means III our
power to subdue The rebellion. 9Weshodlf
taks theif Cotton, sell ahds BURN it as was
best; con6scate their property ind when
necessary ID Re Their lives !; and' as their
,iav31s aire used as in element Of strength
against d. should not hesitate Is take
them; if necessary place aims! iho their
hands that they NIL ht assist III est blishfng
the rights ,iof common humanity. This
sentiment was received With Unidentified
enth1siaslmi.o?'' ON >I'hH'a9m 'Sti'''3"n
xhisf ysssss} = + Cameron 5'ass !siR n,
fellors: I'bsoH .aou 3:,s,ts >as3io ocI, "a;
f&n1'approVeo Of every otsatimect uttts5ed
by your roblc commander! vAN the doc.
ttriaes be laid dovul approve Of ASST trey
were uttered 'iamy' own words. It Tkeseafe
MY sentiments; aud the sentiments which
will eventually lead ston victory I'd Fin mo
tune to talkatoE thesepeopls, ibutaeb4them
ON their own :te1ins' and treat 1thenr,as enc
mics, and punishs heu ast6ur enemies, sl,ol
til they learn oibeh.1. sthspissltes.k FL
cry means which God bhassislAuehoinssouir
hands westnust lux; autil they asesubdusid.
7'o 'Fheii latest. 1d,spatchIt concerning Nsp:
Nelson's victory il ReutdckysR1eosited.. It
she War' Department. i7epresentsshcbaun,-
Fber f'prisoncrsio2 o5;t aumberopf rehels
found deao; t400;aon1f odd 40 tniog siFEs
EW Two steamers, one sfsoMnAn1apolisj ana
ohspfrom Fort Monroe; have al1esdysss;Ied
win freinforcements foro GEM Sherman,
and others follow. soon. Gen: Buxnsidey,,
division; consisting ofosix Regiments, IL "
pectsd Is dspsrt' tmmediatsly Sonfth 4 tsas4i-
vet Of = portion Of thu avssssls euo1 ooIajti.
Etutihg the ae,tl 1t, l3ssuforaoitin2au sati.
aiAlfgsnF English stsahe8,!sloaded with
,ah6hisiSnssef wsr Observation-Disclosures
tvsahftddffeal 'bJaaU. Sud aga6e oand, takeqiad-
to Key West. It is no doubt,thsd Safaio
wAich~as knonIlto he;6 sitting sutat Green.
seh: with, .th, iat.ntioa, qof :rppaiasg1the
Ebloctads: tslodliw tou trd e,tot Wi
Springfield, No, dispatches 81: lie lAth
||saylthst Spring Md will b saa,irslJ evad.
a,stea and.a :1argeii nember ,pfltAs Hpion
Fhensf the city aado SURROUND ipgff country
have left,rsad,wl( contings tet leave; with
thsiarny, ysst beisg Milling, 4es REX their
lives iuhhh- heaAs pfahe, rebels ,hserle.
|W: koEC M0nRoa, Novs,l5,.,-sIlhea HigAte
SaaJ ocinto has arrived herewith Mssers.
MsSod,aads6 idsl has li;aenen 7sfaHah1 ID
|ikesif1e. q Eaglah bs,aspssi AsAahin-
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