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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12

HH0LEsALE ARREsT or JUVENILE THIEVES
Officer Jolly. Of the fourteenth Ward, ap-
peared before Justice Brennan on Saturday
morning with the jolliest little gang that has
aJpear,d at Essex Market for many day.
The pris, ners arc boys, that have not pro6tcd
by the introduction Of Croton, and their years
number from eleven 10 fourteen. They gave
their names as James and william Denman,
Patrick Comfy, George LOWS, and John Mon
nan. Ascending to their vi story, they u'ed
nook bLd lice and ishod from under grating
Key, vi i VIII h tHey opened the door Of the
now huilditg on a corner d Grand and Crosby
,tects' which - owned or leased by M,~srs
~ udman and Osnan. T. tering the builiiny
thfN descended to tho cellar AMI thero com
metccd operations in Wutk nnnlik, manner-
using spades and such other tools a. were Thought
NECESSARY to the successful pru,tcu,ion of the |
busiteSs on band, which sppoar, To have teen |
the th'ft and sale Of lead pipe. They had pur |
sued this occupation for several DAYS witnont /
10 cc'ion. and sold tho ppo for various sums, |
ranging between so cents and $j--to whom Il |
3 at present thought prudent not TO disclose.
hessrs. Hordman AID Osmsu Say that At the |
iIne Of the disc very the boys had dam ,gcd the
'lacc to the extent Of $500 or more. Tue prs.
nen were committee.
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Pacifc Springs, 2Go miles Fart ofSah lake,
oct. The California Pony Express passed
here at 10 o'clock this morning, bringing the
following summary Of news;
San francisco, Sept. 2s Rev. DIR. S.ot
ard family have taken passage on the ship
Franklin Haven, fer Liverpool. They exp,ct 10
leave next week.
The Forest Theatre at Sacramento was de-
stroyed by Ere on the 10Th. The building cost
aLOIt e1OO,0 O0. There was no insurance.
The cavalry regiments called Tor from this
tate are now fnll to oyerhowny, and Yesterday
one or two companies were refused. There Is
still room in The infantry regiments, although
hey are fast filling up.
A telegraphic dispatch from Portland,
Oregon, Sept. 6, states that the United States
steamship Massachusetts, had arrived at Fort
Vancouver. She is to load with military stores
md proceed to this city. The United State
Quartermaster has completed his purchase OF
horses for the service at Portland, Oregon.
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,oana. An armedr axpaiilsr

troape. An armed expeciitiC
which sailed on the morair A wa dtted On,
but nothing hss boon hss of the "A inst
that evening. a from Il Al 5 o;eIocl
An observatory hae
house, from, whiohA nean errc,ed on linton I,
surrounding ooas' line view Is obtained Of IN,
OF the feOeLS y, and the adv nced guard
Brig. GBs FOR KBNTucKY.
row, hayis MeCook will leave hcro tomor-
ne GSInD bCeu ordered to report himself TO
ccrlanh ander Of the Department of the Cum.
iagR His risade wall include the LIST Ono
al M, Of which he was formerly the Colo.
Ihc Genenl who is TO relieve Gen. An ler-
en- Is w 7. Sherman, brother of the Senator
If that rame. '''''
GENERAL HErSrzRIMAN
Having completely recovered from his wound
nas been assigned 10 the command of Divi-
NC GUMS SUCCESSOR
Gen Morgan, of New York. has appoint.d
Ssspt. Hsyman, u. S. A to be Colonel of the
o'th regiment of that state
Leut. Col. Burke was elected TO succoel Col.
niCOunp, who was expelled from Washington.
~ committee consisting Of tho senior & iptiiu of /
/ the regiment, have, in the name Of the real. /
inent, waited upon Gen. Mcclellan, asking him |
70 confirm their choice Of = CJlonelcv. a request /
WIN which he will probably comply. The o5 |
Jection Is not to Capt. llayman, bur to the in |
reference Of Gen. Morgan, aud besides tho reg |
iment claim the right to make their own soloc-
ton
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nLArKErsl nI.ASKErsl

TIE Adams Express Company will transport
70 the nearest Quauermas'er, fee Of charge, all
the hlnkcH g., which pa riotc citizen, may
prc-cnt To the Amy Of tic United States, in ac.
cor lance with the invitation Of Ouar'crmastor
MeiRa
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Of ConsuinptoyI In its uort stAgoA Afer henG rysn
~ to die BY eAs moa eelsbraled physieL.na as.sss
osssfai In every cass 70 thess sAieisd vhh osaSns
Colds an Consu mDtion, and he vii cod Y h14 e
eh.rse to all vho dsIirs II and VIII forsard HIN thz
1ssSsY PANEL ApEIsw rs'a AM yssA
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TjaTT15i017H, 3d., Oct. G.-T6eTo Is. noe a
VOID Of truth in the statement of the ass issina-
ti0n q Col. Knipe, of the Pennsylvania 10th Re-
giment or the attempted murder, OF eNecu-
tiOn Of the muir leror Lluthan.
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pICH AND RACY--A CATALOGUE on
~ all the Books publSned Of highly Interesting
character, sent free. Address II. WHEATON, a
co, Shirley Village, Mas. ID
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Although no official iniornatinn has been ro-
ceiysd that the British steamer Befmuia, which
sailed from llttlepoa E1Hlmd Auyu.t ~ h,
hs' cyHced tho blockace aud reached savannah
with nrlns, etc rri,at" intelligence is consider
ed conclusive as to the fact
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From Dnrnsiown. Mar, land,

Udrns'oirn, Ni, O1 ! --Ku nors are cur
rclt that Cen. Stone will shortly lead our al
vance Lcro,s the Pusunlc. The force under
hi command has been strengthened largely Of
MA
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CASE or 4 DFsERTER.

Private w l., Myers, of tbs New York 10Th,
wss recently tried and scnt ncod To bs sho', for
desertiOn, by the General Court Martial but,
fom the evidence il appeared that he was on
his r,tuIn to his regiment when arrested, and
that be was Oycrtah"n lev liquor. causing him
10 be absent longer than his permit allowed
The members It the Court, therefore, unani-
mously recommended hiIh To mercy, upon his
solemn promise never to drink any Intoxicating
liquors. Gen. Banks cOInmutoi the sentence
into a FORT, ilurc Of 10 per month Of his pay for
ono year, and the grItiiod culprit was yestef-
div Ieturn.d u his Iegimont.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-12

The Potomac !, now pl'sl'le a. several Of the
fuIds between the Great Falls and the Point OF
Rocks. The enemy are known TO have large,
augmen ted force in the vicinity tf Leesburg,
hut military authorities are Of the opinion that
il is only feint, and that on the first demon
s,ration by our forces, they will fall back upon
the Manassas Gap Railroad, and thence do n
to the junction No apprehension is felt of any
attempt ON their part to cross tho river or make
any serious attack upon us at long range over
the Potomac.
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Ana Arbor, Mich oct. 5.-United States
Senator Bling ham, died OF aPoplexy, at his
residence at Green Oak today.
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\ SIIRt WI ONE CAGFD-Nr. Gsor.;o q. Al
ans, ui No. BAL Fourth STREE Woo con lat
wuui seem to Indicate iucxpcficuco ia the
WAN Of the town, went afro al one evening with
a pie horic q, III, t-book, into which hr hal cram
mtd "A tOll II bills that may have represented
some $500. lie returned in the morning, "out
and injured To the tuno Of :l3l, u siddcr and
IA wiser man. Making compltiu at the Four
tcouth Ward POLICE station against one Emml
Howard, he tie. cribsd that lema'eS appearance
80 clearly that officer Rhodes was en- lhled To re-
cognize h,r in the steet and she w.s taken to
tho E.soN Mirkc' where h,r cas-, wa oxarnin-
ell 10y Justice liennln, who, having heard the
testimony. committed her in default Of bail
lie had occasion Ia count his money shortly
after ing her house, and he then learned
that his little adventure had cost ( $50
The syen anticipating furiiyc glance at the
wallet in tho morning, had abstractod only
few bills Of large denomination, le wing the
pOcketbuok "a healthy and a. honest boxing ~
before Mr. Adams hal mot her anl he hal
glanced at II and perceived the size Of the
pile" and departed in tho happy belief that
hs maynard conduct had not brought the usual
bitter tripod OF repentance. Thus Emma How.
ard occurred time for c.capc. 1t would appear
that she went at once 10 the Sixth avenue, aud
rplcnshed her WARDROBE. A. No. no. IN that
street, the purchased Handkerchief, ho,e-
~, gloves, collars, and tho like, for
which sho paid SS,91 to Mr.. Samuel
Love- the clerk. A. Mrs. ArbnsOn's No
40 Sixth avenue she bought skhis cacnises,
anil other articles, 10 the value Of els 81. A.
Mr.. Harrison Halls, No. 13S, she purchased
dresses Of various patterns with trimmings and
uiukcts, ano paid s2s -. These tradesmen
appeared in court against the inal and ingoriOu'
Emma, and made affidavit that she had paid
them in tens and twenties ON the Newark Back.
ing Company's Bank, some OF which bills they
piuducod-,he money tally ing with other Of like
description which Mr. Adams exhibited In his
wallet. Officer Rhodes was sent TO search tho
place in which the woman said she lived, and
he there found the goods which Emma had pur-
chased, and they were ider titled by tho shop
keepers What disposition this cunning female
had made OF the remainder of the money had
not irin.prod when she tuned her iaco toward
the ESscN Market PRISON cells Tine prisoner,
who is not yet advanced in years, was evidently
an attractive person in her purer days.
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Tmr PorrLAn LoAS The subscriptions in

TmE PorrLAR LOAN The subscriptions in
New York averaged nearly 800, 900 day dur
ing last week. Since the initial advertisement
which appealed to tho people was published
our citizens have subscribed for more than
$4,000 coo Of the loan. Since this opening Of
Mossrs Ketchum & Sons office, as assistant to
Mr. Cisco, the Assay office has been COMPARE
lively { &c from a crowd.
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A, unfc'a..I 900. g. 90
LigN ,i.oh.t. o. . 80
D1,-t.Dum.d 'da'io a.
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The fact is ascertained that the Sumter has
taken several prizes under the British flag, and
decOycd others under our own, with the Union
down. This should serve as warning TO Unit
cd Stats merchantmen.
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Nauilla, AM. 1vGN-
NOIe. bvlt..... Ii ally
COTTON,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04

i. Cot: M1LLxh, insa private letter, from
Washins ton, June 7th, says: "We arrived
here i II o'clock 1ass night, which Is Ger:
taiuly. getting through very rapidly. We
are eucamped almost in sight Of the Capt.
toll, but it. is late aud ] am out of >doon in
camp and only eon,ucneed writing TO say
We are we'll, and thet'if I ever again get
time: 70 write letter il dayl'sh. n n y,
give you some account ef our trip. hsu;,
!. His wife aid youngest son have been
staying, since last fall, with her friends !
few miles from Bairisbufg and he writes
to his son here ."Mothsr wrote that 50 she
was too ,unwell to come, so We missed see7
ing her and Robert; which wasaa great
disappointment TO. asaas it will no doubt
be to them: I would have staid over for
day or two, but We expected 4 d igl f.: 10
Baltimore, and l determined 70 share The
dangers with my men, ii, ,-,...:: ..:>,'sa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04

4 private letter from: Washington Of
the. Oath ult. says, t"Washington is full Of
troops, marching and countermarehing:
They arrive: from the North every day.
Since Saturday three regiments have come
in, the 10Th and 18th New York State,
and the ed New Hampshire. Il Yesterday
III, "a cs Conn: and q New York CITY Reg:
imepts 1parshalled across 90 70 the sacred ere
soil Of Virginia, to- support the Ohio
troepx .nd lee and 2d?Codd::J7 Regiment.
who are. now in: the post If honor'inn aa:
van,oes4s.thos lst;ECdpn:; .is within 7sight n
theaeber pickets, and shearert % the enemy
n ZIG othyf troops: III: ID su, :a279, -:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04
4 4: :Galdtr ,|s1,ei il q !.
Fonr :ABERcRcMBlE, june ~, 1861.

Font ;ABERcRcMBlE, June ~, 1861.
E DEAR DEMOCRAT :-Summer, though
rather tardy this year; has come ut last.
and reigns supreme in the valley Of the
Red River; and Ike the winter ;n this re-
gion;'the summer issbeautiful, ). though its
forms Of beauty are different These wide
plains, ! proper idea Of which cot, scarce
" be conveyed By pen Of pencil bht must
be- seen to, be properly appreciated, are
now vast: gardens Of verdure and bloom
Although at present the home Of the In.
dian and buffalo, i requires no prophetic
eye to fofesee tha: al no very d,stanttilmve
these boundiess plains Of most generous
soil will bs otcdpied by = race OF hardy
.kriculturali>ts Is, who viii deveiS?e the r..
sources Of the soil, epriehing themselves e.
thereby, and enjoying a climate which
for healthtulness and salubrity is uusur-
passed, # indeed it Is eqrslled in = the
world, 4 <.f u,~: -.....'.,.. ..<,f u, :,
The winters though long and cold are
comparatively comfortable: 2Thawst and
wet storms; the bane Of winter in milder
l.titpde,, are here Unknown The ait =
, clear and braciug, and a degree Of temper:
allure is preserved so nearly uniform, that
its severity is hardly realized Nothing
need be p said ID favor Of the soil Of this
valley, for it speaks for itself IN uuthista+
kable terms. Though the climate is up-
suited fol-. the culture Of corn, or the ter.
derest vines aud plants, the cereals and oil
root crops produce abundantly. The ma,
tive grasses arc Of superior quality, aud
grow in the greatest profasion; and -, Wild
fruits exist in abundance from which j
'fcan bo dedaced that fruit can be, success.
fully cultivated. With railroad oomn1u'
;pieation NTH The Mississippi and L,A y
}SupER1os, this region is but little further
! from q market than Central Illinois 1to'
Missouri; and all kinds Of pfodnca mus
always command remuneratiye prices m
} gecatests cause Of complaint that we sol
4 diers can find against the country is its 70
! mooteane and the uncertainty Of mail {.
! oilities. a special mail j., q should be
! put up in st. Paul once q weak lor, thi'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04

post. but ct late It has been very irregular
Iand roslc4 only &C l9ng inET7hks n the
4n4u9 ln,f VI dsHna upos tIeaw4SHmail,
'hAidh koq'cs'.vlcs a week, aud 'y5h 4ini<.
bh"fsRs |nc1s rhi mailIofflat Madby
l'bepusht bot1ing}to;the POST ut several
IcoPsessof the S..sGl6u iDs,,occa1 4s.ud an
Extraof the same to the regular subscri.
bers Of the paper. These gave US nearly
e Weeks later fnows f iodiS Lbs w6fdh hndd'e 81.
[tahlished tho DEMOCRAT. aa- a. reliahle. mes
dunn for tho dissent alton Of news.
1o4 Ae,hett trriv.lpf the tnsil)wo re:
ccived batch of tho St. Cloud Union.
bpt % they were Of the same date a. the
DEMOCRAT 'sep ID pre- previously they
could not satisfy CUR intense eg craving for
j. II. morning ~ If epeh, dsy g 1s 'sa
inoluded we receive 2 instruction p'ia ia the
esy0nst exercise, and iq the afternoon We
have all hours prastice. at tArget shooting.
5Fhc men seem .tosfee1T ehxsb interest
in the'e exercises, and are rapidly
becoming COCA marx ssmeea |4na leneers:. ~
Hoping that VS. nay soop b On th''ei way
to ssDi4is Land''p' and that 4 maysin the
progress Of events, have the honor Of wxsri.
ting occasionally TO the aDtM0cRAr from
The seat Of War / rraa ID '''o: '">5 ''''
II E''9 ~ ii Yours truly, 1Al,nEs.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04

dressed crowd, the many coloTcd dFeSses 81
tho llaaies mingled With the red and blue
uni ofmTpf ofcesS aid men, civilbni b
White eoats, aA eAd| len glancingghi lher
md thi.Aer in The |crpt wd like buhs,| ais
il : flower galeh, but the sad faess 'aaNd
hsavy:e.slids onsanstsa lat every turf; ,nuas
the whole scene a speaking epitt nc Of this
world Of glad"css aud graveyards. Here
was 4 private WITH his wife IF two weeks
on his arm land ms they. -thus: walk in the
midst Of tho honeymoon, who shall won-
der thA thelease pf hh leselids are u'crg
highly colored than usual? or if. in re-
turning yeaza gEsstiag lis voice is low g
though wea1ieds + ont ! z recent struggle
with great is Ma aid ohosrs share
ant sda tfe LAY Il RhI. sido 900 bs}5rss
the altar enlyI LAST Rsek.: piqoyop ever
see two pairs Of eyes 50 full of unshed
tears, Of hear ttodsoicss with such lo~
refrain Of Ysqqessy. THERE'S no nowpp Of,
.orroxs no gAtsaodhalu@b55el Il ;wos tS5Ma1 =
No thouehtthat tho trial merits synpa,
thy nothing in the manner but vague
wonder and Terror of that terrible to:moK
row, When in the midst of thoosahds each
shall g. aloha, o2I There are n sig sal
scenes under all this brilliancy Of color. apd
light and motive; but nothing more tduch..
ing that that mute misery Hefsssits an
officer with "the baby in his arami-thst
wonaeEfat' baby and how tits amused with
papafs shoulder straps, willie the mother
sits looking on ut papa and baby asking
herself "when snail We three meet
again :" - -. -. =" ,'>.''''1. =
=. But, come, thi. j. ..net DO endured = :;
There is another bride smiling as the sun,
shine around hor, for; she is going along
with him, and surely nothing evil can
happen while they arc together. '.:
i" = :. (ro NJ cok1lNuED.9 ~ .'''.' -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04
The Minpesota, First Regiment

y The New York Tribune jo5f the 9Th
has despatch that Col.G G orman' . Regi..
m , arrived at ashingtouo on Wednes,
! '9.' ~ ANY, :,JYv,j5 ,i:> .i.s,j -
;. The telegraph bringsfu the following,
going to show that the Minnesota First is
to have an advanced position ip the Grand
Army: ..''"''I -. ;; ;.''3@' "'.'' ,
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The :Nlinneso:
ia Regiment brok e camp this morning and
embarked at the Navy Yard on the stcan,-
ers Philadelphia and Baltimore, for Alex
andria, taking all their camp equipage
with them.-&. Put Press, 18th > 80:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04
Sabbath School Pio-Nio.

= A npWb be-; q the citizens of st. Cloud
met at the Everett Schoolhousc on Tues
d.y-evenins. last. and arranged @ffer-es Sab
bath; School Picnic to come off on Thurs
Aay,lthe4 l1th i6st., in sobt gjove& IN st.
Cloud, (hour and place will be announced
on Sabbath morning )ssaAn4As~eAiAsa.r
and friends, # the Cause ip St. clssa, snd
vicinity and Clear Water and vicinity arc
expected To Be present: oImpromptu speech.
90. '9Aldsic BY the little folks, vocal AID
instrda'ental? collation. toasts, cte.;;stc.,
wiIl'bsabet order Of the day. The follow
ing officers and committee were apfpoif6tedo:
-Tos I l'jsiMarshslsof The Day. - 1875 $40
Jtata 1a1ou@syrEs WEST.sy,,'lo9sr v!staa
10 Committee Of rangsnsnts,, q, 20, 3
". knowlton, Mrs. Dr.. Hunter.
Mr. thompson, '.saPhillips. 11'1 hoo5G
>, =" y9aryie.uints .iYu::.:" Bridgpan. i 10
Sc X:'E. lH,'s.ey, ;i1v :"I Nelson, 1''s:a a1iza
's"',1.ic wilaoa.r1 Mir'iJord.n. 3o;tscss 8
! -,eut.: Soliciting Committee. -. a..;t1,,-
Mrs. Calhoun, Slrs Fill: moro, : 'sa
g; Proctor, -sol& :.51!" FKctchum, 4 I,,u3t
p, Miss Mary Mitchell.
- -'"i Lj2ft BY ORDkh OF CoxxlrfEx, y
-. 70 TIT s':htNN
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:T:ELECRAPHIC,

-M,AoulNdlON, 4 uHcF lO.-A spy was
arrested this morning. He had on his
person four REVIEWERS and ore pound of
arsenic When arrested, he was on his
way to = spring near by, upaoubtodly. in:
tending to deposit the arsenic, there. ;, .on
!, The report of the Secretary of War will
show there are 100000 men in the field:
7 England has shown no disposition to
reply to our GOVERNMENTS proposition &C,
cepting tl,e Paris conference on the sub
ject Of privatecripg, and this fact IN con-
connection with important military move
ments in Canada; and naval movements on
our coast, make her secret designs, appar-j
ent. d., 49, -n:ii1 ). :rr4 Of b1,;5,i., >.
I It is understood instructions have been
forwarded to oqr naval squadron to allow
no interference with our blockade under
any prctext, and a>vigilant watch will be-
kept Us toiBriish motementas ioa'o9t1 iio1>
The War Department has, determined
not TO accept any more regiments till the
meeting Of Congress-. Among the last &C
,ccpted were the Anderson Zouaves;. ''sSS .
WAsH1NaroN, June 29.-A gentleman;
just'arrived from New Orleans, reports that
a British ship recently run the blockade,
brought to port several hundred tons, Of
powder and twenty thousand stand Of
arms 1aj 40 ~3Fli otiE 2t'r.; - 81 ,2zvs.~ {;
/ A Zouave who just arrived from Alex,
andria reports that there vas q slight skir-
mish between pickets last might've reb-
els were killed and ole federal soldier
wounded. Our pickets onumbered about
80 men, and were attacked: by the same
number of the enemy; !, ,91r .oesc,.},r 20
The report that John N. Bolts is, here,
is probably not SO. It is certain that his
intimate personal friends here, are not
aware of his presence. :, :a.@r4ni: =>>H:i
/ yWAsnINaToN, July 1.-Get. Reaure-
gard has issued another proclamation for
bidding the passing of any troops through
his lines except with pass Of JEFF Davis,
Another 'skirnish occurred last ght
near Alexandra between the Fire Zouayes
lof New York and . party of rebel scouts;
two Zouaves and SIX rebels were killed.
It is considered certain that the House
tof Representatives viii be promptly organ:
lied on Thursday, and that the Presidents
message will be delivered on that day, and
that, there will be = short session and =
quick despatch Of business. - ~ -
The troops across the Potomac ask for
NOR artillery. They will secure it before
advance movements are made: Z The Rich
mond. Enquirer. declares that all the enc
my, fear IS tho Federal artillery The
President is determined:to entertain no
proposition whatever till the rebels have
entirely submittedst; 74od ow saoocf ver
New YonK July lat t'z=:zA Letter in the g
World from the steamer ,Wyandotte from
FoIt .Pickens announces the capture Of
lthocH privateer steamer VIM II. sWebb, by
the MASCARA while inrthe:aet 6ttn,ptufing
1.-The brig East Of New York. ltialso cap
tueed the English esrk hlene yitahp Z sat g;
s sscso,{i;sz@ 90 III" 5aaioaz <CGToi3 AID 81
( :s1spr Hcox,; Julyqls:::sTA& steamer
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04

7 OST.-A POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK
IL with dark morocco binding. IT contains
letters aid papers valueless to any but the on.
ner: Theses Papers bear the name Of Isaae +.
Moalton. suitable reward viii be given to
any one leaving it at this office. Il -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04

Etns arrived with S2se, 600 ID specie.
h6 tondun ime5 opposes the ship
f9e1t q 4oapsI tdtelpad Ind says there b
Up apler4n1 reason 4orit and America Is l..
mone KEY to Fegars IL as challenge than
20 apfecan4onl tn. troops were demand
"a by pi1 1enwickga illiams.
ssssAnsindusntial cohEsience took place ii
the residence Of Lord Brougham. rela,
tive to the suppression Of che Gubaa Slave
Trade. The conduct ofSpajn YasdAPape-.
Geo, and the t3ovefhmeht was 'fec6hm2ha-
60 e suspend lntereeuEse With hes=xhils--
mat trade continues: It was also resolved
thafa convenient opportunitybe taken t7TT
Obtain, the cooperation Of thesGovernneal I
OF the United States to the terms ola treaty
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-07-04
Another ARRAY in st. Louis.

I. ..I3'. @:'.rI,3 :. = !. n. a7DvnI:.u
!. We learn from from the, Missouri VI Democrat,
Of the 18th ult. that as as the Y: s Reserve
Guards were, passing 4nai; peaccably through
the streets they We're fred upon, when
they turned asnd returned the fire.. Five
persons were killed end several wounded.