St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-05-09
.sy.!..,. WAR ITEMS.

Carlisle barracks, sla stated has been in
communieaIion With the eseeessidhists. infori1-
men,s o. the Govcrnnimpee1 t. but, ,bscoln;fne
talarinetli he on Monday, fed from bis post
Goxef6o>2 Curtin: bjng inf1rsneE of the iact,ss
teleKraphed in all direc)ions, md Re, Nas. AZ,
rested in York County, and taken back to the
barracks to await trial. al.-Ptiladelphia 1QuIs1;
april 24tk: tk* III s. ~ -r
pA7 81 q Yoii1p;xs41l1ras:-colone 7 i1;s11 .:-cct1l s2sS
!month:>'Lt Colonel, $685.; Major. Sf76;
Captyin, s 18; 1s1 L., ,$l0s: 2nd iieu,ep,nt,.
$lO8: Serjeants, SIT; Corporals, $l4.; b.
glers, S1S, Pri1ntes, S1I::l - "1~3 "<1'''
BuqnAs,S'ss NErntw. Cadet Edward Y.
Buchanan, son Of Rev.i f. y Di,chanaps Dt this
city, and 2 nephew Of ExzPrcsideut Buchanan,
| has resign his position inahc United States
Military Academy, at West Point. and i. ab. ut
! /" en- age in the service Of his country, am,ng
the volunteers of his native state:-ltid::
No a1onEE >AnNs ro1 THE sorTrH.-ii has al a.
ready been announced 1lat the SHARPE Rife
South The Hartford Courant now announces
with pleasure that Colonel Colt has ne,ifedthe
proper authorities that his revolving arms are
for sale first, to The State cf Connecti,ut
next ia preference, to the Government Of the
United States. and none at all to the South
Furthtr than this. Colonel Hazard announces,
that he makes no more powder TO go: to the
South, until hostilities haye ceased. ,-;;.. :.
An. ArpRorR1ArE- ~Esfexs:-Among the nu.
| merous designs for 6ag of The Confederate
States Submitted TO the. Flag: Committee@nfS
Congress- was one representing Seven rattle,
snakes tick together by the tails, with ba1eof
cotton on one sidf and jig 9f II y4i<ky; on the
Menc!FyI;-The following gG resolution Lutte Easeed
! "Wasl,agtdn Guard" No!'83, Dearborn street.
and i: is commended to the consideration Of the
soldiery generally
. MHEREAs, Since Gen. Eeaureg gard has shown
SO much of the milk of human kindness a.
ITO request the departure .'of The women and
, children from Washington before Saturday.
! therefore be it -. y, t;.,- .@- H. ~, .
: Resolved.> That said Beanregard be hung,
when caught, With little torture as possible. !.
| &C Chicago Il. r. Gazette. ~. :. ..s.: .r5.s,y
i ABALTlNoRE kauGA's OPINION OF THE Mas
y ,ciiussTT Six14i:- We learn from on aau-3
theniic source that stl the gallant Sixth h ID
! fou hi their way through the streets of Baiti-
more. and wefe seated III the cars; Une of the
| rioters. was, heard TO say: III no uscc We
| can't do ANY thing with those fellows" '7Why
| no. p was asked: 4Because with an oath, !
and pointing TO- the tcars) there goes; Bunker
HW"-B0stda Transcript ...... -,
John Minor Bolts, Of Va :, is said to have
given the Pres dent the following prescription
for secessien;:s. "61are for therrnks and hemp
for the leaders, ...0.. ..: -
I ~ Funny hoys-those MASSACHUSETTS
troops! '"Tl.ey are up 10 almost anythinS:-
When they wanted <somehody toEpm together
an injured locomotive at Anuapois eyery.nan
proved to ;besa n,;ichinist AMI one man ::reck-
oned h.; gould put it ,ogethcr, as he built it!,
When it was necessary. to man and york the
old frigate Constitution. at the same place, the
son Of her builder proved tobe aa,oag hc force
. on board! SO far the Massachusetts boys have
won a fun share of The honors gathered: and if
Gen Butter will only carry. out his threat and
farrest the whole Maryia land Legislature the very
nlonncrt they pass a secession ordinance. he
can come: home the hero OF the v ar.--Ivcss
1 @" 3anHs. .rs,,: !3~-'7 -: ~: ~
+ The T,nLrs TURNED We have seen = pri-
vatc letter from Boston. stating that Sou;hs;de
Adams waslately told by some persons. who
waited upon sim for the purpose. that if he
did not come out stiff and strong for Northern
rights and freedom. his house would DC burned
down, over his head! lie preached a patriotic
sermon on Sunday last. On the other hand,
the same w,i'er Gays: ''rhc same mob thst
threatened the life Of Wendell: Phillips ait he
= Music Hall in January and February. stood
last Sundiy, packed around The same building,
t }appl .uding Whenever the echo of his voice
reached them. They wanted 10 draw him home
when the lcc'urc was over. and lie was obliged
to retire through Il back entrance tna roil their
ovation: Is not this a turning Of tne tables:"
1 l-Aa.-S!ure7y Stond1rd '''' '''.'
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