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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-09

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, 1861-11-12

WANTBD-By Traotieal Mi
Has hsd rome experiences IN eaw NIL HES no OBJ
1tGhon to 60 ints thu country 4 good home l. the
1rl- clpsl Lbtact Good Fefer1nce Evea II reqn1red
Adc3 e. JAMES B M5HN, Post Once Chicago.
, 1861-11-12
FROM WASHIN GTUN,

From Washington our dispatches give
Us variety Of small talk, and items Of
minor interest, most Of value as showing
tnat ro:hing Of importance is transpiring
1T the capital. Nothing IS yet from the
great naval expedition, save the confirms
ton Of oews previously received as to the
loss Of one Of the least valuable Of the
transports of the feet, in the gale, which
!ed to grave fea1s, Dow happily dispersed,
is to the safety Of the entire expedition.
4 French war steamer has fallen victim
10 the coast policy Of the rebels. The
Pensacola bids fair to take q cruise back
in;o tie hands OF jobbe1s and spectators
in eimcrsck marine enginery at the
Navy Yard. General Buell. goes to
take his new command in Ken
lucky. The Potomac remains in its
t'ruer ktate, and its blockade seems to be
ett;irg too strict even for the passage oi
1umors. The Provost Marshal Of Alexan-
d7ia IS still wrestling with various phases
Of the negro question. The contrabands
are lively, and rapidly taking individual
action On Secession. The Federal author
lies at Annapolis hare murdered s1aepr'
On large scale by the capture Of $500
worth OF rebel morphine. Matters begin
to look like winter quarters in the Army
ef the Potomac, and the season is coming
10 demand no less, It is satisfactory *
knew that railroad facilities connecting
the Capital with the loyal States are in
Creased most satisfactorily.
, 1861-11-12

WTANTED-A Situation by a
w young Girl, either to take care of children.
sew, do Chamber wsrk and R'Aang. Or hnusework
I4u give good References Amp 9 It 1<53 Fourth
nue., C. FuPf cf PIX street. uot1h3: SIT
, 1861-11-12
Accident at tho WnteKvlIot {Ne IL
AFHAR1le

The Troy {N., " Tines records sad aud
shocking accident that occurred q few days
eince at the WaseryHet Arsenal. The dnal
operation through which cartridges pass after
the cylinders have been formed md filed with
powder, Is to coat them with grease. This u:
work of some danger, and ID order to guard
sgainBt the probabilities Of accident, q wooden
building has been put up for the purpose, sep
a1ated from the laboratory, in which cylinders
are filed, sud In that the hot grease ap.
Piled. About nine O'Clock, whiIe work was
going on here-there being eH men in the
building at the time--an explosion occurred.
It seems that they had nearly Anashed q JOB
upon sort Of carttidge which is somewhat
disagreeable to make, and one Of the young
men, In his jubEation At the prospect of being
shortly placed upon anotheF kind OF work,
was csPerIng about, whea q psn Of heated
ereaee vas poured upon the cartridges and the
looee powder lying about. In monentthere
was combustion of all the dangerous mate
rails In the shant5, which Tas itself oyer-
thrown. OF the sIx men engaged IN IT noe
single one escaped injury. AL were burned
in most dreadful manner. Their injuries
were found to be OF the most awful character,
and eoch as to produce ezcruc!atang agony,
consisting Of che burning of the hands and
lace, which wss 50 very serions that n some
cases the flesh had been removed, while from
al, the skin was peeled Of, leaving the Eaw
and qutEertng masa beneath bare. !.
, 1861-11-12
NEWS FROM THE FLEET.

In despite Of the strenuous efforts OF the
1tbcls TO prevent the news reaching the
North, it has leaked through their lines
that The great expedition has effected q
successful landing in South Carolina.
Three rebel forts at Port Royal, guarding
the entrance to Beaufort, have been carried
l,v storm, and Beaufort itself has been
taken by our troops. 4 1odgmant has
thus been made, at 8 most important point.
The harbor Is capacious and the water
deep. Here our vessels can ride at anchor
in safety, sheltered from the ocean storms.
Here our reinforcements can be landed to
any extent, and operations can be
carried On at leisure. Any army
moving to the right or left from
Beaufort can strike Charleston OF Sd
vannah in the rear and capture them,
without having first to capture the form
liable forts that guard their harbors. The
forts must surrender to the forces which
take the cities. As the rebels will put
forth their utmost power to drive our
troops back On board their ships, it be-
hooyes the Government to pour down re-
Inducements in such strength as Will en-
able Gen. Sherman to drive the tories be-
fore him. A winter campaign can be
carried on in South Carolina most beauti-
fully The climate is mild, cotton and
eontrabands are plenty, and there is
no part Of Secessia in which loyal
soldiers r il serve mere cheerEul1y. South
Carolina vas tory in the Revolution, and
las never been sincerely loyal to the Amer
ican Goverun ent- She IS the chief for
mcnter Of this gigantic rebellion, and on
ler the heaviest blows of retributive jus.
tee should fall.
However much conservative people
may he ayerse to interference with the
*'d;yine institution" in osner States, there
are few Of them but would inwardly re.
joicc 70 hear that every slave was set al
liberty, as part Of the punishment due
the traitor oligarchy Of South Carolina
Tic Instructions to Gen. Sherman will en-
.tle him to avail himself Of the sid Of al
lcyh persons, bond or free, and we art
firmly Of the belief, that majority Of tn
io1nlattcn will be found true to the Star!
ard Stripes, though few Of them may b.
"paie faces" If the blow struck be rig
trcus1y followed up, and the *'wa1 carriet
ito Africa new face will soon be pu
oa Tie rebellion. Bull Run will go TN
avenged but little longer. :
, 1861-11-12

HE SNOA aE4kN GAM1EA&kKNs
1t cannot be doubted, nor is there any
thing in the policy that will be sought to
be cloaked, that large reinforcements Of
The flower of our troops, months Under
6ri1! II the camps Of the Potomac will
be at once thrown forward to sustain and
strengthen the corps d'armee that has
now obtained successful landing on the
soil of Secessia From Annapolis and
New York ornaments may now sail
en- 10 uncertain or doubtful e.
rand, but to safe and secure
harbor, the cnly one that has a beacon
light on The Southern coast. The rebels
Lave tztinguished all others, but the light
house at Port. Royal has a new signi6-
cance, relighted to guide the armed fleets
Of lie Government The period Of doubt
:nd suspense has passed and happily, and
d.nla:ess for large fore, and that Of
1icked troops, there is no such thing as
uir:er quarters in the campaign already
etmn.cHc cd in the Carolinas.
, 1861-11-12
Enemy fr4m IS 70 SO Mtles Distant
Good Feeling In Camp
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SPR1KaFHLp, Nor. Z, 1861.
It has never been my fortune to experience
so sudden a Transition from excitement and
general turmoil to an oppressive quietuess, IS
during the interregnuns between the time Of
the departure of Gen. Fremont and before the
assumption OF the command by Gen. Hunter
began to make itself manifest, The exciting
rnmoIs In regard to the advance of the enemy
and their; premeditated attack upon us, were
found to exist only in the Imagination OF
had % been % resembling With s the 'Pp prepafa. ga
tions Of coming conflict, had subsided
into unusul quiet. But more than
all, the questions which had excited
go much stir, 80 much elimination
sid 1ecrimination, were settled at last.
Gen Fremont YES not only removed, but Was
tar On his Nay towords the land Of telegraphs
and railroads. his headquarters, which Of late
bad been the sceue OF such busy excitement,
were NOW empty. OF all the tents Of the
stat, the bodygnaId and the sharpshooters,
which we're pitched about, but two remained,
and their occupants-the Colonels Of the staff
and Bohemians who were bound to remain
and tssee the thing out"-Wandered about the
deserted premises like go many unappeasad
spirits from the other world. Springfield,
with all it's soldiers and camps, Was certainly
very dull locality.
At last, however, the army machinery sp-
pears to be under way again The new mill
tarY commander has got fairly into the merits
of the responsible duties which have fallen
upon him. Matters instead Of remaiaine In
condition Of stata quo. are once more Pro.
and military dispatch, AID the arny is, II
every sense Of the term, itself again.
As lave announced to you By telegraph
from Rolla, for day OF two past, the accounts
Of the advance Of the enemy toward Spring
excitement amongst US, have proved entirely
premature. At no time has the main body Of
Prices army been nearer to Us than Cane
creek, on the Fayetteville road, some thirty
Eve miles to the south Of Us. As have also
previously announced to YOU, the statements
Of iunction Of Johnston and Hardee with
Price, we're. 60 far as can be learned, also in
correct. So things have again assumed the
old position, and the almost stale query, ,oM
Erice folt. orce more arises like Baruuo,s
, 1861-11-12

|- The arrival at Springfield, No., Of
sene Of Fremont's Body Guard, made pris-
one1s in tie daring charge on that place,
iIGieputably fixes it that General Price is
at Cassrille, and is moving constantly to-
wards the Southwest. He is said to have
$4,000 men, in good order for service, with
thirty pieees Of artillery; and his policy is
understood to be, among his own men, to
Cecoy the great body Of our troops far
from the scene 0: more important opera
lions on tie Mississippi, to give chance for
rebel advances from Columbus or else
where in the valley. Cassville is the coun-
y scat Of Barry, about fifty miles south
Hes: Of Springfield, and not far from the
Arkansas line
, 1861-11-12

KANSAS CITY, Nov. ll-Th.s morning at
ten O'clock 4. NJ, Col Anthony, With $50
mounted mel, WAS attacked on m open prairie
about tea miles from this plsce. by 500 rebels,
desperate struggle the rebels retzeated,
sEeking shelter In the woods, from which
they we're egain routed. Colonel An
thony then fell back about six miles to
await reinforcements, which will be speedily
forwarded 70 him. This Is supposed to be
the sane band Of rebels that captured part of
Captain Schields's company.of Fremont Hu5-
sars near Little Santa Fe. It is said there are
upwards Of Thousand ayowed secessionists
IN this t2ontY.
, 1861-11-12

BALTIMORE, Nov. u-Capt. Dowel1 Of the
goth ln6!ena, which has just returned IRON
Hatteras. says they have found it impos-
sible for the regiment to remain longer On
that narrow neck Of land. Although suffering
Eevere prfyatiops but few of the men were
sick. HaWkns's regiment Of Zouaves will
also return and their places be supplied BY
heeh troops
Capt. Dowell says the person who informe ed
him ofthe SUCCESS of the Government EXpe-
dition said the troops landed at Port Royal
without difficulty, but at Beaufort the fight
lasted tHQ days.
, 1861-11-12

WARRINGTON, Nov. -M1sapprehensions
having existed touching the Postmaster Gan
erals order Of the 3lst Of October, postmas-
ie1s will recognize 1t as follows: Tie esitifl-
Gates Of soldiers letters may be signed by
any acting field or staff officer in the ser7ioe
OF the United States, as well as the Major, and
without prepayment Of postage, which must,
however, be collected at the office Of delivery
as before.
{Sjgnedl JNo: a. KAssoS,
LIST Asst P, u, Gen'I,
, 1861-11-12
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER L., 1851. /
SOUTHWEST MISSOURI
Gen. Price with so, 900 Men Rt CAss.
Ifv1iIe, so 1f1as D1Htau1 from Spring.
dctos mov1DEAWay. i

RolLA, No. Nov. 1l-An our sick aad
wounded in Springfield, able to be around,
were to leave the1e LAST Saturday night for st.
Louis, and orders have bean given to have the
rest start ~ soon as they are able.
Price had al1en back s miles from Cassville
near the State line, and Was moving South. It
Was believed to be reliably aseeftained that
biz policy was to lead our army on, but not
to fight it, but AMPLY to keep
large force there, SO as to draw
troops from the Mississippi valley. Tbs gen
eral belief IN his camp was that st. Louis
would soon be in the hands OF the rebels, who
would go up from Columbus, Ky.
There had been good deal Of trouble about
slaves escaping into Lanes and other camps,
aud Gen Hunter had given pezmissioa to
owners to sesrch our camps and reclaim them
II they could find them.
The mEeIng members Of Fremont's body
guard lave returned to Springfield from Cass-
vile. They report Prices force to be about
80 GOO strong, with so pieces Of artillery, IL
pieces Of which had recently been received
from Memphis, where other supplies were be-
Ing received.
, 1861-11-12

BALTIMORE, NOV. 1.-THE Superintendent
Of the Government detecti7e police arrested
to-day John Renwick, scn OF Robert Renwick
Of this city, and now State prisoner, for trea-
and notwithstanding two previous; searches
lad been made by tbs police, the officers
to-day found number Of valuable rifles and
csrhfnes secrettd between the partitions Of
the stalls Of the stable attached TO the preml-
xeFRg g Ees geez vDbe TSt WasfeS & to
re Goye5nment s5n perks and stamped Harpsr's
, 1861-11-12
The Diamond characterization or
un0 OF tho HQ0aAUs

During the past few days Mrs: Narsa, Eno
FeIfner murder case, las been In a very csiti
al condition. In addition to the 1oss Of blood
consequent upon her attempt at suicide, shs
bss heen suffering internally, sad It Is thought
that ay possibly have procured pof{soa fson,
fhe Fiehf11 urecSact station for safe keeping.
Her pfeasut piace Of confinement is not IN
fer1ef "a he made public, for fesr Of = haheas
co1pus heiuQ ee1ved upon her keepers. It Is
fsared that lie accused will become r1Ving
l1natic before many days, and 50 alarming are
the thas It aas esea dsensd si,Hs 1ses E
attsudance., List evening it Vas rumorea that
III prisoner had been removed to Freehold,
New Je1ney.-M z Haad, eth. ~, 4
, 1861-11-12

The quarterly accounts Of the Consulates
are noT in. It is ascertaIned that Beverly
Tucker, recently Consul to Liverpool, has
stolen sll the funds belonging to the Govern"
property he had LETT unpaid, but It has since
been paid for BY the Government; and, in ad-
dit.ef to that, his pe1sonA debts we're over
go. COO. It will be remembered that he re-
tuTIed South vta Canada aud Nashyi1le.-
IFashin9toa Cor. PAaadesphia Lnq.irer.
, 1861-11-12

WAsHHGTos, Nov l-There is the most
intense excitement here to hear further PSF
ticulsrs in regard to tha g1e4t expedition.
Groundl2s rumors are circulating thRt Char
leston has been bombarded. No intelligence
whstever concerning the great expedition
had been received 1n any quarter up to noon
to day, additional to what has already been
felesTaphe4.
, 1861-11-12

At the time Of the Mayors visit to Fort
were In great need Of eye1ything-proper
food, medicines, wines, tea, sugar, &c., were
wa1 ting. They were sleeping on boards
placed On the stone Aoors, with the rudeet
kind Of mattresses, no sheets, and but few
blankets. Much has doubtless since been
dore to amelio1ste their condition, thanks to
the sctive exe1tione OF the Mayor and the
kIndufes Of our citizens, and II may be that
at ne Erestn& time the sick prisoners are we'll
provided Tor. But the facts We hare stated,
which, xe have from the best authority, will
aati1 IS those Who hSve contributed to the com:
to,t q The prisoners thst taelr nsasgosenee stx
, 1861-11-12
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tB a Judicial result has been reached
IN the caee Of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle lately arrested at McLeansboro
Fairfield and other toWu5 in Southern 1ul-
nois. A commission appointed by Judge
Treat Of the Supreme Court, has reported
that membership of these organizations is
net treason to the United States If not
tn naeon, however, it is very questionable
}t,.n1.3~
, 1861-11-12
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I54 d 1856 s. Water st., Chicago.

We would respectfully asf the attenton to our
etocH Ct fms ffesh Oils, Of all descriptions. Thers s
teie market Ereat variety Of Carbon 0a roma OF
which afe dangerous to 1ae- Ne are particular tn
selection to GET those which are good and test al
which como into our hands, and warrant any which
HE ell u be good. and
, 1861-11-12

BALTIMORE, Nov. lit Is reported By the
boat from Old Point that steamer came in
the Capes, last evening, and continued up the
Bay without stepping. She was thought to
be the Vanderbilt, with dispatches from tue
great feet. Nothing has been heard Of her
arrival st Annapolis. There is nothing but
outside reports to warrant the statement that
at last accounts our troops had advanced to
within twelve miles Of Char1eston.
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. Ii, P. H.-There are no
tidipgs up to this hour Of the steamer with
official news Of the fleet.
, 1861-11-12

BOSTON, Nov: u-Ex-Msyor Barker, Of
were to-day dft charged from Fort Warfea:,.--
Senator Henry Wilson has wFittfn
letter explicitly denying that he is directly or
Indirectly concerned fn any Government con
tract fer fnrnishing army shoee, as has been
stated. :
, 1861-11-12
From Phl12delph1a..".The PEtvateer
TttalK.

PHILADEPaIA, Nov. Ia young man
named Hughes and his two sisters, while 1riv-
ing over crossing of the Westchester Rsil-
road, pear the Junction Of the Pennsylvania
read, the horse became frightened at The ap-
pearanee of train, and threw all ont in front
Of the engine. One sister Was instantly killed
snd the others terribly injured, and It is sup.
posed fatally.
The trisl Of the Petrol pirates has sgain been
postponed cn account Of the absence Of Capt.
PurViance, Of the Navy. Frank Alban, oae Of
the pirates, died in prison Of consumption
He was to be witness for the prosecution.
, 1861-11-12

wtose vfslt 10 Europe has given riss to 80
much speculation, ssys in his OWL paper:
aOur visit abroad is in an UNOFFICIAL char
scter. II we cherish the hope Of rendering
any service, however slight, to our country,
1t Is a. a volunteer, and Without compensation.
"At home, fortunately, the Government Is
not stinted in men OF money. There Is no
lack ct strong a1ns, gallant spirits and deYo-
ted hearts, for the field. May the good God
imbue our rulers with the wisdom and renius
required 60 to direct and guide cur armies
and navy as will preserve our Government and
Union"
Also, the Albany Journal of Friday evening,
esys editorial1y, In reply to the Independaars
paragraph:
The Ifa7epende,ses information is as unfouud-
ed as it is absurd. What Mr. Stewards views
are, We already know from his letter Of In
shuction to our Minister to France, and his
Mo1e recent note to Lord Lyons: As to Mr.
Weed, It is not too much to say that no man
In tie country is more earnestly In favor OF
proc ecutlng the War vigorously and CON
qnerlng peace ut the cAnnon's mouth. La-
boring for peace while he thought peace pos
sihle, he is for war, and war to the bitter end,
low that 1t has been forced npon us.
, 1861-11-12

e| The inhabitants Of Guyandotte, Va,
on the Ohio river, below the mouth Of the
Kanawba, invited the attack Of band Of
500 rowing rebels, who oyerpowered the
small Federal garrison, and for time
commanded the navigation Of the river.
Col Zeiglcr, Of the 5th Virginia regiment,
Immediately proceeded to the spot, with
his command, and driving therebels back,
ne burred the town. So they will prepare
no more banquets there for hostile
troopers.
, 1861-11-12

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Fu1l returns Of the
MARYLAND election ehoT but one rebel Senator
and eax delegates elected. The HoHRe stands
68 Union aud rebels. The Senate stands Il
Union and s rebels. Seven Of the 1atteE are
OF the number who hold over, xnd slI Of them
represent strong Union counties. Rradfords
msjozit3 Is abent SC, COO
, 1861-11-12

a LADY ED1roR-Mrs. Flinders, wife Of
the editor Of the Franklin IN. ~ gazeHe, hiss
assumed the editorial charge Of that paper
Warren. -
, 1861-11-12

a question Of great importance to the
commercial and creditor classes, is now
engaging the attention OF the Administra-
non. and however it may be decided, it is
oesAneo to make commotion. We refer
- VIZ question IN relation to the powers OF
rtovos' JUDGES to render relief to loyal
e1eoln'fs against secession debtors. i case
has arisen before Provost Judge Freeze,
.' Alexandra, Va The Judge granted
the relief sought and pronounced in favor
ct the Philadelphia merchant agaiuss the
Virginia secessinnist, tsutject to The 40.
, 1861-11-12

D ARE CHANCE.-The under
IL s.sued will pay s each for len good men to join
Company to be designated by the Subscribers. Ms-
chancs Preferred Apply at 135 West Randolph street
O. GUTHRIE,
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