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military News.

RxcrrTIoE or THE MASSACHUSETTS Rxof
MxsTs.-A meeting Of the Sons Of Msssachu-
sstts, resident in this city, was h,ld at the
Aston House Yesterday forenoon. for the pur-
pose or making arrangements for tbs reception
Of the Massachusetts, Ssvsntb, which Ia sx-
psctsd 10 arrive here at ave o'clock thi, morn.
ing. Mssra r. wARRsr, We CRooKsR,
b. SAsDFoRD, W. CASDLHR aud K. HowH,
we're appointed q committee 10 mako arrange
ments, and Mr.. WARREs vas requested 10 de-
livu an address Of welcome. II was sasouno-
cd that Colonel wsBsrnHs (Mass.chusetts)
regiment will arrive hsrs on Tuesday nsxt,
aud will be presented by Mr.. jams T. BRADY,
With the flag which was carried by the Star Of
the West at tb, time abe was 6rsd into OF
Charleston. General II. WALBRrDoE was
MADE an honorary member Of the "Sous."
The Seventh Regiment Massachusetts, volan-
tssrr, vii land at Pier Is, North River, IRON
there 10 be welcomed, and after wards win dine
at tina Park Barracks.
PREsxrrAIIoH.-A sword, sash AMI bait,
was presented 10 Capt. J. W. ToBIs, at Camp
Tsnmsny, Great Neck, Long Island, on
Wednesday last, by Lieut.. PETER @. ToBu
and friends, late Of the Goth Regiment, New
York State Militia. The sword Ia the Rsg..
latiOn pattern, deliberately finished, and On Il
Is beautifully engraved inscription.
Lieut.. JANn II CorRoI d the ssus Co.,
was also the recipient Of q sword, sssh and
belt Of the same description, by the same do
nors.
Gomo.-A squad to Join the Sscoad Rsgi-
nsnt n. Y. 8. NJ, nov in Virginia will leave
GoItireiy) on Monday, 14th inst, In charge Of
Capt. JAMES BRADr. Those having sIgasd the
roll, are ordered TO report o. that day before
enc O'Clock. A few moro man viii DO taken.
Apply at the srnory, corner Of Hall Place and
Seventh street, nsar Third avenue.
SPRnoYIuLD RuIss-Mr. N. GHoss, d
No. 45 Greene street, ID new engaged In put
Ing In srdsr $500 Springfield musksts designed
BY the ststs to be SAINT to New Toik Volunteers
at Fortress Monroe. Near 800 Of the arns
viii, Il b expected, be shipped On NJ ,ndsy
next.
Rxonurrs FOR THE SzvHrrr-NmrH.-See.
geant FonMAH, Of the 10th regiment, (High-
lAnd) went on to join his regiment, last even I.
ing, with twenty recruits. About fifty recruits
are yet wanted. Ssrsssnts Cook and Dfok
will receive this pua bsr ct the Nsrcsr Houss,
corner Of Brooms and Mercer streets.
Anderson ZouAvEs.- The AspERsos
Zouavss, Col RKEa, have now, they report,
their foil complement Of man. and are only
waiting for arms and ca ipm snts to be ready
10 advance TO the scat Of war. Thar sncamp-
msat is at SaltsrsviIlo, II. j., a very pleasant
place. and admirably adapted for camp par-
poss. with but one difficulty, that the
men can leave the camp too readily. To over
come this, Il Il ex pectsd that 10 the rsgi nsnt
n not ordered OF, they viii Be quTtsrsd on
RIksr's Island.
RECRUITS FOR THE TuRsxR RIrLHs.-About
$50 picked mon, recruits for the Goth regiment,
United Turner Rides, have bsen enlistsd at the
recruiting Office at Turn Halle, on Orchard st.,
bstwssu Hester add Canal, and expect to 20
on Or about Tuesday, to join the regiment.
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Chicago, July II The 8 companies sent for
the relief Of Col. sHrn at Monroe, Missouri, re-
turned last pishtSo H.nnibal, and rspsr the roads
uBobstrucssd between H,nnibA.
Gov. woop, Of Illinois, fell In their rear with
,hs snsmS's cavalry rent fem Quincy wsdnss
day, completely routing than, and taking rs p ds-
ossrs, one gun and . large number OF horses
Twenty or thirty Of the snsmy were killed, bu,
NOD . man OF the federal forces ives killed, a.
though several were severely wounded.
Col. sHNa L. determined 10 shoot the mos,
piominsLt rsbelA
Gen THOMAS HARRB, the rebel leader, escaped.
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Fron WashisGtsu.

IVaSk;AStOH, July 1.-THE Freedom gun
boAh Lieut. LowJIy, commanding, arrived up
frOu Aqua cresk today. She hiss bssn cruiAins
nights up and down between ,ha' poiui and lhs
mouth OF the river. preventing oOmmu uics,ion be.
tween the lower par, Of Maryland and virsiAia.
The service was AodVs, Arduous and dangerous,
nTnSAL hAuIExs.
Sunday AZ noon the FrssbOrn WIS at Aqua
Creek with the X soluss, fAwpes, PoO~hOu
1s, and two large oil tanks, were discovered
Aossng down towards the fest with ebb
tide. whsu within . quarter Of . mile, .
all beat YVES sent from the PAWnes TO
IeeonAoi,rs then. The RSoluss supported abe
nnsll boat. II WAS discovered shI, Trey were In
fsEnAl machines. OAs s,ruek The ruddsr q the
RssO,uss, and become dsiaOLsd from IL buoy %
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THE NEW YORK SUN
sArURDAr MoRNINe, JuLY 10, 1se1.
lRzl


TINS nsws today IL o'sN interesting Ell .fse.
ter, ueush not requiring ssp.eiL comment.
Congress Il pushing forward the BUSINESS FOR
which the extra SESSION was called, with cem-
msndseis dispsteh Tss few traitors ymps-
thiscrs in both Houses are allowed fan lsH-
tuds for the expression Of THAR vi.w,. but
thssr dislcyd exhibitions only illustrate the
weakness ~ the cause which they have
sspcussd.
Asosh's battle b. b,sn stushtin wrten
virxinis, In which the r.S,k were ius'oriously
DEBATED. The sf.ir wss I. sharp on., ard III.
ios q tie s.sny was heavy. The UDi'n troo -
csPssrsd ths sDsmys cannon, and isrE. por-
ton q thar camp squipsge-
In Missouri, Colonel sxrru hs, been TO
tsvsd, and the rabsl forces have again been
attached and dispsrred-
rhs bold operations Of the pirate ersNt,
'y.f. Durls, detailed In our telsgrsphic dis
patches, ought 10 convince our GJv.rnmsu,
that Il should triAs no longer with the assm
sins az the Republic.
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Louisville, Ky, Jaly IA resolution was
onsred In ME oouuoils lass nigh, requiring . re-
viaiop Of the Oonuits,t 70 inquire inio The abduo-
aen Of youths uud@ sgs TO the Southern ooufsds-
rscy.
IMPORTANT Hovnmrs
The stass military have decided that no more
monsy shall be spsni On shs military sncAupmn..
They have also demanded that The Governor
call In the AImsin pOssssaioa OF ths sIA,s Guard,
end mako . iAiT distribution OF them bsawssn shs
Home and ssAss Guards. This nsysmsni looks
70 dlAbAnding Of the Guard.
MAD sroM.
d. U. Srosr, lAss Captain OF the l. Juisvil's bas-
Wy, publishss . card dmying his dsobeyins GER
ain ordsu, - charged By General BUoKNnl, aud
thrsassns through the Union pspHs 70 shoW that
General BuoKSEns dssislon agAinss him was hlss,
and Eivsn through mere prejudiss and that the
Board comprising the c1un, including ,hs Jadgs
Advooass, knsw 10 70 DO 90
BKvs ron TIE NORTH.
The Richmond DsspdteA learns that . largs
rumbsr Of The negroes captured By the + edsrAl
trsopa have bson ssni 70 Cuoa 70 be sold, a. one
the means Of dsfrsylng the expenses Of the war,
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Hs~0o Of Representatives
n, VALl.AHDIdHAM (OhiOl sfforod . proAn


BILE subs'AI TALLY o. followsi
Whereas n Is rumorsd that MssuS GnMLN
MAEsroH. Of New HAmpshire, JAGu KaRI0AN,
OF New York CnARL1 J. BIDDLK, OF PSnnsylvAnlA,
EDWARD hoPnHhsoH, OF PsnnsylvAniA, and SANUn
sworn into military ssrvics uudsr the su,hsriy OF
the Unitod Saws, and whereas JAS n. CAAsrpELL.,
Il PeunsyivGaia, hiss also besn admitted on Ihs
neOr q 'hs House (hs holds military esmwis-
ReseIved, Thsl The c5mnitiss % slsstIsns be
instI uc.sd 70 inquire aud report wishou, uunsoes
EASy dslsy whsaheE ths gsnslsmsn A6svs n~ned,
OF any q ,hen claiming ssaS hare, and ~ the sae
,lme holding military osos undsr tie suihcSliy OF
The Unilsd Static, srs oosstttutlouAly duqoNli
fed ffcm being nsmteu Of .his HouSe, while
holding such military oommisaions.
M. LoyE'oY, ull,l d'sirsd ths rssolu'iOo b lie
on the table.
hsrsaObOrs bssn dsOidsd by the II yuss, aud u was
ds.srmined shas thSy were disqualified - mem
bsr, owing 70 thslr military commissions. H
did no. wish 10 trsSpan on ,bs pa,iercS Of ths
House By elaborate remarks 81 this dms; bu, ,h q
bsingA grave mstsr, involving . constitutional
qusston, II should b Investigated.
Nc MoKHIaai( PsnD. , wanted On Amsndmsn' made
namely. To insert Mr.. VAILAHDnnAMs name Ii
.hs resolution for AIs the Esa,ls mans speech ou
wednesday, tAs Commit,ss on n,scdou ought u
exsmins Mr.. VAIASDIOaAAs oFsdsntiAls, TO ssoos
ain vhsahsr OF No, he was accredited 70 M
wrong Coners~.
Mr., yAIIANpIoHAM replied thai II the ssntloaaa'
wanted any personal controversy wish hlS'
o.u'd h,vS IL ELSEWHERE, whenever ard wAsrsvs
be should decide. He came taso the HouSs by h'
rule. ard wAss Of deOOIum and did MOI mean v
| V.olste ,hsm.
Mr.. McKMOuT, neither did he mean 10 NOlai
| dsooruD.
Thsrs were cries Of ordsr during this % rl.o(
cOlltQay.
| Mr. CAMPBELL tPsDp.l said. o. for himself whos
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Gen. MoClellan's Report.

Washington, July 1.-THE folio wing dis
patch ~ss rsssived sdiy q the hs.dqusrtsrs q
The army In Washington,
HrADovAEr,Rs DmARrxST ov Iur omo)
1851.
Col n d. Tovnsend:
We ere In posssssioa Of ell the sssmy-s WORKS up
70 poib, In The right a Brsly. have ,aks.
ell his guns. vsry large amount Of wagons, ts.tz,
&o.-svsry,hins he had . ls-ss numbr Of pri-
sopsrs, any Of whom were wounded, AVID several
officers prisoners. They lost many killed
We have losa in oil perhaps twenty killed and
hf'y wounded, 81 whom all bu, two or thrss wore
In The column under RosrcEAss, which turned the
position. Toe msss Of the spsny escaped through
the woods, entirely disorpsnirsd. Auoux TIE
prisoners IL DR. TAuos, formerly Of shs army.
Col. PnoRAM was In command. OIL Roms-
onASs' column leo camp ysHsrdsy morning.
sDd marched some sish, mills through the
mountains reaching the turnpike ssms two or
three nilss In rear Of the enemy, dsfsssng an 81
vanoed post taking . couple Of guns. 1 had .
position Issdy for twelve gunz sesr the main
osn p, and a. guns were moving up sscerssinsd
th,s the enemy had retreated. I an now pushing
On 70 Beverly, . part Of Col. RosxunASs troops
bsipg tow wishin TIRES mile Of IL
Our success 10 complsts and almoss bloodlsss. I
doubt whether wIsz and Jomsop will unite and
ovrpswsr ~. The behaviour Of The troops In
the action and toward the prisoners was sdmirsbls.
gnsd, q. b. hoCLxrLAr,
MAJ. 0n- ComnAnding.
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rSo PIsht as Laurel HIN.

Cieyelosd, Ohio, July ia private dis
pstch 70 A. srAeEn, Jr., Telegraph supsintsnd-
sD,, nom Western Virginia, ays that Geusrsi
MoCLuLAr gained a decided victory - Lsurd
Hill. He captured The enemies sn,irs camp, guns.
tents, wagons, &C. Many prisoners wore taken,
smosg them were several eniS~s TIE loss Of shs
enemy wis severe. Oar loss wAs very small. No
ofscus were los, on our side. GnsrAl McCLu-
IAn turned shs susmy's position.
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Dead or =. R>isens LAWYER.

Rochester, N. T., July IL. - SELAH MAT
mrws, II mis- ov, one Of he mos, smlnsns law
yss Of w~s~n New York, VS. prcs,r,sd By .
Stroke Of sppopisxy yssssrdsy while Engaged In
srpuing osss In Cozrt ne v.s taken homs m
IN upoO-'c,ous s'.ss AID died - .. sary hou, this
me- nira.
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MARRLA0HR.

ILLoUaHsY-AtE aniskiIi
PeTmansgb, Irelaad. june 1sth. M. y. NJ
merchant. 70 msrgaTst, eeaond dAashtex u |
wsrd Wilioughby, lame plAos.
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RURLlC ENTERTAINER
pARHUN's AMERICAH NUsKUN:
livery nav AM uunn,rn

ros. ...u y n Sos SaT 3. AND EysSS s
n; M: iSs ss,sB Tss. a NJ;
IA dkS ssi S;ii "a y: s,g Rs: q,
hyes and oes.n water. hiisd Sith hyins hsh
RseIiy every diver and ~ % LIVING NON
shAKES wax RIGgRys, Lv1no sAA
Ldnlsis1ts ell 70 o. Children uaasr ton,
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CITY NEWS.
Ain cot n Rist In tho 18th Ward

An ARMY CLorHBo CONTRACTOR IN
TaouBLn--At about nine o'clock yesterday
morning very considerable crowd gathered
about the doors Of Messrs. MORRIS, FRANK &
Co.'S clothing store, No. 48 Avenue A, using
threatening language and making demonstra--
tions Of violence toward the building and lie
Inmates. Momentsrily the crowd and excite
nsnt increased until a detachment of police
Of the 18th Ward arrived on the ground and
succeeded In enforcing something like order
which was only done by arresting thirteen Of
the man who made themselves most consplcu-
Gus. All day long, however, the crowd re-.
NAMED menacingly about the vicinity, and
even at late hour last evening they still re-
NAMED near In considerable numbers. The
true cause Of the difficulty It il almost impos
sibls to reach. The proprietor FRANK says
that he got sub contract from some man In
Wisconsin for the making Of 2. 900 cottonet
jackets for U. s. soldiers. for which he was to
recsive fifty oentO per jacket.
He began giving out work on Thursday
night to large number Of persons for whom
he advertised In the papers, promising them
two shilliDgs and sixpsncs par piece for the
making. Yesterday morning crowd OF men,
who thought the rsnunsrAtion Insult sient,
attempted 70 eosrce him into An increase, t,
which he would not for some time submit, but
at last promised three shlllings each for tn,
making. The work people tell very differ
emit story. They say he receives seven shil-
liDgs for the making Of each jacket. requires
then TO do the work for two Shillings Per pisoA
and even out Of this seanty pay demands thai
they shall pay hino cents for trimming, thread,
etc., for each, t5us reducing thar wages u
sixteen cents. Thsss arc the statements Of tAs
conflicting parties.
Up to the time whom our reporter lsft, Absui
nine o'clock In the evening, the tailors bad G
eOmmittss posted near the door, to see that
work was taken out and strong ds.AShmsni
Of police was on the ground.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Pest ono. Nssioe-The sails fer Ne
q. s ss,ssf Ess an; ;' fr. " =,
tbs ErNA. Vii sis-s At thl, cfaes On sATUR
ths so dag q luIy, q to,t c'e,eek a y.
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MILITARY,

30 h RsGimsat-AIl nsAbsrs "a he :
REGIMENT tho were lsit are oreeredto rspsrt ts
H06T1N Immediately at the Park Bsrrashs
recruits uaAt Iy11 As1
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A MAD srONH.


Feytress Monroe, July II, VIA Baltimore, July
al. T. soEOsra, native OF PAilAdslphlA ard
belo. gpg 70 Gel. BAG2B rglnsni was sho, in
misasks BY sentinel, IN Sunday night, AAd ed
shortly ansuwAIds.
AN uCURaIon.
Yesterday thirty mel Of IL wAKDsoPS regiment
mads ToOonDOlAAnOs within mns miles OF York.
town. Trey went up bs,wSsn james River and
Great Bs.hsL Az tie later place are posted 200
Confederate cavalry and 1903 ARTILLERY.
RDoRUTm.
o3s hundred recruits from New YOtk for Col
DUsERAS regiment have ARRIVED hare.
TINE OUT.
The time Of tho Mes ashuAse,tz regiments expire
on the lOIh inst, aud thA, Of ,hs 1a vsrm,n, rsa-
msat fsw d'ys Later.
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AN KxCURsIoH.
RnonUITA.

Tho virsi.is Legislature 4. wheeIias.
Wheeling, July 12.-Ths debates In the
Houss Of D.lslA q ,he lea day o. two hAVS besn
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THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
~ rBLEoRAPH TO TEE ~ r. SUE
War Movements, 60.
Important from Washington.
FORCE BILL PAssRD TUE SENATE.
-
THE HOUSE VOTES 800 900 kBN.
-Kex-
ARREST or A SPY.
Isf,rrH Machines ., tire Psts-ao.
FRIvArKKR "JBFF. DAvIs' OFF NAN
TUOKEf.
sII vRSSBJS CAPTURED.
a. Fsros. riu.phsst II Mi-seurL
Another Battle In Virginia.
THE BkBkY ROUTED.
Six CANNON Captured.
90 REBELS KILLED.
Thirty-seventh Congress.
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Coed News for xss ress.
THE Tolls AND ExPHrsys OF wAst
RRDUoRD ONE HALF.
PYLBs o. 4. soar
-. DIRT HxrRACos ~
NJ its uss the nssst
are cisansed In an insrt Aitably sboxt ti.,s, "
intsry 70 csler or taaturs
PYLE's o. T. SOAP
THsES a.LLoNs oy good SOFT 10
BY simply anfing bot water.
HOUSE KEBPERs
Don't suffsr tns hare labH q rashfnG tAin
Send 10 yeur grocer fer a be. Of
PYLEB G. X SOAR,
which vtll do TIE vsrk IN
DOUBLE QUICK TINE.
eRoCERs GENERALLY.
JSsEs PYLE,
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Great Barsaias n. alanrllnas-
AT $40 BRDAOWAY.
100 French Lace Poinh frsm OIL 10 cts,
ID Eter oh MAJ tai a. en- ~ ~ 81 go.
80 Black eilk Men nlas, frNu % ~ 70 I
900 Fancy Berege from g. - t. -.
I've e.tirs stcok OF a. importer and maun "a
Every garmsnt In the tore marked 81 hsf I'd,
~ the stosk mud be sola Immediately Al 80
vu. Iyie 81
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Archbishop HUOHHs is in Washington and
dlnsd with Mr.. BAwAKD on Thursday.
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Lrors' MAGNETIC Irsssx Powpx>
Lhe Original and ssnuins a-ticl. YIN ertcrl
hssshs-. A., ~ ~ yerpirk Pre fgn -
Ar. AL. LSs2 p s ..s III FL ~ .uI
Cd. eysryvkere ID . BARNEa, ffoprtstorl
fsxk RoG, a.A "a BrssAvar.
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BARRY's Tnroorurnogs
b tn bsst ana ohs.Pe-f srtie,s Or drc-kns -
Hfyins, oeansins. curiins, preserg ipg rnA ~
N hsir. LAhiss try n Ala hv Id dr.sss<z
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~, -; .s.ss ~. M ~; 80 ,F=s3
Ey.;s....::;,ERGES.4
n ~ =, 49, ~ sss.' ~. o. ~; 49, ~
tsniss . 8 s.ate..1 Va A;@ fwAs2
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M. HIcEns pal thought thai huOdrsd thou
sand men would be sufficient " restore sbedisnos
W the Consultation In ths seeded stAsss; but the
GnsllsI lhe nunbsr Of nsR the greater the ums
would he repaired 70 sccomplish' the object In
Wow. He did AOt know Whsshsr n was oontsm.
plaasd 10 suhjnsAis the South, bua he did know
thai IL wAs The purpose 10 foroe the South
into subn issiOu. Tnsrs could be loyalty
wiahoui such submission. We, Of the loyal
states, is.snd 10. sduos,e lhe rebels In . dn
fsrsnI dccazine, and n We are ultimately forced
n bring them into beo, subj sohoA 70 the Consd
tuition, II will DO ,hdr and mol our fAulL Armies
win be pesdsd on the southern oeasA Every paIi
Of Il will have 70 be thrsatsAsd and psIhspI inVA-
ded and the seas dArksned with our nss,S, aud
pah,ps u will be necs.sATy 70 lsAys che track o.
the oharoa wheels OF war % dep In southern sol
Ihsa century cAnnot srAss thsn- He would Vots
for such an amour, Of men aud money % would
make ,hs war .nsC,uAl and tsTTOr 10 evil dSG'
for ell ums 10 come.
NJ. oAarpnL tPsls) did moi ezASsly agree wial
his eoIlgssue CHIcusAsl. lie would nOa Argus iol
subjugstlDg the South. He dlI.iasuiShsd bSswssa
the loyal men and lhs traitors Of ,hs South. ~
| thought II bsst here and elsewhere whils msI
were ,alkirg about grinding traitors 70 powder v
urge NE necessity Of putting AsmS In the hands o
l The loyal man Of che South. Tremendous eff ri.
should be made 70 crush ouIths traitors ~ the YER,
| earliest nomaal.
Mr.. buIBKrr desired 70 thank Mr.. HIoKMkN AuS
also Mr.. CAMrhnL for ,Aslr frank expressions o
the visws Of their ode Of ths house with resart
70 this war. lie tHIuHaIASD told his tDURSHfrs
colleague (HARsBo Oh that u was The purpose OF III,
eighteen northern sists TO rtduee Ksu,usky 70 Ab
| jscs Eubmiasior
Mr.. HIcKHAH explained The, he believed ths, hi
rmuk wss tbAl they intended 70 bring disloy all,
| 10 submission 10 the obligations Of Law.
Mr.. BUHsIrr. rssuuiDg. said, KsA'ucky hAs BS
ympalhy wiih war for ths suejusssiOa Of shs
| sOulhun Sss,sh She hes 90 sO,snnly declared
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The Tolls ss ASR E5e Sss sA22 q MAS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

&ne@te, bic ba Neben, ppbin bic @a8e
Der Mo@t f@ neiot, u1b 3eteen mir uas
te1n Sioen 9~e9enlber i&pa&, 70 .perpea
ite NIT fre@em GroBe bes 2eBtern partei
er9reifen.
&s 1T te6balb nptbmenti9> ba6 BET al
ler 8eseifterun9 bic 9r1Beite @a@iamteit
berrl@e unp jeper @erlu@ Der 8unoes9e<
noi1en Der @errdtber, auf frciem 8ooen
ibr 9aupt gu erbeben, i'm Gntteben ME-
ber9elHlagen ,perbe.
-@a6 ftd ieBt ). 9. urter Der @eftalt
tarmloler9 eulmaieret 3ei9t baS miro balo
in eerjent9en perfoer Nnfla9e outtreten,
tpenn IS Dem n6rplt&en @olfe ri&t BALD
seltn8t, benz Getnp einen trdfti8en S@las
outs 9aupt gu 9eben. 9ierpur@ w|ro>
mebr als pur@ tr9enb etnen auberr. l1nz
ftano, bic Notbmenbtefeit be6 frdftieiten
3uiammenlteben6 auer patrtoten uno pes
pouftanoi9en GaQenla11tn6 a4er alien par<
tel unterldteoe rar9etban. Nur Gine8 1T
es. ba6 mir ale abmenoen milen, neue
Spaltun9r nter un8. .u-..s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27

Commodore penbereaF uno lieben onfraz
gen, % ct 9eoenfe, bic Stdote in 8ronp
gu 11teBer. Gr anttrortete, ct nerpe i6
9dn5lf9 in Der Defenlipe balten; pirce
er an9egrifen ODER Die S9ifsmerfte> 10
@piirpe IS feline pfi@t lein, ouf Die beipen
@tdbte 3u feuern. Die Na&ridten Don
ptelen1 Yunfte fnp et&pas unfair; bod
eebt 10 piel aus itnen berpor, rab bic Ne<
beuion In @ireinien ebenfau6 bereit6 ais
9rifsweile auf9etreten 1T.
l~lebrisens fino ldon jeBt Mn3eiden Dots
banpen> baB bas metli9e @ir9inia 3ur
Union balten miro. Cor. 2etder 4. 9.
batte ben 8efebl CUR @eanabme peS Ser.
@taaten 3oubauies in @beeline ertbeilt,
auein @beelins 1T fart fir Die Union unb
bas 5au6 puroe BON Der 8lroerm;li3
unter COMMANDO pe6 Mayors E febt.
Wtr8inta beftnitip ausge<
treten.-Dte Convention su Ni9monp
bat, bas 1T auber aQer Grase, bic Secei,
Homes rotnan3 pal I1rt. Sur peiB man
&t@t> In pel9e MusorIde btei elte oefa6t
1T uno ob ile ben Staat gu feinbielieeu1
~uftreten 8e9en bic Union unp unterfu5=
3ua9 Der Sece(iion bur& @aFen9ewalt
perpft9tet. ~.:-
Der General Der @onf6bes
rtrten Staaten.-Y. g. Tpucaut
8eauresoro> Der General Der 11pltdeu
Mrnaee. unb jund&f Der @%barlefoner
Sruppen> 1T iebt un9efdbr 43 Sabre alt
unp Elm 8eborener Creole. @ein @ater
mar efn ret&er pRan3er in 2ouifana BON
fran31fl4em @eblut; feline Mutter> cine
seborene &esste, famu1t, mie es beibt
aus Der alien berjo8ltden Gamilie @e9oto
in Stalten. Gen. 8aureearp erbielt feline
Musbioun9 IN Der Milttdr> Mfaoemfe a1
We1tppint unb tpurbe i'm Sabre 1888
lieutenant i'm eriten Mrtiueriez& eaiment>
balo borauf ober nerleBte man Jpn in ra9
Sngenieurz@ Corps. Sci pem Beainu hes
r~nertcanif@en &rte9e6 mar er Sberlteute>
t1ant uno int @erlaufe ptele5 &rieaes, ben
er Don Nnfan9 bis su @noe mttmadte,
%ananctrte er gum Tttularmaipr. Su Ct,
aen1 Der @efe@te bel Der 9aupttabt Me,
rico puroe er pertpunoet. Spdter betraute
Jpn bic SunoeSre9terun9 nit rer Qeituu9
oes 8aueS per MIn3e urp pes 3oubaus
les IN 9tew<S Orleans unp ber Grridtunq
Der Te1tun9Smerfe an ber MilElippimuuz
bung: @or einieen Monaten ernanute
Jpn pralpent Buchanan gum @uperin>
tenoenten Der Milttdr7M fa6emte in We1t<
point; bic @rnennuns murpe iecp@ tptez
Der rGd9ansf9 9ema@t, neil es 8u&anan
bod fur gar 5u beoenfli9 3iclt> einen 10
tpi@tt9ea SOFTEN einem Mtlitar III uberz
tra8en> be1en @eltnnun9cn &ppbl betannt
tparen: &ur3 barauf nabm 8eaure0aro
letne @ntlalung aus Zen Dtenften Der
Veretnt9ten @taaten unb wuroe lest auu,
General ber @pnf6bertrten Gruppen ct,
rtantt uno tbm al8 @trfunosfreiS @uoz
Carolina an9ewtelen. - @r 1T Elm bS&E
td@ti9er uno erprobter Sff;ier, be1e,1
bur@ lon9e &eiien unp umf a0enpe @tus
oien, nomentli& i'm Snsenieur unp ST.
9tl<Wa1l erbauwelen 9ereiften &enntni6e,
tb11 gu einem oer ausoe3ei@net1en Mtli,
tdrs ttenapeln. .S.D.3ts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-27
Mnnufactur = @Q0ren.
Gin 11eue8 @efbGft.

: Der llnter3eianete enpfeblt l@ ben beutl9en
Ginmobnern nun @aint paul nnb bes @'aates
Minneicta nit leinem1 neuen, reid unb i~orefdltie
ausaewabltem 9orrctbe in alien arten pun:
e Setpen@,
Baummp1en<,
Z ,9r..,. @plIers unb
go s5i " " 9einenzS tpe en-,
oute elmer f@Snen Muswabl BON
&batpl@
In allen @rSben unb preilsn uni ben neueiten
be>@aareM
Dur& hirefte Baartaufe 1T ct in @tanb eeieBt,
- bic tiaie(eu wreile fir bic sefen Waaren seeen
a.9e,I& Gala 8aar5ab1un9
~ featn. p - .'@.>
- SAMPLER I'M @roben tperben auf's @ertbeitbaf-
teRe bebient, pesbalb fe gun. Yeiu@e ieines &c.
'faHI3i@ @flIiam See,
40 ct. paul, 3. @trabe-