St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-17
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NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Times
Washington correspondent says Commo
doro Shubrick, who has just arrived from
Charleston, states that the greatest anxi
ETY. and terror prevails there, enhanced b,
every fresh report Of movements at tn
North. 1t is believed that revolutio,
operating against the disunionists mus
soon take place, unless Georgia adopts
course to infuse new life into the secess
ion movement, and give the already wa
verlng people new accession Of courage
A despatch to the Commercial says tn,
Presidents message is so decisively ii
favor Of the enforcement of the authority
and laws of the government in rebellious
States, that it must nccessitate the retir
ing of Secretaries Thompson and Thomas
It also says it is now pretty certain thai
Mr.. Hickman's coercion resolutions will
pass the House by large majority.
A special Washington despatch to the
Post says it is reported that Judge Camp.
bell Of the United States Supreme Cour,
will resign.
The delegation from Mississippi called
on Secretary Thompson yesterday, and de-
sired to know his position in the Cabinet,
and his views on the subject of onf3rce-
ment. He promptly pledged himself to
resign, If a single soldier IS ordered South
with his knowledge Ifdonc without such
knowledge, he will resign when the fact
is ascertainod, on two grounds-frst, be-
cause it would be violation of good faith !;
second, because of the act itself This
was considered satisfactory.
Boston, Jan. 7.
A detachment from the troops station
ed at Fort Independence, Boston Harbor,
are to sail for Florida on Wednesday. A
small number Of Marines from the Charles
ton navy yard have been ordered.
NORFOLK, Va, January 8.
Lieutenant Chapman and Master Mills
Of the ship Brooklyn, have resigned.
LEAvENwonrn january.
The troops from Fort Leavenworth left
this morning for Baltimore via St. Joseph,
Chicago and Pittsburgh. The force con-
sists of two comPapHies P,aH @Qifn Qf lDt5o Dt55o "f55s
28e4SS;SS';f & f5f;S ST 70 dragons @ remain at Fort
Leavenworth.
BALTIMoRE, Jan. 7.
A company of light infantry has just
arrived here from Carlisle barracks.
Boston, Jan. 8.
The Steamer Jos Whitney of the Sa-
yanah line, Captain Lovejoy, has been
chartered by the Government to convey
troops and munitions of war from TINS
port for Tortugas near Key West. She
sails on Thursday.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. =.
A desperate fight occurred last night
at ball in Apollo Hall, ia this city, II
which two brothers, John Paul Evans
and Robert NJ. Evans, were both killed
and Soloman Gumbertz, bystander, wa
shot in the thigh, and seriously injured
A feud has existed between the brother
for some time; they met last night at
ball, and after some words, both dre'
knives and revolvers. Each fired 81
shots and then closed, when Robert fel
Paul went away some distance and ais
fell. Both died in a short time, eac
having several wounds.
i NEW YORK, Jon. 8.
An Englishman named John William
: died from starvation in Madison stre'
yesterday. His three children WEI
found nearly dead from exhaustion, an
his wife in the same condition.
o BUFFALO Jan. 8.
$ The tobacco manufactory of J. j. A
ans & Co., on Washington street, was
most entirely destroyed by fire this NOR
ING. Loss on stock about $4,000, /
sured for $4,000.