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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16

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9e5etst: C@lauten's mcbl> boB ibuen
Sen. Seott's @ortebrun9en bic Quf ~
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@el9waoer Don penlacola. - Qieutenont
Gilman Der am Gamftao Sort pifens
NIT Depelden Don benz @ommancontrn
Slin1,ner perlieb> 1T tn @aibin9ton anoe<
lanat uup bert@tet, oaB fol9enoe &rieosz
l6ife Dol benz 6afen ftationirt finb:
8rootlYn Sabine, 81, Souls, Maeepp>
nton une @Yannotte.
Die ~8rcptlYn" lanoete fire @prrdtbe
ntdt i'm Sort neil Com. Skinner erfldrt>
cab er nod auf bret Monat oer1eben iet,
Waat. @baie, Der B~efeblsbabtr Der Son<
oerbunoSz3 ruppen in pen laccla fam bie<
lelben taum ron einem Nnsrif auf Sort
pidens 3%uriidbolten. CD
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m un9.- Som Siteu brinet Der Telez
graph uns Na@rtdten BON perbeerencen
Stirmen, bic in Serl9iebenen Nldben ara
9ebauf. Son Baltimore, pbilacelpbia, u.
New yort miro unter Gem 7.b. 81. aemelz
pet boB bort efn furatbarer8 rfan qetott.
&uf pielen 8abnen i'm > fen 1T Der Ser
febr cur9 auberorbentli9 boben 5dnee
sebemmt, uno bon 1oronto miro oe1driez
ben: Die 8abnen f1np Don 8arrifacen
5re{b(9nee blpdirt, bic fi9 70 RAID piecer
berIteQen ais iie purdbro9en mercen. Die
@rano Trunf> 8abn perlu9t oar tidt ~
fabren> uno bic ;3a9e Der Great @etern
11no Nortbernbabu baben orcee Mube
burd3ufommen.
Son @lbony, q. q. beist es; Sim 10.
hs, Wpr9en6 s ubr, fling baS Sis i'm
Tluie an (t& in 8ewesuno ~ lesen. Gs
brad pl5bli@ uno nit Donnerqerdu5b
uno oaS @a0er fties in 20 Minuten UNI
4 Tub. 8i6 Mittaa tpar es UNI 10 SUI
0eltie9en. Der burd bic u%eberldmemz
mung an9eridtete @daten 1T nidt ~
berednen. 8oote unb prppeQer murten
BON benz Gile fort9eri0en unp serbroden
uno @ebauce unD 8riden sern1rt. 6o
cine &ebelion in Der Natur 1T bod nod,
Elm re1peftable8 Ding i'm @erale;6 mil
bsm armleli9en @ece0ion6> Yuti a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16

ten, unp Elm @olpat brau9t rtGts III pil<
len. ols Srore parirer," Is bieb es emit
in p4reuben unp 70 mirb's in ben tleinen
~~unabbanaiaen" Mbl&niBeln Der ebemaliz
gen 8roBen Union beiben. Sober @taat
mus Elm Seer unterbalten unp feline unz
abban9t9fett au i1GBen unb tfe @dul<
lteuerr1 m1i1en beSbalb In &rteesteuern
untSenanoelt werDen. SIN ben au6setre.
tenen Stoaten werpen tereit8 ale niSnos
niblen @elcer fir &riessswede pertpenpet
uno 1o9ar in Mi0ouri, tas nod ni4t ein@
nal, auesetreten I t. 1onbern ert nil,
l@etnt es init ben 6reilhu!en bereit5 fart
nael@eQt" 3u baben. Man nil bort bic
S@ultare, Die fir st. 2out6 County
auetn $4,000 betrd0t, obl6a6en, neil bic
Volf5btlpung Der Mriftofratie i'm @e9e
TT; man Mil bas S9uleeieb umf cBsn,
NEIL >pie Elm Mi0ouri<@ ecellion6z Blatt
last, bas lebiae S9ulBeleb cine ~Nfte Sur
Sernebrun9 Der Nepubltfaner" 1T, man
piQ 10000 &inoern in @t. 2ouis County
ALIEN, ben Sfentli9en unterriGt ent3ieben>
uni Elm paor bunpert @olpfne1te, mel9e
Dem u%natbdnsteeu Staate Mi0ourt Greue
gu 19w6ren baben, mebr anmtrben> unb
NIT @ommtbbro mdlten gu f6nnen.
Wenn pie Yatrioten i'm Ncroel1 ni1t
5ulammenbalten, uno jeBt ben &roate1 i'm
S1pen felt ben Daumen cuffs Muoe Ie;>
gen, 10 miro audi fir un6 bic Sierra Der
8orbaret anbre9en. ,@clinot ibnen ibr
Werf Der l1ntma6;ertrimmerune, mie es
mub, wenn mir ieBt gu &rcu3e trieGen>
Damn peroen aud mir ipdter eit vberrltz
DIES &~rtegSbeer" iu fittern boben, nur UNI
nt9t fbre 8alaQen gu tperoen uuo pann
quite Na@t pfe9e Der @olt5bilouno aud
IN Minnelota pann tperpen bic S6ul<
lanoereien fir bic &rie9Sfa1e permDtelt
weroen uno oas l96ne nNtbendum," III
benz leBt NtbeneI' bic @6ttin Der @eisbeit
tbront> miro oann in cine &a(erne poer in
Elm Y!cptant~ Masajin uu1sewanrelt 1perz
ben. Das mag Mandem elm @6ers BIN
fen, aQetn man weiB ia, ooB 9rpee Welt~
ret9e mte bic Union nod ME in Triimmer
gtr9en, obne oaB Die freunpli6eu @enien
Der Meni9beit Nue benz oraulen Griitnz
merbauf ZEN ben Nlifen wonpten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
S@liebli@ nod Elm Bort 81 ben 6erre1,
QQnpfQuaeuten!

@eit benz Beeiure oe9enwartioer Cation baben
mir infer 9aupt-M u9enmert auf's Wbrlclale+
@ei9dft 9ele9t uno luden bierin uniere 5au
Toree ju entwideln; mir gaben biefir Gin &rtra>
Departement einri9ten la1en uup biettn ben 9er-
rem Wisperuertaufem i'm 2anee ole gortbsile
uno Yequemlibteiten, bic ibnen nur Don u~uicren
@oncurrenten in ben 1ltli9en ylayen o%iterlrt 'psr~
ben fDnnen. llnier @tpt 1T fur Den NrY 0ppbs
@un1um in Minnelota Elm mirflie sroDartieer unr
weroen es erwabnte 1rerupe in ibrem Sntere7e
fmben, II II bel unS einSufauffn, ra IS feine,
anoern 6aule in Minneict mDslib III, waS Nus~
nabl unb BiQiefeit betrift, aueb ,1ur anndberno
nit uns eoncurriren gu tSnren.
SEER N,le rba6
Der nit bielem Departemcnt 5etraut tpuroen, wirs
t8 ]d a~naele9en lein lalen, nnlerc %pereDrten Rur~
b:m in jeper Besiebune 3ufrieben su ifeQen.
Suffice & Eorepauob.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
Scr Sfcntlibc l1nterribt unb bic
@eccfficu.

@enu eS pirtli9 Elm Siorei9 oeben
ioIte unp Elm Nprpret9 unp in beicen
wieoer - benn 70 mu6 e5 audi fommen,
wenn oa6 grobe@an;eoe6 unicns9ebdupes
einmal in bic Bru@e 9ebt - Elm S6od
fleiner unabbdn9t9er &et6e, bic
einanper bewaGen, pie spei beutldldnoer
8auern, bic I'M @rQnjproSeb lie9en, Damn
~trp's NIT perl@ieoeneu Din9en ngel9eQt"
baben. @6 miro "9eldeQt" baten nit Dem
freten @ablredt, @ie in Dem tonanse<
benpen SIp<@ Carolina 19on lan9e ni9t
Sing Dnp Sung @bornlteinfe9er uno g.
feniteber 70 gut .wte Der 9err 8anffer
wdDlt,, tpenn CT MIR ulan9 0enu9 I'm 2anp
it," ionoern pie man bort 9eieb< unp Ypr=
i4riftsmdbt9 u9ut al" iei1 muB> UNI rabz
len gu f1nnen, 10 miro'6 aud in ben lb>
riBen @eiden >perbeu.
Sc miro AUDI r9eldeQt" baben NIT ber
ufreien pre6e" urp Der ufreten &eoe;;"
benz, ale biel e tletnen 3aunf4nt9tbumer
weroen @pnperinterefen baben, Die cine
8eipre9un9 in &eoe unb S9rift nt4t
oeltotten. lnb tie @enlur, Die jeBt nit
Sheer unb 6ebern int Siipen pom Y6bel
9ebanrbott miro, 1T nurj cine Nrt, Der
Mepe< uno Yrebfrei5eit pas @a6 abju<
breben, fit bic man in ben Yeribiebenen
&eiden ben Srt9perbdltniien unb Snte<
rel1en rntlpredenbe ousfnpi9 MAIDEN miro.
@or alien Din8en aber miro es "9el@elIt"
baben, NIT Dem 6fentliden S&ulunter<
ridt. ~@e. Majeitdt. brau@t feline Becerz
fu@ler unp Gintentled(eE ionpern" Splpaz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
Gin nnan9enebmer Strib ourb cine
angcuctmc Mebuuno.

uttHSatCUutC tSQ9Uuu0
Wdbrenp ie i'm Slpen bit1heB amer
W@ter nlalen NIT IS Sternen, ccm yplz
len planetenlyitem idmmtlider @flaoenz
ltaaten paraut bat ment9fen6 Elm @fla<
penltaat, uSlp 6idpry'6 unp pes madern
6omeiteao = Biu Scbnlon @eimat, pa8
brape &enne1 ice erfIdrt, baB IS nt9t NIT
lpielen mirc. Sci cen tir;l;h itott9efunz
ccnen Dele9otenwablen fir Die Stoatsz
Convention ftnb pie untpns< @onciroten
nit elmer Majoritdt rpn $4,000 Stimmen
9ewdblt tporcen> uio 5rpar nntonsleute
BON elmer gang ouoern Sprte pie bic mo-
beln 5errn Don Dirainien1 bic iid du9 70
1btmpfen, lln~icnsleute, rte nt6t. 1aoen:
Denn mir uni fern WiQen niht befommer>
10 9eben mir gum .Getno lber> 1pnpern
2eute> Die tpie Spbnlon, tbr 8ertreter int
Senot. nun uno ntn1mermebr unb unter
fetner Beoin9un9 init Den Gerratbern 9ez
metnlameSa I'D uaa6en, 1pnpern surllntun
leben wollen auf ale Bdle.
Gtele6 1T cine fir pa6 8aumwpllcts
Bnnbel duberit fatole @elhtdte> uno
mir ltno besteri9, was bic. prppiloril6e
@e9terunB oes Spuberbunos, prdlipent
unp u8ice", pa3u ]a8cn we;pen. Mnper>
IONS neberitcoelun9 na6 Sort @umpter
wor cir StriA purb pteNe9mine, Gen.
Scott bat ibnen ben ! ~ etten 9ema9t
aber ben britten :unp btdten glnprew
Sobnlpn uno lein. wadereS Genne0 ee..,
Sest fDnnen tte nGroltdenD emotraz
ten p>alen, wte 1te un6 (bapenfrpb oez
orpbt baben. Der freie Norpen miro ieBt
S6ulter an @dulter nit ben eolen Daz
trioteu pes @lcen6 fit bic Union teben,
unp Die $4,000 Stinmer Maioritat fir
Die Union, iino better alS cine Treibeits>
Mrmee pom $4,000 Wfann> mari9z unp
l9la9fertis an. Der @rense oe8 @onper>
tunr5. -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
Mu8Uerfduf

Die Ste ltauration int u9ltbendum" (bem foqe,
nannten feut19en 9aus) tpirb hermit 3ur
MusSertauf nngebpten. Nabere Musfunft e.
11e,len Maltb9, % ebb& o..
9pnserte Safe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
2lhtun9!

~llnieren 8unben unt benz serebrten wutlifum
t0eben ben srSBten unb belfen
erbe:isn baben, Der jemals in ct. paul ause<
lan9t unb enlelben 10 biQia D~erfaufen trereen,
ha6 l9 ie6er barber muneern ipQ. Mls 8eilpiel
ntnnen mir unlere Seareiften
@eipen : @alirps 3u IS Gents per garb,
@ln9ban1S 3u 123 :
@alicos 3u 10
unb ale in infer Sad eini9laesnbe Mrtitel, nit:
9bamls,
'uplle,,e &eppiebe,
@trumpf,paarem,
$ndmaaren S
unttrtefnfleiper fir 6erren &C.
wereen gu beiipielos bini8en Yreiitn ~sertauft
perben.
Da tpir, pie tucbl @ielen betannt, un1ere Daa-
rem brett aus europa unr aus ben Manufafturen
tesieben, 10 fclet natiirli9 baraus, baB mir ie
tllliser Seriaufen fSnnen> ais irssnb Elm anperes
5aaS 1T ct. Yaul.
Das 0benerwabnte pirb s~enasent lein unlere
$erren 2amtfaufeute
III tlber3eusen, Bag mir gu prei1:n perfanfen, bic
teoer Spneurren3 tabn entsesentreten tDnnen.
Der MQen tpobltefannte!
Ser Mabler
piro ftin MSslidfes tbun, feline beutl9en Sum
ben in jeeer 9ini9t ~3ufrieoen gu 1tsQen.
.. 49, Snecrfo0 s; Co.,
Ode Der Dritten unb @ata1bap- 5traBe>
i'm Newzy orfz Yacen, neben Der Brufe,
ct. Yaul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16

DaS gn0ros. & Gn0etail
manufactnr= S mobetpaare,,=
Gmpprin,r
Suffice II. Tprepaugb
oritte CITRATE, .. 81. @ahl,
Minnel ota,
IT bur@ ben &mpfane Der neueten
Mtutcr : @aurc1o
aui's &ei9baltie0e unt @.1GmadvpQne ~a7ortirt
uno beebrt lid lcldes leinen perebrten Runoen e.
9ebenit an3u3ei0en.
Das Eager 1T nit alien neuen &rldeinunaen
Der @ailon aus0etattet uno bietet namentii9 cine
@rpBe MuSwabl III &let6er<
1tDfen,
ais: merinos, @aleneias, Ylaits, Delaines,
paramattas. 81 Beiees, spoil be 9epree &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen l9Snen Gorratb
bunter unp einfarbi9er Geioenmaorer
unb p%ertaufen lol9e ssnau gu Mem- yorter Yrei<
1en.-
infer Eager in @bamla, @lrafs unb Wiuter-
Mdntel it ouf's @ei9lte complettirt, unb erlau-
ben mir uns npd> bic ~perebrteu Damen auf uuler
eroBarti9es
@eiBz@ aarenz u. Trtmmin9sz Mi1ortment
aufmerfl Jam 3u n,aden.
Sn 6erren- Mrtifeln, ols Ypufsfins> Dpsfi,s,
&alemeres, Dufels, @rauattes, 5empeu &c. tie-
ten mir jeeer 9oneurren5 biz Spise, ea mir in bic
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
o. 81. g. $.

Wae MiteIieeer bes @albinstpn @raben@Sai-
nes Mr. l. 9. q. .. o., lnb biermit er1rd,t
auf nadlten Treitas, ben %. b., Mbenes u Ibt'
ais a: Walbinetun's @ehurtstase, {d MQ. in
Der pale ein3uFnben, inocm 1ebr tpidtiee Sc.
l9atte norlie9eu. @ten1o mercen aQe @rober-
8rnoer Inn euten @tanb ba3u einselaren, UNI 1A
ron Der Wtrtlamteit hes Sbisen au Ibe.euatu.
SIM Muftraee t,s 8. 6.
M N. Gan6am nj, @efr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
2ftuf Mn3eigtm.
9anfiaouu4eu

Sen eblen Eamen, tpeI9e nit Der ben beut5dcu
6raue1 eteenen @1p6mutb unb Serseaeaute tti
etm am II. Tcbruar atsebaltenen Wesfeuto(le
l'b Der grbaltuns bes Mtben1um fir BEN Qele-
Serst1t NIT 70 GROCER Iufcpteruns ibre Belt uuc
Sra1te 9etU1emet boben, tattet ber & eleperein 1ei-
'1e1 tletsetlblten bersinnisten Daut alb.
Sn1 Muftrase:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
Treberic Wippermanu, @efr.

lem ~freien MdnnerGpr"> tel&er 5000 -
oeit Netnertrag zines BON bemielben gum 8efen
oes ye1epereins abgebaltenen Observation-Disclosures
oeut!@en SeleSerein CUR DilpuTtiun eetslt bat.
UNI tn Der beoraneten fnan3ieQtn Sage bes Qele~
sere1aa Don ote'er1 CUR Grbaltuns bes MtbenGume
estmenott ju %tpercelt, eantt Der 2eieperein fir bic
TN 19Dnen 8epeis teutlHen @emeininns unh
bruperli9er Sbeilnabme.
SIN Muftrase:
Grebertc 80 tppermaun, Ctr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16

Hnfet " d lr ben SO inter!
GumpbcQ's
Engros & detail
&let6er<@0nblunQ
8ermbeimer'S 8lpd, Ste Ctr,
ct. Vaul, Wiun.
nner< unb &nQben<
Meionu9SHIGc
fir ben 5erbltz unp @interz 6anpel.
SD bin isbt in ben @tano selebt, Elm berrlides
&a9er BON terti9en 3leib It Il en-,
melbe lammtlidt %neueiten @oaren uNb Wppen
~ beoeuteno berabseitBten preilen umfabt.
&leinere Mrtifel fir bic.
~$erren=@arberpbe.
SIN bieler 8rande Der,na0 ieb has tefe Qage,
pon 9alstidern, 8inpen, Nrapatten, 9empen<
4rdeen, mollenen. ~,eietnen II. 6iri9lebcr= Sanp.
:19uben, Mcffalins, Neiietaihen, sroBen uni
t!elnen Hot1ern> 9!auen, rptbeu uno blaueu lleber'
bemoen, 8lantets, Sbawls, rNpte5" &c. &c.
DeS8let&en Elm eroBes Experiment Dor
Smten ,,ab mutem.
GroBbGneler tperoen IS pprtbeilbaft inben, mi
einen Yelud gu 1denfeu.
ct. paul, 20, Nop. 1860.
3. 8. Campbell.
Sacob ~ atbeS,
beutl@cr @lcrf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16

Da mir, mie ipcbl 0ieIen befannt, unIere Waa-
rem brett aus europa unr aus ben Manufafturen
%tesieben, 10 fclet natiirlid baraus, baB mir fe
bllliser Seriaufen ~fSnnen, ais irsenb Elm anberes
6au6 III ct. Y)aul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-16
Tele9rnpbi16e DepeI6en.
Observation-Disclosures

@a1btn9tpn 6. Tebruar. - Da8
@i@ti0ite in Der beuti9en @iBuns pes
9enat5 mar:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
A,s,.w Jobp.ou,. Gren. speech.

We have issued in tract Of twenty -four pages the
late Uuioa speech of Andrew johnson Of Tennessee,
delivered in the Senate Of the United States on July
o. 1861.
La this speech Mr. johnson shows himself a practical
man relying more upon facts than upon arguments.
He goes by the record, and shows by chapter and
verse by article and line, that the allegation of the
Secessonists and their Northern friends OF the Rich
mond and Cagger school, of any Northern section
s5m, Of any design to infringe upon Southern Con-
stitatiooal rights is utterly and abSurdy false. SO far
from this being true, be shows by documentary eVi'
dence that the grievance of the South s the existence
of a Republican Government; that they do not mean
TO tolerate any Government not in subeeton to that
interest which finds s model in South Carolina where
a man must have fee simple in ten of his fellow
creatures before he is qualified 70 be legislator The
times have brought clearer and no more philcsopb-
cal statement of the whole case than this sPetfh oil
the Senator from Tennessee. Its closing spptSi for
protection to the loyal men Of his own State, whom
he 40 molly represents should find an answer IN the
heart of every man who loves his country.
This Tract should be largely circulated among DEM
ocrsts who have been deceived by Secession newsps
pers, and all can read il with profit.
Price per copy, cents dozen copies, 40 ceniei per
bundled $5; per thousand, so. When sent b. mail,
oae cent each additional must be sent to prepay page.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New @rS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

Mr. Russell of The London Times is attacked
BY his American critics with merciless sharpness.
Ia his first letter about Bull Run he ayerred
that he was describing what be himself had seen
on that disgraceful day; but Dr. Ray of Chicago,
who is certainly an unimpeachable witness, aud
Mr.. George p. Putnam of this city whose state
ments are equally entitled to respect, both give
their evidence to the effect that many things
which Mr. Russell described with great minute
ness of detail he could not possibly have seen,
for the reason that at the time of their occur
renee he was in another place. The case which
they make against him is apparently very
strong one; and we cannot see how Mr.. Russell
can refrain from speaking in his own defense
without thereby pleading guilty to their accusa'
tiOn
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
rgw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1861.

standard Of human intelligence. but. Oh tns otbsr
hand. have doDs the pgeciss thing which We
wsrs compelled to do. thsn we are at liberty to
fall back upon the merits OF the original que,.
tioD, aud TO demand of foreign nations rigid
and answering neutrality. Governments are not
10 be conducted by any infallble laws OF sue
cess and failure; it is enough for oil the pur-
poses OF international comfy, il we in the midst
OF our distractions. approximate TO what is just
and prudent. The right intention aad the reso-
lute endeayor should secure tho respect if not
the alliance Of every Christian nation
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

Can any one inform us why the agents of the
Government should go to Scarsdale to hire land
for camp when there is an area of fifty acres
at Fort Schuyler admirably adapted to the pur-
pose, and another extensive area at Wuletts
Point, which belong to the United States, aud
can be used without paying rent for them 7
Besides Scsrsdale is twenty odd miles away by
rail, while Fort Schuyler and Willetts Point
are near at hand and accessible by water so
that when the troops come to be moved they
could be embarked directly on the boat by
which they are to be transported. We know
that the Secretary of War has nothing to do
with this Scarsdale business; and we presume
that when it is brought to his knowledge he
will see that the jo5 be squeched, for job it
evidently is
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
National Fast.
A PROCLAMATION.


IT, n, PresijeR, Of the U-ited States Of 8Hsrioog
HKsysai Joint Committee Of both Houses o. 81. yress
b., waited on the den Of the United States and nested
hin 20 seopuee day Of Pubic Humiliation, Pa end
Paas TO DE o5sered by the People o the United Stsi with
religions soiente. and he Offering o isrVent SUPPLE TO
Almighty God fOr Tho safety end welfare Of these strs ,
be,,Ds, .heir and SPEEDY restoration Of peace
dr5 ,,he,e1I It Ut aud becoming in all people al. lines
to edge sBd the Supreme Government of ID to
bow IA huab,e ssOu His Cbaemepts, 70 ard
depore their and in the u convict thar
OF the Lord s the beginning OF wisdom, onc pray
with s feeuey aud coDttor The pardon Of their east Of
fsn,es aad or Blessing upon their present and 0 sctys
sc'o,,
Ind icc,s When orr beloved county once by the blessing
OF God united po?eTou and happy, afflicted dh "a,
toa snd civil is peculiarly fit for recognize te hand
Of God ia ih visitation end in sOOwu remembrance Of
at. snd crimes nation snd individuals humble
ouszses beOze iin aud pray for His mercyo pray that
nsy be spared further punishment though justly deeryed
hs may be blessed and made eectu for the resstsb
huoai Of law order end peace ihrop shoo county
,he iae,tase of civil Sud religious liberty canned,
His guidance ed blessing by the abO and uengs
fathers may be restored all its original excellence. Therefore
ABRAHAM LINCOLN President of the United States do
s2poiai ie Thursdoy September day Hunis
ton Prayer snd Fasting all the people the Nsiou and
earnestly mend ali the people aud especially to all
bDsters snd teachers religion Ct all denominations aud to
o. observe and keep that day according to
their eseeds snd modes Of obip all humity aud
with all eseu. soeaby the end that the united prayer Of
ma ascend the Throse Of Grace and bring down
plentiful b,essi9sa upon country
IL e-uony whereof have hereunto my hsnd and caused
sal Uaied State, De affixed his l2h day of
August D. 1861 and Of the Independence Of tn. United
Stat, Of America the eigbty-siNh
By the Pr, sden,: ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WiaLiAs h. S@wANp. Secretary OF State
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
That longestablsbed organ of the Democrats
of Massachusetts, The Boston Post, thus speaks
of the recent proclamation of Gen. Fremont:

1t (, evident thai military commsndant Of the State Of
Missouri he las right declare the conh,cstiou of all prop
ery ell that which property to the Rebels, however II
may estimated by other especially that property DO
come, sn azeut In the hands Of the Rebels to assist them n
prosecution Of the or the policy of this decided
Of this sending of the sha home to the heart OF
the rebellion there be little doubt {, time that the
Rebels understood that by their defiance and violation OF oil
law they have by their suicidal hand' struck The drs.
blow that institution which the political philosophy Of ste
phens aud tho sword Of Davis would support"
We see no difference between this and the
declarations Of Gov Andrew on the same subject
at the Park Barracks on Monday last
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
Extra Evening Tribune.

During the continuance of the War which has
been commenced by the Southern Disunionists
and Rebels, we propose to publish at AZ o'clock
every week day afternoon. sn EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE. containing the Latest News from all
quarters. This sheet may be procured at TnE
TRIBUNE Office, and of the news dealers and
boys at the usual price, cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
The aeppbI;cnn s,s,e s,Onyenlien.

Tue Republican Electors Of the State Of New York,
sa5 s oissrs wilma uus with them suppost CT the GOV
aaJ vigorous prosecution Of the var eQue LED
choose delegates from each Assembly Drct in
ss.e Convention in the City cf Syracuse WEDNESDAY
the lith day Of September 1861 al II for he purpose
peeung csndes be supported oI the Offices OF
the OF appeal Secretary Of State, Controller Attorney
General Engineer aud Surveyor State TreasuIer
Caas Commissioners snd Inspector Of State Prisons by order
Of the Committee SIMEON DRAPER Cssirnan.
Jazz. TERNIItf8gg Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

and must by and by be recognized "a such. Our
cause 10 rs sacred Al that Of Italy or OF Hungary,
snd s ever day growing TO altitude Of submity.
which if ws are true ~ ourselyes, must make it
one Of the great epocbs in ina history Of ths worlds
enffanchssrnant
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
TIL. Tribune. war Maps.

LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
AT THE BATTLE or BULL run
Nov Ready, EXTRA TRtBUSE, containing 'i'e Va
rioas Map, published in Tax IE'HeSk SINCE 'ne
commencement Of the War. also coh'ains
ia, OF he killed and wounded In the late battle 50 iar
o, sscestained. Price five cents Three dollars per
100. Terms cash. Address
Tar TRIBUsi, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
Aegp1lprk Daily Gribn,1a
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1861.
10 CORRESPONDENTS

40 CORRESPONDENTS
No can be taken Of Anonymous Commune aoi' -
ever is sineadea for insertion must oe Authenticated oy %
osue AID address Of the writeE-nos necessarily 0f
too. but Sc guaranty for his good 'sith
We csonos undertake to retam rejected Comm'hic'0H'
All bp.oe. letters for this Office should be addressed
TstsrsE" Hew Tork.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

Nsj. Gen. Mcclellan yesterday issued a fpeeia
order for the better observance OF the Sa5batl
By the army. Henceforth there viii be go un
necessary work or psrades; the men wit stten
Divine service after morning inspection, tsa of
cor. and men will alike use their iDhuSace t
insure tbe utmost decOrum and quiet threighOV
the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

Oar war news up to one O'Clock this nt5rnin
was extremely meager. A dispatch frcsI Mii
soIri. ssyiog that Gen. Fremont had orde$ed tn
eight regiments Of Fredericktown to mares south
ward forthwith. seems to indicate bnsineg SOM
whsre bsOg Cairo. AL was quiet around Sash
trste4
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

a statement by Lieutenant. Colonel Elliott, late
of tbs 10Th Regiment, which is published on
ansther page, will be read with interest, not
only By tie friends Of the regiment, but by the
public generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08

The Court Martial at Alexsndria has ad.
iOaroed. Nearly thirty soldiers have beta SEN
fenced 10 death for various ofenses aud ieg.
officers havo been ceshiered or otherwiaS pan,
ishei.