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The New York herald., 1862-08-26
THE INDIAN MAssACRES m MINNESOTA.


the savages.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, August rs 1862.
Mr.. Gooden arrived from Glencoe on Saturday night
10 brings the welcome news that sixtywo persons who
were supposed TO be killed sao Among the party
were forty-two women and children
Aaorg Them are Mrs. Gabraith and family, Mr. Links
and family, Mr. Givens and family T. Rider John Ger
mae NJ. MilUr, Mr. cramscy, Mr. Hawkins Mr. Parker,
Mr. FicvSe Mr. Ashley, Mr. Rotwell family and the
Fadde~ fmily.
AS rcTds the ate Of the missionaries he thinks abou
Forty ass includ g those between Lac Qui pare and
the Agency killed He says all the former Indians
gathered al r. Riggs 10 defend him. but have
BEEN overpowsrsd.
nessengerfrom Hender Vn says the hal-breed scout
Fremer would yssurn to Forr Ridgey, and give the in
mates such Of relief to induce them hold
out 1nere bo surren.' 'or without annihiation
and the inmates know this COLONEL Sibieys force At
st. Peters at four o'coek Saturday morning. &ty miles
from Fort RidgeIy but ocd reNc thore before Sun
day evening
Colonel Cslsn, with hundred cavalry, proposed
70 strike ac7oss tho country from Hsasrson and may
get there ahesd'of sibloy.
is believed tho Indiass will get information Of the
advancing force and will hastily leave the fsFt.
Colonel Cullen writes that ths further he advances the
worse the bscomss. All the inhabitants are aock
log into the towns.
Hon. j. R. Cleveland writes, the 2fst, from
NAuksss, that 10 stayed at New Ulm last
night, and saw tao most terrible 81 ghts-in one
instance eight bodies Of salwart with cut
from to ear, skulls battered limbs mutilated He
knew some OF them well and they good ctizvns of
Brown county.
Our opinion that not less than one hundred are aas
sacred Large portions OF Blue Earth Brown counties
are depopuated with the wheat left unstacked in the
folds. The owners are flying eastward.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1862.
Mr.. Dole, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, tsegraphs
hter from st. Paul. MINI, chat he has reached there,
route for the Red river or the North The annuties
for the Sioux had arrived safely but he that was
too ate he had reports of unchecked Of the
Sioux III tho presence Of considerable force of United
states soldiers. There has been much delay in pay
ing this tribe their annutes and 1t is believed that their
recent outbreak against the whites had been excited by
mschsvous parties. The Indian Office urgently asked an
appropriation TO operate upon tho Yantans branch OF
The Sioux, and other wild and warke Indians in the
Northwest but Congress thoroughly interested
the niger pay much attention what related the
poor Indian.
The reports Of the Indian oursges have been referred
General Haleck, to provide the remedy. Commissioner
Dole estimates that hundred men, exclusive OF women
and Children have been already massacred
The OrERA-we understand that letters have been
received from Mr. Ulman announcing that Mile Titens
will positively commence her engagement here in the
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ne Cartcs de Vfsite for rS1-AtVaughan's
22s Bowey in the best syle and notice, will sit
you until suited. No. 2z8 Bowery.
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L sBE WILKES SPIRIT.
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BAILEY a S0urHARD, ~ Psyk place n
CUTTERS AND CHApLAi,hs rRNrs-c. n TYLER |
- mensiscsurer, q Has, f,ruadwss NJ
vxrATCHRs AND JEW ELRy
w OF AL desctpilo Gold Watches iu Huntng Ca
FOR ladies low as SO each wars oorret time
cs, for sale by 30. q. ALLEN, No. $40 Rrajwss, Oaa
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The Rebels Lament
Obi for the days loAg passed away.
When, with . pocket full Of rocks"
used 70 promenade Broadway.
And buy my stylish hats from KNOX.
All. mel how well can recall
The memry of those graceful, styles,
Which, every Spring and every Fail,
To get rode thousand miles.
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accept q serenade, and express his views publicly to-
morrow night on the draft, emancipation and coonza
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Royal Havana I0ttery.-Prixcs CRssed
snd information furnished. Highest price paid for Dou5
looms. TAYLOR Co, Bankers, lb.wai street. N. Y.
Prizes CnsheJ in all Lezaiizcd Lottc-
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
III Wall street. room No. I, New York.
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Eight Carte de Visites for 81. The Best
n the city, at WOODS Gallery, 20S Bowery, N Y.
Eight Cartcs de Visitc for $1-Nqual to
he best made BALCHS. 233 Greenwich st., Barclay
AmbrOtype and Photograph Artist
wanted, aud young to attend gallery at 264 Broad
yaE
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot. Wholesale and retail, No. Asor House.
The Dye Il applied by experienced artists
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Tru sses.-Marsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Trss No 2vesey ST. opposite the church No connection
VIA any other icc Of Female auendnt
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Prof. l.. Mller's Hair Dye, Fifty Cents,
black and brown. The best Try It. Sold by druggists
DEPOT 50 Dey street.
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Beautiful Complexion-Phalon'sG GSnOw
White Cream when applied e tho face neck and arms
smooth, and the airest complexion transparenty white
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealersl
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cares the
We "a worst form of Sua. obstinate Eruption of the Skin
aud Ulcers No. DisoH street. New York city, since
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w. A. Batchelor's Celebrated Establish.
for Wigs Toupees Hair Dye, aad HaE Dyeing and
beautifying l6 Bond
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Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low creheads upper lips or any part OF the body;
Marranted 463 Broadway.
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Protect the Brave Volunteers by Sap-
pying them with Holloways Pills. to gaard them agasast
rntas,na and bilious
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Hllrs Hair Dye, 30 Cents.-Black or
Brown-bes in Depot No Barclay street. and sold
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

heroes That day will stand highest in the scale
OF national festivals, and the reformers of the
second revolution will seem to form. in the
vista OF tine past, one group with the patriots
OF the first. On that day the people of the
United States ceased to be a slaveholding ma
ton. Till then there had been a gulf fixed be-
tween them and all those christian nations
which had outgrOwn the barbariSm of holding
men as slaves; and now the nation has come
over to the side on which we stand Its now
entitled to act and speak as a free nation
should. 1t is now qualified to act with us.
without misgiying and without hypocrisy,
against the slave trade. 1t is no longer a
subject for the scepticism and scorn of the
world, because of the contrast between its pro
tession and its practice After struggle be-
tween the best and the worst elements of its
society-a struggle prolonged through two
generations-it has abolished slavery on the
national territory; and the national govern
ment has ceased to be a slaveholdIng power.
Slavery has sunk to be a mere state institu
ton; and. deprived of national sanction and
support, and exposed, as it now is, to the con-
demnatiOn of the American governments. To-
gether with all other government, it cannot
long sustain itself under the scorn and looth-
ing Of human society. As Il national institu-
ton it could assume to defy foreign opinion
As domestic institution" reprobated Mt
Washington as in London and Paris. lis doom
Is PLAIN, andits strength is broken.
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frlOap 9f(Orning, allan %, 1852.

/ self in his bath. Tastes differ. Strychnine
| seems preferable to intestine-ripping, and be-
sides converting a friends house into butch
er's shop, is decidedly bad manners.
The Philadelphia North American says that
shipbuilderS in that city never enjoyed more
prosperous times. The shipyards are as busy
as well patronized tailors' shops on Saturday
| nights.
In Philadelphia German tailor named Pc
ter Cherbron while in fit of jealousy, shot
his wife and then shot himself with a pistol
the wounds in both cases proving fatal Six
children are made orphans by this tragedy
Personal.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Shannon of Boston in her
recent suit in that city for divorce. managed
her case IN opposition to two Of the ablest
lawyers in the state, Henry F. Durant and
Edward ID. Sohier. Two of her witnesses
were Gov. Andrew and B. f. Hallett. her for
mer counsel
About one o'clock Sunday morning. Gen.
Wool and Mr.. Chase got back from Norfolk
to fortress Monroe with news of its surrender
TO our forces. The president and his secre-
tary OF war, who were abed, instantly arose
to meet their nocturnal visitors, and did not
in their hurry stop to dress. Gen. Wool saws
he has not yet recovered from the hug which
Stanton gave him, nor will he ever recover
from the shock given him by seeing so great
man as Stanton, so exalted Il man as the
president, in his night-shirt
\ correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
says that Mcclellan telegraphed to Halleck,
the other day, asking him how he was coming
on with his great victories in the west-where-
at the Old gentleman waXed slightly warm, and
declared that he might have a little time as
well as Mcclellan, but that he would soon
show him what he was about
Prentice is responsible for report that the
beggars Of the southern confederacy positive
ly decline confederate notes.
Senator summers speech on the war power
OF the government, in which he argued that
the rebels were at once public enemies and
CRIMINALS, to be pursued as enemies and to be
punished as criminals, was delivered on the
anniversary Of that speech of his. the appen-
dix to which gave one Brooks of South Caro-
lima temporary notoriety as the embodiment
OF the barbarism of the south.
The sum Of $4,000 has been contributed TO
the fund for Lieut.. Worden, late Of the Mon
itor, in New Y ork city.
James F. Baldwin. a well known engineer
OF Boston, died almost instantaneouslv on the
2Oth. He was man Of great skill in his
profession, and was one of the first board of
commissioners for the Introduction of Cochit
uate water into the city.
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V ORCE S TER:



The war department has applied to the gov
ernors OF the loyal states for information in
regard to raising additional troops. Gov.
Andrew at once responded for Massachusetts,
that she would furnish herquota OF any num-
Der that might be required. and he will pyoba-
Div receive authority soon, if he has not al
ready. to raise three or more regiment,
Since the recruiting service was discontinued
nearly every regiment in the field has been re-
. duced by disease Or battle. We have no doubt
also that the labor to be performed in several
of the independent departments has proved too
great for the number of men who could be
spared to fill them. Charleston and Sayan-
nah still faunt the banner of treason be-
cause we have not been prepared to
take and hold them with security
1t is very probable that the three mill
tary departments in Virginia, north Of
Richmond. under Fremont, Banks, snd Nc
Dowell, though they have sustained no actual
reyerses, and have really done much brave
work, have from the same cause failed to
meet in some respects the impatient cxpecta-
tons of the public. There is no reason in
the world why they should not have all the
force they deem to he necessary for suhjugat-
ing rebellion within their limits at once The
men stand ready to move whenever they are
called. The government has certainly had
assurances enough that it will be sustained in
any earnest and decided measures for bring
ing the war to a speedy and triumphant end.
There is no want Of courage, no decline of pa
triotism, no failure of interest in the issues
which may eliminate at any moment. The
government has only to say the word, and
more men who never yet wore uniform will
rally to its standard than ever dreamed
of answering the blasts on the famous bugle
OF Rhoderick Dhu. The two great divisions
of our army are still moving prudcntly and
cautiously forward before Richmond and Cor
NTH. We donot apprehend disaster at either
point. But while they are occupied with the
great work which has been allotted to them
it does not become the country TO neglect any
reasonable preparation for the future. TC
that end MISUNDERSTANDING and faithful Il
the Union now rs she has been from tn
begining-will do her full share.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE Drsrnrcr
or COLUMBIA. - Neither Engshmen nor
frenchmen have been forward to recognize
the fact that the 10th of April 1862. Was n
day which will stand in American history os
the greatest day since that Of the signing of
the Declaration Of lndepcndcnce--th doV Of
TINS century which will he honored through all
time, whatever may be the destiny in store for
the republic. When the traditions Of sea and
land victories are becoming dim, when the
grass has grown high on the graves of fallen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

The facts in relation To the death of CIa,o-
land fhe das,arodo ,,,d III, 49,
io,,s ;o,,t W. CIV az ioope[' are as Io!-
ment recently made the acquaintance of
CInvalond for +b, ,,,,r,,,,, ~ -: VI
,,+ IT,, ,o' s,'G PoSe Vi securing ms ar
49, ~ lS"'Htu Ills plallS' companions and
P InI. VI IenoG"NouS' LAST Saturday, the
4 ms l'iie ne was win cleveland IN Os-
t.,.i,,T,,,t ~ .,iS co'nP"ily lor tie
's.,t 49, w. W 'i'e" VII puhoE'y morning SER
-, -'t t i0'o.,eu ES""atohhe' with ten
,'-I,di Us eo'i a. Ihey "ao aScertaihed the
III N,''o''S VI cle' eI"nu they surrounded
.ii 10y MISSY MOTIFS h4ockeu at the door, and
co. nv II '''eie Was man there by the name
>I'''''' ie leuo''pl'oie Jay ilaWker an
~ INV summons III person. lie came to
All l,,,. la d nav IG.oiNef IN each hand
''',' '''0 S'."P p'" 'oou' HIS Douy'
HotIhls-l naE r, come here to arrest YOU
by YOU or any other man Y6ure to ga. I Nc u?ne
ed, have done good many other things in nv
me- NE OuI LEA lear no man nan, nor set Of men;
alive and am "n ~ 10 DO axe your BODY dead or
GIVE killed MANY man, and will do it again
II you attempt to drive me.
more thau Hyy y6 on done great many things
going to take you. '''''' mt am
Glow MANY men have you got?
y nan r 1ei', n. .,.,.
warping ''''' '"'' "' moments
M.-You needn't talk about raising men. for I'm,
going TO have You, dead or alive.
- uon ~, IKE TO 60 With soldiers Get lieu
Lieut. Walker was sent for and cana down. r.,
was umarmed
- WI 60 wlth you lieutenant, if you will go
-,
i1ie"' ~, " 'iNel G"'i>eiite''' ana mounted his
ei''liG 'iso mounted morse, put
spurs 10 MN ana broke away. The soldiers
w ere NOtu Oh lilClF horses ana III close DIIpSlit
VI ,'le ny ing luSi.iVe' cleveland dlSmounted
%' 'it 1 o'a"a'aihle' branch OF the Marais
ues OySneS' ana ABOUT mile from town. lie
turned hfed several shots out OF a revolver,
Threw that ana MS watch INTO the stream and
sPrahS doWh the steep bank. As the soldiers
began to close in on him he fired shot after
shot from the two remaining rcyolvers, but
with such desperation and madness that none
OF them took effect As he was raising his
hand the last time to fire, a private named
johnson, pierced him with a Mimic ball which
entering his person under the left shoulder.
tore through his heart and nearly perforated
his body The arm dropped. the tall form
fell. and almost instantly life was ovtinn+
The soldiers then carried the lifaless form to
Osawatomie and delivered if to the citizens
who have since given Cleveland 4 burial
We believe the first onnearonce Of Glove
land in Kansas was in Nav last No ono
seemed to know where he came from tboIai,
there has always been a rumor that he was a
convict who had made his escane from III"
Jefferson City penitentiarv. He was nsnaIIv
silent about his early history. and wisely sn
for when he opened his month on thor tor,;a
the most inconsistent statements can," fol,,,
it, He became popular MS fiobtno NM. man ~
the time when Union men were So heortInssi,,
driven from their homes in thc horde no,,-;
ties of Missouri Ho os,,,,,,..,l -: ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

HARVARD CNIvERsITY.-The board of over
seers Of Harvard college met at Boston, yes
terday, to act upon the nomination of Rev
Thomas Hill, d. d, for president of the uni
versity. The discussion, which was in Sc
cret session, and occupied several hours, is
said to have been very animated. His name
was finally rejected by a vote of 10 to ga
majority Of the elective members of the board
voting against him. A dispatch announcing
the result, says, 1.-THE cause of learning in the
west, and the interests of Antioch college of
which DIR. Hill is president, were successful
" urged AGAINST his continuation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23
From the Atlantic Monthly for June.
Astraea at the Capitol.

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT or co-
LUMBIA 1852.
When first ] saw our banner wave
ABOVE the nations conncil-hau,
heard beneath its marble wall
Inc ciahklug letters Of the slave!
In the foul markct-placc / stood,
Aud saw the christian mother sold
Ana childhood with lis locks of gold
hiue-eyed and fair with saxon blood.
shut my eyes, held my breath.
And smolhciiug down The wrath and shame
mat set my northern blood adame,
Stood silcmt-where 10 speak was death
Beside me gloomed the prison-cell
w here wasted one in slow decline
For mcrlHs simple words ui mine.
And loving freedom all too well
The flag that doated from the dome
tappcd menace in the mOrniugair;
Stood Il peIilcd stranger where
HE human broker made his home
For crime was virtue: Gown and Sword
Ana Law their threeto!d sanction gave,
And to the quarry OF the slave
W Vent hawking with our symbol bird.
On the oppressors side was power:
And yet / knew that every wrong,
howe'er old, however strong,
But waited Gou's aYeugiug hour
knew that truth would crush the lie
somehow something, the end would be;
\ e scarcely dared hope to see
The triumph with my mortal eye.
But now see ii! in the sun
free flag floats from Wonder dome,
And at the nations hearth and home
The justice long delayed is done.
Not as we hoped, in calm of prayer
me message OF deirerance comes,
Bat heladed by ron OF drums
On waves OF bauletroubled air!-
Midst sounds that madden and appaI.
he song that Bctlehem's shepherds knew -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

No Truce WITH TRMToRs.-Thcre is a
growing disposition, manifested by certain
Journals, to propose and advocate measures
Of Cancellation and compromise with armed
rebels. This course will hardly aStonish the
attentive observer of events, who will remen-
Der the encouraging tone of these same pub
lie prints towards the conspirators, until the
aroused patriotism of northern trecmen
warned them not to indulge their natural in
cllnations. Men, who were forced by an
oyerpowering public sentiment to oppose Sc
cesSlon and treason, cannot be largely reck-
oned on for truth and loyalty. But, certain
ly, the first lisp Of compromise, by northern
man, now or in the future, will stamp in
delible disgrace upon his honor and man
hood. There can be no pandering with
treason; there is no palliative except a
total humiliation Of the damnable hercsy.
70 talk of compromise with the outlaw crew,
Is simply yielding up the cause for which our
armies have been marshaled, and spurning
the sacrifices made in its behalf, on the battle
field by noble champions. ''Unconditiona
surrender" is the current compromise of the
hour, and there can be no swerving, no dcrc-
LECTION from it, if we would snatch our coun-
try and her free institutions from the impcnd-
ing danger. Who desires compromise with
traitors? If there is a man, so base, he can
be safely pronounced his country's enemy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

the Seth chapter of his adventures, and Cor
ley Farm" is continued with Illustrations of
Lady Mason going before the magistrates, and
a business conference between Sir Peregrinc
and AIR Rounds. Interesting articles upon
George Brancroft, Burr's Conspiracy, Con-
corning Laughter, and the Editors Miscel-
lany, fill out its ample pages. For sale in
Boston by A. Williams & Co., and at Edward
Mcllen's in this CITY,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-23

HARPER's MAGAZINE for June overtlows
with an interesting variety. Its illustrated
articles are day in "Broadway;" J. Ross
Brownies Dangerous Journey in CALIFORNIA;"
"The Catawissa Railroad illustrative of
American scenery; CROUCH Riding Down
South" &c. Miss Prescott commences a new
story Of the experience Of a northern govern
ess in southern aristocratic family, entitled
"Madeline SchdefIer,7 and Miss Muloch a
household story, entitled Mistress and
Maid" Thackeray carries "Philip" through
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ND a Gard to the T.adIes
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Inc paintings by Miss Emmons, now On exhibition at
the Academy Of Fine Arts, well worthy careful ev
animation We are glad to know that her classes ar,
success The evening instruction comnends itself to nil
who cannot claim lesare by day and Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons the little folks are cared for They
evidently like to draw and be better lifted for life
ii they gain this accomplishment while young Every
man OF business ana every lady sees moments when the
artists power even in small degree may be source
Of profit and happiness. The exhibition room i, always
free and is iavorite eycurg resort