The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-05
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O"o" oV'uieiSs Dufle0 near 0nepafQAtOWna
was denied, till the consent OF General Lee
or Stewart was obtained, which occupied
about an hour. This shows that the rebel
Generals are not far oft, and that tho rebel
army have not yet. retreated up the Shen.
andoah Valley.
The rebels sent their sick and wounded
to Stanton, evidently anticipating an early
movement Of the army Of the Potomac.
1t IS believed that no large body of the
enemy has crossed to the east side of the
Blue Ridge. f>..>T
j. : ~ s.ts SHARPsBURG, October 20.
An important arrest was made last night
Rev. Robert Donslas, living near here wa.s
arrested for exhibiting signals to the enemy,
and was sent under guard TO Harpcr's Ferry
last night. .. .. :
.E ~. #s PHILADELPHIA, October 20.
The Washington Star of this evening,
says 1t IS believed in front that Lee has d.
v1ded his army INTO two large corps, one un
der jackson and the other under Longstreet,
and IS leaving the region in which he has
been posted since re-crossing the river into
Virginia.. ~. ...f
From Information received this forenoon
we be'leve'that portions Of: Jacnson's advance
has crossed the Blue Ridge by Front Royaf.
and that force OF s, 600 under Col. Walk.
|er are known to have been for two davs
past at Uppervil'e-the advance Of Long
streets corps.
The expedition Of the rebel generals was
probably to- be able to make a successful
dash At Sigeps corps, and around Centreyille
on their retreat towards Gordonsville.
WASHINGTON, October 80.
Times' Special. ]-Advices from Fort
Monroe indicate that the rebels are in force
and continually increasing at Petersburg -
They axe commanded by Longstreet, and
are believed to be largely com posed Of the
veterans Of Lees army, who remains with A
comparatively small force At Winchester, to
hold the army OF the Potomac in check.
New YORK, October 30.
Anotherimportaut blow at the slave trade
was dealt yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court in this city, in the conviction
Of Albert Horn, for fitting out the steamer
City of Norfolk for that trade.
The British steamer Wachutta. Canta;n
Gilpen w1s brought into Port Royal on last
Thursday prize to gunboat Mem phis, com .
mander Wantmaush. She was captured
after a full days chase off the coast of N. c..
She threw overheard the greater portion Of
her carga, and so slanted her engines as to
be unable to make steam.
She i said to have been loaded with arms
and ammunition.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 80.
The loyal citizens arrested on Tuesday
night have not been released.
Gov. Bradford demands the unconditional
release of all the parties arrested and that
all the papers and documents seized be given
up.
The petition for the removal of General
Wool has received numerous signatures last
night and this morning.
An advertisement appears in loyal papers
to day, inviting the citizens of Baltimore to
call at the Union Reading Room and sign a
memorial to President Lincoln for the re
moyal Of Gen. Wool.
WAsHINcToN, Oct. 81.
Especial to Post Private advices from
Gen. McClellan's headquarters, says Lee is
still in the vicinity Of Winchester, and pro.
bably intends to fight there.
1t was supposed by some Of our shrewd
est generals, yesterday, that Lee would cross
Blue Ridge through Ashby's Gap, on his
retreat 10 GordonsviIle, expecting to fight a
battle not far from Manassas
Burnside and Sigel are on the watch for
him on this side Of the ridge.
1t is believed the Alabama is now on the
track Of the Aspinwall steamers, for the
purpose Of intercepting the treasure ship.
CAIRO, Oct. 81.
A late Grenada appeal says that Gen.
Price is reported to have evacuated Holly
Sp ings on Sunday last.
The Columbus (Georgiaj Times of the
l7th. says General Butler with seven thou
sand men landed, and it was expected he
"ould advance on the junction Of the Mo-
bile. Montgomery and Pensacola railroad.
General Hindman. now in the military
prison at Little Rock, is shortly to be taken
to Richmond.
A bert Pike has written long letter to
the Arkansas Patriot showing up General
fiind,nan's course. He says that while in
Memphis llindman went to the banks OF
that city under assumed authority from
Beauregard. and made them fork over a
million dollars for operations in Arkansas.
After getting into that State he issued Sc
ries o. most extraordinary military orders :;
tirst declared martial law next, had all the
cotton seized for the COME 1era,e government
or burned next, ordered all provisions OF
whatever kind likely to fall into Gen. Cur
tis' hands, 10 be destroyed and ordered oil
wells IT the country that Curtiss might pass
through to be poisoned; finally he refn,ed
to let any citizen pass beyond the limits of
Arkansas for any purpose whatever. ~
Il New YORK, November l.
The Tines special Washington CORES
pondent says Col. Wendham, with a cav
airy force, wss, at last accounts, driving the
rear guard Of the rebel General Walkers
force Though Ashby's Gap.
~ Yesterday another detachment drove the
enemy into their retreat in Thsroghfare
Gap.
A dispatch to the Times says that reliable
,ntor 1'ation is received that several immense
iron clad frigates are being constructed in
England for the rebels. , s..< /
Zen Longstreet was at Petersburg, and
will command the rebel army moving to
attack Suffolk. >s1a - -
Gen Dix is said to be strong in the belief
that the attack is to be made there, and 1t
/ orktown, and also At Fortress Monroe. i
asa .....s.sz.. WASHINGTON. November /.
Especial to Hsrall. l-WnEArLASD., Va.
Oct- 31st.-Gen. Stoneman's division of
ten W'lccx's corps, yesterday occupied
LeesoaEg without opposition This move
will enable Gen. Pleasanton's cavalry tol