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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

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10 i@lcdt. - Gin unteroff;ier, ber allfili
IN elmer Citation lon in8te in ieiner
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05
Belletrif { 8.
OaS Ne8ermeib.

> 9er3 l1au nibt mad We0en unSermanbt,
SIN @pnncnuntereans lieet nibt ber Grei-
beit 9aub;
QBas ITS, bas bert binauS bid trtebe?
Dprt rauld,t tein 2orteer fit bes frommen
@angers @ruft,
Dprt Gnb sic @Seel itumn, bic B!un,en
cbne Duft,
Die Menl9enber3en obne Qtebe.-
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
wApRES's zouAyE BRIGADE.
Arrivals snd Departures.

Lrvr arooi--stcamsbip City OF New York-Miss Anna
Randall Miss Mary Randall Mrs Browning and CHI I'D MIR
X SEYMOUR Mrs Milford Miss McCcrren, Miss Milford,
Mrs Pike three children and nurses Mrs de Silva Miss cor
Cae Mr. Ledysrd aud lady, Miss Ledysrd Miss Mary Led.
yard Mrs Gordon. Mrs sherman. Mrs Carnegie Carnegie
Mr. Miller Charles Briggs james Boswell A Bartlett.
Rev Forster Rev MT Eenvpod. Rev DIR McSwcney John
Hspcy Charles Hepburn, Joha marsh John Marsh,
Captain Jordan q gucknsn. NJ Andrews and lady,
Miss Lizzie Andrew Mr. Bazoge, Mr. sscey BAXTER Rev
Mr. Hough, Mr. Caughey, Mr. Blackburn, Messrs Ash.
worth, Herzngcr, Mrs vienard, Mr. james Duedon Mr.
John powsi " william sims NJ rho@as Mr. ssmasi
MIS- Rogers Mrs vucsef Mrs . y Carpenter Ms Jones
Mrs Ansell Mrs John Cowles Mr. A n socumhc. Mr. w
King. M + M Rockies Mr. George Levine, Mr. John
Lvesey. MI standot, Mr. Luigi Rottero. Mr. Louis
sln,'on, MT Archibald Rinslana Nj James Laycocs'
Ga,sicr, Ingram, PARK and lady. James Thompson
By. Miss seiSy Rev Iiokcs and ndy Pssscss lady
aud dsugher schetter lsdy aud two childvn Mr. Swan
snd lady Henry Sy Hs Muncs ssa lady kv
gan Edward Doherty, John Healy Jas Rinsia Mr. Mole.
nau, John Bridgcman and tatx, John Bridgcman, WIN
Brieeman, Mr. Peacock and SON. Mrs Bates AIeYahdsr
MissJans Graham, 1Connen JOS Cor,eiyou, Mrs Nc.
Cormick, \ q Keclsr.
A.rrswAIL--s,camship North ssr-csp, Rldridse and
family Mrs nun.e % and family, Tsnls aud family, MS
0eorc Hammond, NJ D, : N; Y Libby, LYMAN ,;rwes
Chss siaIler, N Lenyard, Il Rome, j u IIumphrev
McCamornes and lady, Chas Mclaughlin and lady j 1
Hodge Miss Tinkham. I B.u.nn aud fanny, = Rates
three children Miss s,shi Miss 0morr teo spring
yiansn n Bradley, McCummorvts. chas Charbcund
y Mr,i ,iuney, " ID williams Joseph, n T. ralsweI n
wicos. Benson, W Rich-and % in the sccrsgc
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
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7hs City Of Now YcSk and Hanm At New York
and Hibsrnian at Quebss.
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THE PEACE ADDRESS 70 IL. LINCOLN.
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How tine English AristOCrats OPP
pose q Reunion.
letter from che Captain who Spoke
tAs "2oo,"
kss ks.s ~.
THE PEACE ADDRESS 70 ng. LISYE

tho screw steamship City Of New York CAptsn Petrle
which left Liverpool At the LIST and Queenstown
On che afternoon OF the ~ inst arrived ~ this port
shout seven O'Clock yesterday evening.
Tho steamship Hansa, Captain Won santn, which left
Southampton on tho 1st inst arrived also At this port
yesterday evening.
Tho news by both vessels has bc9u fully anticipated by
the eiegrsphc report OF the Hibernan off Cape Race
published in the HERALD yesterday morning.
Tho steamship Hibernian from Liverpool on the "a,
via Londonderry tho Sd instant passed. Father Point
yesterday morning and reached her dock at Quebec
yesterday evening Her is anticipated by her own
dispatches lsnded at Cape Race
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The European Peace Address-Appeal OF
T, the Men ~ Science TO Mr.. LincoIn.
From the London Times, Oct. /
The sujoined address to his Exceliency Abraham Lin
con President Of the United States Of America has been
signed at Brussels by almost every nation
In Europe. In the hope perhaps too sanguine that II
might have some Influence in terminating the terrible
war now raging In America. We much fear that phi
lanthropica object which those gentlemen have view
will be marked by disappointment The following Is the
document
SIn-A number of tho members or the Association for
the Promotion Of Social Science assembled in Brus.
ses and representing OF the European States ven.
ture TO address the President or that great people the
western World In whose progress and prosperity they
cannot but feel the deepest interest.
The melancholy strife which raging aud dovas-
tatng large portion Of the North American continent
has in its origin and progress given irresistible proofs Of
the energy and excitement with which the opposing
sections have contended for the opinions principles
which each has advocated. Now, zoe fdiriv doubt the
ncrtfy Of b0h but II il not the purpose OF this friendly
communication TO- wound the suscepbilities Of either
Blood enough has been shed, treasures enough have
been poured out and II 10 In the hOpe that tho prayer
hitherto but too aintly uttered but which,
represents the almost unanimous sentiment Of your
European brehenthe hope that the prayer truce
for peace may find concurring response the Western
world, that venture to breathe from this side Of
the Atlantic.
We dare not propose 10 people SO ssI(supportcd so
excited cannot b0 uninfuenced by the events
and the teachings Of experience-we dare propose
any particular TNodus fyocesndi by which the grave
question and difference may be pacifcaly solved: but
II suspension OF hostihties could be obtained rs Ire
liminary measure, time might be gvcn to consider by
what nstrumentality tho present disastrous conflict
might be brought to an end. II the will exist-whch
would not for Q moment doubt-the means. may be
found moro practicable than they at first appear The
whole civilized world would rejoice in happy con-
summation, aad IL we can in any way contribute towards
II we shall indeed not have appealed in vain patriots
and Christians
Here follow the signatures. which sre numerous.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival or the 1880 and I46th New York
Regiments.

The above regiment arrived in this city at an early
hour on Sunday morning. aud Immediately took its de-
parure for the OF railroad accident occurred
while the regiment its way to this city, per the
Erie Railroad. The following is list Of those who
injured upon the OCCASION
Chas W. Hcndershott foot mashed.
Sergeant Jared Anderson, slightly
sergeant Horace Cornelius, slightly
Clark Fralick. head slightly.
Edmund Murphy, foot mashed
The One Hundred and Forty-sxth regiment Of New
York Volunteers arrived in this city from Oneida
on Sunday morning, and left at six O'Clock the same
evening
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
Operations I'm Arkamsas-Northern Mis-
scuri Cleared OF Rebels, Sc.
Guerrilla Bands Broken Up-Rebel Cor
rcspondence Captured.

SEDAiIA, MO-, Oct. 10, 1867.
The sixth Missouri state militia, Colonel Catherwood,
have In several scouting expeditions within the last few
days broken up various bands Of guerlas, killing the
notorious Jo Kirk, who has murdered many private
citizens lately, Capt sanders, Of the Third Mississippi
and Lieut.. Alexander OF the same regiment, and some
nfty bushwackers. They also brought into camp th .
morning Colonel VIM. n. McCown, Confederate States
Army, who escaped from the 81. Louis military prison
some time ago by backenns himself and then passing
the sentinel They have also captured large corres-
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
National Horse Fair PostPoacd an Ao-
eouns Of the storny Weather.


The Natioual Horse Fair, which VAS TO be opcucd in
ss city to-day, postponed on aoooant q the weather,
which Is exceedingly sicrny. The exhibition will now
open on "Wednesday the 10th inst aud will continue fSs
three days The presiams viii all be paid as awarded
without discount os abatement, very large uusabc
OF entrees have already been male, aad s;eudsd exh,
tiou may be ib,kei fos
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
The Draft in New York 10 Take Place
On November 10.

UCt. IsbZ.
There has not, thus far, been any day fixed for the
draft this State but II Is understood that the
will be published tomorrow that the commissioners TO
hear determine the Of persons claiming 70 be
exempt from military duty viii enter upon their duties
Immediately; that volunteers 10 n regiments will be
ccivcd until the 1st OF November and the draft viii take
place the 10th Of November.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
Interesting from Fortress Monroe.
MMH Or CAPTAIN GRIER TALLMAD0E-HEAvY
STORM AT FORTRESS MoNRoB.

BALffMURE, Uct. %, Ts0z
Captain Gricr Tallmadge, Of the Second artillery, Uni
ted States Army and at Fortress Monroe
died on saturday evening. His body arrived here tais
morning. and will be forwarded to his friends at P0ugh
keepse, New York.
heavy storm prevailed at Fortress Monroe yesterday
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
Fourteenth District Congregational Nomi-
nation.
AfH,xv. tlot N. Iaeo

Hon. Faasus Corning was to-day unanimously renomi
mated tor congress BY acclsmtion by The democracy of
Albany aud Schohare counties
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
A New military Department.

81. LoUs, Oct. IL. 1852.
The combined armies Of Missouri and Kansas, as an
army corps in the neld, now commanded by Brisadier
General schoneld win hereafter DO dcnomnated the
"Anny Of the Frontier" By order Of Major Genera
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

The Brig Marshall Ashore.
Bosrox, Oct. 13, 1851
The brig Marshall, from Gerse, Africa is ashore OF
uFalse Hpt -
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
The English Arist0crats Against Re.
union.
From the London Herald (Derby organ), Sept 2s.1

We should think III OF the Confederates IL on ~ay terms
whatever they consented accept fellow oountrymen
the merceDary hordes Of runs by whom their country
has been desolated
And the acceptance Of Northern submission would be
as contrary TO sound policy right feeling pa
tri0tc instincts. Tho Union only be
by giving certain powers however limited to the fede.
raj government and binding the Northern States
observe certain conditions Of the federal compact They
cannot be excluded from oil share in the federal power
sooner or lner, probably within ten years. theymust
by force OF wealth and numbers their ascen-
dancy at Warrington; and then tho work OF the two
last years would have 10 be done over again. II
any paper constitution, f any guarantees, IL any
oaths could bind the Northern states TO the
Of their federal duties and preclude them from inter-
fo-ing in the internal affairs Of their ncighbors the
cosftution couid haze sg6ced That constuion Mey
lated haIuciiy and susmaticoHv Their preachers in
oucated the duty Of perjury their lawyers defended tres
son; their statesmen formed political parties override
the law their citizens assembled to resist by armed
force; nay, armed murderers from the North invaded
Virginia. assassnated sleeping citizens In their beds aud
when hanged for their crimes honored martyrs
in New England What guarantee be given by such
people which would be worth than the paper on
which il was wrttsDS What folly could there be
than throw away tho fruits OF eighteen menths of
durancs. Of sloodshed Of glorious achievement by
uniting with race by which no obligation, however
solenn has ever been respected day after had The
power and the temptation violate II? OF such madness
cannot boieve thatfhe able statesmen who guide the
dasnies Of the Confederate states will ever be guilty.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
the CAMPAIGN IN the SOUTHWEST

Rebel Opt Union OF the Battle or C0rinth-
Opposition OF Hon. II. A. Nelson to
President Lincoln's Procla ma tion-Sur-
prise OF a Rebel Camp, sc.
CAIRO, Oct 10, 1852.
suit OF the Corinh battle disastrous the
rebels than reports II is stated that the attack
opposed by all but OF the rebel generals mean
ing, probably, Van Dorm against whom there great
dignation manifested.
Hon. 7. A. Nelson Of Tennessee, who has hitherto
manned neutral has published address condemning
strong President Lincon's proclamation emanc
pate the slaves.
The expedition sent from Memphis Sunday last TO
Wolf river few miles beyond Germantown returned on
Tuesday having surprised rebel camp and killed four
including captain wounded fourteen and captured
nfty and number Of horses and arms.
Operations I'm Administration Mis-
scuri Cleared OF Rebels, Sc.
SPRINGFIELD, No., Oct. 10, 1862.
Papers and dispatches dated late the 9Th inst,
have been received by General Combs from Arkan-
sas Hndmsn then at Duvas Bluff. Parsons
was represented moving towards Northern Missouri
andfseeking to unite.
The rebel commander Holmes was at Little Rock.
General schohed had arrived al CassviIe in Barry
county, near the Arkansas line.
Southwestern Missouri is cleared OF rebel
forces, and teegraphc communication is complete TO
Cassvile
Two divisions OF army are left at Helena under
General Can.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Eats bLssh-
mcn fer wigs Tonpees, Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng, and
Modavia Cream fer bcanyins ths hair. 6 Bond
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
Military Movements in Now York ans
Vlcimity.
THE GALLANT HIGHLAND REGIMENT.

THE GALLANT HIGHLAND RE0IMENT.
By advertisement in another column IL viii be seer
that recruits wanted for the Seventy regiment
the Scottish Highland corps Of New York. This regiment
was Of the nrst In the field and among the dis
tngushed for its vaor at the FIRST battle OF Bull
Its famous charge James Island near Charleston will
be remembered and the gaps made 10 its diminished
ranks at Antetam call upon the brave hl ihcm up
The recruiting Offices at the Mercer House and the
Park.
wARRES's z0UAvE BRIGADE.
The Second regiment Of warren's Brigade, snc1mped
Staten Island the formation Of which
about month since under the title OF second battalion
Duryse Zouaves, has enlisted full regimenta compile
ment q mon, but owing 70 the easy egress from camp
its final completion s somewhat necessarily delayed The
First regiment Of tho brigade he old Fifth New York OF
Duryee zouaves), now encampcd near Washington, for
merly commanded by Colonel (now Brigadier General)
Warren, bis commission dating since Antietsm, having
been acting - such for soms time previous and
gmcnt 10 Be raised under his supervision Gen. Warren
who has bad several parts Of regiments offered him will
form thc brigade In point Of physique his brigade will bs
second TO nohe and The men a being uniformed alike in
the full Turkish Zouave uniform, 1t viii present hnt
appearance 10 the ned. brigade band 70 wanted foI
this organization and competent parties wishing further
information apply TO Colonel Hull at
Mozart Hall, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
The Privateer "No. asO,o

FNOM WHO SPOkE HER
To 1HE EDITOR or THE LONDON BERAED.
SR-When standing towards the island of Flores, on
the 10th instant, observed a raksh looking steamer
steering direct towards my vessel changing her
| crossed her path. When nearing her hoisted the
British ensign, and the steamer then in chase of
schooner and fired two shotted guns her bows.
which caused her 10 heave to- boats from the steamer
thcn took possession Of her. My ship about two
miles distant from them. Tho steamers boats in APP
preaching the island passed under the Cnrngorms
and the desired me TO report that the steamer
the Alabama, Confederate ship, commanded by Cap
tain Semmes, late Of the Sumter they landing the
or four federal whalers which vessels they had
burnt and the informed the schooner would also
be destroyed.
am, sir. yours respectfully, r. :. CAIRNCROSS,
Commander Of the Black Ball packet Cairngorm, just
arrived In the Downs, 2oth inst. from Sydney.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Trusses.--Marsh Bros Radical Cure
Truss ONCE OF Broadway and Ann street, under Bar
NUNS A female attends lac1es.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The ycassrd mail steamship Europa, Capt LsitsA, will
leave Boston On Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city this after
quarter and at halfpsst five O'Clock "a
60 by railroad.
smge ecopies, In wrsPers ready for mailing six cents
Sampson Low Son Co., a. Ludsate Hill, London, Eng.
land will receive subscriptions and forthe
NEW YoaK HERALD
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

overwhelmingly Patene SAIsWou
der Safe Depot 10 removed TO No 100 Mai&en lane.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
Another PrIvatecr Abowt.

From the London shipping Gazette, September SOL
Report OF the jamaica, Rowe, from jamaica at Liver
pool:-August -, 200 miles r. 8. f. Of New York. ex-
changed signals with Confederate standing
North: did not learn her name.
Arrival or the Asis on Cape Rsce-Two
Days Later European News at Hand.
dispatch this evening received from the agent Of
the a Cape Race stating that "hs Asia has passed
Boat viii be back at two O'Clock M. Since then no
further communication has been received beyond Calais,
NO. but IL expected the telegraph line win be in good
working order Tomorrow and her despatch be received
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Trusssa ssa-"White's Patess Lac yer Truss,''
''' oe'' A's"'' V'' GPEGoRY a CO.. Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Hiirs Hair Dye-50 Cents, Black or
BY all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Phaion u SONS aCoctu," the Beat Arts-
Gle wcrd for dressing and preserving the hais Sold
he dru
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Read DR.. wolf.s Essay on ChrSnic Die
Gratis $50 Broadway, Sent by mail Consultations
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Pnnron d sons uSnow white Orienta
Cream for beaafying Sse cempleson. Sold by I'll drug
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Crisssdoro's Hair Dye, ,Prescrvative and
Wig dersf Wholesale and retail. NO As'or House. The
Dye is sppled BY experienced artists.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Prazcs Dashed in all LeQa Ihsed Lotteries
Enformslon given JOSEPH BhFES Broker.
No II Wall street No. i. Now YORK
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

WNsnNotVS OVt. TO, I5UZ.
Information received up 10 one O'Clock this Afternoon
shows tina. the hsng yesterday the Upper Potomac
ss,wscu the forces Of Gen. Peasansoa and Gen Stuart
uss wanou, any material result
suuror has been current tonIgit that large force
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

1 BateheIor's Hair nys-thc heat fn thc
erI harmless and reliable Sold drug
sts and pcrumers Factory 81 Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cuses the
very yos torn oil Scrouis obstinate Eruption ~ the skin
and old Ulcers NO DyipQa sssel New York e'.y snps
ixst
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

hight Cartes do visite for 4a.-Equsl ~
the best made BALCHS. 23S areenwch 49, Barclay
~ Csrtes de White, o1-At vaughan's
22s Bowery. Life sine Photographic from - upwards
Every description Of c0ored work done.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
caAxrrrsprne. !. OCT. la. 1902.

CHAnHFKsrfRc, OCT TO, ItOz'
4 messenger has just arrived at my camp AZ Stevens
Enraacc with the Information that the rebel cavalry
were at Cashtcwn, at the foot OF South Mountain, IN
Adams county, this morning, in considerable force.
Tho, have driven back from the Potomac, and are
styipg to escape.
livery effort IS being made TO Gu, thsm on here and al
xicrccrsbGrg; but they have named Logan from
riaakln county, with them, and he 10 . superior
guide they may escape.
Al ow citizens have arms, spa Will join the troops in
euttius the rebels oG
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

FRKpKRIcK. Nd, Oct. l3, 1862
The escape Of the rebels across the Potomac is fully
sconarmed.
After they driven from Nolan's Ford they divided
and crossed the river small bodies at different points
Two farmers taken prisoners by them at Mcrcersburg
were paroed at the river and arrived here to-day.
The farmers report that General Stuart and General
Wade Hampton were both with tho expedition The
-cayary force de.achm mt from Virginia and South
Carolina resmsns. They seized not only horses in Ma
Tyiaod, but swept the parts OF Pennsylvania through
which they passed Of every horse worth taking.
cark's newspaper expressman captured, but
escaped after the rebels crossed tho river