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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
ARMY AND NAVY.

New-Year's Day was generally observed at the
military and naval ttstious here. A few men were
at work ut the Brooklyn Navy-Yarc until noon.
Tie Offices in the city were closed, the Quarter
masters Office in STATE rtr-et excepted.
A detachment Of ten drummers and lfers lave LEI,
Governor Ishmd for Mar, land. They will BE- al
tach. 10 the 18th Infantry, stationed az Perrysvile.
TIE band of the Isl Artillery, better known The
Fort Sumter band which, snce the surrender Of that
Fort, has been stationed at For, Hamilton, left on
Monday for the Headqun Of She let ArtIl cry,
Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, Col. Justine Dinlick,
In command.
The United Sstes sloop-of-war Richmond and the
fIigate Sabine have arrived 81 the Brooklyn AayV
Yard for stores and other necss.aries. As soon IA
beItbs are vacant slonrite tie dock they will haul
up Meanwhile taey will take in stores.
a lighter load OF tbells from Cold Spring was
received at the Yard yesterday by the Ordnance
authorities.
The order relative to the hours Of dnty OF the
wors inen at he Yard and to which we referred on
Wedos sdsy bias caused about l0U Of the men 20 ab-
cent themsalyes. Trey congreyated outside the
gates Yesterday, and are understood to be ia com
municltion with deputariors from the CharloslowL
and Por snouth Navy-fards ~ decide upon some
common course Of action.
Tie steamer Connecticut has net left the Yard
yet. She is taking on board number of Parrot
guns.
The steamers Sumter aud Western World have
been ordered by Commodore Paulding 10 be put INTO
commission at o'clock to-day.
The w. !. soldiers ON duty in the city have been
paid on for the two months ending 3ist December
iS6l. They were paid in Treasury notes for the
frat tae since the issue Of that species VI currency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

n,. for the rake of Cotton Eng''nd "oolo
.ros,blv break the blockade, the gall mt COM
medore replied that when such d" event W.
.prred. half million of men wouie nj once
nrscipitate themselves upon the Rebel states
each man carrying two mu'ke's--o"e Tor h'.i''
...,f and one for any friend of the Union he
might meet, either white or black.
The commodore evidently had an idea OF
r,shiog the war an earnest one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
ARRIVAL OF A SUPPOSED PRIZE.

The Brtish bark Empress, Of Hull, from New
Orleau. Bar, 20 days, arrived on the 1T. She wa'
from Rio Janeiro for New-Yorf, as her captain re-
1or,ed had been ordered of from Pas You're pre-
y.ously and was taken by the u. S. soop Fincennes.
She ha. cargo Of 9, 500 bags Of coffee.
We presume she 10 in charge Of some piize master
from the Vincennes, but were not allowed the OPP
ror;unity to 20 on board. She lies at tie Navy
Yard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
TRIAL OF THE NORTHUMBERLAND BOMB.

PROVIDENCE, lbnnJay, Jah ., iC'-.
A trial Of the Macln,yre-iiart repeating bomb WAS
given this afternoon in the presence of Gov. Spraguc
aud staff g'yeny-pne explosions were obtained
from ten Of tie 9ncb shells End the regularity, GER
ta,nty, and terrible efficiency Of the prcectile wss
fully demonstrated. Gov. SpIague expressed unquall.
tied admiration at the successful ssue of the cshibi-
ton. The aext trial will be made in Washington
soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
KENTUCKY NEWS.

FHILADtLPuIA Thnftday. jan. q I0bz.
CAPT. Alfred Bacon wns not killed at Paduceh, MS
5reviously reported Int in a shirneh between the
Union and rebel pickeis, nea Calhoun, McLein
County, Kentucky. guard composed Of men
ron the I'd Kentucky Cavalry Regiment, was at
'acked D; larger force of the retels. and FIVE OF
our men, including Capt. Bacon were killed, and ~
iakeu prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

The sure way to cure all possible desire Tor
: nor with this country on tie part OF
sss rulers of England 10 to put doc" American
sOr,rs. 1t is also the sure way at once TO
ays the Rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
DEPARTURE OF MASON AND sLIDELL.

PHovIyCBlOwN. ThuTsds. Jsn. 2. IboI
The British steam gunboat RInallo lett here at
p. m. yest rday, with Messrs. Mason and slidell
and their Secretaries on board. The wind blew
hurricane al night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
UNTRUE.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Jan. !. 1862.
The Cairo opernior Say there was 10 foundation
for the saeIa.n. that ,here had been fight at Pa.
ducah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
The yIassachusetts Legislature.

BOsroN, Wednesdsy' IN. .. IooS
Tb. Ma,.acbuset,s Legishture organized to-1sys
r lpe i.cs.d ,.cioy. Clifford President. The
aon,S was called to oroer by the Hoa. Caleb Cush'
r. who made an eloquent and patriotic speecnf
A. ii. Bullock was chosen Speaker Of tho ho0ses
nd VIM \. RebiRsoa Clesh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
FROM LATE SOUTHERN PAPERS.

LUDICROUS REPORT OF NAVAL BAlrLE-M-
LEGGED GREAT VICTORY IN THE INDIAN
COUNTRY.
We have Norfolk papers TO the 30th and Memphis
to the I'D Of December, inclusive. They have some
matters Of interest. In The Norfolk Day Book We
find the following:
BRILLIANT CONFEDERATE NAVAL ACHIEVE.
MENr.
A VESSEL CAPTURED FRoN UNDER THE GUNS OF
THE FEDERAL FLEET AND roRTNIcATIoss-
NIGHT FEDERAL 6UN-BoATs AND ONE ARMED
TRANSPORT IN PURSUIT OF TIE CAPToR-As
ENGAGEMENT WITH sEwALLs FONT AN0 Ora
Nay ISLAND BATTERIEs-THREE oY 1Hk HES.
SIAN CRAFT BELIEVED TO DE INJURED.
We have the satisfaction Of spreading before our
readers to-day some Of the particulars OF spirited
and dashing achievement on the part Of Coumodort
Lynch oil the Confederate Navy, board OF his tag
SHIP the Sea Bird, which gallant little s,eame
mounts 32-pounder forward and l2-pouncerli
Commander Lynch went down TO SewaiI ron
on Saturday night and took position under toe gun
OF our battery at lat place, where she rema'Ie%a
nigh until Sunday morning, when tbe ost.0u W,
Union steamer Express making Out iro' ~
News with q transport schooner I'D ,o~. QUO eo'
round the point Of Newport News win nef charge
" hen our gallant Commodore pun '"s'' "''' 'us"'
and run them toward Old P0int:
The Sea Bird opened fire on 'uo ipreee, sho are
one or two discharges tho latter cut aiooe from no
low and lult her: gbe pssa'aea Of the sohssne' !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
MOVEMENTS OF A BRITISH TRANSPORT.

EAsTPOnT, "Wednesday, Jan. i Iob3.
British transport screw steamer, from Halifax,
passed here a 80 ,Ls morning, with COO Of The GID
Regiment, 100 to remain a, 81. Andrews, ana 300 to
procee ed TO Woodstock per railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARIEL FROM PORT
ROYAL.

TIE United States steam transport Ariel, Capt.
TorA ar lived on Thursday morning from POr; Royal,
which place she left December %.
she bripgs 10 news, NJ nothing Of Importance has
truepilod ince our Last adyices; everything re-
manned quiet, and tho work upon the Notifications
was rapidly Progressing.
Tie Ariel brings the following passengers: Cart.
H. l.. Grace Of the Pennsylvania Round Heads,
Cart. Charles McIiyain of the 9th Regiment Penn
srlyana Volunteers, Lieut.. Sehlcher Of the 10th
Regiment New-York State Volunteers, Lieut.. Me-
Nally Of the 9Th NewYork State Volunteers, and SO
others from the army and feet, including some work
men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
he WAR FOR THE UNION.
HE RIGHTS OF NEUTRAIs AND
BELLIGERENTs,

SENATOR WILSON'S SUTLER BILL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

NERAL TAX AND TARIFF BILLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
TIE NEGRoIs-corToN GATHERING.
A letter from Hilton Held SAYS:


Tie negroes everywhere, in two districts, are NJ
work collecting, bsling aud rolling cotton. Thou
.nts Of them have been set at their task, for which
thew are paid az the rte Of for every 100 pounds
ih.y deliver. They labor with alaerity under thia
unwonled stimulus; vafIoI. assistants ana clerks
have been appointed 10 oversee tn.r performance
and though they need 20 be constantly drec,sd and
-killfully managed, yet IA good degree OF work IL
really gotten out of them. This IL proved by the
fact That III less than three days over $1,000 worth
II cotton was put aboard the steamboat which ac-
couiuanied Col. Nobes; all this cotton had been
balrd by the negroes themselves and the bngs made
by them; it was then conveyed TO the various land
ings at 40 one OF which there 10 wharf. Tie sup
VS. Of bag, having been incomplete, SOHO thousand
,nnd bsgs were suppli,d them, and these had to be
iii ri placed in na,-boafs, then rowed ont 10 the
steamer aud again removed 10 the decks, before the
laborr OF The blacks were completed. The old driv
ers were generally retained, to find out the bands
and briI them up 10 the places where their l.bor
was REQUIRED. As il was Christmas time, and the
negroes have always been used 10 holiday ut this
season, their Willingness 10 work neeied TO be IN
creased by tho payment Of All insailment Of their
dues. They Laughed aud sang 10 they rolled the
bales or carried the sand bags on their skns, and
broad shoulders, aud Jumped and danced aud bowed
aud grim OIL, when Massi MOBILES gave them dime
or quarter Of n dollar "a, ece.
The amount Of cotton taken from each plantation
IA carefully asce,aiued each bag is marked with the
with The estate aud with the negroes, that at any
lime Government will be abls TO ooupensae any o.
the who shall proveto have been loyal. The
cotton found these irlaIds il, ir we'll kGown OF
n superior quality; it is worth 30 cents pound on
the Island and IS cents at NewYork. II Is Ia ordi
nary times sent almost exclusively to France, where
it IL mixed with silk 10 tie Manufacture OF silk and
cotton goods s texture IL Of the nert quality, and
ia culture requires the greatest and most conrhi
care. There immeDse quantities OF II stored IN
Ihe cotton houses Oh these Islands; moro even has
cen discovered tLan was anticipated; at least
g. 900 900 worth believed % have becn already
occurred Since the negroes have discovered that they
will 10 paid for their exertiops, they have brought in
one that vas buried in The interior and manifested
ireat care TO preserve and obtain much poss bic
have beard Of some instances OF their giving warn
pp ia advance, when their masters the bel sol
!iers contem! lated any new bunings.
A tor Le inning most Of 1t is to be done in Now
ork; it Is the opinion OF those who have charge OF
10 work, that il can 10 learned with ease in day
,. an, woman Of ordinary capacity. and the labor is
~ 40 means nrduons. Here il will roqui engineers
nd engincs Ms we'll as gins. ard necossitste whole
orps Of sssislast oyerssoIS, for she Negroes srs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

4E BLOCKADE QUESTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

% Mortality Of tie Potomac army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

utterly incompetent to do ANYTHING without inees.
selves. sud bore tie YANKEES are 'cone TO take
care Of We" TIE diff uiy Of ests' L. oing 20 large
asd important plan Of manufacturing oleratiyu. IL
the midst of uii,ary campaign is apparent. w'iIe
the sbeme Of preparing the cotton at tie North ID
.u,inpntly fea, L.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

UNITED STATES SHIP MACEDONIAN,
boston. Thursday, Jan .. lU5'
At anchor off Boston Light, United state5
Lip Macs,louinn. from ". Thomas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03


WA,niS0ToS. Ths'sday. Jan. 2. 1861
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION on NEw-YEAR's
Day.
The foreign Minister and attaches, In full Court
dress, and af erwsJd the Army and Navy officers in
uniform, formally paid their respects TO the Posi
dent vt noon yesterday. The outside gates we're
opened 70 the public subsequently,, when the mass
Of impatient human beings rusLed in for similar pull
rofe. There war music in tho veslibole Of tho
White House, and all wasgayety. The weather was
delightful Calls were made on the heads OF DE-
partnents, and many citizens and distinguished 30
jouDeu are also keeping open house.
TIE members Of the Cabinet and Judges OF the
Supreme Court were among thoss who, st III earlier
hour had pad their respects 10 the President.
Nearly tho entire Diplomatic Cops, after leaving
the White Iiouse, made u complimentary call On The
Secretary of State ut bis residence where they and
other visitors were cordially received and enter
tanned. Lord Lyons and Baron StoeAl were NOT II
IS believed, prereLt on the occasion.
The City Police, in new uniforms, were present,
and kept every thing in excellent order.
GEN. SCOTT.
Lieut., Gen. Scott does not design all early yisl 10
W aOhington.
OPERATIONS At THR TREASURY.
The Treasury is paying off rs own notes, furnish
Ing only small amounts Of specie for purposes Of
.bsnge.
BEAUTIFUL PRESENT FOR MRS. LINCOLN.
Among the crowd at the Presidents manfion and
II marked prominence, yesterday, WA Major w j.
NJ. Army, successor of Kit Carson Y. y Indian Agent
n New.Mexico. He woro full suit OF buo kskiD.
nade i'm Me stvle and 6legautiv embroide,ed
with beads. lie privately presented to Mrs. Lincoln
splendid blanket IN u New-Years offering. 1t is M
evidence Of tho isse und skill Of tho Rocky Mountain
indians. This blanket WAS made bys sqsaw Of Il
Savsjo chief she having been employed upon 1t for
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15
&igel, General Maicr.

Der Gele9rapb bradte am Mittwod,
bic uater BIN obwaltenpen I'm tdnren fat
u%nertpartete Na9ridt pab Der pra(oent
Die Grnennuun9 Sieel's gum General
Walor oerfi9t babe unp pielelbe Der ST.
~ltdti9un9 pe6 Senats barre. Das 1T
mebr, al6 bic iansuinilditen Treunce 81
9el's bchen fonnten. Grfol9t bic 8el taz
tt9un9 pom Senat, po6 feinem 3weilel
unterlie0t, uno erbdlt rann unler paderer
oeut(9er Telrberr auBer Dem Titel Elm
entlpredences 6elc fit feline @irflamfeit,
als unabbdn9t9er Sberfommanpeur eines
lel~biitdnot9en Departement6 an9ewie (en,
Damn barf pas peutlde Clement Der atne<
rtfanii9en Natipn, pie ouf einen aro6en,
ldtper errun9enen, ben unsinntoten Ser
bahni0en abaetrobten Sie9 1ols fem, uno
rie sanSe &epublif jubiliren, pie Qber
etnen auf Gem @dla9tfeloe erfo9tenen
Griumpb.
Wp St9el befeblisen Miro 1T nod lebr
3tpeifelbaft uno Is 1T ntht unmatrlGcinz
lid, bab man am Yotomac plaB fir ibn
MAIDEN tpire. Mi6ouri mare jepenfaus
fur tbn ba5 bette Terrain.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15
Die Gntf@eibun9 bdn9t an einem
6aar.

@ro6 uno berrlid i1no cieSiese, mel&e
uni ere 6lotte uno Nrmee in Der iQnolten
Belt errunsen; unp 9eredtferti9t Der Su
bel lber unler 8afen9liid; 9eredtfertiet
ed6 Danf9efQbl in Der 8rut jeceaYatrip>
ten, Der bic 6anp Der Nemeli6 in ben
fur9tbaren S6ldsen e%rfannt, mel6e bic
@ebeoion eetrohen.
NQein 9ere6tfertist lit au9 Der @ntz
l@lu6, uns auf cine gang anoere@ enoune
Der Din9e porbereitet III balten, als bic
leBten GreiSnile permutben a len.
Der Geino bat furdttars 9eeresmalen
bort %concentrirt, 100 IS III Der ndh lten@htz
i&eibun9 fommen fol-. unp mirp mieper
cine S@la@t 9eidlaaen, 70 miro Der Be*
~feblebober unlerea Scores Dem tQdtiaen
uno nit &e@t 9eflrdtetsn 8eaureoorc
entae9en treten miii1en, Der pbne 3neifel
Die &ebeQenma9t bel Dem nd6lten oro6sn
N%ercontre befebli1t. Weroen mir Ram
9eldla9en, 10 w;rp IS aler Der Geoieyuno
III @ebote itebenren &raft teolrfen, menn
ni9t ale bic berrlt@en 6cfnun3en. Die
mir fir bic Gepublit an Die lebten Sieae
fnlpfen, l9eitern lolen. Die@ntl9eipuna.
ob bic Union 9erettet wercen ODER fir imz
mer fallen lou, banst ra5 f5nnen mir une
faum perbeblsn, an rem MusQonQ Der
n191ten Qro6en @hlaht.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15

Dte ferbli@en MeRe Gen.
3plNtoffers unb BaiQie Ueptons
wurcer, mad Der Gintallamiruna unter
elmer parlamentair< 6lo9se unp nit elmer
Gbrenestcrte Dem Geinoe ausatliefert,
Der Staat Samantha unn
ote @tlaDerei.- Die con ituirenoe
Verlammlung peS Staatss 8anopbq
(Neitpirainien) Miro in Besue auf Die
Sflapenfra9e iid manufacturing iu folqen<
Dem @ompromi6 psrlteben: IS iouen feins
SflaYen in Zen Staat ein9eflbrt wercen
ocer freie Barbiae in penIelben etnmanpern
UNI ra;eltf tfltdnois gu uobnen, na9cem
ptele Verfol1un8 in &raft oetreten.
Neuefes pom Merico.-D Die
neueiten Nabridten Don Merico lauten
un9dnlti9 fir bas bart becrpbte @olt.
gle MQiirten &raren in 8era : Cru; ms
Snnere scr9eoruneen unp Die Mericoner
batten f9 cbne @eaenwsbr iurudae,ooen.
Suaret, Der Yrdfpent BET Hspubl;t.
loQ ben NQiirten Griepenspcrldldoe oez
ma@t baben, wcl6e ;urideemie1en NUT
ben. Miramon Der Grprdicent Der Gle
riealen<partei war in @era : Cruz anQe,
fomnnen, alei1 er rpuroe 1ofcrt auf Befebl
peS britiiGen &omirals fir frabere 8ez
r%aubun9 Der britil9en @elancldaft in
Werico oerbaftet uno an Elm tritilhes
Sdif transportirt. DerMann mirp pobl
| auSQe1ptelt bQbeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15
Ganitieerer GSiuo Don Gurppa.

Die @nfunft Der 6erren Malou unp
Sltpeu in europa 1T erfol9t unp romit
baita! Seine @lpde ert6nte, fein Treu<
oeni@ub fel. NQee f}umm uno tiu bel
oer Mnfunft hes eplen paars, Dem penu
and bic eneliide 2uft 70 ,penis bebaste,
bab fe f1@ iofort na9 YariS gerpanct
baben. @u@ bier tperoen ibnen feline
9c'en blQbem, penn Mapoleon bat bereits
bel @r6fnun9 Der 8ammern erfldrt, tob,
obnobl pie 5anpelsinterelen Grantrei1s
beoeuteno unter benz 8lrserfrie9e litten,
nel6er Nmerifa oerbeere, mat, fi9 rod, 70
LANCE bic &e9te Meutraler relpeftirt
tplrpen, barauf Bel 9rdnfen mi0e, ben
@un1& faleuniaer Beenpiaun9 beS
8ir9erfrie9s aus3upriden.
@annerpn's &adtritt ioQ Gn9lanp srobe
Befrteoi8un8 9epdbrt BADEN.
Die 2pnppn Iime6 auerpinos
rnei11t, Is uaibten %u1anoenebme @ermide>
lunge11 erfclaen, tpenu Der sesenwdrtiee
3uitano BET Din9e nod LANCE fortoauert.
% nun ber S~eDen>pdrtiae 3uitano Der
Dinse elm 9e,paltis perl&ieoener 1T BON
BEN, Der rer 9iu1es befannt 1T, 70 miro
eteier 8ro6e Dcnnerer rpobl 9enei9ter fem
81 8lauber. boB mir unlere 6dnpel aud
obne Gnslanp's Da3mii9entunft l4li@>
ten t6nnet.
Sebr beceutun9sroQ 1T oas @erl@t
baB bic enQlt!he Neoierutla niht ferner
euloen miro. bab berafnete @ai1e BON
trge1o elmer Der Rreitenpen parteien ldneer
ole "a Stunber in einem enslii4en 6as
fen nerbleiben. 6ierunter leipet rur Der
Sloet,, ra bic n6rpli4en 8riessidife ben
Sdub s1stii@er 6dfen Dor ben S4iFtn
Der Rsbeuen ni&t auf3uluden trau&eu.
Der pirat NafbDillL mtl@er fi@ Dor
BEN Ser. Staatta @aad4ife Gusearora
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15
am. Gerner baten mir
Rletberhpfe ,anb @aaren fir
,sn, Sdiuen,
als Mauiaen, @bawls, Glpats, 9anp1@a9en,
@trumpfwaaren &c. &C., 1opie
Eudt unp @arperobe>M rttfel fur 5errer.

Nir baben fir uniere lsbr seraumisea neuen
Qotalttatten un(ere Gintaufe eeeen bic trllperer
Sabre perboppelt, il nerl@teeenen Srandsn ser.
orTsere Mustebuune ~ eeben unr mir bofsn, baB
bo0eibe nunmebr alS pas ausseb,bnteife uno erSB te
in Miuneluta, fir pie3utunft i@ e%e1elben satsn
Rufes uno 0ertrauens su ~erfreuen baben weroe,
ais .pouit uniere 8irnta bsebrt plroe.
Nur RauReute in, 2anoe ~erlaubfn Mtr nt,s BE
Bsmerfune bag unicre Bepiusuasen fir Wieosr<
pertaufer iIebr siinlie seiteat nuo mir ben o'ee-
iGbriaeu abnprm tiaisen Giataufen aufolse III ber
0aae 'iup, 8prtbeile ~ tieten. mie frubet nod
ME. infer Yartner, 5err 6. Mablsr, bat btetfnt
Re6ort unleres @el4aftes ppr3uieben tbsrnom-
men uub tpirb Is in leiner sewobnten Wetle ll9
anaeleoen fem la6en, 1owo9l Mbolslale als Ste~
nilperfaufe CUR belunberen 3ufriebenbeit Der per
rem RGufer ~ efectuiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15

in Dem en9lilden 6afen BON Soutbampr
ton bi6ber setor9en bate, ioll BON Der eng.
lil6en 9tesieruns Marihbefebl betcmrnen
baben. miewpbl man ibna nod Elm poar
{a9cGrit bemiQi9t babe. Wie 9raulam.
Die Maus aus benz 2o9e III beBen, penr
pie Sage baYpr 1T.
SIN @ansen 9enommen be9en mir bic
fefte 3uperi9t, pab iobalp uniere Steae
bel Someriet, Sort 9enrp unp Noanofe
36lano in Gn9lano befannt 9emoroen,
bic Slut Der Snterpention6luf bis auf
pcu SQnp abebben mirp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-15

te9rei&tn alrtnee i1tlt@ mad Eenne0ee
in bel Mi&tuno non &rorpiue porriide.
Bet GcrtQe ap enmprth i'm luc>
ll@en &an{as, miro nit ber gr56eiten Gilc
an Der Grperition 9erdftet. nel9e in (ap>
li4er 3i&tun9 Die Benimmur,e BAT, UNI
terBenuBuna ceS Red River ofthe South
mad ceu @olf bur93ubrcden. @ieben
3e9imenter @%apoqerie, 4 9nfanterie unp
rrei pole 8atterien nit perrot u. @iarp
&anone1 mari4iren BON Dem Sften beran.
UNI au ter Grpepitipn III 1tu6en. Die
!eBtere loQ cine Der eewaltieiten 6eeres>
ldulet bilben. bic nod in rielem &rieee
ee9en ben Teinp pcreel9oben murcen.
xetper tpiro ctele8 Seer ni9t. bon ben,
tpadern Sane oeflbrt tpercen, lonperu
tpabrl9etnli6 unter Dem Sberbefebl BON
@er. 9unter. rem 9e9enwdrtioen Gbef
1ene6 departments, Der f9 purd Wnprp>
1ui1a bes tldsli@en @id3uss Dor General
price cine 70 trauri9e Berdbmtbeit er>
1eorbe'1, tteben. NQe Mnitren9uneen, Sim
zane, Dem nur etn unterseprpnetes Com
t'aupo d%bertrasen pprpen, ben Sberz
befebl pom prdioenten gu peri@afen, Gno
big jeBt 9ei9eitert.
Non Minourt feline 3uperlal7ee
9teut9tctt BON 8elan9, ebenip tpenta BON
Soutb Carolina.
Vom potomac thinner nod tetne
Chat ba9e9en bic beiten @orbpten elmer
lol&en. Der perrdtberiide8 ri9abeseneral
Stone auf Dem bic unaebeute 8lut<
l@ulo ber @atafropbe Don Balls BluT
laitet, 1T pom @dmmanbo entferut tpprpe1
unp 0fc@leuan lou ieinen Bunctipnen als
@eneraltiftmu6 ldmmtliber Bunpesbeere
nur beBbalb Iberbpben urc auf pas CONT
manep Der potpmac : Mrmee beIdrdnft
trprpe1 iett1, neil ra6 @orriiden erlelten
uter Den Tlub jeoen Sag erfoleen fam
unp nur Der u19an9baren StraBen rpeeen
nod Serl9oben purpe. 5pbalo bic Mrz
NEE ibre afttpen Speratipnen teocnnen,
bltebe rati;li@ benz Gbef feline @iube aui
oiejent9em in aroern Departemente III
a9ten.
Erob Der Siesesnadri6ten aus allen
Tbetlen Der Union bleibt natirli4 pas
Nu9e pe8 Beoba6ters Der @retanile sor>
3ussweile auf Dem Yptumac 9ekeftet, eenr
pcrtber muB bic 6auptent16eipuno font
men, 3unt Yute11 pcer 3ur1 8Ulen.
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Stanbe ii, I'M @roB> uno &leinYertauf nit it,
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au5pre@en, ebe lie an einent anbern plaBe elm
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