The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-10

The mannerof Gen. Kearney,s death was
to have" been as follows :The
General rode into piece Of woods to recon.
noitre, and came upon regiment, and he
was ordered to halt; but ,inslea.l, turned his
horse and leaned over to avoid the bullets,
and rode rapidly AWAY While doing so he
was shot in the back, killing him Instant
ly.TF FfTf1f4r& - y~yF fFFy q
Cen Sigel arrived hereto day, and on Il is
appearance at the hotel, he was warmly
welcomed BY his friends. ~
Gen. Carl Schurz is also here. i.stt~~3GC,t
o. 1t is publicly denied that Siyel lost1any
guns.
we have New Orleans papers TO the 2sth
ult They contain no news Of Importance.
} The evacuation Of Baton Rouge was safely
effected. iiHYTF .dt %::...s st.. .nynEG Ii .
...}-l -, ~ 80 orWAsH1NaroN, Sept. 8.
q; inns correspondence. From one OF
the inns correspondents who has Just re.
turned from poolesvllle, we learn that on
Thursday night the rebels commenced to
cross with cavalry ut or near the mouth OF
the Monocacy. They brought over; two
reg! ments Of cavalry, and threw over pom
toon bridge and crossed with artillery, and
threw out pickets towards Poolesvile.
- On Friday about II o'clock,7a column OF
infantry and artillery comm ,nced TO cross.
They were crossing in three, places besides
the bridge the water being up to a mans
waist, and no resistance was offered to their
crossing. Some cavalry who were near
them were attacked and chased. The
houses were closed and the streets blacka led
by the citizens.
The farmers fred upon our flying cavalry
as they passed about dusk. -" t:.f"aa''
-, Gen. Lee rode into Pooicsyille at the head
Of four regiments Of infantry, and guided by
a farmer who had been professedly Union
man ~
Their infantry went off toward Fredcr-
lex. a. ". -~'
The rebel Generals Robert Le>, Hill,
Stewart, and Fijzhugh Lee are with the
men.
Their wagon trains were crossing on Sat.
urday and sunday morning. 80 ''"
The farmers are bringing in hay and pro-
visions of ali kinds and giving them away.
There is not loyal man with Que or two
exceptions, there.
Women received them with flags and to-
kens ofjoy. -"
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsH1NGroN.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.
Instructions to United States Marshals
Military Commandments, Provost Marshals,
P5lice Sherffs, ETC.: II 49, @!'a"G.j
The quota of volunteers and enrolment
of militia having been completed in the sew,
eral States, the necessity for the stringent
enforcement Of the order Of the War De-
part'nent in respect to volunteering and
drafting. no longer exists. Arrests for vio-
lations OF these orders and for disloyal p,ac-
tees will hereafter only be made upon my
express warrant or by the direction Of mill,
tary commanders or the Governor Of the
State in which such arrests may be made,
and the restrictions upon travel are rescind
ed.
LSigned L. C. TURNER.
Judge Advocate.
Intelligence received here last night and
additionally confirmed this morning, Of the
occupation Of Fredericks City, Maryland, by
the rebel forces naturally excited much sur,
prise, mingled with alarm. There was but
limited opportunities Tor obtaining iniorma-
ton from that quarter almost all the inteli>
gence coming by way Of Baltimore. -:
The government authorities received the
news early yesterday evening in 4 written
documentary torh.
Last night immense bodies OF our troops
were in for the Upper Potomac and else
where, and to day the military operations
continue. Il =, .ih:.
Nearly all the rebel troops have apparent
- Il ,
force remains.
There is no doubt that large reinforce
ments Of rebels were yesterday passing
from Ashby's, south Of Leesburg, rs if in
tending to cross Al, Smokers Ferry, which,
IS between Point OF Rocks and eastward from
the rebels, mounted in solid columns-first
cavalry, next artillery, then infantry, with
their baggage. Again, followed in the sane
order by similar description Of troops.
2 The people Of the Valley have contributed
to the subsistence of the rebels and doub
less furnishes them with all needed inlvr-
nation. A. J@.'t -.
Nothing has been heard from our troops
at Harpers Ferry and Mar!insburg no are
cut off from reiuf ,rccments By the move
ment Of the rebels towards Frederick.
A gentlemen who arrived here to day hay
ing left Frederick between 8 and 10 O'Clock
last night on horseback says the rebel force
there IS t,,natel at AZ, co. under Stonewall
Jackson.
From this gentleman's conversation with
rebel soldiers he derived the informatiot,
that one Of their objects is to destroy the
Western Central Pennsylvania railroad and
otherwise operate in that. state, and having
Interior designs on Washington aud Balti-
more. *z'''"i )" '.>| f'''
NEW ELEVATORS. In addition in the I, prc j.
sent extensive facilities in Chicago Tor reseiv-
ing grain, We learn that two first class Eie
vators are being buflt on The South Branch
by two Of our ieafing warehouse firms, to
be com ME cd In fou