The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-08-06


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-1-....--ssss NEw YoRK, July 80. :
special dispatch to the Times has the
following
You may rely upon it that q yigor neye,
before known in the conduct Of the war !.
Ehenceforth to mark the policy OF the Govern
ment: Organization is perfect, and maseria
abundant, and soldiers are pushed rapidly I.
i General Hal!eck. and Secretary Stantor
attracted considerable attention at Willard.
tonight, by appearing together IN the lob
by.s The SecTetary is not ,ofteh seen SO fa1
from the war Office.
49, ''AAi4 B ,seon, July So ]
Il Volunteers have been pouring in for the
last three days at an unprecedented, rate.-
4 The 18th, regiment will eifuN this swecl /
.;probably, the companies from Penobscol
.aIcounty being full to overAowing, and seyeera vera,
'fextra companies offering. The State has
raised her full quota, and many companies
4 have furnished q SURPLUS. ~, s,.ssf r. nt'9
! '.,&:t -<f'"5>". 81 '''9 5WAsH1NeroN, July 81.
/ Afgreat many applications are made to thu
War DEPARTMENT. by individuals for autho1ri
ty to raise regiments in the loyal states.-
None ct these applications are granted, be-
cause the entire control Of the ne " regi
: ments has been given to the Governors IN.
til they are ready for service. t,,.i3 sz,s z:Gg
! l11s6une's despatch. .)-Colonel Loomis,
Adjutant General of Illinois, is here to ,ob-.
tam arms for the ten regiments called fol-
from that State 20 He says that the. ranks 81
! nine v will be full BY the time arms reach
them. 49,, .,,,: ra,, its,:a ,resi1r !
I Reports from Indiana, Vermont, Massa.
chusettsand' New Jersy are particularly en-.
lcouraging. Other States are doing bette,
than supposed.
Several Of the heads Of Departments have
oeen IN favor Of drafting ever since. the call
for 100000 men was issued Others, how.
teVsr' are known to be: strongly opposed te
this step. The probabilities would seem tc
be that no system Of drafting by the genera
government will be adopted, but that every
Governor who asks for it will receive author,
lty to draft. 't.3 II -.@ - 0d' 80
I MILWAUKEE, July 81.
7 2Ishe great war meeting to-day bids fair to
be grand affair. The streets are already a
waving mass ofhuman beings. Owen Love.
Joy ofll1inois, has already arrived. Wiscon;
sin is completely aroused--The excitement
IS intense. Yankee Doodle. Star Spangled
4 Banner, guns and bells is perfectly deafen.
ing. .Ee:ss.::
The war meeting this afternoon was
perfect success So large was the assemblage
that Court House Park was entirely too
small, and the meeting adjourned to Mr.
lkneeand's grove, on Spring street. The
crowd was addressed by several prominent
men. Among them were Governor Salmon,
Hon. j. r. Doolittle, and Hon. Owen Love
Joy. Wisconsin, is aroused. ~.
| CHICAGO, July 81.
| The T'mr's special from Memphis say
late advices from the South by rebel sources
report ten iron nclad gunboats built in Eng
land and fully equipped, have arrived off Mo-
bile harbor. Three more are on the way
These constitute feet ordered by the
Southern Confederacy to be purchased in
Europe. They mount from ten to thirteen
guns each, and said to be mailed with six
inch iron. The blockade was run openly by
dint Of superior strength and weight Of met
! al, Mobile is now considered open to the
world with the support of her new acquired
power.
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 1.
The Adjutant-G General issued instructions
TO county clerks to-day, that assessors fur
nish without delay lists Of all able bodied
men between the ages Of l8 and As, liable
to military duty.
HARR1sBuRa, Pa, Aug. l.
The Governor issued an order TO the
|connty commissioners to retu to his head
quarters the number of the militia of the
several counties before tho 10Th day Of Au-
gust, SO as to be; prepared to meet any emer
gency.
+ ., WASHINGTON, Aug. l.
The story about the arrival Of the ten
iron.clad gunboats off Mobile, is disbelieved
in official quarters. .+>'rs.' - "i a"...
1t is presumed that the Government is
not ignorant ofthe rebel movements in Eu-
rope.
Captain Porter Of the mertar feet, has
left Washington for brief visit North. to
recruit his health, previous to resuming hisi
The Navy Department. has positive kpowl- !
edge that but one war vessel purchased by
the rebels in Europe, is trying to escape from
England, and the Federal gunboat Tuscarora,
is watching her. i ~rg >l~-.,-s qaa.;y 10 "a
Worlfs-dispatch Ex-Gov. Dennison and
Gen. Bates, Of Ohio, arrived this morning At
the request Of Gov. Todd, and had . long
interview with the Secretary Of War, the
President, and Gen. Halleck regarding mill,
tary interests in Southern Ohio, 'togetherI
with, those OF Kentucky, which ended most
satisfactorily. Il is probable all they came
After viii be accomplished. <"N
. Tonight they had an important interview !!
with Gen Halleclf, during which he allnded
70 the negro question: and said that he was
Ind always had been in favor .of. using ue.
yroes within tht military lines, and Of confis :.
;at1ng all slaves and other property 81 rebels
n arms. In addition he said Gen. McClel.1.
an has been instructed to- use oil neerosstl
'omisg within bis lines, and to employ ALL
without reference TO their status The or.
ler on employing negroes will probably Be
oon passed by Gen. Hslleck. fsA asss
4 sf-5sa fs2s@a aPHIBADELpHIA, August i. b
letter from Fortress Monroe of the 3othl
,lt. to the Enquirer says seven Of Conno-5se
lore Porter's feet arrived and came to an-ir
hor N the Roads early this morning. '
Twelve Of the feet ii Alf left the South ses1