The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-08-06
rs hayJ BEEN ordered to report & onc.

large class Of foreigners Who like 4 eet sev.
ternment money, but threaten 10 dsmaAd
1 British or other protection II compulsory
/ military service isf demandedd tho6. M
carried out ST will result in tho discASskyo s.
J, some sc, Coo men at different stations
] CINcIrsATI, August l..
! The waraneeting ksk nnieht was & - 8
] nepsa affair Bnsneslk We gsnslaIlS ; e.
I pended. After four O'Clock there vss
] speaking ifoms thresa ttxlsds. "a The speakers
we're Governor Morton. General Wail.ee,
Lieut. Governor Fisk md n1ny ofhsrs.-
! Several bands efmusic. displays Of fireworks
/ bells and sBre department, enliyenet; oev
casion. Resolutions plsdging aid to thsges
. ernmept IN the more rigorous PFosscaeisn o1
the war--recommending the oon6cstii1Upf
J the property oftraitors everywhere sxpsss~
ing unalterable opposition to compromise
| With traitors, and hostility 70 intsryentisas
were passed. ... =: g e. 80 - e le. e 8
..o -.z1: =. .'% - - -l-- NEW Yonk, Anspst e
Reports from Savannah say that every our
capable is forced to volunteer ii the Souts-,
erns army. .s.a i =. ye 4Ga g sc q ..as !
I Two iron.clad rams similar to tho Msr-
rimac, are; being constructed g Eharlesiens j
to: destroy the blockade. ztsgsEa .sis tssss4ls e
/ The steamers Herald and Men1 4is ~
arrived rom Liverpool with valuibls s1t-
plies, and the steamer Economist yAs ex!5
pected and had probably reached thsrs,s6SN
large side-wheel steamer ran 10 last'Yh-
day. hrs I;r"5 h5ftrttaae zsssInxeis* ~ - Il
i The feet off Charleston has been aug:
mented, and it is now thought impossible
for vessels there to get out Without cap
J turc. III ~ ~ aa ~ sgFTa
! The rebel steamer Nashville IS cornere4
under an eighteen gun rebel battery in De-
Z baye Sound, with the gunboats Paul Jones
and Keystone State watching her. 4
! |.Ft.@@ EHiI& PHILADELPHIA, August 3 ~
! The British schooner Emma Of and from
i Nassau. with boots, shoes. salt, &c, was can.
/ tured July 24th by the United States sstepns,
er Adirondack. :'he Emma arrived III the :
navy yard this morning. Her Captain
! and crew are on board the Adirondack iu
! irons. $3.50 -, > -: 1-':. T@.ss2.[sa's
-.,.a s.s,. g = WASHINGTON, August 2. /:
| Messrs. Burbank s. Co: received two men
yesterday under their liberal Offer; They
were placed in the Sigel Guard >,
Captain Kennedy arrived at' the Fort from
Hastings with twenty Of his men, yesterday
morning. </lK s2fIW EII
/ An official, writing from Harrison's Land,
ing to gentleman in Washington, s.ys. all.
is quiet on the James river. One corps sftsrs
another is being reviewed by General He
! C]ellaa, and the troops make very fne srls
pearance. The soldiers are in good spirit,
and will be ready to deal the blows when
called upon to strike. If New England, the
Middle States and the great West wilt do
their duty, this wicked rebellion will be
crushed forever. God grant that the call for
more men will not be in vain.
New YoRK, August 2.
7 The Tines Potomac army correspondents
dated July 3lst, states that two suspicious
looking crafts, probably the Merrimac and
Young America, cast anchor yesterday inoen Z
off Turkey Bend. .x
Several Of our gunboats were Immediately
sent to that vicinity-the Monitor making
reconnoissance-after which the guuboat
feet, including the Galena, Monitor and
others. were ordered IN line OF battiesoG&
Lighthouse Point. rI
A balloon and gunboat reconnaissance
above and near Fort Powhattan discover a
ed no rebels or earthworks in that vicin-
ity. ss47ias ssaA'
A branch railroad has been discovered
from the banks OF tho James river OPPOSITE
Berk'ey's Landing to Petersburg. ~
3P. M.-'The posi-! ion of the feet is un.
changed. The rebel rams are sti!l Of Tur-
key Bend. How near We are to naval,
battle every one can judge for themselves:- -
. WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.
, Especial to Post. There was . report 10
Washington on Saturday that general Nc.
Clellan's army were embarking on trsnsports-
for the purpose Of changing the place q: "a.
vance upon Richmond. The rumor wss
startling to the general public but gratifying
to the more thoughtful, who think the sue
cess(ul performance of such change would
greatly improve the situation The rusnotp-
had its origin, no doubt, in tho expedition
that has just effected an important move
ment across the James river, -.-,., s.t,.ss,e IA
The order of the Governor Of Missouri =
for the enrolment Of oil tho militia Of that
State, is still causing considerable trouble in,.
st. Louis. Hundreds Of mechanics who
were at work on the gunboats and il The
ron plato mills threatened to leave the STATE q
10 avoid the conscription, and mill ownsDs
IRE here to procure modification Of the:
Governors proclamation. s*a3H'se3 -
.z,.ssa New Yoax, August4
:. Arrived, the, steamer Nosthasa Liehtzs
rom SAspiS~ali,S J with 4957 800 spscie-s
News from the Isthmns and South Amssieo
Panama still excitsd. Tho
bishop had removed. ali tho .chnsrh 0h6-1. /
nents to safe places 70 prevent ,falliag iseo
he hands Of Mosqders. The military - !.
eized all the muskets and ammunittoa ~
onglng to the Police force. Psnama p1eb-s