Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

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near Island No. %. The troops have been
landed on the Tennessee shore. .:....... -,
li9.a New YORK, Nov. 16. -'i~
A special from Warrenton, says that Burn
side has submitted his plan of the campaign
20 the authorities at Washington. The re-
Spouse is received from them-the army will
move. ..... g.. s-fa
A Washington dispatch, says it is under.
stood that the question about the destruction
of the Blanch in the Cuban waters, has been q
referred to Madrid, and that Admiral Farra-
gut has been directed to investigate concern
ing Hunters action. 1t is said the Spanish
Minister regarded Hunters course as so fla.
grant breach of international law, that he
was somewhat indignant with Secretary Sew
ard, for postponing a satisfactory settlement,
instead of ordering the General home, and
unless the facts prove essentially different
from the Spanish version, he is ordered to
make reparati0n at once. $ hua su3n8u0sH oa
oi1A CorresI ondence of the St. Louis Democrat vi I
/; i.sa' g SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov. H. tGIos
Matters with the army of the frontier are
statu quo Preparations are being made
however, which indicate demonstration in
some quarter before great while. iu9 @eDoh r
The army has been somewhat re-organized, r
and several volunteer regiments of the new n
levy are added to the army in exchange for
Missouri State Militia regiments, which are to
occupy towns in the State. This change is
gratifying to all parties. s Tsajc III .5ItoY
The enemy in Arkansas is reported to be
10000, under Hindman, and $4,000, under
Holmes. The former is near Ozark, and the
latter near Little Rock. There are however,
not to exceed 1900 men in Little Rock.
Thn No,fh. =
from whence we drove the rebels, is yet quiet
and undisturbed, except from small bands Of
guerrillas. 1t is not likely that the rebels will
again dare to occupy that portion of the
State.
Gen. Blunt with the first division of this
army, occupies Northwestern Kansas and a
portion of Indian Territory. He is working
the salt mines there, which are in excellent
order, and yielding an abundant supply.
In this division are three or four regiments
Of loyal Indians who have been driven from
their homes. They make good soldiers, are.
willing, obedient, long enduring and patient.
They 60 at all times, and to all places, I'M
questioning and with utmost alacrity--have
confidence in their leaders, and triumph in
their cause; are brave, generally good work
men and peculiarly adapted to skirmishing,
and woods fighting. 80 ses-h -
Gen. Blunt reports many desert;ons If die. b-
loyal Indians since Cooper and Standwaite
assumed command, and that many are COM
ing over to ioin his forces % j.
80 .a.i Nrw yoax Nov - ~
t5H BANK STATEMENT. ~
increase in loans. ....:... so, 0cG,16e
OF specie, $780,. - 664, 179
circulation, .........f. 1Os,131
c.o.I. - 100 i'o'''oo9
H.oeAs os:Uer, WI" n1 Hooerats business.
Gold onened IT Ha1 ,3eea;,,es ;. ON ,o
closed steady at 30. -. II anu
Il Cover, mont stoci,a. , ,ss.t,,.,...
r'OsN' ' ~" SN uee'ueo cnange.
2sis.. s} su PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49,
At meeting Of the newspaper proprietorsa
today, it was unanimously agreed to combine
tor the protection o. their interests, in view
of the heavy adyane6 in the price of paper
materials, DC, and increase the charge Of
subscription. -. .Ii.sf.s;1fssai 8,
g .+i ~ !. su,.e,ro,, NJ. "a
nIig .1en. doEman' recently ordered tore
port at St. Lout will doubtless be assigned
70 duty on reaching that point, either under
Ten. Curtis or Gen. Rosencranz. .a.a.5 g
.toIsr .: sra e.iF5 i. M,,,v.rxr,si lNanns IN
The draft in this city- and co .,u tcar
r,.oa - - .nIs .l'y auu county look
and cheerilv The sane,, f s ~ ,qu,e!y'
which the Gnvorror de.lt XII 'e,.'iet lisa
county hos mt do,.n oil ssa,;ra 20 o1au1leeS
Amonr the drafted was s Paigh = ie 1aSs
nro,n;,e,,t ~ h,,;rss. We =. eo =,
Ana ard othar ,.,a,i ,a sot u
- $50 ~ /" =. W." o'' - - d.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. lie. p
Headqstorters Department Or lie Ohio.
Cincinnati. Nop 17th 20 onar.i ~. ~