The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-12
Tflegralll1 Aeps.
The Electiens.
NEW YokK EbEiOT1oN.

$500. New York, Nov. 5.
Over 200 towns heard from. show Wads-
worth's majority outside ofENew York and
Brooklyn, to be IL, 600. The State has
probably gone democratic BY Is, 60 majority:
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= T.x E NEWARK, N. ), Nov: s. II
The State has gone democratic. Parker
is elected Governor, and Perry and Steele to
Congress- both democrats. Ia the 4tt dis
trict, Linn, Union, rnns ahead 81 his ticket
in the towns heard FROM. Wilmington.
Delaware, Wellington. Brand wine, and
Christina give Union majorst:es. .Reneeloonn,
is democratic. fsft3zs..5 @>.s+3 5@at7ta
sss s1. %Asss1 BosroN, Nov: 8. g.
The vote for Governor, ii this city is quite
close-Derens leading Andrew 2:s a:'; -
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-. 5Jss.st@z.ss NJ KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.
Returns from precints in this city. indie
pendence and Westport, for Congress- gives
Samuels $50 and King 223.., Payne and E.
NJ. McGoe are the leading candidates, the
former having 452 votes and the latter 277
Returns are yet incomplete - t@*.' s1:s J
"f:t NEW YORK. go vet
MILWAUKEE, November S.
New York has gone Democratic. Hora-
ito Seymour is elected Governor.
MICHIGAN -, .ty.,~ ~
Michigan has gone Republican by 5000
majority. -, ...r ..:>.-,: ...,.....
! MASSACHUSETTS. .s,
Massachusetts, has gone Republican
Andrew is reelected Governor, and has 80,
900 majority. g..
Wisconsin is mixed. Potter (Repubican)
is defeated in First District Sloan and
Hanchett (Republicars.) are probably elect
ed. Eldridge (Democrat,) is elected. Cobb
(RepuDlican,) is probably elected. The
NV York, Nov. 6.
It is not believed that any capital punish
ment will be served upon the hostile Indi-
ans in the Northwest, the policy of the
government being averse to such treatment
Of the Indians who have given themselves
up.
I It is the mission Of the Assistant Secreta~
~ Usher, now in Minnesota to adjust these
difficulties, avoiding, as far as possible, all
collision with the State government.
Bolivar, Tenn, Nov. 6.
! Gen. Grant with several divisions of the
army from this place and Corinth, marched
into Lagrange, Miss, last night.
The enemy still occupy Holly Springs
but the opinion is entertained, that they will
eyacuate.
The railroad will be repaired by to NOR.
row evening. as to admit passage of trains
from this place to Lagrange. A regiment
from Columbus passed down to Lagrange
last night another goes to-day. Rebels arc
about $4,000 strong at'Holly Springs. Var
Dorm is in command. If there is not bat
tie fought before many days, it will be be
cause the enemy prefer running to fighting
! B., NEW YORK, Nov. s.
! The Times has the following
! Dispatches Of the gravest Importance
and which may affect change in the whole
aspect Of the war, We're to>day submitted BY
the French Legation to the Secretary 0
State. ......-.-
Gen. Halleck expresses the belief that .
foreign war, neccssitatins levy en- nsasse .
our whole populations, would rot be an ei
without large compromising benefits. 49,
/ lie expressed the belief that the North
. has no. , ct begun to deselope its possible re
sources.
| An informal meeting of the Cabinet was
held to day, and an adjournment had to this
tevenng, when it re- asse IA bied at 3 O'Clock
Gen. nalleck being present on special ill.,
vitalion OF the President.
| 1t is believed that decisions Of more ulti
mate importance than any yet made IN the
!, course Of the war have been arrived at, and
will be announced before the end Of the
week.
The air is pregnant with rumors Of mill
tary and cabinet changes. Military changes
are positive. 81
/ It is believed that certain cabinet minis
ters regard these changes as a condemnation
giving them no alternative but to resign.
Gov. Morgan left Harper's Ferry at Il
o'clock this evening in a special train.
The Times has the following special dis
patch from Uppervil: .-..
/ Yesterday Pleasanton, in his successful
pursuit OF Stuart, was resumed at 10 A. NJ
The enemy was placed in a very dangerous
position on the road leading from Union t
Upperville. but after two hours hard fight
ing Pleasanton, joined by Averill, drove
Stuart and his 1900 horsernen back till
they broke. They succeeded in making
good their escape through Ashley's Gap.
Gen. McClellan's headquarters are a,
present at this place.
There is every indication that both sides
sre seeking to bring on great battle in this
Deishborhood, but citizens say the rebels
spose Of their intention, to get back to Rich
mond IS speedily y possible: s- 49,
HEADQUARTERS ARxY OF TUE PoroxAc,,
Kectortown, Va, Move.
AZ the particulars OF the fight yesterday,
at BARRIERS, becomes known, the more. bril-.
liant the victory is found to have been. 10
The battle was fought by cavalry alone,
and between the best disciplined troops eth.
| or army could produce. 49, = 5s*f
The rebels wers under the command 81
General Stuart, and the Fede1als under the
command Of General Pleasanton. The fin-
81 result. shows the rebels lost 30 dead on
the field, and their wounded must have been
numerous. & a sxa as..
Our loss Was Eve killed and ten wounded.
Gen. Pleasanton today reports that
SsonewaH Jackson has occupied Chester Gap
with his command. The town Of Warren
ton was occupied BY our troops At three
o'clock this afternoon. taking Eve prisoners
|bolons1ng 70 the Sd Virginia Cavalry, and