The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-11-12

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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
BEUREaARD complains that his, hands
have been tied they should be-; and SO
should his neck.-Louisville Journal. gs{5t-~
+ The Prince Of Wales arrives d age on
Sunday the 9th inst. z The eyent will be
celebrated in the principal cities Of Canada,
Fas,well as throughout Her Majesty's do.
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WE 'do not credit 1 man's assertion MI that
liz is friendly to the Union if he evidently
does al he can to make other people 3ll un-
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GENraAL g. 8: HAM1LroN, Of Wisconsin
a good officer, is nov in command Of the di-
vision at or near Corinth, recently com
manded by Gen. Rosecrans. 81. s...~..,.
Seg1RRELs swarmsin the woods Of West
ern, Virginia, and come down in, droyes on
the .cornftields. 4 Wheeling, paper says in
numerical strength they may be ikened un
to the, frogs in Egypt. : s.sszt ut5s3 :...s,s,
.? A WASHINGTON dispatch gives General
Halleck's views Of the emancipationa proc
lamation. He regards it:as A necessary step
in military policy, leaving the disposition Of
the freed negroes to the civil authorities. %
f. GENERAL ALEXANDER MceooK's corps
of Buell's army, marched from Louisville
to Shelbyville, a distance of thirty-one miles
lin little over one day. Such marching
ought to satisfyeven the Damphools Of the
Chicago Press 3' Tribune. >ss";t.;4 ~, II >.
FoRGoT H1MsELF-Senator Hunter, of
Virginia, made quite. blunder some time
ago, BY inadvertently swearing one of the
clerks to support the, Constitution of the
United States. 1t terribly electrified the
rebel; Senate. =. "...,
WILL attend meeting at Rome on. Fri
day.. at 2 o'clock-:f not in Fbrt Lafayette.
John Van Buren. ..;.st.:.
| y How truly said the, poet = e..y II
'' The thief doth fear each bush an officer"
| PRESIDENT LINCOLN bas. on his o vn pri.
vate account, recently presented a pair iol
Colts revolvers to the King Of Denmark
All the iron and steel is completely covered
with gold inlaid in beautiful arabesque with
representations of the mechanic arts, agri.
culture and commerce, elegantly designed.
JOHN VAN BUREN says the way in which
he obtained Gen. Scott's letter is secret
{ and that avery accomplished lady is help
. ing him keep the secret He admits that il
j was surreptnously obtained, and that he hat
no right to publish it without Gen. SCOTS
lconsent, any gentleman Of any party coult
have told him. = = >i..~. ~ E.. .-9nx >stt.
1T showed for twenty -four hours in cen
trail New York last Saturday and Sunday
Between Syracuse and Rochester the
snow was eight inches deep on Monday
morning. 1t showed pretty generally in tn.
West at about the same time, and as "a,
South as Central Kentucky. In New Eng
land they also had sprinkling Of fakes.
THERE is only this difference betwee,
such Northern Democrats as Vallandicham
Seymour, Fernando Wood, Jim Allen, ant
Dick Merrck, and the jeff: Davis Demo
Gratis: the latter oppose the Governmen
with bullets, bayonets and swords; the for
mer with words, sneers and lies. Tn
Southern rebels 60 about it like mad beast
their Northern allies like kissing snake
in the grass.-Chicago .Jousnaz. :. '..5
1TALY.-Mazzni has addressed an appea
to the Italian people against the italian mon
archy. He declared that the Royal buIle
which wounded Garibaldi has torn the las
line Of the contract entered into by the Re
pubicans Of ITALY with monarchy. He a,
firms that constitutional monarchy has bee
everywhere, save in England, failure, an,
denounces the Italian monarchy, its pro
iessions, its practices, and it's results. Til
letter, or rather manifesto, is elcquen. an
!impassioned. 49, ~. g ....'@ ... @@
I GEsEhAL BEAuEEeAhD has presented t
. General 'S.onewall jackson, . silye
mounted pistol Of new pattern, made i
, Paris expressly for jackson. It is revol,
5 Ter, navy size, constructed to throw balls q
a cannon throws grape shot. With this for
midable weapon, an officer hard pressed i
, action might destroy half . dozen enemie
/ at single discharge. An appropriate in
E scription is engraved on the silver plating
i GEN. BRAea's rebel army encountered Sc
, rious difficulties in its retreat from Ken
: tucky, Not less than ten inches OF sno,
, thad fallen in the mountain region, and hj
! poorly clad and poorly shod troops wcr.
! during their forced march, exposed 10 i
fIthe rgors Of : winter campaign. The su
j Iferings OF the rebel troops are said to has
Ibeea terrible, and much sickness ensuet
land many lives were lost through fs.ixu
and exposure 70 the inciemest weasher.-
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ADvIcEs from Texas represent that III
condition Of the Union men II that State