The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-29
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NEW York Anri1 81.

LUG NEW orleans Era has news via Ma
tanzas from Mexico to March II. It was
SAID that the French that day made Gen
eral attack on Pueb|a and were repulsed ia
beyond Cholena. The victory of the Mexi.
cans is complete The French lost 60 can.
non and 5000 men.
Two well known American merchant.
nave arrived in London, to dispose of ST..
OcO. 700 sterling per cent, U. s. bonds in
tending with proceeds. to buy up vessels
building in England for the Confederacy.
The Union Emancipation Society at Man
chester has solemnly protested against tho
building of war ships for the rebels.
They call on the government to viniicate
the honor of England by stopping such pro.
ceedings.
The Polish instruction is still spreading.
~, New YoRK, April 20
The ram Queen of the West was captured
from the enemy in Grand Lake at ten O'Clock
this morning. Capt. Fuller, commanding
and all her crew and officers, numbering
ninety souls, are now prisoners at Berwick
Bay. The capture of the Queen of the
West is most important, and consider the
whole affair as avictory Of immense advan.
tase to the Union cause.
-~@T WASHINGTON, April %.
Capt. Worden of the Monitor Montauk
arrived here to- day and had a long inter
view with the President and Secretary Sew
ard. He is in poor health. He expresses
the utmost confidence in the ability Of the
Monitors, to resist the combined attack Of
the forts.
New YORK, April rs.
The piper manufacturers held a meeting
yesterday, and agreed to stop half of their
works on writing and quarter Of their works
on printing paper. The object is the raise
the price still higher.
The Government have determined mt m
grant letters of marque unless foreign wal
should arise.
MURFREEsBoRo, April o.
Gen. Reynolds reports from Liberty the
particulars Of the McMnnyiile affair. The
principal mounted force, under Colonel's
Wilder and Mintz, arrived at McMinnville
on Wednesday morning, taking the place by
surprise.
A rebel force under Grigssby was in IRON,
Of the town, but Gen. Reynolds amused
them while Col. Wilder went into tn. place
Griggsby escaped. Colonel Longwortll u
the Ohio cavalry, struck the railroad, and
DESTROYED the telegraph and bridges between
Morrison and Manchester, and burned .
train of cars at various places, and vas,
quantities Of meat.
Capt. Wckliffe, Of the I'd kentucky cav.
airy, in charge of an important ,rt Of the
expedition, got drunk, and was sent in un
der arrest and in disgrace
Col. Wilder destroyed the bridges, toseth.
er with 10000 pounds Of bacon, two hogs
heads OF sugar, three hogshsads OF rice, eig h,
barrels Of whiskey, 200 bales of cotton, one
large cot on factory, one large mill, and one
small mill, and captured $40 prisoners
among them Dick Mc(;ann, who Afterwards
escaped.
FoRrREss MONROE, April %.
It is estimated that the rebel loss was
eight to our ono in the late attack on Suf
folk.
The battery captured from the rebels or
the Goth inst. has been taken to a place o
safety.
CINC1NSAT!. April g.
Che million dollars c"pilal stock to the
new bank about starting under the na,iona
banking law, have been subscribed here
The books were closed to day.
Mrs. Somcrs and Two daughters, were
ARRESTED in Coving,on to-day, for carrying
rebel mails. The contents Of the mails con
vict several residents Of Coyington and New
port
DR.. J. E. Stephenson. was arrested 70,
disloyal language, and vii! be sent South
ST. LOUIS, April %
The telegraph line to Faye:tviIle is again
down. There is great anxiety for news
from Southwestern Missouri. A thousand
absurd rumo,s are atloat concerning Price,
his strength and intentions. The army at
Pilot Knob is being strengthened to beat
back any force Of the enemy.
The gunboat Cincinnati has Teen hurried
off to Cairo. Steamboats, are prohibited from
going below, as the rebels are suspected OF
having desachments out to pick them up.
Three hundred thousand rations arc be
ing prepared for Grants army, and general
supplies for sixty days. The latest cont rsct
include 10000 barrels Of feur and 6. OCu
barrels Of pork. ..s....
80. CAIRO. April q.
The steamer Hillman brought nearly ST..
600 Gov from soldiers to their families main.
lily from Milliken's Bend and Youns's Point.
MENPHIs, April "a.
According to the best Information no fight
ing Of consequence occurred on the Cvldwa.
ter. or near llerrando yesterday. <....s -
Il is reported that the federals occupy
Holly Springs. f - -
@~@'1 Sr. Louis, April, "a.
The Belle Of Memphis was cut out from
our levee this morning At 3 or o'clock.
The circumstances attending the elandestine
departure Of that vessel, in the small hours.
have led some to fear she has been captured
by carefully concocted and boldly execu.
ted rebel scheme, It seems that 1t 3 or 4
O'Clock, A. n. 20 armed men, headed by one
who called himself . member Of Gen. Cur.
tiss' staff. seized the bost, the Captain, clerk
and others being absent in the city, admin
issered the osih Of secrecy to oil passen.
lgvrs and crew, aud Is soon - steam could
Be made, the boat backed out without sop.
plies or anything. aud there Is no boas fast
enough 70 overtake her. u. ..--. -.
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