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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

FROM GEN. s1BLEY.
35 Miles from Devils Lake.
tEj. ;
His Force Divided.
-.s',. = iii. y = .
AND STARTED TO ATTACK 600 LODGES
2 OF INDIANS (: = -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
E>STRAf.-Came to the farm of the sub
IL scriber, living forty miles abovc'St. Cloud,
on tho Red River road, on or about the 18th
day Of July, HORSE, about four years old,
OF almost black color and about twelve hands
high. The owner can have the same by Prov
ing property, paying charges and taking the
animal away. . 'eas.. +. JOHN LITTLE.
st. Cloud Aug. 9Th 1863. augG-SwO
SADDLER AND HARNESS SHOP
Carriage Trimming.
TRUNKS, SADDLES, (of every , x,yle)
>: Horse Collars, Whips,
6%f'1D1h II s,ssy and fi rlem,l rRd;Isurs;
+ Curry Combs, Spurs,
And erything; necessary to complete outfit,
Kept constantly On hand. y -
Work and Side Harness made TO- order on
short notice. II I
Carriages trimmed in any desired style.
Shop on St. lGermain street. ~
JOHN SCHWARTZ.
st. Cloud, Aug. 9Th 1863 - v6n2-1y
$500 $3.50, : CENTRAL HOUSE, ~
1. ST: CLOUD, :. 81: :: :: :: MINI.
:H9H .:.43l-j-.I, -. 49,,
uAviNG just completed and Furnished in
Ill good style, large addition to this hotel,
the proprietor would announce to the tayeling
public that it will be kept as ~ -.
:: -. FIRsT-cLAss HOUSE .''" "
In every respect, VII ,aru a..
The location is one Of the most central in the
city, bling in close proximity to the offices of
the United States and County officers, and to
the principal business houses.
The Tables will be. supplied with every boun-
ty and luxury that can be procured; and ev-
cry attention will he paid to the comfort of
guests. ...y.. III -
The Stage Office is in the same building, and
coaches can be taken to any desired point.
v2n6 ly -, j. HAYWARD.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

any way signifying her wish to enter, she
pushed open the door! This was, as Mr..
s. has assured US, the most offensive part
of the visit, for the reason that he was in
Apo condition to receive her; the character
ofhis garment, which he had on, being
such as 70 prevent proper welcome.
The poor squaw no doubt thought she
was very badly treated, for she had the
door slammed in her face, and an unloaded
gun. snapped at her, all Of which, made
hsr beat y hasty retreat towards the gate
which she had taken pains to shut on en-
+ teriug, and leaving also q bundle Of clothes
behind her, which she had, no doubt, COL
lected il this neighborhood.2 Mi. s. step
ped bsck to load his gun, and while doing
50 the red thief With her bundle made her
escape. This sauaw is no doubt Of a
small company Of chippewas that have
been in the neighborhood for some, time
for the purpose Of piuAgs. 20, that house
II keepers would do we'll to take in their
? clothes in the evening, and bachelors had
better shut and lock their doors at night,
,or get some one to keep them company.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

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, 1863-10-15
FROM PENNSYLVANIA,
From Philadelphia:

| From Philadelphia:
Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
Nothing has been heard from the inter;o,
to change the conviction that Curtin Is elect.
ed BY decisive majority probably 50, 900,
calculating the matter coo1Y. Admitting
that Berks gives .6,500 for woodward, and
Northampton 5000, 1t Is possible that the
Union men may get but 5000, but It may be
more than $1,000. The number is in doubt.
Ohio has done better, but her candidate Was
more notorlously d1sloJa1, and her soldiers
were allowed to vote.
The delight in Brough's triumph is almost
equal to that In Cnrtin'a.
Senator Wilson made strong speech on
Tuesday night from the Press Office, to an
immcnse crowd. Col. .Forney spoke elo-
quently and closed with IN earnest tribute
to John BroHn- Two thousand people s1ns-
Ing the John Brown hymn, passed up Chest
nut street and siAea
The colored regiment which left for the
var to-day, received IN enthusiastic Erewel
from the people. Abolitionism Yon may
Judge Is Triumphant in Philadelphia.
The Copperheads are stubborn. The re-
turns come in very slowly, and thsy claim
that full report will showa Democratic sue.
cess.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct II Philadelphia gtres
6.5Co majority for Curtin. Lebigh, to COM
plete, gives Woodward 200 dajority.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct: 14.-The following are
, 1863-10-15

Especial Dispatch to tne Chicago Ts4nuna-
E1.YYb.a ELY Qef IL fEt

SPRINGFIELD 0ct- IA, 1853.
There IL great rejoicing here tonight orer
the Union victories AL day flags have been
d1fplayed from the State House, the United
States Court rooms, md many private build.
hgs. Toll ight salute is being fired By Col.
croven, at the arsenal, and general iublIa.
lion il goirg forward
The Democratic Club had their powder
purchased yesterday, and Senator Lindsay
can't down from Peoria and made them q
speech, but the first breath of the news from
Ohio cent them into their holes like 80 r,auy
snakes when the frost strikes them.
Tic Methodist Conference adjourned la1t
right at midnight. Rev. James A Gum was
ntnscd admisEion to the Conference On the
Charge of dislo5alty.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, taking
pattern from tie loyal Methodist Conference,
invited Gov. Yates. today to administer to
them The oath Of allegiance. There was
much Disappointment when It was found the
Governor had left for Washington:
TIE stars End stripes Was, however, lung
to the breeze from the hall, to testify to the
loyalty cf the order. Lot the State Reqister
and st. Lonis Rtpu19icaa make note Of 1t,
The G:ard Lodge to-day elected Its officers,
rs follows:
John g. Rogers. of Chicago: Grand Master.
L. ], SpraCuc, OF Drquoin, Grand Warden
James =. Starr, Of Alton, Grand Secsttlry,
James jackson. Of Jacksonville, Grand Treas:
uYcT.
Jeremiah Griswold, Mound City; Edward 4
RuckeF. Chtcato-Gsand Representatives to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States.
Last night the Encampment elected Its
offictrs aB follows:
n. Y. G. .P.-Robc1t D. Sanders Of Jackson
ville.
n. :. g. H-Jos, 4 sGoggs OF Freepo.t
vile. 0NA
r. y. g. 8. G. and T-James E. Starr Of Alton.
4. ". 9. ]. W.-Andrcw Ta Tbcr Of Chicago.
Z. w. G. Representatives to the G. L. of
the United statese:
For one year-0avid 6imns Of fA1.on.
For two yearE-Allea c. Lcwea of Chicago.
Standardization hafH Of 6pripcfeld
, 1863-10-15

This distinguished officer was recently
in our city for surgical treatment Loyal
Iowa has just operated upon him for the
cure Of disease to which military men
are peculiarly exposed, an itching for
Office, amounting to rabies if unchecked.
The operation was very brilliant one,
though the patient is as dead as herring,
or as Mcclellan. The case Of Gen. Tuttle
is an Instructive one. He won reputation
atthe cannon's mouth. lie Was recognized
asworthy to lead 1owa's gallant sons, He
accumulated some little fame. He sold it
out to the enemies Of his country, md con
sented for the price Of little brief glory
at the head ofa State ticket, to put himself
into the hands Of men who have never
given loyal thought, word or deed to the
cause in which loyal Iowa troops have
fought and bled. What part or lot had
Gen. Tut!le rightly with the Mahoneys,
and other c1imps for JEFF Davis that
taint the loyal communities Of IowaP
None. But overwcening ambition be-
trnyed him to lis fall. Let him now
turn resolutely to the work set before
him in the field, and pcrchancc By some
gallant deed among bullets, wipe out the
blot upon 1lls name among ballots The
Gea- Tu1tle who won honor and wounds
in the campaigns Of the Southwest the
country will honor. The candidate Tuttle
who went down in the storm with which
loyal men swept treason from Iowa will be
remembered with marvel that both ex-
trcnes became united in one and the same
person By the cohesive power Of ambition
and vanity. The sad tale might be made
a valuable tract for discrimination among
adolesccnt shoulder straps
, 1863-10-15
FROM CHARLESTON.


FonTREss MoSRoH, Oct. 1.-THE steam
transport Fahsee, which lett Charleston on
the 10th, has arrived. She had in tom the gun
boat Madgee, for repairs, which sank off Fry
ing Pan Shoals On Sunday last. Her crew WAS
BaTed.
On the night ofthe 5th the rebels attempted
to destroy the 1ronsides: BY approaching her
In a small rnm, the Chicora, striking the
1ronsides amidships. Tbs concussion WAS
tremendous. It knocked down the bnlRarks
ard injured one nan. The hull Of the Iron
sides Is unipjured. She is considered tarpedo
proof. The euemy's steamer was badly dam
aged. Seyera1 Of her men were knocked over
board and drowned. On the night Of the 9th
another attempt was made to destroy tbs
lFor sides. but Tho rebels Were discovered and
driven off
It Is said that the cItIzans Of Charleston
have Uttered heavy rewards for the destruction
Of tie 1rons1dts. Active operations nre daily
expected.
WAsHIEGToE, Oct. IA dispatch from
Admiral Dshlgren shows that tho Ironsides
wss not injured by the torpedoes. The party
who bad the torpedo in charge, was captured,
together with their calling orders which fut.
nish important information.
, 1863-10-15
How the Soldiers Vote.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tu6ae.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chl>sgo Tu6=a..l
Ksoxv11r; Oct, l3, 1868.
The soldiers vote for Governor Is: In tt.
1coth 0. Y. l., Brough. 2a5; Valaad:ghsm
Is; 10Th Q. v, Brough, 475; VallandighaE.,
4; A4th O. Y. r, Brosgh, 4s9; 10Th Ohio bat.
tc1y, Brcugh, o8: Kook1es' Ohio battery,
Btoush, 67; companies G and D, Of Dayton
4tt, all for Brough.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
NASHVILLE, Oct. II, 1863.
Soldiers vote at two precincts Of the bar
racks, 627 for B1ough and rs for Vallaudts-
ham. Hamilton county soldiers, 127 for
Brougb, ard for Vallandfghsu. Hospitals
8 ana s. l21 for Broush. 20. -
The soldiers from Montgomery and h anil-
ton were all for Brcugh.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbunal
y KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. ID. 1858.
Soldiers vote In the 11Sth ONO YoLs-
Brough, s42; Valland1gham, 16o.
ELEVENTH 0. V.-Brough, 464; ValL,ndiz-
ham, Fl.
FoRrY-F1FTn 0. V-S50 for Brough, Other
regiments not heard from.
The rebels are still falling back. shack1e.
ford is in pursuit. Jones has agaln eluded us.
EIMIRA, N. z, Oct. 14.-The vote Of the
Ohio soldiers In the invalid corps here, at
the Elmira barracks was taken to-day, and 1t
resulted in ca votes for Brough and 1 tor Yal.
1andigham.
=. From stark County.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CANTON, Ohio, Oct II, 1863.
In Stark County, nine townships, Bfough
gains eco On last gear. His MINORITY will not
bo lees than 600 In the county.
, 1863-10-15
Qt)icaeo Qri5u1re.



The returns look better as they are more
carefully weighed. The Coppcrhcads
find there is more in the piece than they
thought before they came to measure it.
It is both death and judgment to the
workers Of treason in the North. The
Ohio majority will exceed ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND. Pennsylvania will give from
$4,000 TO 10000. Iowa will blast Copper.
heads by 10000 majority. The returns
from Indiana show that the loyal fire has
spread through all her communities. Ne
hraal1a sends greeting to her sisters, and
swe1ls the list Of Union triumphs, and the
City Of Baltimore sustains the position of
Winter Davis, and sets the seal Of con.
domination on the Blair family, by
Union triumph at municipal election.
Is it not cause for loyal men to think
God and take courage2 Would it not be
timely for the Copperhead press to say
something about Federal bayonets kecpine
Democratic voters away from the ballot
boxes.
, 1863-10-15
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
MADISON, Wis, Oct. II, 1863
Union men are jubilant over the victories
won BY the Union.loving people Of Ohio,
Penrsylyania AID Iowa, Nhile Copperheade
are scarce and despondent.
Prominent Coppcrheads now admit that the
Union ticket OF this State will be carried BY
at least 5000 majority On the home vote,
which can easily be done If Union men will
only do their duty. 49,
We are celebrating, tonight, BY firing na-
ticnal salute with cannon captured from the
rebels at Shiloh, by the 14th Wisconsin regt.
ment, speeches at the Assembly Chamber,
bonfiree, etc.
Capt. Roby, commanding the 10Th regi-
ment, reports to the Governor the part taken
BY that regiment at Chickamauga. The line
on their left and rear gave Tay, leaving them
e1Fosed to capture, Their list Of losses shows
Is killed, S. wounded, and is missing. Some
wounded arc alEo missing, and some are mIss-
ing Who 1t Is feared are killed OF wounded.
On Monday after the battle the regiment
mustered three officers and tHenty-sIx men.
n D. Bartlett sends the Governor List Of
casualties in the 2lst regiment-2 killed, So
wounded, aud IS missing.
, 1863-10-15
FROM IOWA..

From Beh8oIncs.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnne.J
DEsAo1SEs, Iowa, Oct. II.
From returns received from the several
counties, up to Line O'Clock this evening, /,
is estimated that ". II. Stone, Union candl
date for Governor, and his associates upor
the State ticket, aro elected by fifteen thous'
snd majority on the home vote.
The vote Of the soldiers will be light, owing
to the widely rcattered condition Of the reet,
ments; but whateTer it may be, it will be
cast nearly rolldly for the Union ticket.
From Dubuque.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct u, 1sG3
Dubuque county gives Tutt1s about 1,050
majo1jt5-a Unicn gain Of 500
The Union men are rejoicing ever the splen-
Cid result. Buchanan county $50 majority for
stcne-a Union gain Of zoo. Iowa county
SEQ majority fer stoue-A gain Of 100. B1ack-
hawk county $50 majority for orStone-4t1 gain.
Delaware county 600 for s:one--150 gain
DEs MONIES, Oct. 1.-THE following are
nsjo1ittes for Col. Stcne, for Governor: Pot
2GS, Jones CO. 500, Blackhawk co. $50, Dala-
ware co. 500, Buchanan CO. 800, Cass CO. So,
Jasper co. 4To, Guthrie co. Is, Warraa CO..
425, Marshall co. 500, Madison co. It's, Liun
CO. 1G00, Clinton CO. 400, fremont co. 120,
Poweskfe co $50, Wells co. $50, Muscatloc
GO. 355, Scott co. 800, :Des Moiues co. $50,
Henry co: 1,200, Lee CO. 20. Jeffarson co. $50.
The following are majoritt5s for Tuttle j:
Duhug1e CO. ESQ, Wapello CO., fir as heard
trcm, l25.
How the Greybeards Vote.
!. :.MuscATNE, Oct. 1.-THE Io1a 37th, Gcsy-
beard Regiment, stationed at Alton, giTe
Stone $40, Tuttle s0.<
DUBUQUE, Iowa. Oct 14.-Thrce townships
il D. laxare county give Stone as4 majority.
Eight companies OF the 18th Iowa Regiment,
ct Springfield, Mo give Stone e67. Tnttle G.
The Victory at Cairo.
CAIRO, Oct. 14-Whole number OF votes
cast by sailors on the Clara Dolson, 7I-G6
for Brough, for VallandighAm, 1 fraudulent.
Included IN this number, Dare ret In the box
fer want Of b1anka-the 4 for Brough, the 1
for Val1andigham, and the one fraudulent.
:: The 80 counted represented 28 yotes from
Hamilton county, Is Of them full tickets, 3
the half ticket.
No other county had more than 3 votes.
At The post hospital 40 IONA votes we're
cast, So lor Stone, 2 for Tutt1e.
, 1863-10-15

NEW YoRk. Oct. IA letter from Brest,
pia the Africa, dated September Goth, says ::
II The Florida has finished Ler repairing In the
French Government dock and gone into .
mercantile harbor, where she was renittlng.
She would 60 into the roadstead IN about !
week, but 1onld not be ready for sea for
CT Eea1ssge continued ut Brest, awaiting coal.
It has been pointed out that twenty four
hours must elapse after the sailing Of one
vessel before the othe other will ba allowed to
t1eparth
, 1863-10-15

OMAHA, Nebraska, Oct. 1A.-Nebraska
elects large majority OF Union members Of
the Legielature.
The HcuEe will stand at least 81 out OF 50.
Also Union Councils Union, 5 Democrats.
The Union Territorial Auditor and Treas
urcr met with no opposition at the election
Yesterday.
, 1863-10-15
German National oruan1xatfon,

w1s NN110n1 OrK001EH13p0.
.n4a movement initiated in Washington,
oi'en@ng IN Council No. 10, the German
branch Of the Union League. Thev h,v. a1ec-
ted Central COMMITTEES and Issn.d 49, ~ ~ ~
dress, md the Organization n-sa,... ~ ~
do good work for the loyal cau.e ~ dn-,as. ~ "
coming year. Thus far fifteen state ae,~..s .,e
zationa, with = great number Of otbsr c1.,.
and societies, havo offered to Cooperate. ~
general Delegate Convention Of all ths States
will be held at Cleveland, Ohio. on the 18Th
3nstnnt, nj which time and place perm,-
nent Executive Board and central point Tor
ncAon will be determined on. The purpose
o1 she organization Is to secure greater com.
pae11ess Of the liberal Germans, In order thu!
they may act in concert With III loyal men
, 1863-10-15

Heavy Skirmishing at Blue
Springs.
THE SITUATION IN EAST
TENNESSEE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct Il, 1853.
Heavy sksrmishing took place on statur-
day with cur advance end tho rebels, It com.
menced In tho morning and was continued
,b.r,,,v nn+,, fan, o,o1,ol !, A .h,.,..
eaa1p'S aatn 1ou1 O'CLOCK P. n. a cn2rse
vas then made and the rebels driven back.
l. The enyapement contjnued TIL nJcht. tha
rebels occnpvirr a strong noeft,on. Wa fad
..1..s
the morning. but they evacuated dnring the
go ~A''
n'en'' ana Oh sunday we're falling back.
seventy wounded, now in hospital, and six
killed. These are of the 4th division, 2ad
corrs. -.
, 1863-10-15
FROM ELHAUKEE,

MuWACEEr, Oct IL, 1861
This city is holding general jubilee over
The recent Union victories in Ohio, Pcnnsyl-
yania and Iowa. Large bondres are burning
in tbs principal streets, aud 4 large torch
light procession forming on Wlsconsin street.
The meeting called In front Of the Custom
uouEo is very large, aud is being addressed
by various speakers.
The prestige Of these g1orions victories Is
working It's mogic41 effects throughout Wis
conan, md the campaign will be conducted
With yigor and spirit which must insure an
other brilliant victory, and give t1nal blow
to Coprerheadism In Wisconsin. = -
, 1863-10-15

TwE1FTu WAaD-Broush 900; yallaudigham
Tn1nrEzx1u wAnn- -B:ough Isl; va1landishau,
FOURTEENTH -Drough o71; vallaudisharu
.Fu7EEkTu WARD -Bsongh 1.4oa; val1andjgham
s1x1EE1u WARD -Bsough 1,s7s; vallandigham
G73.
s1yxsrEzs7u wAnD-Dsonsh 41e; yalland1g'
Total: Brough 15,9aa; va1iandigham 9,438.
Brough's majority in this city will be ex.
actly 6,47o. The total vote polled is 25,9s8.
The various townships in this county Will give
Broueh 2T majority, making total Of Q, 75S
in the county.
Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribunal
TR7os, no, Oct. Il, 1883.
Six huldred ct Shelby's men are tour miles
above Syracuse making for the railroad and
IN. exit ecuth. Maj. Browns command, about
500, are marching On them to head them of.
The United States forces are within four
miles Of collision. leave for there imme-
diately by special train.
From cleveland.
ISFccial Dispatch to the Chicago rrtbuneJ
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. II, 1858.
You have the returns from The State as tar
as heard from, In your dispatches BY the As.
focinted Press.
Enough that Brough is grandly md trl-
umphant1y elected. Copperheads ars scarce
to-day, and blue as the waters Of the lake.
The Union men will have grand celebra-
ton here on Saturday night. a meeting Of
preparation was held this evening. The ratl-
fication will be splendid one.
Secretary Chase and Governor Brough are
expected to be present. The city Will be
brilliantly Illuminated. After the long and
arduous campaign, the Union men arc set
Ting down to the enjoyment Of their victory.
1t is reported TINT Brough has received
congratulatory dispatch from Presldent Lin
coin.
From TuscAfaWas County.
Especial Dispatch to this Chicago Tr.b1ne.3
NBw PHILADELPHIA, O., Oct. II.
Tusca1awas county give Bfough loo MAORI
ty. List fall it nent CopFerhead 1, 100 gain
1900. Won't that do?
Carroll county, Ohio, Brough's majority
5s4, being gain Of $50 since 1aet fall.
From Vansvert County.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
fAAHEETt auHelL tU.s o14us OC1% 44s 1sIt+
Yanrert county tie-gain one hundred
and slxty-eIx for Brough. Vannert town one
hundred and tifty.eix for Brough-galn forty
six.
From Wayne County:
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WOOSTER, o., Oct. II.
Seven townships counted out give gain Of
four hundred and five for Brough. Large
gains are reported from other townships.
There will be gain Of seven or eight huad
red for Broug h in the county.
From Rtchland County.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trioune,1
MANSFIELD, O., Oct. II.
Rlchland county gives Vallandigham m.-
jo1ity Of four hundred, being n Republican
gain Of four hundred and fifty. With the SOL
die1s' yote ne elect our whole ticket
From Wyandott County,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
sANDusKx, o.. Oct. IL
Democratic Wyandott county goes against
Val1a1djgham. Brough gains 49o on last
years vote,
, 1863-10-15

The Late Victory.
--latest from the Bat.
tie Fields,

Ohio Gives Brough----l2o,000 mai.
Pennsylvania for Curtin by-30. 600
Iowa Against Tuttle by-----20.000
Indiana thoroughly for the Union.
Federal Triumph in. Nebraska.
Baltimore Gives a Union Victory:
, 1863-10-15

F1t is said that the Late election In Ohio
Ia driven Val from the borders Of Canada to
.ns borders OF distraction, and fhAt Dick
a4et1ac6' With his Il, 600, is to join him there.
, 1863-10-15
THE NEWS.


The news from Missouri Is excitine
The rebel raiders are having a hard time
Of it. The Union forces are hcading OF
and scattering the several rebel bands, and
at considerable hkirmish ut Marshall
Saline county, inflicted heavy loss upon
them. Shelby and his pack will find all
too surely that they have got too far from
the border. Our map shows the section
Of Western Missouri visited by this inya,
sion. Our dispatches from Upton are
scIy full to 8 o'clock last night.
The news from Rosccrans' army indi-
Gates no change in positions, or further
event OF interest.
The war in Virginia is yielding some
sharp ski1mlshes. It seams certain
TINT there has been sharp fight
ing, a general change Of position
in both armies, six Of one and
half dozen Of the other in military
strategy; and q surging Of the wave Of
war a few leagues nearer the Capital
But as the dispatches do not begin to tell
us *'N ashington issafe," re see no reason
to believe it is in danger. There is no
ground to anticipate any general engag-
mcnt Of the two armies.
The news from Charleston shows the
1ronsides but little injured from her en-
counter with the rebel torpedo.
Thenews from Washington shows Little
Mac terribly injured by lis torpedo, which
exploded backward. There was not, for
tunately, much vitality to be harmed by
the shock.
Loyal Pcnnsylvanians are indignant that
the principal battery used against them in
their campaign was the manufacture of a
Republican Cabinet officer. They intend
to press the grievance upon the attention
Of the President, and ask to hare that
Copperbead cannon foundry removed from
a vicinity which tarors the claim Of its
being national ordnance.