Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-16
LATEST NEWS.

CAIRO, Sept r.
Guerillas have returned to McNarv and
adj jacent counties in Tennessee, and are
making clean sweep. They GO to the
houses of men who have entered the fed
eral army, order the families to throw out
the furniture, and set the houses on fire
The death of the rebel General Magru-
der at the hands of a rebel Lieutenant is
confirmed. Magruder dishonored the
lieutenant wife, hence the killing
Rebel deserters state that some of the
Texas troops in the Southwest are in open
mutiny, swearing they will fight no more.
Three Louisiana regiments were sent to
guard them al Coney's Island
Advices from below state that General
Banks has issued an order opening the
Mississippi river to Port Hudson for trade.
subject to the usual custom house restric-
tions.
SAS Francisco, Sept 9.-Thc steamer
Orizabar from Panama, has arrived She
| brings dates from the city Of Mexico to
the 18th of August
Miramon has been appointed by Gen.
Forey commander cf the France-Mexican
forces
The Triumvirate had notified represen-
tatives Of foreign governments that a le-
leo, and requesting them TO reOrganize
the Irlumyirate as constituting such gov
ernment
The American and Central American
ministers replied that they must rccog-
nize the Juarez government until further in
structions from their respective govern
ments
Comonfort and Doblade had published
strong appeals, urging the Mexicans to re-
spect the French.
Fort MONROE, Sept II.
The steamer Massachusetts arrived from
Charleston Bar, 9th. On the Sth the Wee
hawken sent a shell into Noultries 6 mara
zine, exploding it. The Ironsi6as sent
shells into Moultrieville, firing and DESTROY
ing half the town.
The monitors and Ironsides hombarded
Sullivan Island for hours doing cxten-
sive damage
On the Sth, at l | P. NJ, boat expedi-
ton left the Squadron to storm Sumter.
but were repulsed with the loss of one
killed, five wounded and prisoners.
SAN Francisco, Sept s.
The steamer Brother Jonathan. with
S1O6,000 of treasure, from Victoria, and
! Sl35 900 from Oregon has arrived
Twelve thousand ounces Of gold. valued
at $500 600, were brought by the Brother
Jonathan. This treasure was not on the
steamer s manifest, but concealed in the
owners baggage to save freight The
owners employed twenty men part of last
year exploring their mine in the Cariboo
District, commencing to take out gold in
January.
One hundred and eight pounds of gold
dust were taken out in single day The
average yield per day was one hundred
ounces.
The mining news from the Cariboo dis
trict is favorable. A few of the principal
Claims continue to pay largely. In regard
to others there was considerable disap-
pointment in consequence of the scanty
| returns. Several rich quartz veins had
| been discovered.
MILWAUKEE, Sept II.
Mr.. F. J. Bellinger, of the firm of A. II.
Hewitt & Co, of this city, got into polit
| ical discussion with some citizens at New
Lisbon, last evening, when a quarrel en-
sued. One or two soldiers interfered
when Bellinger drew revolver and shot
enc soldier dead, and wounded three 9TH
ers.
Bellinger ran, after firing, bat was pur-
sued by several soldiers and killed The
soldier which Bellinger shot was not in
the crowd The officers of company c.
30th regiment, and many citizens, used
every effort to protect Bellinger
The name of the soldier killed was f. Oh
sen The wounded ones are J. F. Elgin,
Edward Webber and Charles Cummings
The first two are wounded severely.
VAUDEVILLE, Me, September :.
Edwin Noyes the Superintendent of
the Maine Central Railroad, has been de-
tected in large embezzlement of the com
pany's property, and has absconded TO