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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09

4s' o'Es1Hresn niSa sarautjrt, eaB biz a.si.
Der fir Civil uno MititarPrrFensn cuffs Btfte
pss1 pnb nad esm ~nsHglca @thniit Tne.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

fired upon Warrenyon, ana was supposed the guns
there had been removed TO protect the bridge Big
Black If this was correct Col Eliot thought they might
still battery Of field artillery from vicksburg for
"this night only" 10 intercept the Era This suppcson
proved correct for at twelve O'Clock ou Friday night
when opposite Warrenton the batteries opened their or
heard Of welcome The same good fortune attended
the Era She under fire forty minutes, and though
many tmes escaping by hairs breadth apparently
Not Of the forty shots fred raised so much as the
smell Of powder upon her. The Era now lies moored 70
the Shore unharmed and In as good condition a. when
week ago she departed from Alexandria for Camden
MISCELLANEOUS.
The prisoners yesterday placed on board the Ad
mirals ship, whence they will soon be sent to Camp
Chase. During the fire they behaved with great cool
ness, particularly Lieutenant DAILY, the seventeenth
Texas cavalry.
The last seen Of Mr. Anderson he standing upon the
hurricane deck OF the Queen soon after her explosion
deserter from the Webb, whom Colonel E'ie found at
plantation Ellis a says he was taken prisoner and
is at Alexandria, La. He will doubtless be well
taken care Of, and will returuto US on the next nag Of
truce
Indebted TO of the survivors for the following
list OF the wounded and prsoncrs:-
First Master Thompson, shot BY gler filas,
Second Master Eddison, prisoner.
Third Master Duncan, prisoner.
Engineer Taylor, prisoner and scaid0d
One carpenter, name unknown, prisoner
Two blacksmiths names unknown, prisoners.
L. G. Jarbon, private, prisoner.
David McCuiom, private, prisooer.
Thos. Williams, private prisoner.
Chas. Launer private, prisoner.
Carol Smith private, prisoner.
Ed. Hazeltine, private, prisoner
G. l.. Faulkner, sergeant, prisoner.
John A. Bates private, prisoner.
N. +. Rice, private, prisoner.
VIM. Brown. private, prisoner.
Geo W. Hill, private. prisoner.
F. Anderson, New York Herald, prisoner.
C. w. Bailey, ndsutant, prisoner.
private jumped overheard from tho De Soto and
drowned.
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

CTORE AND DWELLING.--TO LET, THE STORE AND
- Dwelling I2z Sixth opposite Jefferson market
Apply to JOHN T. NESMiTH. ~ Cedar street,
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

RROADWAy STORE TO LEr-THE SPLENDID STORE
Szo broadway TWO blocks above Stewards 10 eet front
side and skyght handsomely papored and fescoed In
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

HROhDWAY AND BROOME STREET NoRT,IwEs
~ thir and iourths Floors Of above build
Ply 70 JOS T. HEPBURN Ii9 Maiden Lane or IA Wess,
The New York herald., 1863-03-06


Colonel Ect had dressed into his service the pilot Of
the captured Era, placing him in the pilot house,
forced him assst ., the wheel she moved slowly up
her boilers and instead of tafug the bend OF the river
outside the eddy inside, and In instant hard
aground and immovabIe the hills II was at this very
instant that the three rasd thirtytwo FOUNDERS
Taylor opened nre Each shot told with fearful accuracy
SOLD s1o. crashed hroa h cabins = = they .ss
Yer, ana she sI.d sad immovabs. Every sIsr.
sS no avail. In her present position none Of
the Queens guns effective. The rebels had tho
range perfecsly, and nrng al target In broad daylight
could not have done better execution Presently word
from tho engine that the evcS shot away
then that the escape pc was broken. and almoss mme
showed that her steam chest penetrated.
Al this time NO ono thought of saving the boat. II
arst thought The boiler had exploded bt though the yes
sci shock and reeed f from earthquake shock,
was discovered the boilers unhurt soon the
rushing steam entered every part Of the vessel the main
deck, the hold the cabin and pilot house. My Informant
~as IN tho pilot house, and with dfnculty prevented
Fnfocatng by nllng his mouth with woolen rag lying
hard by With some dflcnlty he ESCAPED 70 the cabin
and from thence the hurricane roof whore many OF the
crew ana 'ne ,hsse oarnslists were gathered
guns esrfuy distinct the shot kissing aud scream.
ing IN dangerous PROXIMITY ~ their heads Some leaned
overheard and were drowned. Others tumhlcd cotton
bales into the river and attempted 10 float with tho cur
rent. Mr.. Andersnn last standing undecided
rbeber 10 riak ecac on cotton bal or tis csn,nr Nv
rnmsn,ug Rcdman swung b,rself from ,bs hpr,,ns ws
roof aud reached the lie Soto IN skill Mccullough
sought cotton bale, and debated whether he should
trust his precious body upon u While Thus engaged the
balc oated beyond his reach and Immediately thereafter
a Shell aghted upon ", aud exploding, blew u into
thousand fragments "Mack seized an ther bate. and
reached the e soto in safety Colonel Elet ossspcl in
like
Tho enemy hearing no reply his guns and discover
ing IRON the rush ~ steam that accident bad &C
CURED, slarkcncd h hrc and sent boats c rccounorc
Ihree yawis loaded with ncu approached the vessel
whom the c-cg rcmaauu board sguacd ,heif sarren
The New York herald., 1863-03-06

II tysecond street, $780, four story. Thirty nth
street 000 four Eleventh street beweeen Fifth
tween Broadway and Fifth several at $3.50 5000;
$4O0 e. COLE 4 CO.. l35 Fifth avenue.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-12

Us Thxtsit shsii he the diits of IN.
Magissfa,cs of 'tIiis. .sstate.. IN their re
sPectise fsiatricts, to sce il,attbe provis.
ioo@ ofStbis Art' ais saforosd, and IS.
freR, personal ohssrsstfon; or infor6,a.
Itsoa on aa,lL it shall eofSe 10 ti,e khosi.
edge 2of. any ous of thep, ,sfhst anysrer
son or persots, arss eeeaRed, or have
besn suxsged, N et6sasfa,i. filk,iITiug. i,
stIAit be TIE dnty Of such Magistrate to
iss"e his -sssrra;,.., comnsndiac sl,e ar.
get Of the party or parties, and zthe
seiEsre of 'he stills and !o,ter, 1 sJ,psra,n.
used IN The sdiaiiistjon snsg party or
;Is'tjess 20 he held to asswe~1o an IN.
ds,aseh, tas herein .psosided. ana sbs
ssa's add other sppasatas seised To be
fdesaiped, pen ding iSs proxecuticN; and
on ccnvicIioh to'bsSarrropriaiea TO the
Ensl'c Use, ss may be ordered by, ,be
ECpurt- =, - ~. q, -.
~.aY. That every = sCaplsin Of Patrol
shah, IN hi, regular ne,ufn to the Can,
tain OF the Boat, report any violations
OF this law, aud said Captain shall i.n
Inediately report the fact toshe nearest
mng'strate for attion thereon.
Vs. " That, this Act shal, continue in
existence for six uinnths 4 er a {reaiy al
peace with the United States. and no
longer. - =,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-12

GRN. -RurLKR SNUBHsD -hfter aII,
Gen. Bn,ler rs TO b+ Jeff out in the
oolt," The, Tribune saws:
Gen Rntlei is not. af er all. to rec i've
anv aTToin'men, at The ban ot Il"
Gpyerrmene: This is ~ we suspected
tSpg fhr start IT,, rnil the ~ w.
tha, fo'lowat his heel. have been anus
ed and pot Dfi by g:o,pr,es whrh 20
adminisrMio1 havc had DO nii,n {
Regarding. Rpier's ,yraHtv askoa-
ges,r and want ."f Observation-Disclosures
would iIpye hs..u no bar To his ar-
.loiu mta.i. 10 6Sts &c. iot, hs J -
apen The hl1itisT" 'im SO mr |,
"'afer frreign'ah: dnn.e-.ie, tina; -''eie~
sf cr ho will .hs kept .out ef tie se,, ice.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-12

A PREnIcrIoS OF DAvieL WprsTER
Some Of the No'lhern papers ie-lro-
duce the following:
The Hon. Daniel Webster, Of Massa-
chusetts, in aspe, oh Ie." er..: IN Masu
inGt"n, ju>i thirteen years ago, gave it
AS his opinion that - if the Internal IA
pa''rs .nnd hhaE'ionis,s ever get II n
power in heir hands. they will oserri..o
the Ccessi;n,ions s"'..he supreme Court
~ 'isfis""r, change and make laws to
suit then.srk-4r lay viole,t ksbds vn
those who differ wiihtt hrm IN ,hcir Opt
MONS or daie question their i.f. lIiLl6tv,
,snh finally bankrupt the coan,ry snd
deluge il with elood," ..
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-12

- MK. GGRssTr, Of ,Vhginis. from The.
,Commi i,tee. Oh Military Affairs. rerrSteh
ths following Bill, which ~as taken np.'
under, u Suspension Of the rules, and,
passed : - g.. ,o-'r ~ .,.,. .
, THE Congress Of the 4. Gonfeisrns
States do.esoet, That lhe sum-"f Eve
dolIars PEI. month shall be paid an4 al
lowed TO every private aud noaAco,unia.
stoned OH Der, in lieu Of Communication
for dsficisDciss in his ra,ions.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-12

NorwITHsTASDINo rMacaulay's repu
taiion for 'eousrrrssional power. he ap.
pears To. haze ntle,ed few Gen ntots. 10
have made, f..w CONGREGATIONAL pnipts
which are repeated and remembered. -
One If the very few god >t"sa.s current
Of him Is The following: Ir-is. said. he
NE, Mrs Beeeher S!owe al, Sir CHA los
1rersls aus and rallied her on Iar Nd.
.sniration. df Shsksrease (which nf
bis characters do ,ydn like best - said
be. Besdrnona." said ibe laa,,--y
1" Al, If conrsc." was tue reply. for
she @wHs. the o,dy one Eho ran afer a
tb,ck man" .- g. d"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-12
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ed. and its n IN Perfumes waftede on the.
sweet mos6iogr L>ree1e: AlasL that very
day, .ers the san = 'se' white saiH bowed,
down Nish tho proclS', V dew drops OF morn,
| which ti,arklsd, on IFS. ''rimson cheek like
tli"etands set among ruLi; a. The cruel gar
defer again drew near A.'ein he. ,raiscd
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dropped. she put forth no more buds ii. nd.
seemed 10 be witkeriag away. In vain hers
t"th'al nightingale sAng hisswectests sonas.;
m f"tn he fried to Sh~er her The pride of
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away
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when iheaeir was al perfume, and the other
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not my n,stortapsst aas. thon not ..cn
my bright ttosscshs suStched ffsta me at
sae '.t veg sess @omsn. Of Perfee.ion't Hast thou
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"e.s,a' ..ni 70 me-
neea.Hel s rossiE - said the nightingale
te'xs'sstsoa not where the gardsAer
ssa, Piaa<s my iair. 2 ofter'hgT - /
| Oh no" said the rose "but they must,
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Nicholas Trm.~ osrIfSthe l.s.at " est.
erh = me- 4 r,swer. died nj G'neinn nati, 90
the 'reh uIi.. aged eighty yesrs, 81" !
worth &l5,OCa.VOo. D. -,
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'~T,nE New Yorks Herald ,hinks that
the. decisive battle OF The war viii he
70 .shtm the Mississippi valley. '..
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Gaaa.. ..Farirg.
! From ,h,s ssot'shers-Risld,& 4 Faresids,,
rHS Ram. i t5M DnnAM.
. YAisrAspEas,sxl.Ss, $. p, :. 1. D.

2 ssrl.S ~ Ah1RAspsn1fEA.Ss,s'sss 49, ~ h ~
g, The following poetic eiinsios ed It's origin
"a ~; sIngaIar and i,nprsssiye Or an wh,ch
sleeping hSar 6f tho auth, r., ~ few
The ArS,simoai. s;lson WA. so fa,, os =, vi,
beauty, blended With ,rsossi grsndpar thsf
slhsagh Ne hiay nail to trsnsfnit 60 any Toifdsr
NJ yividneas ani inspirasf3p Of tbo sccho. Inc
nererthcicss, al der ias pfohaptings OF hi.
nsss, cndeasesea to'cmbody its mora Inrnin oas.
4res. and. witisoat claiming tho facuIty ar
serfnh, totidalzc in a fessssi,ly- aiys5o.,.t "a
4 80 - n -lansiiul Interpretation, which sba
c.snst but pray Heaven Iasy, .at mo i;.t,nt,
3. hsslitS ample afsSn n satarpsoSiien.
4 ssthtAlied and Rejoicing cosntry. A.. NJ
s4t wn night ON ,t!I- plain aud tho yillaro wa,
.stiliI - H. - % -
''t MT s,wing va, naoat ON III. air, !
sssfr.ry mseei Was at rt<t In tho -esfs1hBosing
And tie invalid do,ea ip his chair.
Z had prss'd for the lqrsd ones, in camps far
81 And h.a .,ink in the arms of rophso. - "
,SrpeIPoW aby tho e"r"s and tho tolls Of tho
Mhsn bright, drsaiay vision arSso. p,
was twilight, it-sscm.d, as gnzcd from my
AniSbsheld on tic dark southern, sky,
A. rsiaba,r. In 'huauty aad M maioSty.. lorin
er the btllowy cloud.dnfts Vii high. ....',
N s'.s.pslal l.esa@ the doom ~us .vith rapid
I. Swept the bsSsd panorama, ,aias.nd--- - 4
Ho" sublime WAS tho P"inp, through the bisi- 1
!. ing.expanso, ~ - - =
While the a,mesphero broata'd not soand !
For In pris-patis glory the hesyons all srnifd,
- Aud snone tho lapdseapc below
From beris"9 70 zenith the arches were pil'd--
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- TsoroLE .nsTwkrs W iissrs Ann M !,
oRo SoID,EHss-a-8 lctter -i,s I.,e. ,P,,,..
ia"d (Me,) Argus, ffcn Slip ,gsIsad
= Ne -hayeseen q rriv.ue. letter rom a
soldier .nn ale Island. Two eomspanirs
Of the isth Maine htye been kepa tbe,e
for a. year This.1etter- save tlsere Ia.
complete insubordinstion, ON account Of
the negrsssoidiefs and ;oaicsrs tl,ere.-
One OF tbese,drew q pistol ON awhile
ssl'liers and ,slse .Ie,ler very efinlly isass
ttre negfsH6ffiyer was found The nert
day m he S,t+iuk with loo much wa.er
in him, and that Others may 90 the
san,e way. -.-.. 'I'@
' The Newiul yIort (sfa.s.) rIerald.ha.
said wha, follows: ...
; 4 disorderlv spirit is reported 10 prs.
vail among the Federal troups ", Shin
Island, in cun-eqneuce. nf the arrival of
a, eoiosed "-gnnent. Tie whites will
NOT nTsociate az act with the neoro>.-.-:
fseite negro "a Tho only saviour Of the
country thqs would say, we'll not bo
S"'So l"e"> - - =. f.
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ansAaegrocs for a.e french army in
sMssico were ki,ls,apn.d IN Egvn, s.r.
the correspondent ~ lie Lo,dsa Tons.
Every negro the po'ire could lay their
h.ndsen wasssizsd and moi allowed 10
80 leave o. his family. There ~ss ~
nsHsnt protest from the Briiisl. "A usr.
saa Ass.risn Con n.6fa, aud 4 + no,
80. 10y 'has ti'eF sscond batch w:n be
FEr - e. 49,, -, =
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Early PietY.

ny cool Siioan,'s shady riR -y-lf. ~ -
I. How sweet tho lily grows! ..' -.
How swe~t the breath beneath tho hili
or Sharon's dewy rose! = 49," D..
Lei sach tho child whose early fset =. .'
Tho petbs u fpesce have trod; O.,
Whess secret heart, With influences sweet,
Is upward drawn 10 God
sy cool Sloane !sh.dy. rill =.
{ The lily must decay,
The rose that blooms beneath tho hill
!. s.nst .hprtly fade away. =. "
And soon. 900 soon, tho Mintry hour "
ofsnas's nnaturcr ago ... -HEs
whlshahs the sssl With sorrows power, ~
And storsy rsssie.,. rssies.. faso.
otThos, Thoso ..sssiisat fee. ws,o foasi
Within my psthes's shr,ss, :
whose ysars,-wi;h ehapgsies. vhtuc crowned,
= Ven ali aiske disIns-
) pg.naentpn thy ,Sosss.s4s breath, =.
l~Rssssk thy sIacs aieis - !,
~ sehahae& manhood, ego ana dsaah, = ;.
? SM kvse ss'siili thine own.
-, 4. :: NlBtsBor HsSxa.
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PeAcE UpoN ANY TkRxs."-The
Yankees are now grow ing a'rn..' 50
clam4ous for peace as tl,,, Herc suuNe
months ago for war. The Washingt"n
csponacnttsf the New Yu,k Herald,
speaking Of the ferling ia Cuhgress.
says: o.. =
Prominent Republicans have been
heard to announce. themselves IN fa, or
nf peace on any terms. aat' su say that
that platform iss the only one that can
l'e successful IN the next l'residen,iai
canvass. The eyprtssio.i Of such s+n,i.
ments has can 'el qnitc commo,ion
among politicians here. and an almost
universal uncertainty as t" what should
he the present Or whs, will he the tu tme
posilion Of individuals.