The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-01
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HAsrIScs, MrxYrsorA, March 81.

!. HAsr1xcs, M1xSrsorA, March 27.
[ep~ct"zt" st. P""1 Press. Jas the up
coach of Burbank's line was about crossing
the river at this place about 3 o'clock this
it was prc:ipitaced into. the river
In driving upon the ferry boat it was
pushed from the shore by the impetus gwen
by the, coach. which, ,heeqming, detached
from the forward wheels, twJ,h over back.
wards.
=zsltscontained six passengers, four of whom
only were rescued.
The drowned men were a Mr.. Peter
Black supposed, from papers found on his
person, to be from MONTREAL Canada and
a Mr.. NJ Lane, bound from St. Louis, and
believed to be a resident of Saltwater, in
this State. -,
Among the rescued were Mr.. Morrison, Of
St. Anthony, and NJ, ioI Cullen, of st. Paul,
who, are doing well. The mail from Pres
colt and Hastings for St. Paul was lost
also some baggage belonging to the Chippe-
aw delegation. ..:..:~
The Coroner's inquest upon the bodies Of
Black and Mc1lane ha, ended. The Jury
reiurncd a verdict Of accidental drowning
and after full examination Of the unfor-
turatc circumstances find that no censure
should be attached to any party for the cas-
ualty. :-..5 L
"-<>. C1Sc1SSAT1, March 26.
Gen. Burnside has issued an order assum
ing com mand Of the Department OF Ohio
The order gives general satisfaction.
Indiana is made separate military dis
trict under Gen: Darlington, who reports to
tDurnsidc
There was considerable skirmishing be-
tween our cavalry and forces south of the
:kentucky river yesterday. The rebel al
vance is estimatel-.a at from 2, 500 to 10000
Oar troops are concentrating rapidly. Con
ilcnce is felt in their ability 10 rcpel the
rebels.
The Jack:ion Opp III Of the 18th says that
Farragut wcntn alone, and passed the reb
cl batteries at night under a terrilfi: can
nonade. Thirty 0! the Mi$sissippis officers
and crew were captured.
y 1t w*s rumored that Flames Bluff hac
been hanked by water route.
New York, March 26.
The Ariel has arrived from Aspinwall
with $50 ,56l Of treasure.
;, Washington specials state that rebel sym
;nth;zers say the rebel leaders are prepar
ing to concentrate their whole avaiiabl
force near Chattanooga, where they twill
die in the last dilch.'
r 1t is reported the rebels are feeling tn
outer lines Of the Army of The P,'tomac in
1dca,ing an attack upon our army. Scout
report the cneny moving their Infantry ii
. the direction Of CnIpcpper.
| FonrREss MONROE, Marcel, &C.
y Four German families arrived this morn
. ing from Richmond via Yorktown. Th
prevailing opinion is that the rebels vii
soon cvacua,e the city, and prob,bly mos
of Virginia.. Freedom Of speech is muc
+ less restricted than formerly.
u Provisions were exceeding y high i
ichmpnd, and wages arc corresponding
high for in?ctian S.
They bring no news from Charleston, br
say they were expecting an attack daily.
!: Th y Gang cat II Lhe CohItlcracy undo
Il fle:s;. p"o:cctl)a. I'LL
= An or.lcr h,s ben issued from the rcb>
Alu,an, Gene, al S Office caus,,, II office,
Cav no resign. to be dropped from ,cc roll
: tia! they reduce to the ranks as prlyates.
;. New YORK, March -.
III a steamer from Por, Royal, on the 2Otl
@ and Beaufort on the cath, arrived to-da
fe ard reports The capture .! the British stcau
,r 4cr Nicholas With a valuable cargr,, conSi>
n ing partly Of powder, lD,cascs OF rifles, o
2, Wilmington, by the steamer Victoria.
New YORK, March 2S.
In reference TO Charleston, Richmond p
pers say the authorities and citizens arc r.
IS Solved to defend that city under every c:
n tremtv. In case Of bonbardment places
ic refuge have been Woyidcd for non comba
TO ants. The mere shelling Of our forts /
A iron cla'ls VII! amount to but little. Un|c
' they could bring their men in transpor
1 they could at worst do nothing worse tina
| shell the city while their ammunitie
c. lasted -. =. .. -....1.
e The Charleston Courier Of the 18th sa,
n that the British steamer Calypso, from Ma
S |sau, was discovered and chased by bloc
" adcrs. but succeeded in escaping and ARR
*, ed here yesterday ..4 e>s'' i.
f. .~.s = LOUISVILLE, March 20.
B. sktsuitSliiilS - iepoi teu "ed' CaiHp Lag
he Robinson. resulting thus Or favorably 10 Il
Federals.. The forces are about equal-t
rs Federals, under Gen. Garter, having Il
Mt advantage OF position. a general engag
n. ment is expected SOON
y, John C. Breckenridge was at Tal|ahor
nd On the 2i h, consequently is not in CO,
ce |mand of the invaders. near DanYille. &c..
There are no reports Of rebel adyan
10 day. .>>z7*5s*S ' - r.
sy The Frankfort train has not arrived
- The cause ofshe detention Is not known.
There are rumors of The rebels in sever
=" proximai localities, but they are not cred
=" ed a. headquarters, nor do they appear
come from authentic sources. 7v" s""
Pu.LADzLrnrA, March 24-Jay Coo
II. Subscription agent, announces the conversi
ed Eof. sl,2OaDys. .lss.l tenders into e
be ,wspties 10 day. f.,..e.4., Z ..zs;~ .G.e..
exs.- VI WASHINGTON. March %. 1863