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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

An exchange makes the painful au-
nouocement that Gen. McC'ernara is lying
1t the point OF death on board . steamer
At the mouth Of tho Red River. We hope
lit IL not 90.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08
The Indiaa Expeditions.

The Pioneer says that Col. McLarsn. o
the Second cavslry left Fort scelling On
Monday for Fort Ridgley TO join The Indian
expedition. which is ordered 10 Ieave that
post on The 9Th Of June. All rumors that
the expedition IS 10 be given up are unsu-
thorized ard without foundation.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08
rrvs.-Ws Iea-n from lumh., :, !,

firs. We lea.n From lumb.rmen that
vssy extensive iires ars raging through the
nnsth moods doing krsat damage is ihS
tisaer. Ore @ two humber csmps ha.s
|hess destroysd- While others haye l-ea
sased only b the greatest exert;1a IT.
hrs s1cssd in extsnt and msrnitu.e aay-
thing sver bsso:e kso~B. Ha,tisa C,n.se, IA.
Ieer.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

PIoEoxs.-The woods are sull Of pigeons
and sportsmsn are haviag grand old time
tagging them. They are young ones, and
DO not know just how 10 lake care OF lben-
selves. vhirL places them st the merey o.
aHy Numbering mArksnan that knovs ksws
g pull trigger Hsttinzs INDEPENDENT.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08
1lHE STATEOF MINNESOTA,
L District Court. First Judicial District.
County Of Goodhue.
Charles McGlashan, Plaintiff,
Against.

Against.
SUHHoxs.
William Freedom, Philip Storkel,
Joshua Ha3cy. Richard F>eeborn, Defendants
The State Of Minnesota, TO- the above named
DEFENDANTS greeting.
You and each Of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint Of tAs
plaintiff in the above entitled action, which
Court: and to serve copy Of your answer to-
she said complaint upon the subscribers a.
their office in the city Of Red Wing Goodhus
county. in the State aforesaid, within twenty
days after the service Of this summons on you
exclusive of the day IS service and if YOU
tine aforesaid, the plaintiff Will apply to thp
Court for the relief demanded in raid COM
plant.
Rcd Wing MIMI, April soth 1854.
Wilder s. W1LL1STON,
t----, Pitts. Atty's.
Pa,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08


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sae.ias = iiasr.y. IL eeppsrs..A Aet;o.
st.,As Deaeerasis patty. Thsr,ss., :,
ean spss I'll ire levers Of IL Un;o. end
- Gsssty y kssr tAeassavss ~ hsn par.
tisipsitss h shh ugsaly -.
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= - lsilse - .ss,nisa e - D.,,i.
as osssssai II c. ssaAep11s ~
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

49, = ~ eoS WV SVtt0 0euS 0US 20 %.
|eupy it. =.
We have not heard from Wright o,
Sheridan this morning. and do not knsv
whether the former got HE iroops 20 thei,
destination Smith must b closa unon
Wrzht's column. =
This morning the enemy are Ala ,~o~
ing u the same direction The order -,
dauk. - 49,
Wilson had > fight last even;n, me-,
Hanover Court House. viii Youn1,s br;r
sdc Of cavalry. He routed YOU'RE. KILN.
and capturing nasY. Theirs has been :
god deal Of aftillery firing II tha, d,ree-
ton this morning.
WarTen imported laa night That ID b
hght Aof Monday afternoon. naar RetL>s.d.
CAsEeA. Co. 5sseli. 13ih w. ana m.
NilIIs eonn..ding Pexan's brigade,
s :. Killed Col ChJistian, II IN 49ih
a. uas vounded ard = s. .uas ~, a. 4. q
g hasnseys II 49, ~ - -.
e1su- TeU ofhes eo1nu f iocuuna q -
rss sPfaEg - sssvslll y. gsiv II Ssxty
Isaes waD 1asied = IL III -
. u 90 csnGer, BafnDido 1epcr4a NJ Il.
s1ses 1t = 1ssss1 NJ lsEs b vitil
! Iaaa1 = IN q lfsea 1ul M
IA = - ~
-
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:, War
The sun., 1864-10-31
Address Of the National Democratic Com-
mit.cc.

The Democratic National Committee have issuod
an aidrcse 10 the citizens Il the United States, de-
nouncing what IA calls the unscrupnIous means
r-sortcd to hy the supporters Of Mr. Lincoln 10 ,c-
cure hi, reelection. II is charged that system II
violence and fraud has bccn rcsortcd 10 by these
mcn unknown hitherto in our country, thus v.riu-
ally conessng tia, his rc election "a impossible by
y fair vote. TIE polling Of every Democratic al l
conservative vote IN tho country Will, however the
Committe believe, render his reelection, even by
fraud impossible and the Committee exhori every
voter to cast hiH ballot. In Indiana the Committee
10 on H. say, administration maiurities have been
secured by an indcccn, exhibition OF Illegal vptca.
Military force has destroyed free press In MARY
land, and dictated the inatitttons Of tie state. In
Tennessee the Republican candidate for tbe Vice.
Presidency ho'ding prC-consulnr once unknown
to our laws assures the control Of the polls and
The President Of the United States, i }. alleged,
treats the appeal Of outraged citizens with con-
seDpt. Las, OF all the Committee declare thc rght
Il tie soldiers to vote ia mcns, ci and made n
snockery. Their carnr, thrown opon To- the political
agents Of the Administration, are closed to the rep
rcscntatvos ot tie Democracy, uDder pretext.
which Insulting 10 the common sense of the
naiion. The mails are violated ,o s.iz' the votes
that have been cas- against him. AMI whcn it hsd
becn discovered that the vo,cI of thc army were
cast In great majority for oar cEudid,tr, their
old Commander, a plot was contrived to Heizs
shoir votes, arrest the agents VINO had col
lcctsd them, under lroIense oi puniHhng frauds
In presence ~ 'resc alleged won ~ the Conn itte'
appeal 10 The love oi the Union oi al parties
save the nation and suppress tho most gigantic
system OF of.icial corruption ever known
By such appeal the reelection Of Abra
ham Lincoln 1, ia thought may yet hc prevented,
in spite Of fraud ont violence. Ire Els. and
West will spurn the authors of The ou.ragos on
American Liberty. The popular Ike viii
roach e. the Pacific States and the agns
OF victory ne such that true man can
now dare to f,lior n this hour OF the na'ion's
fate. The people vii roll up resaii,ss majority
fr Mcclellan aud Pcndlct,n. The remedy In IN
their hanlt, snl ther Iesceful remedy to CIes,
wrongs Will re ioom the nation. Tue address /,
vgnod by
AUGusf BELMONT, Chairman.
FIspEricK PEiscl, su.te.afy.
The sun., 1864-10-31

BEooKLys Political hFrArBs.-Thc I MON
TorchN.At r. ce.siau, postponed from fnday
night, Is TO tatc place chic evening.
The Democrats have comp ctci arrangements f1r
n similar display on grand scale On Friday eyeu-
ing next.
An adjournel meeting OF the Montague Hall De
mocracy was h. have been heid On saturday night,
the object bcng, On the part u some. 70 withdraw
the ticket, or dissolve the comuiittoc, and thus
leave the candidates without an organization. Tie
inaIouty being aware of the movement were on
baud at an early hour. and q sgu,d q policemen
h"iuG IN clos" pr1NrIty, ,h's" ~ whoss interest
the meeting had been called concluded 10 adjourn
without uaua,ctlEs any business, The ticket
therefore. remains In tLc fcld.
TnE DEATHS in Brooklyn las; week number
ri l3G. The principal diAos1es wcre-CJn-uur,ion,
- dpthcril "A typLus fever, & scarlet lever.
diarrh' !, . dy sentery, . hcofing cough. o
,rouf- u ,nla'ipoy, t. phus ic'ct, |, sc. n
der one year OF age -
The sun., 1864-10-31

IA. and th. work ., Their evansc ciza;ion is az in
,iWns one for Christians of every sect

IA. and the work ., Their evanse'ization s au in.
,iNng one for Christians of every sect.
Tar Pope lately rccei we'd iu u spo.iel audience all
the Freuch clergy resJ ug IA Rome, to the humber
~ two hupdre1. Itey were admitted into the
Fontiiical presence by groups. AMI his Holiness
who vas In exceedingly good Lumor, espressej
The profound bar p.ncss tc experience at finding
himself surrounded By NJ French clergy, and sad
with smile. 81 have great love Tor the French"
D'Tsror gives the fol owing analyss nj the state
81 the Catholic Church IN France: There are <
',rdinals, fifteen archhi,hops, hlxty-Tnc hshofS.
one hundred and fiity five Wears, six hundred an
p xty canons, three Il ousnnd tn 80 hunircd hhN
j. noty- ight curaiea- twcity-sr H. iphnt SIX nun
,,Ttd and thirty Wrvitors pf the cli-0l, r1 in1u'
s1ud priests, thirty thousand scminnrcs, atd my
q Ousani moukH
Tho -c is estimating the itnmen % vtli o. ifi'
and vegetables on Wheeling leland, t''i i"Hl ..
~, this gear. II ~ thc most pr1dsrtV' HP"' ~
ground to ie found anywhere IN the coGnHf,
<outlemun says that tho or,uaia 10 thc si . i,''.
cllcd this year at least ten tiNithhp pArf' . -,
APPLES, beside All Abundance oi frr'' ru " -. W.
kinds and vegetables ly the wagon I"hi' ouc pr
tin q the Island b. PERFECT y IH"Ih''P' mn" w"
ttc,a nrp hcudiny to tnt giound With their wei ht
IL Fruit. IloylAtor, a!icr enicuhH tbr orchhfi.,
" corrlctciy l1st go fr ~ -' b. d'Ieho'hI o' th
s.gbt, Tor one can scarcoy see rv4 IN III! uiteo-
Ion.
trocrflaiiou, addressed . the election officers and
citizens IA which, a',tr tcc.ting That GpprthcnsiorH
,G m ltlry interference in the approaching fresi-
,.eu,ini dict ar have iccn entertained fy mau v.
av5.rg to declaration of martial law over Kentucky
ius. ieOrc TIC August eloctoLH, ~ Ifrctcit to de-
cisre the Loyalty ~ The people II the state th. STA
iihiy ~ their present stat" buvcrf mont AMI lth
ettciency for oil present needs, and To- argue thc
inconpatibilitv ot military with evil rule j. mill
TAR force Bhoild lie brou 1t H. hear at any oi the
poilt and thoro ahoiill lc Gu'hc cnt vowcr Ia re
;tidh. prcscnt 20 err, $, the soldiers, In pointed
ut the duty of the Sheriff H. make the nrrcsts
A he
The sun., 1864-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

THE ARREST OF THE New YORK ELECTION
AGETs formed an ongross!ng and exciting topic #
conversation IN nearly All public places al this city,
saturday and yesterday. On the street. in h tel
stages, ferry boats. and all places where people
were consrcgsted for business pleasure, ,Ao sub
jcct ws discussed ia AL is hcarin... A markell
iDcrodulity prevailed respectns the cxI.,enc, o.:
any plot. Even the Republicans forcborc . press
this point, and the moro moderate inclino to the
opinion that Mr. stanton had committed blunier,
which was not likely to promote thc interest OF tho
party. Of course some persons were out spoken
aud indignant but the majority Of Republicans
were inclined to wait for further evidence aud con-
i'nted themselves with tbe hope that any pcrsoas
proved guilty Of an attempt at f.aud should ho
Ir1mpty punished. Ou the other hand.
iho DrrnocrN,a were indignant sni out
tpoken. They denounced tie arrest as bareflccd
Ut.eupt to throw on, the New York soldiers vote,
which they believed was Overwhelmingly for Nc
Clcllan. They pointed out the provisions Of the
hn.diers' voting law, and argued that It would be
% diHcult 10 smuggle through eleven dry goods
toxes full Of bogus soldiers votes 1t would be- to
register on the poll-hooks ,hc names Of rs many
fhousand recently arrived emigrln,s. They affect
cl t. regard II another evidence that the dom u
ant party did not Intend to allow lair elect on
Which they q Amci would secure the elevation OF
Gcoeral M,C.c.l.u 10 the Presidency. Take IL all
ip oil, no event since the attack on For, Sumter
Las excited deeper iu.crcs; in this city It forms
the ali exciuns topc, and Ia only TOO likely to pro-
luce iuL reased ~ feeling and slenaton OF political
psr les.
Coop On or fytr.-It t. not necessary IL
,his progressive to geek tue tales Of fiction Gcr
strange snd romantic incidcu,s. In this great city
are aluloat constantly occurring events which prov,
.hat ".ruth is stranger than fiction" On Friday
.isst the deaoutmsi.t OF case occurred, which
snot only novel in il chasactir. but Is an excellent
illustration Il the fascinating guise IN Which Crim'
rs oisen clothed for the practice OF her arts on Tho
innocent and unsuspecting. Come time ago 1
young man Of pos, Ion in his city formed the nc
quAintsnce OF an anisblo and estimabe youns
Indy. Being sensible Young man he naturally
fell in love, exchanged pictures with his inamorata
and was troubled with dreams OF future happiness
Having occasion 10 make a business voyage &
Europe he corresponded with his faaee for timC
hut failed TO receive repies-the fact being thai
she lady had gone to relatives in the coun
yy TO spend tho summer, aud the letter by
SA,sh shv intended " WtsyW bim " WV
The sun., 1864-10-31
body o. Ann Goldins, Of No 10 wcs, 18th street.

body o. Ann Goldins, Of No. 10 West lIth street.
a. apple woman, who for many years bad kept
stand In washin g,on square. The deceased. who
was about 80 years ot are. had not been seen by
her neghbOrs since Thursday. aud when. on satur-
dag, her rooms were entered, she was found dead
Lorouer Ah0 hell an inquest ycstcrday, and
found IN one Shcr trunks seven bags oi copper snd
si'vet ooirs which size hnd saved, IA sho told her
neiyhb.r% to pay her burial expenses. verdict
"Found dead"
PoLiTTcAL MEETING ~ WALL STREl1.--
Some OF the lead NJ merchants and bankers Of the
cay have signed rcqus ton calling for meeting
q the business ncn q Sew York ut ~ y. N. this
Monday afternoon, b, the corner Of Wall and
Broad streets 10 give express IN to .heir dc,ermi-
nation to support General MrCe.lsn for President,
Tur NEW HAvRs HAuRoAp ACcIDESr.--
On Saturday the investigation in The New Haven
Railroad disaster was continued, before Coroner
Rauney, and Mr. Samuel q. Reeves, N.co-Presdent
- the Piu.uir Iron Works was oxamncd From
bis testimony n nppcare' ii &, the rail which was
lr ken was deceive Tho coioo. was not visible,
tut m ght layo cen known 10 the fnur uiacturcr ;
tut tore vas NJ known mct!o of tcannf the rail
after II l.I tccn laid on the track. Ite inquest
vas oil urne form. ,hh after Tie .zauiinI,ion u
tais witpcaa,
Mss gANSA DICKINsoy addressed n large
NAilflgt Si sli4E'NE fFflliuf NJ lii1btAN's
TIE lady commenced her speech ly declaring ,ha.
tho war forced upon the y rth by southern slave
holders WAS drawing w. magnificent conclusion.
- l.r own 'ort'llc style. Il continues t. give =
history of lie great rebellion, and then broke Mp
what she cairi Il" ro.'eu Ilrnks oi tho CHICAGO
platform Cen. Nc Ian was next der oll she'd ty
tha pcticoato1 politician, who, ngurat yely speak
~, tore 80 Ne Gene s' n .,itdry laurci- and I're-
seniol him g. ncr audience 8ho-n ~ a thoss sttri-
| hutcg bra friends have claimed for ham. Her sd-
dress closed by brilliant pcroraton rulogistc oi
! tho brave warriors who have died m ttc causc Of
| III. iuion. Frequent appiouFe greeted Miss Dck
lu"u's sentiments. as she spr ke upon ttc various
! political issues, AMI ht the ,los loud II Q'susc cx
! pre- 7scd the satisfaction Il her audience.
THr MYerLRIor5 MEDIA will this ever
| in commence D -c-ics of entertainments a, Hope
| Chaicl.
REV. MATHEW StviaoS, u. D., will do.
| lycr lcctufC ~ tic Aclaguuy oi Mu'C tn Thurs
| fay evening. subject o.. Ns1ounl tort'ict.'
The sun., 1864-10-31

Connected with . religious, not civil mission
The ashes surtnse b be those u Roman female.
But how shall we account for the presence Of the
remains Of a Roman oud p sa~o1 IA sc1'1fuYu
tomb More strange still IL The eubsluiirg o, the
Roman and tue cremation o' the Saxon. Tue pc.
tition II the coffin iu the bed ~ the river "a also
strange but an overturned boat ana tie snf'iuy
sands may sccoun, Tor this Possibly the 81 ~
found IN the Urn ma give au explanation o' tn's'
AID I'LL th.s has tccn d,cirlCrcd We Iuust te con-
tent to remain iu the d--k
The sun., 1864-10-31
\OKrM ML.flEN CNN\pN rIR MANT.
rsOaED ANp ssDoNs.

H. t.I.Ut .afi... ,i" i,tlt.flh.e English 81 4
iroiu the country. titicss ROOM, loS % sur
o.I,D. i-6
HOTEL Gust lob 1itlh1N-FiiHTu ST,
door. Ioin ..i ave. tlgls.' i.t Oua ior cen.
n,urH, each s,gtIL'c .ooiu 10 "a . to 81 70 Ies
vc.-. AL
YOtNG MN tAt Hl t,COMM0.
e'oi with ho.-t uri u, coir 'al,. Of a home, u
'll N.1.asus, iSt
The sun., 1864-10-31
OEspAM No1--THE pRUNKARD CAN
Re SAW nE. TELI's FhWOCs
NlIA me POWDERS
Pe lSa.as'eIsONS.

A NEW MONII!LI JOURNAL ENTITLED
p"IIlE FKIEND on PEDiItt>~,' haa Just beea
4 sued b, I. 4 pll NG q co, 90 "a Canal T. and
fc.d Lg all tlc dta'c--. Il ia mi OF on. ina ard
aere ~ ElHt cr not bchni the pso-l es-lvr pint
Oi t.ca.t. .ly
The sun., 1864-10-31
MEDIC sNs;S.
A Tt,TM0NIAATO ruE INDIAN HrRs

simple IIs'h. apm7.s FIcWar.
Gu cd from to- dewey Lee
lh'.-. incs- h-il ~ : With tcuchlaf u, "a,
OF change and ! .l'h 20 thee
The sun., 1864-10-31
.IWRN& MACHINES.

SnNiN MiJHiNi' TO Rent, OF ALL
1AiuI- l0r s1iU l0f .', 0r oycian e4 Sea inc ~
''ipr- % H B.. 3. .'s ..a m tl. o. %, 70 AlIe man.
u"r. gt g.. t1ns' ., n,or 'I.-tn. N.1fci " apr;or
& NisHu'r .li -i. enc machine ll. -i IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
,,.a ;..i:s.MuhE ENQUIRER,
gs.,,Han aaiL:. ssIi-*sskif ~sf sans"r
E- T.i.:.H X ALLEIRE
T. /. I: u I

u,,lY F,yxs..-t'or ohs ysnr, try dollars
T.. .;s mtntn., swsa.Y-!Te !class; for sare:
.r.i,4, f,tsen dollars. NJ subscription :s'
'.,s.. 90: less than thEo7 IL Jn.hs.
s.g--WssKLy--For one year, forty do!
,,s :.s six ulonths, twenty 1ouars; for three
n,c,a., ;er t:oiluss. No subscription recsiy s.!
+. i.es than Three months.
p.s,iT.--For ono 7ear, twenty dollars I'll
>, y,yr,;is, tan dollars. No subscs;p ptie,,
-, -. =. ): Il: lesa than six months.
LAS nmd uewn dealers SIZE furnished q!
=, IL, u :EsEiJ dollars per huudred copies
~ 9uuaoTibecs changing their Post Oiioeh
III r.. y. siate the name of the Post Ufics o!
e; ti:s. hese boon in t,ie habit Of receiving
u .5= ;.. psl,er ";A be stopped in ail cases
- sra :i,aa y..!d io1 exrirsa, snd those whG
I ;; s,si. (, % wi.hoat the pnpe, must look
,, l.a .n.. rsrsw si1eir subscriptions IN
&.
SrasasIbkRs whose os;orS are marked with
..,,,..r:ii understand ths: their term af Sub
s..n:::a! il ahnns u expire, and will remit
:. :: .,.!g i: sS0Y visa sheir papers continued.
ADVERTISING.
...-r',s:rlsrts will be inserted at h1 :nte
trrJ i.oIL.as per square. for ssoh insertion;
r;;s :..E.s r:a,rt:Suts squsre.
Il. @:isr= inass b: accompanied by the
..-,.rhsrEiss they viii moi be attended ".
l;,it's ran.,inin, Ea9usy arc cent at the
~ 4 it- r-ritsrs thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04

ua'day.e consequence H5 sono acgua, Of sTcn
w.r Aud is net tie p0au;sr mind in bctn aec
!iGus ulsnfestly beginning 10 show III nisrufirg
teudsncy towards the reliEquiahniant Of ih.ss
FREQ institutions TO which wa have been haresa.e-
!pro accustomed, AMI OF which ell AmrrI, ~ was
once 80 justly proud Il il net therefore rnGtt
manifest tbAl @e g'a Is rsuch inteI e,1 rs !lr'
Peace Party ot tn. Eo,t'i caH possibly imayi,e
themselves 20 BE-. in he sariy termination OF tits
most 1escs abba Wal Are We uet eirncg. ,. i..Gch
interested rs tha States Rights man in Ire North
can be IN tbs downfall OF that od:oUa ;;rnnny
which monsces our oSn freedom, not le.s ti4u
theirs, and in the rc-;st.biishnent OF that ;nlt-
Cal party in the seats OF G6yernm= m=nt,l ro;.iT in
harmony and corporation with which alcTlc can
liberty be expected TO bs rnaintsinsti either il,
the North or in the Sonth 7 The fact IL, that Il
Mcclellan gud Paud!e.on ara elected these i, NJ.
little reason 10 doubt thst Lincoln aud S3w'rd
viii Themselves dad it dsnt to ofsr us tcrna
ol peace long before Tho 4lfSsiny of tho coming
Mach. Sty ressons fer S, sueposiag, ere, soa5,
OF tbam OF tco d:l:Cats a. c!:srscer 4. pr;gaEt 20
% here stated, aui arr perhaps. I'll G: them, t1o
obvious to nsel spscisl exposition at this tiEna
Bo'iaving mcst confidently tha: 70 tho ralcT
and energy of our nn!ls soid:ery, and to he Gu-
surpassed skll md ability Of certain Of onr
military commandments gro mainly iudcii for
the forrns;ipn Of gre4tPeacs Party IL the Tefh,
aud hoping mcst earnestly that tho peace scr'i-
uiant thus awakened tharo u.ay be kept dive
nnd i-ht.y sirsn- th:iod by cGn'ini.,; i!onl=i'
er-to sv;c .ories, ! have The EonI 20 he. yorr
fIeni smi fsiiJT.r!izar. Il. s FJDis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-04
THE NEWS.
The "iIerld" c? tie 2a.a as7s

Thsre was son5 tkirInis.in; in f'3hs q Pr
tershurg on yssiordsy, but nothing ds.nito
concernins it was broagh. c.ss b7 the 3reaing
train. 1t ia supposed to hay; been uninE-or-
tent. N'tdsmonst.ati1n ocoTf7ed bsIaT Riot
mond' Fallsy intelligence rsprosea:t eli
quiet in that direc$icji with occasional riviL7?
skirrnishing A special deapstcn from aese
Plymouth, via Rocky 4eunt, North Carolina,
dnted on tho 3lst ultirlo, says: Alter thru.
days hard fighting, the enemy passed up Mid
die river ard oano do~,, tho R.apu.. tnis
morning. Gsn. Bakar, commander OF tks
garriHon, fought until the snem7'5 surb9ats
had passed our forts and disn,ountcd sll cur
guns in the hsrbor. An evacuation was ti.:n
ordered undara severs shtilins, Thich 1859
e!lsctod without much l5=5 Colonel Tni:.ord
acted with coasT Ticuauu bravery" As Diidlle
river doea not sprosT on Tho ordinary psps,
end there may appear to 10 p?.na:hins @! o
paradox in tho atstameut that guaboats w@nr
up one river and came down aao.heg, is Is
proper to state that thers arc tl.rsa channels il
the Roanoke at this paint, separated h5
strips Of island extending abc7o Ptynorth.
tho main channel passing bY thot p!aos. Yea
sells ascending the middle cinaae, w0u,3
emerge above Plymouth, ard thas la erai'ci
to descend ID the ftsc Ct Ito plscc- aieaa-
timo, whore was tho Albernarl5 p
The Wilmington "Journs;" aaEouncce tbo
receipt Of tho Basmuda ":d7ar;ieerr Of Q3:c-
Dor l9tt, Containing s2 ccG.pr. of tha t.sl
and relsass Of Lieut.. j. G Drainc, IF t,o Caa-
fedcfGto S;atua AaSy, ari bis araeaists=, w:o
"eTe arrested stm..iruc ogo Ter tna hurr;r Z
ct tho Yankee s;eams1 RcaEaEt. J.c oiassis s
against them Eoro withi:awa.
ETiLE5 FRCx FRINGE csoEag.
Twenty.eight citizens Of Priaca G;.c1gs AID
tie counties adjacent, vho we.s tah.r r!;-
soEcrs somshne sincn c; he Yaakors. cid
imprisoned as CITY Pt:5s, .7cro released en-
Tuesday last and sc:.s hcJan'i thes liroa.--
They wcTo scat cut under gna,i l',r ii.tso s.;
of thirty milas Or more i&l;::? C;:r P5irt rad
| turned locse With the ala:onltioa s;,it ih-y
| would at any tlnas rendsr themselves liab:e t1
| arrest should they show themselves. Anoag
them was Mr.. William Psshlea, os Diawi'd:e
cAanty. who rasohod Petersburg OF Saturday
| evening, snd MT. Travis Ta3lcr, ,oe Repre-.
| sentative from Snrry count;. With q lsrga
| number Of others, thay Ea7s b.sn c2nEaei on
the floating prison ct City P"in.--', Close. ur-
hsalty, dccsyed old boat. Ono small cooking
! stove was allowed them on ~hicl, 80 bake their
bread and fry their mcas, end cset 1,gn scsad
GO mis- own cook.