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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-24
Fashion and Taste in New York

Il M
A lively correspondent of the St. Louis
Republican writes: ~
Although a cosmopolitan city, and con-
tinually represented as being the culled
extract of all that is elegant and refined
and intellectual in Europe, New York con-
tains more bad taste and more slavery to
absurd fashions than all the world beside.
Both men and women dress deliberately,
extravagantly, in violation of all the rules
of natural taste. Just now the women
are one and all engaged in giving a
crumped and frizzled appearance to the
hair, and rolling it up in punches so as to
resemble as nearly as possible that of the
negroes: We do not suppose this has any
connection with the prevailing negro equal
ity, but has, at the same time, the effect of
making them look like the African, the
distinction of color alone being kept
up, and this not always. Junty hats with
various colored feathers and show orna-
ments are the rage. Also skirt which is
now reefed up in folds at all times and
in all circumstances, 80 as to disclose q
snowy skirt, and more noticeable still, q
high gaiter with pointed tops from which
dangle white, red and blue tassals, and
which give q certain fascination to that
portion of the wardrobe. Jewels, paint,
and costly apparel are so common that q
distinguished foreigner recently insulted
our fair oountrywomen, BY expressing his
astonishment at the great number of lewd
women abroad in our best streets, mistak-
ing our proudest mothers and daughters
for something too mean for our chaste pen
to pronounce. Shame on him!
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Maior.General Curtis.

Major General Samuel R. Curtis, &C
companied by his son Major Curtis, ar
rived in this city yesterday, and is stop
ping at the Newhall. We have already
announced that Gen. Curtis is the success
sor Of Gen. Pope, in the command of the
Department of the Northwest. General
Curtis enlarged and varied experience in
the Northwest admirably fits him for his
new command. Sentinel IA
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President LINCOLN has pardoned DAVID
STAPLES, who was convicted of counter
feiting q. S. coin at the October term of
the o. 8. Supreme Court in 1861. His
sentence was for five years-has served a
little over three years. --.
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Military Nominations Confirmed by
d" the Senate. ..r.fs.r

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The Senate
held an exclusively executive session to-
night, which continued over two hours, as
there were nearly 1000 nominations to be
acted on, mostly Of a military character.
About 1900 were confirmed, among them
the following To be Major Generals
Brig. Gen. Alfred ii. Terry, Brig. Gen.
Peter j. Osterhouse, Brig. Gen. Jos. A.
Mower, Brig. and Brevet Maj Gen. Crook,
Brig. and Brevet Maj. General Godfrey
Weitzel, Brig. Gen. Jacob d, Cox, Brig.
Gen. Chas. j. Wood, vice Orittenden re-
To be Brgadier Generals John D.
Stevenson, of Missouri; Alvin O. Gillen,
of Tennessee Jas. Watson; Col. George
II. Chapman, 35th Indiana; Col. William
erase, seth Indiana; Col. JAS 0. Cooper,
9th Tennessee; Col. John j. Grafton, 4th
Kentucky; Col. Ohas. O. Wolcott, 10th
Ohio; Col. John W. Sprague, 63d Ohio;
Dol. James R. Reilly, 104th Ohio; Dol.
Luther P. Bradley, 51st illinois; Col. r.
B. hays, 2Sd Ohio; Col. James r. Slack,
47th Indiana; Col. Eli Long, 4sth Ohio:
Col. Isaac Duval, 9th West Virginia.
September "a, 1864; Col. Fernaux Van
!, Devern, 37th Ohio; Col. Thos. ]. Lucas,
10th Indiana Mounted Infantry; Col.
Chas. Doolittle, 18th Michigan; Lieut.. Col.
William Hartsuff, Assistant Inspector Gen
eral 29d Army Corps; Col. Jas. Gilbert,
9th Iowa; Col. r. K. Scott, 6Sth Ohio.
The following brigadier generals in the
volunteer forces were confirmed as major
generals by brevet: Chas. r. Woods, Jno.
N. Oorse, Giles A. Smith, M. D. Leggett,
Jno. W. Geary. Jno. E. Smith, A. s. viii
liams, Judson Fitzpatrick, Absalom Baird,
VIM. 7. Barry, Rufus Saxton, Albert Ames,
Jno. M Brown, Robert O. Tyler. =
The following colonies were confirmed
as brigadier generals by brevet: VIM. B.
Woods, 10th Ohio; Geo. P. Buell., 5Sth
Indiana; 81. O. Hobart, 2lst Wisconsin;
B. F. Fearing, 92d Ohio; Amos Beckwith;
Smith D. Atkins, 92d Illinois; Benz. Harri-
son, 9TH Indiana; VIM. j. Clark, q. 8.
Volunteers; Jack L. Casment, 10Sd Ohio;
Geo. W.. Schofeld, q. 8. Volunteers E.
D. Osborn, Sd colored infantry; Ed. L.
Hays, Tooth Ohio; Emerson Opdyke, 125th
Ohio. lal gHn ".f si'@aa sf'.r' belle
H From promotion by brevet in the army
of the United States. Brigadier General
Montgomery O.Aeigs, Quartermaster Gen.
eral to be Major General by brevet; Col.
Chas.l Thomas, Assistant Quartermaster
General, to be Brigadier General by brevet;
Brevet Col James Donaldson, to be Brig
adler General by brevet; Medical Inspeo-
tor James B. Barnes to be Surgeon Gem
eral, with the rank of Brigadier General;
Robert F. Lincoln, to be Assistant Adju-
tant General, with the rank of Captain.
The Senate also confirmed the follow
ing: Bennett Pike, U. 8. Attorney for the
Western District of Missouri; VIM. O.
Stoddard, Marshal for the Eastern District
of Arkansas; John A Bingham, Solicitor
for the United States before the Court of
Claims; John J. Weed, Assistant Solicitor
before the Court of Claims. don
Other nominations made from the East
ern States were confirmed. A large num-
Der of nominations for Consuls were con-
firmed. sor a. ~ h.ai4e ~
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OFFICE OF CoMMIssARY GEN. OF PRISONERS. !
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 9, 1862
IL 4 l. 4

OFFICE OF CoMMIssARY GEN. OF PRIsoNERs,l
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 9, 1862
Hon. Aler. Ramsey, U. s. Senator, Washing-
ton, d. c.:
S1R-I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your note of the 4th inst, request
ing suggestions as to the best means of ex-
pending certain money In the hands of his Ex-
cellency the Governor of Minnesota for the
benefit of such soldiers from Minnesota as may
be in the hands of the rebels.
/ regret that am unable to give you any
information as to where the prisoners from
Minnesota held by the rebels may be found.
and fear you will find it impossible to fix
upon any plan by which money may be dis
bursed for their benefit while they remain in
Southern prisons. But there is an expectation
that large number of prisoners will very soon
be delivered at Annapolis on parole, all of
whom no doubt will be in very destitute con-
dition, and would respectfully suggest that q
small amount of money might be advantage.
ously expended for the Minnesota men there,
Arrangements have been made TO provide for
the immediate wants Of prisoners on their ar.
rival, and to pay them as soon as possible the
pay that IL due and their Communication of "a
lions, 90 that they win be only few DAYS
without the means of purchasing such articles
as they may wish.
lam, very respectfully, your obsdient servt,
w. HOFFMAN,
Brevet Brig. Gen. o. g. A, Com. Gen Of Pris.
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President MINI. Sanitary Commission

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1866.
GovERNoR-This letter from the Commits
sary General of Prisoners in answer to mine
"a copy of which I sent you) will give you his
views.
When the arrival of prisoners at Annapolis
takes place, to which he refers, will ask Mr.
proceed to Annapolis and see to their wants.
Respectfully,
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Minnesota Soldiers i'm southern Pris.
ons..An Effort for their Relief.

Minnesota Soldiers i'm southern Pris.
ons..An Effort for their Relief.
, The following correspondence has been
placed in our hands. it shows that the
wants of Minnesota soldiers, so far as can
be done, WILDE attended to: .s .
~ STATE OF MINNESOTA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ST. PAUL, Jan. q, 1861
Hon. AIer. Ramsey, United States Senate, Wash
ington, D. c.: t.,l..ar. .-, se. a.aa.
MY DEAR GovERNoR-Can you ascertain the
location of any considerable number of our
Minnesota prisoners in the South and if 80,
can you to certainty have few boxes of ne
cessary articles reach them3 FL" .g.a:
If so, forward to them at once such articles
of comfort and convenience as are not furnished
by the Government, to the amount of $500,
and will send you q draft promptly for the
sum so expended. The War Department has
furnished list of the articles that are admis-
sable, and your good Judgment will readily
dictate which it is most desirable to send, and
whether they should be distributed to two or
more of the SOuthernprisOns.
Please let me hear from you in regard to
this important matter at your earliest con-
venience. .a#.. tE
Very respectfully yours, ..fa
STEPHEN MILLER, -
President MINI. Sanitary Commission.
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