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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

At Norfolk, recently, all Union men were told
that on reporting themselves to the rebel au-
thorities they would lie sent North via Fortress
Monroe, A large number accordingly presented
Fortress, they were shipped to KicAnopd fbr
usfe ksspiag.f ,ui7 f.as ~ ~ Al
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

A private letter rom an officer at Somerset
states that among the commissary stores found
In the rebel camp at Nil Spring, were thirty
tons ot sugar htrteM tons of coigee and 6x
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07

NorE.-Orin o. England, Sergeat Major, and
John P. Thompson, Colonels Clerk, were taken
from Company B. There are also five desert
ers, most of whom we expect to reclaim.
SEVENTY SIX
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-07
c. II. MCCULLOCH,
Roberts 8 sheIdon.
FREMONT, O.

Manufacturers of Copper Tin and sheetIron Ware, and
Dealers In Stoves Agricultural Implements, Stoves Rags
Wool Hides, Sheep-pelts Old Copper, Old Stoves &c-
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brick
Block, No. 1, Fremont, Ohio. May 29 1854.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

yITAETED-BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO rs GOOD
w peDman quick and correct f;ures and wi md r
stands kerpin; accounts by sniIe entry situation
good grocery understands the business thorouhy
Won1 stuato in fruit. commits ion Hour pro-
vs sorc Is afraid OF work and vii To cngag,
moderate salary Can furnish the most satisfactory
testimonials for i've years from employer Address
". T. g.. Herald ollee.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
Help waNreD-uALrs.


A GENTS waNrsD-TO SELL TIE
n ORIGINAL STATIONERY PACKAGE,
ths only that has
STOOD fHs rESF OF YEARS,
aud given eatssaauou o an TIE
UNION PRIZE STATIONERY AND RECIPE PACKAGE
AND EANEa OPE
COMA Ms MORE SrAFIHERY
and OF a better quality. aud a
PIECE OF JENEfsRY
than any package put up In 4 a other city.
Sand lor cculars which VIII nlll s5 10 SO
Ter lay can be made We pul in each package beautiful
and L. elke ncrayingof
GENErAi. GEORGE B' MCCLELLAN, 6xi0
T5yalnalie ksci.sss d sheets isidies' Billet PaIer
d sheets Comm srcal Note d Bun Envelopes.
Paper 2hnc Steel Pens
9 sh ets Ladies Note Parcr nnc Pencil.
8 White Union EnyeloDs sheet Hl.tnR Paper.
in ,o,oia Accommodation Pen Hold
6Ladics White Union En-
yelores.
ALSO, A VALUABLE PIECE OF JEWEIRY.
RICHARDS a CO., Zoe Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FAIR WILL BE HELD BY THE LADIES OF TIL e
"A Sixteenth Baptist church and congregation, the
Eighth avenue, cncng this Tuesday afternoon
t~o o'clock and continue until Fric evening"
VIII be open afternoon and evening. Tickets
he had a. the door.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

MAYORS OFFICE NEW YORK, FEP., Is6?.-NO-
~ tee -Xotcs is ere9y liyen that all persons VII?
ic 10 be c!naied III lie attended 10 promptly without
,ha gf by appcltf either OF the Dispensa where
sclins are constantly in attendance aud II Is
mehusa iha all per- who have been yacrinated
S 1, H. liner ai emseves mne iae Of tn. oppoflu.
my nus oefi, CT have the Ion at once per rded
y th-n own physicians. The Commissioners oi Hea tn
h.is az recent meeting adopted the rpot OF tue Resi-
deht fhyscian, reeome ndng that every should
vaeenaed anu e-yaccnaed every years l. lrd-
ls recoinened that all VINO have had operation
per orne wnh M tna eriod should have done without
delay The New ork Dp nsaiy located M The corner OF
Centre ani While streets Tho East rn il To-
Gated at die orner os Essex rd nd tris over Essex
market. Tie hern Dspensary located nj the "a rner
ot Wayery pace ana CIR sorher street, The Dsmlt Dis
D.spensary is located at III i.lghth nue..
tf GEORGE OPDYKE Mayor
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
REsTAURANTs.

t'RIE LuNCnEs FOR RBsrAuRANrs FURNISHED
tto mOs ren4onanie terms, a. the ConmodoIes, No.
Ncw sr0C' " Hs als n parties can obtain Fish aud
a Chcntcfs, good the original ch owdcfs made Nv
Ac fngiim lathcIsU MN Ensiant.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

THE CELEBRATED STEER, GENERAL SCOTT TO
Lcher with several ot ier Lps Sd has sngh.
tered and will be on exhibition until Thursday az IH
Fifth street. between First and Second II public
invited to examine them Also the Beef OF
will be offered for sale FIR day and SATURDAY. ihc 2is and
22d of February, by WILLIAM LALOR OF Nos 30 and
Centre Market
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

ITO MANUF FACTu RERS.-WANrED, BY AN ACTIVE
busin situation erk superintendent mt In \
naeturius establishment; could take charge OF coal
oce hlgng thorough knowledge or the busi,cGs In all
details aad is well qua iied c,ieror. Direct t0 A. b.,
drug STORE U3 GTecnwioh ~ Y. N. B-Aiyer,i-
influence sid rlbie amount Of city trade and
a fe The Of n u q
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP ETNA.
IN FROM IL, ERpODI. -'-r

The Etna sailed from LyerpOo the 18th of in
consel OF damaee sustained at by soison waa
compelcd 10 pnt INTO 10 yhead She Afterwards proceeded
10 LIVERPOOL wh re tie transhpped board
Com. any's ste tnier ElinbGis now due.
Co.'s hereby noted tha average bond is az
the any Is o.ce Is BIoa iway, and Office
OF Lawson Il WalSr % Wall street and they qnes ed
- call with their bills of lad and the bond
y on the ships arrival goods delivered nai
bon is signed. JOHN q. DALE, Agent
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

VNvANTED--FOR COMPANY A, UNITED STATES EN-
w gncers able.l oded young mechanics preferred
between the OF rs aud 80 Pay Sl3 10 p.r
month with tue ussal allowance OF clothing, raons and
medical attendance for further particulars inquire AT No
Bowling Green, third Hoor between A. N. and r. NJ
VNANTED-A FIRST AND SECOND LIEUTENANT
w Those who have few got them prefered
Addr IS or apply 10 A. y. Bennett, Is Liberty 4
Q7TH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS NOW
In the neld.Waated, few good men, for recruiting
purposes liberal viii BE- paid for all recruits When
brought the Office 80 Pearl All coed men des
ring cniit viii be paid IS each the Enlistment
Oncc 80 Pearl street, New York q. B BOsWORTU
Major Elehtyseven,h. srperin,cndlng Recruiting
The New York herald., 1862-02-18
sIrUAryoys wAyrrD-MALNs.

CONFBrENr BUSINESS MAN OY MANY YEARS
y experience ani good esiuea situsisoa ith
hrfa M frS RrSokiyn dsor
oyaes fef' red; STA salary IA kceins wsth the times;
Det ol sca1ty Address r. a. T., bsA i2J He
rail- oltr
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

80 : - -
A RTIFIC1AL LTEETII.-BEAUTIFUL SETS on PURE
"A silver only IS; on fine gold and pstina S2 warranted
equal 70 work In New York single tecth 81 filled and
extracted without the least pain and perfectly harmless.
Siprior bone white enamel filing only so Office 13a
Sixth avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streeis
mova. DIR. LUTHER, Dentist
RTIF1CIAL BONE FILLING ACHING TEETH, OLD
"A roots and shells be filed cd by the
dsto ercr at his so Broadway where be had
the celebrated Cuban Tooth Powder and Lotion, The only
harmless articles known for keeping the teeth white and tie
gums healthy
DR C. A. WHITES IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
~ Whole sets, &5 g. $40, SIS and upwards; warranted
IN every point teeth cd 30 cents to 81 Al work at half
the usual prices charged elsewhere Offices IL Bond SIR Of
New York. and III Arch street, Philadelphia.
HAVING HAD TWO ROOTS EXTRACTED WITHOUT
IL feeling any pain whatever, by DR.. j. JAY VIILERS,
1855 Grand street two blocks Broadway eery M
ser this as = those suffering "a.
ache. MARY DAILY, No. Union place.
DROP. JEAN BARRE's To0THACHE DRoPs-A SURE
and speedy cure for this terrible malady, and all
raga, in its most aggravated FORMS We have sole
for the United States Of this world
dy prescribed by the Faculties OF Paris London
Will be sent BY mall with full directions of the
country receipt OF price In stamps q aud postage,
Scents delivered free In any part OF the city below Fetb
street and price collected on delivery Agents and drugs
supplied en- gros. AMERICAN TEETH Co, DENTISTS, 3sA
Bowery New York. n. B.-Ihs company insert Artificial
Teeth every STYLE at than halt the usual prices warrant
cd superior quality
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

BoOKKEEPER OR ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER-
n WaDte situation by Young Of IL years expe
In class houses; he H. soughy
PiaDf all well adaps for counting hOe business Rcfe
reDcs uDexcepioiabe Salary mod Address }. L.
LoAG station d.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

YOUNG NAN FROM BDSTOg. TWENTY FIVE
~ years age, with uHs0ihscd re- would lac .
6litioI clerk has had Of business employing
~ MY and feel of accomplishing al
b. undertakes Adiress Work, box i,6S New York Pest
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

MEDICAL.
REMINDER-DR. BARROW 194 BIEEcKER
n street four doors from Macdougal street, NJ L. onoe
hours from II I'll and from Till l5
DOCTOR HUNTER HIMsELF-THE PHYSICIAN
~ who established the HunteTan Dspensary, NO D-
vision street. city, 1884, can pe constrd rom
ga NJ until 10 O'Clock night at the old ohce fn'se
entrance
DR coorER, "a DUANE STREET MEMBER OF THB
rnese OF physIcilns aud Surg onB OF New forE.
b, consulted daily al his olee from In the morning until
IN the evening -
DR. .wARD--A SUCCESSFUL, CoNFiDEsrJAL ply
/ .icisn and Surgeon DO consulted usual Cnca
- abt street Private entrance. Hours from A. NJ ul
r. N. daily
m POWERS TREATS ALL DISEASES oF FEMALES
vi, ,nuaraliellcd He can be consulted III ~
TSluht street Attends constantly
ar LARMoNr PARIS AND LONDON. PHYSICIAN
NJ and lrgeOn, 6i7 Broadway, up sairs. Consultation
from A. NJ. 70 r. NJ, Sundays cscep.ed
,roFEssoR REsTELL, ie2 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN
be consulted as usual. Agents. l21Ia Liberty street,
n y. In Brooklyn i6Fulton street
=, copBEr, NJ d., CAN DE CONSULTED AT nIs
R oicr ~ Centre street, between Chambr aud Relde;
bavnaa private entrance NJ No. CITY Hall place. n b.
~ cs diploma IN his Office as member Of the New YORK.
Tnivcrsiy Medics College, apl College VI Surgeons Lop'
don.
The New York herald., 1862-02-18

EXcEi LENT GERMAN SALESMAN, WHO HAS
II eeea ~ te t,lors and elstiers inias business for
more tran ten u dcsiIous Ia rake Pme mt
With hrs lie understands his business tho
Ionghly; j. also gs.sl judge OF gs; ke, Enen
desired ful caarge n these &c ns and able 70 In
hnene good deal OF Address rrimmiasa uer-
AID OlIce.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 4th.-The receipts
from customs during March last at Boston
and other ports, were three times as large
as during March, 1861. The receipts at
New York have more than doubled. There
has also been large increase at other ports.
The total receipts from customs last week
were about 100000
A telegram received from st. Louis, dated
yesterday says, Gen. Steele and advance
guard have reached Putnam's Ferry, Ar
kansas. Col. Carlin had an engagement
with the enemy on the LIST inst, at the cross
ing of the river. We killed one Lieutenant
and wounded several others, and captured
five prisoners, camp equippage, hores, mules,
forage and a number of small arms.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05


tbs ordinary means employed Ia making
tue circuit Of vessel, gives her remarkable
aad important facilities for maneuvering in
action. The two screws from two distinct
means of propulsion--that of driving the
vessel, and enabling her to be steered in
case of accident to the rudder, and also en-
able her to turn within her own length.
Her armament consists of one 100-pound
rifed gun, and two of James's 12-pOund
howitzers. The heavy gun is mounted
an1idship, pointed towards the bow, and is
loaded below the deck by depressing the
rnnzzle dowuwards, which is effected by
means of pulIeys.
The gun is loaded by means of NOV
able charger, which can be raised or lower
ed at pleasure. The ramming is done by
piston rod, elevated on line with the muz-
gle of the gun, which is also worked by
pulleys, thus afording the celebrity of load
ing and firing every half minute. The gun
rests on shot-proof iron carriage, of which
the recoil (only six inches) ia taken up by
the employment of large india rubber
springs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05
MORNING REPORT.
Army Appointments = Eb.
Magoffin Respited-Genl
Halleck to take the field.

By the steamship Niagara we receive the
following foreign newe.
GREAT BRITAN.-On the 10th, Mr.. Bax-
ter opposed the expenditure on notifications
in the Colonies, except at great naval sta
tions.
Sir s. O. Lewis thought the defense of
the Colonies was partly a colonial and
partly military question. At the present
moment there were two great nations who
had subjected to their rule as large por-
ton of the Globe as they could we'll gov
ern, namely, Great Britain and the United
States.
LIvERPooL.-The various circulars report
-four in demand. Wheat dull and deelin-
ing.
The English papers are filled with dis
cussions on President Lincoln's Emancipa-
ton Message. The Times throws cold water
on it. The Daily News thinks the propo-
sition fair, moderate and magnaniInous-
The Herald thinks both sides will regard it
as dishonoring to compromise.
The Morning Post treats it as a vain
scheme and the last resource of a Govern
ment which feels it is engaged in a strug-
gle, which, if continued, will involve it in
ruin. The London Globe regards it as a
piece of political strategy and a symptom
Vi ucep nAeStFlHB III Lno washington CaO-
met, touching the impotency of pursuing
the war beyond the limits required to es-
tablish the boundaries and arrange relations
with the Confederate States.
FRANcE.-The Corps Legislative finally
adopted the whole address to the Emperor
by vote of 245 to 9.
The Paris Patria asserts that nothing
would be done in regard to Mexico until
the arrival of General Lorenzies, who took
out formal instructions and the programme
of the French Government
The BOurse on the 21st was fine and
active.
ITALY.-The Pope is again i'll and very
weak. All audiences are suspended. Gar
ibaldi had left Turin. A good understand
ing exists between him and Ratzzi.
GREECE.-A deputation from Nauplin had
arrived at Athens imploring the Kings
elemency.
A dispatch from Syria says the royal
troops had restored order throughout the
Island.
TURKEY.-It is asserted that after nine
months solicitation, Omar Basha had OBJ
tanned permission from the Porte to attack
Montenegro.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05

eG~ The latest news from the ship-of-
the-line Vermont, which is now drifting
about the ocean, is to the effect that her
riding cut of a severe gale is chiefly attrib-
utable to the skill and GOODNESS of Lieuten-
ant Richard L. Law, son of Hon. John
Law, of this city. 1t is an interesting fact
that the grandfather of Lieut.. Law was q
member of Congress, from Connecticut,
during the war Of 1872, and his great
grandfather was member of the first Con-
gress Of the United States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION

r. - WASHINGTON, April A.
SENATE.-Sherman presented a petition
of citizens Of Ohio, in favor of general
bankrupt law.
Harris presented a petition that Demo-
cratic papers be allowed the same privilege
in the mails as Republican and Abolition
papers.
Howard presented petitions of citizens of
Michigan, in favor of a general Bankrupt
act. Also petition that the proposed tax
on lager beer be reduced.
HoUsE-Mr. ValIandighan asked the
unanimous consent of the House TO make q
statement relative to the Democratic Con-
ference which took place last week.
Mr.. Washburn and others on the Repub-
Iicsn side objected.
The House went into committee on the
tax bill. An amendment was adopted that
cast iron used for houses, bridges, or other
permanent purposes shall be taxed 81 per
ton. Provided, That bar iron used for
similar purposes shall pay no specific duty
additional to what is already regarded by
this act. An amendment was also adopted
that machine betting Of all kinds, and hose
of all kinds for bearing water shall be taxed
3 per cent. adj UdLoTem. The allowances
draw ack-section was amended SO as to
read as follows:
From and after the date upon which this
act takes effect, there shall be an al
lowance and drawback on articles on which
any internal duty or tax has been paid,
equal in amount to thu tax paid thereon,
and no more when exported. The evidence
that any such duty for tax has been paid,
to be furnished to the satisfaction of the
commissioners of internal revenue, by such
person or persons as shall claim the allow
ance or drawback, and the amount shall be
ascertained under such regulations as shall
from time to time be procured by the COM
missioner under direction of the Secretary
of the Treasury, and the same shall be paid
by the warrant of the Secretary of the
Treasury on the Treasury of the United
States out of any money In the Treasury
arising out of internal duty not otherwise
appropriated. Provided that no allowance
or drawback shall be made or ad for any
amount claimed or due, of less than $50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05

Death of Soldiers at Marine Hospital
from the time OF its opening Feb.
90, 1881 mp to April q 1852, Ev-
amsvA4Ae1 1Mds
February 2b-J. Stafford, private, co. E.
31st Illinois.
February 25-Francis Stormy, co. =,
44th Illinois.
February 2s-Wm. Shook, private, CO.
I, Esd Indiana.
March David Yoke, CO. =, 18th Ill.
March 6-Wm. D. Gross, corporal, co. B,
44th Indiana.
March 6-Wm. P. Jones, private, CO. G.,
42nd Indiana.
March ALBERT Totten, private, co. F,
44th Indiana.
March III. D. Parret, lst Corporal, co.
E, 44th Indiana.
March 7-Wm. Smith, co. l, 44th Ind.
March 7-Richard ]. Aorris, private, Co.
Fl, 65nd Ind.
March flames NJ. Campbell, co. G,
42nd Indiana.
March s-wm. F. Reman, private, co.
K, lst Nebraska.
March 9-James Lancor, corporal, co. H,
44th Indiana.
March 1O-JOhn HandIey, private, CO. K,
3Ist Indiana.
March 12-John T. Nelson, corporal, co.
*, ISt Nebraska.
March 12-George Vancleves, private,
co. K, 44th Indiana.
March l2-Levi KiRsey, private, CO. Il,
lst Nebraska.
March l5-Fred Bruner, CO. D, 44th
Indiana.
March lT-H. s. Perkins, co. I, 44th
Indiana.
March l7-JOhn Vessels, private, co. 1,
31st Indiana.
March ls-Cornelius s. MilIspaugh, pri-
vate, co. J., 44th Indiana
March l8-John D. Wright, private, CO.
March l9-Samuel Buck, corporal, CO.
+, LIST Nebraska.
March 2l-Robert A. Jones, private, co.
K, 18Th Ohio.
March 21-Gibson B. Traylor, private,
co. H, Gath Indiana.
March 22-RObert Bagoon, private, co.
n, 59th Ohio.
March 23-*Yancy, CO. Reg.
March 24-John Rose private, co. E, lst
Nebraska.
March 25-EvAns. private, CO. F, 18th
Indiana.
March 26-John W. DOdd, private, co.
A, Curtis Horse.
March 26-Robert R. Duvall, private, co.
D, 18th Indiana.
March 27-AIbert ChOhOon, private, co.
e, 9th Illinois.
March 27-George W. Newton, corporal,
60. G, Esd Indiana.
March 27--G. w. Frost, private, CO. E,
9th Missouri
March 29-Wm. Robbins, private, CO. G,
1th Indiana.
April l-Eugene N. shelladay, private,
20. /, l1th Indiana.
April Warren Milliman, private, co.
?, 44th Indiana.
Whole number in hospital at present,
l39.
%Yancy was left here by the steamer
Telegraph No. 3, on the 2lst ult.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05

A NOVEL GUNBoAT.-The rapidity with
which the Government is building steamers
of every description, for warlike purposes,
renders it difficult to "keep the run ofthem.'
The Philadelphia Ledger gives an account
of the Stevens gunboat Naugatuck which
recently arrived at that city from Borden
town, N. J., where it was fitted up;
On her trip down from Bordentown her
speed was about eleven miles per hour.
This gunboat has a hull of iron, 101 feet in
length, 90 feet beam, and feet depth of
hold. She draws 81 feet light, and 8 feet
when submerged, ready for action.
In submerging the vessel she is sunk two
feet in the water, by means of water-tight
compartments, fore and aft, and also be-
tween the lower and upper decks. This
obviates the necessity of having iron armor
upon her Sides and also gives her greater
speed. Her bow is very thick and curved !;
this is plated with two layers of half inch
plates, strongly riveted and bottled, pre-
ssnting the appearance of ram, which
could, no doubt, be used effectively in run
ming down wooden vessels. When sub
merged she presents but a small surface
upon which the enemy can bring their can
non to bear. Her sides, above water line,
are made of white cedar, one foot thick.
The hull is divided into four water-tight
compartments.
When the vessel is in action but one per-
son is necessarily exposed, and he only
while placing the fuse in the cannon. The
machinery, which is situated amidships,
consists Of two horizontal high pressure en-
gines, fourteen inch cylinders, and twenty
four inch stroke, working Independent of
each other, and driving the two propellsrs
at either side of the rudder; an ordinary
locomotive boiler, two double -oscillating
donkey engines, driving two of Andrews's
pumps, capable of throwing 900 gallons of
water per minute.
The ability Of this vessel to round rapidly
on her own centre, without making head
way, by means of two screws, instsad of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05
TRIRuNE's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 3d.-Hon. Stephen
t. Logan and JAS. Mitchell of Illinois, have
been appointed by the War Department
Commissioners to examine war claims at
Cairo, and John R. Shipley of st. Louis,
Attorney to the Commissioners.
The contract price for the new Ericsson
iron-clad batteries is $500, 900 each.
Col. Eb. McGofin, a Missouri rebel, whose
brother is Governor of Kentucky, who
was arrested and convicted of violation of
his parole and sentenced to be shot, has
been respited by the president
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05
AFTERNOON REP0RE.

promotions and ap-
pointments = Genera Ro-
secrans will not resign
Exciting news expected
from Old Point-Posta1 or
ders-Recruiting suspend
ed-Receipts of Customs
Operations in Arkansas
Captures, &C., &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05
TrMEs' DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The President
sent to the Senate to-day the following
nominations for Brevet promotions for gal
liant and meritorious service in the battle of
Mill Spring, KY: $40 49, n
Capt. Alvan G. Gillon, to be Major; It,
Andrew s. Burt, 18th Infantry, to be Cap
tain Capt. George +. Flint, Asst. Adjutant
General of Volunteers, to be Major Capt.
Geo. s. Rapper, Captain of Subsistence of
Volunteers, to be Major; Capt Michael c..
CARRIER, A. Q. Master, to be Major; 1t. Col.
John P. GRAFTON of the 4th Kentucky, to
be Colonel 1t. Col James Gurge, I'd Min
nesota Volunteers, to be Colonel; Major
Fillmore B. Hunt, 4th Kentucky, to be Lit.
Colonel; Major Alexander Wilton, of End
Minnesota Volunteers, to be 1t. Colonel !;
Capt. Charles Joseph, of 9th Ohio Yolun-
teers, to be Major; Capt. Fred Schroeder,
9th Ohio, to be Major; Capts. Samuel H.
Stortle, Marsh. 3. Taylor, and John N. Per-
kins of the 10th Indiana Volunteers, to be
respectively Majors; Lieut.. Geo. 81. Harris,
9th Ohio Volunteers, to be Captain. @. Fl.
G. Satter of New York was nominated to
the Senate to-day, to be Marshal of the
Consular Court of the United States at San
kow, Chill. To-day the President nominated
DIR. Isaac J. Hays, who distinguished him
self in the great Arctic Exploring Expedi-
ton, to be Brigadier General
HERALD's DISPATCH.
There is no foundation for the statement
that Gen. Rosecrans has resigned. He is
a thorough soldier and intends to do his
duty to the end. Lieut.. Henry Erben is or
dered to report TO flag officer Foote.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-05

R@ There seems to be scms rebels in
Gen. Fremont's Department yet. Gen.
Milroy writes of gallant act of thirty
five scouts Of the Third Virginia, who, on a
reconnaissance to Huntersville, were sur
rounded by two hundred and fifty rebels,
and cut their way out loOsing one man.