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A Rebel Explanation why Fort Douel-
son TA8 NOT Reinforced

On Friday, February u, General Johnston,
Green, sent telegraphic dispatch to General
troops? if he did, he would send him al he
wanted Immediately. Johnston could have
done this, as there was q. direct railroad com-
munieation between them, with plenty Of cars:
But Pillow nevergot the dispatch. At the end
Of the telegraph line nearest to Fort Donelson
was an operator who was q Unionist at heart,
although he did not dare to express his senti-
ments: He kept the dispatch, therefore, in
stead of forwarding it to Pillow, and on the
next day, Saturday, telegraphed back in FL.
lows name to General Johnston, saying that
he had no need of reinforcements. and thnt he
was abundantly able to maintain bis position. .
johnston IL Pillows name, stating hat he was
fighting glorionsly, and would be able the aezt
day to drive of the Union troops: On reeeiE-
ing these dispatches, purporting to come from
Pillow, Gen. Johuston took no steps to rein'
force him., The deception Of the operator was
discovered, ard he Was captured just as be was
irving to escape to the Union lines. He wa:
hung By sentence Of a court martini.
, 1862-03-29

W The Philadelphia Press is informed that
q broker Of that city has had an order from
Europe to invest five millions dollars In
Q. s. six per cents Of 1880; go greatly is con-
fideuce increased since our adyiccs at Fort
Doue1Eon and Roanoke.
, 1862-03-29
GOLDIERs, WIDOWS, HEIRS,
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Peep1e:s Pension and Bounty Manbg Office,
- see our advertisement IN Weekly Trsbu1s,
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Entrance On Dearborn street.

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our clients have to pay but
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and that rss.anase ens sgscaI attention ~ b
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olfs e sn.se aEs now ready to negotiate
viii enliIe Reelmenta q fractions thereof foE lie eo
apprcanon now is, that by 50 doing these claims csn
81 s seasa he g
viii then be filed, AZ evidence, blank forms docn.
sssf ss p 5a hsa q
ta % as to s S g Ts
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vice The bounty becoming lnme6iataly One. VIII be
collects and transmitted to the;E families s51qd ID .e
ec1ed at the Close OF the Wat and Ienitte 70 HIN
returns are made to our clients p gold Claim.
renge1uents made with claim agents Ii the country
KeW1sh 70 emylcy one agent IN every county IN ths
70 onr agents ne viii send Lists of Killed. wounded
them advised Of all new laws and decisions reat:nf
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, 1862-03-29

fY~ Our readers will recollect how the Paris
1fouiteu,. spoke Of the landing Of the great Ma
poleon on his return from Elba. and how it
greeted his arrival ut the French Capital.
tThe Coleican monster has escapedn'
uTho usurper has landed in France.'
"Gen. Bonaparte is at Grenoble!''
"Nepoleon is at Lyons y
"The Emperor is at Paris. Vive q En-
pezxurn
Such is quite likely will be the graduated
change in tone by many Of the inhabitants OF
Rnnfhward
, 1862-03-29

A RTILLERY AND CAVALRY:
- AofklCERa-An extra ntee lot o{ 8absek .Hel@
Dress axmtiefz.. Also .Infansu P1ea8 and Liza Of:
asas sTnsaA r. he& articles 4aades sata I'D Mts
i61onsotT gsops Buklea DC. &C. Au sold Isxy ohokp
s1 CD: e BoNEN. . Cl2sE szees
, 1862-03-29

e Rev. N. 8. Wheaton, D. D., second
President OF Trinity Episcopal) College
Hartford Ct, died on Tuesday, 18th: inst, #
his home IN Marblehead, Litch1eh county. 49,.
, 1862-03-29
VATARRHl . CATARRH!l
C1TAKRH1!l
n1 syExYEg IIQUIpCATARRER REMEDY.

WAxEAH1D 10 be ture rure tor
cATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
ORR Rr.spEm 1HouoAap persoos die veaz1y In ttts
eocnsF Of Con4urnFto1 Every phys1c1a0 knoW1 thai.
VIII fuIy tHotesa Of ha uu1abe1. the d!ssase n17s
po1.1nanced asR
CATARRH IN THE nose. j..
Ire aext Step being to the zoas and bronchial suhss
II L eale: g caFe cs.sr4n tssn Consumption md b.
curing the nrst r:cx7t the latcr Fe1sona should
endtfatand 1hst the better way to cuse Consumption
ntrsmrton,s II cassa.7h u they EeezsIy sppear
are fztt very slight Persons md they hare cold
md md thas they Eave frequent attse s2d mole
snd ecfa, sfEards W. 6eeomns sEck asd aS6e1e |
AZ the dsake becomes chronic fha discharges IT,
creased IN quantity and changed IN quality; they are
thick sod heavy and *{e either got It'd Of by blow
III hsrEed I o. eoneled o. T6e @ secze5ons ne odeays
causing bad breath the voice Is thick and nasal the
eyes taE: rht sense of smell Is 1esssccd or de.
EroFed; deafncH frequently takes p:ace- Anotne
e person Is obliged 70 clear SIS taroat ths moI2n3
Ah.ck or Shiny nacouk Ehca has Ausn oa.n itu 1h
tie head during The night When this taxes place ~ ~
pessan Ray t1t hls disease y On tts 70 ne
above the symptoms Of Cata1rh as they appear IN
b tac "a q the LIQUID cATAKRH REAEDY, n
xheee symptoms can ns 9niekg ana t ~ 4ers
d to azure an RHO disposed 70 test II TIts r.
curing Cata17h tha1 siter the ttsl q tnn Aasa3 3
for month, no benefit Is received Inc 3moons 6so
r riee e e &c es.ss4n szee asnt tn nse
omce, 1876 Lake. Corner of We1s'se.
.da,e.s Dr. D, H. SEELTE
de1hxSln Fost Onca Boz k5l. Chicago II.
, 1862-03-29

MASTERS SAIE.-State Of ILL
lN ,oau cook County, So Circuit Court OF Cook
cnnntTMIn Chance1y. John Lewis n James a Rsee,
nd P1tr1cF Wslsh-Dec1ee Of Foreclosure.
p Fuliic notice is hereby given thht 7. G: Paine
Tisnok mi. IL pur.u1oce cf M1rdata In 4 DEGREE
ertered In tha above entitled c8nse tho date hereof
se pupho auction fur c4eh to the HIGHEST bidder at
the 9th deor Of the Court House On Block thirty
nne lssh Old Town. n the City It Chicago, On ths 4h
of said dAy MI Of the Eortxsged premises DESCRIBED
IN sid Decree t1Ntt-Lnt et1 l61 In Eees and SEfts
sayentyeeven TIL h the Sthool 9ect1aM Addition g
Chicago, County nf Cook and State Of nnno4s Or 20
muca end such portion fAs1eof mar be necessary %
make tna money due upon aaId pecree Etta eos8 II.
t9es* commissions e.: eA1Hs +. SaSanf 1sasnfv
f.hicsvn Narch ffh issE EnTaNEM
, 1862-03-29
VREAT CONSOLIDATED
LrNElf
mECIEEATI AID CHICAGO
AR-LIEE RAILROAD.

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rortF Niles the Shortest Ro1ra 70 Cincinnati, lid
potts and Loul17tlle-
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, 1862-03-29
T. Il. N1Y1oIEu, Conpla1nants' Solicitor,
mt14p41laW hA n NlO O1t1s %Ae4a-
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

/ COUNTY, S. Superior Court Of Chicago, March
Tenn, T. D. ls63-oehoEn z ketth Albert E Fa1nn
Prbiic notice hereby gwen to the said George Cs
thaf Wt Of issued at Of The otcs of ths
day cf February, 4. D. 1867 at the fnit Of Che ead
osbofn Esith. Albert Fa1n9 A9d Edsoa Keith n
sun 81 One Hundred and Three 69 100 Dollars directed
to the Sheriff Of Cook County, which said Wit hxs oeen
returned executed. r,.,,&
NOW therefore, rnleM rou. the Baid George C51ss
shall personally be and apHear before fne sag
Court Of Chicago, OF before the oEsf Icy q Ia ~
thereof to be holden 1t the Court House n tne al
ef Chicago, the 1rss Monday ot AEIi+ oct1nT @
udgment WIN s. entered against Jou aod u r11 ~ -
he SAID plaiut snd 60 Innsa q e 1es s.d ixdxent
sad eosa EM be sold e eatsf{ tae ssns eEe fsr,r
o.v-rn H. H,vrrrx,rT C,Ia Mtg 8ofF2. NhInSs84N
, 1862-03-29
EDUCATIONAL.
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION witt
alll1ARnlasrRBeTluH AND DRILL.

ACADEMY has been located At FULTON, 1t, and
vii open Primary Asadeaie s1d Collsg.ate Coasseas
teacheFs thorough appointments and excellent appn
a2ecs both regular md seientas G915ass 0 19s aa
attractive grounds, 1ne Gymnasium and many other
advantages which thnuld claim the attention
xAETRT AID R1r1.E TACI1os, 6WoEo, BAYoAET AND
4IMEAE11c EXERCISES, Co1xoH ZoEAv1 AID FAEC1
denA dress II uniform. TEEAs: PEI school Jear
ioF board. f11n1shed roou fuel Lights, WashlnE and
2ns tn rs M M ~ nnas5 ths sane Eosf wS a ana
12rsD. s. COVERT, President Futon III {e24 165Sn
, 1862-03-29

DELL GREEN'S NATIONAL
D.CLAIM AGENCY OF WASHINGTON CITY
AayetablIshed s9 otce e. lss Lsfa Ra 5ses Ghssgo
si8 due to coutIactos, Horses OF any other proper
II used o. destroyed tn the SERVICE OF the g. s. Army
4ddTegs 4. 3. Boz 25N Chic1Eo- un
References Hon Il lincoln. PTe8idenf United States;
Hon David Tod. Governor of chio; Ho3. Richard
Yates Governor Of Illinois, Hon T. IT, CufLsn. SioSef.
nor az PennSylyAhla- MhAfni6ttm >
, 1862-03-29

DR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTS
IL UTERINE CORDIAL Is TARKASTKD TO cuKK
Ill roRxs or E7EKIEK DISEASE, OF the MONEY! Wtil
his ofacc lis Tes1 Van Buren street Co1su1tanou
frte r O. Boz Gza Dr. C. has pract:ccd medicine fo1
IS yea1A four OF + iaic51 have been In this CITY.
ftEEa63m
, 1862-03-29

LIVE STOCK.
Uroye.s aud Farnera will dnd Ibis tie n104e edyaG.
saeeo1s youTe for Live StocRs. Capac!crs Taruk w8u
Fatcret and supplied with avery convenience, hksx
been opened on this line and It's connections and e7a
attention Il paId to their waota From HAr1tsbu1E&t
where viii be found eyery for feeding I'd
new YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.. This xGl
also be found the Shortest qckess AID Host dtroc4
route for Stock 10 New forE-{vtz- AEentoNnI-t26
with fewe- changes than aaT other.
ENOCH LEWIS. Gem 6up't Altoona, P1
n L HOUPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent Phtl91elphtA
RH HOUSTON, Ger1 Freight Agent, Rnt1adslpsas
, 1862-03-29

TLAID1S ON THE UNITED
~ 6TATEs.-The undersigned aEe engaged In tue
gnited States Goyemen and especially these @ or toS %
claims requiring an act Of Congress- They will also
attend 70 presa5ing Bounty snas so'disFs s nI sna
man ELL remain aI ashington, p. G. and may be con
suited Or addressed there Mr. CLARKE may be lo1nd
Of addressed at the office Of Messra Waite i Towne
1l9 Washington street, Chicago. Ill An may depend
on the utmost proptness In collecting and Femltting
O. h. DOkMAN. G. G. CLARKE.
RuEEEsoEs;-Hon Feet vi HGa 21zs r. H9ETa Mirh
HeB Ye9a5ffq t II sh hHeP q AF9RRa II
Chicago: Hon. John H. Wilson, Chicago; Measts
Waite & Towne, Chicago; John L. sc1pps Esq. CHI.
caH0. 1e.seAl8.3lA
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
PaIice IntcIIiNencc.

ANOTHER SWORD AND SASH CAsE-0ahcer Tyrrcll, OF
Dunkirk, arrived in this city yesterday, having in
charge military looking parsonage, named Edward Pot
ter who stands charged with stealing sword and sash
from Charles Bancard, or the wcstthcstcr House The
prisoner appears asked the loan Of tho sword for tho
purpose Of having his Is TAKEN and forgetting
rerrn the property started tor his home In the West.
AS soon n tho trick dscIvored the police tee
crashed to y llo and Unkirk IN relation to tho affair,
which rcsu te IN the prisoner being intercepted by
officer Tyrrcl as already ntnatcd Potter was brought
before Jusc Brennan and committed for examination.
Tis tox,Etr SALOON AriRAy.-Jamcs A. Norman the
sailor who shot the To,ty waiter girl Ellen loos at the
concert ,aon No IA broadway the night OF the 80
inst was brought before Justice Steers yesterday and
committed Tor trial charge Of feioniOus assault and
battery The prisoners for nurng the girl was,
that he felt bad and wanted TO hurt somo one, he did
not caro- 40. Ellen Is IN fair way OF recovery, and
Will soon be able " resume her business.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA

Advance ef tho Union Troops and Re.
treat OF the Rebels.
WHEELING, Va, April 7, 1862.
telegram, just received here, informs that the
rebels rstreating before forces under Gen. Nil
roy, who has advanced from Cheat Mountain, and
holds Camp Allegheny, lately evacuated by the rebels
The rebels have also fallen back from Monterey and
Huntersve and seem TO be aiming for Staunton where
they will have Q railroad escape.
WASHINGTON, April Z. 1862.
Major General Fremont reports that Gen. Mroy, with
his advance, has occupied Fort Allegheny in person.
There is enemy in Huntersvile Monterey He ap-
pears be retreating 70 the Shenandoah Mountains.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS CORPS.

Explosion or Gunpowder and Shells
Continued skirmishing With the Rebel
Outposts-The Suicide or Col. Halliday.
WOODSTOCK. Va, April Q, 1862.
Ihe timber boz Of Daums battery, containing one
hundred and twenty-five pounds Of powder and thirty
shells, exploded here yesterday, slightly injurDg one
man and two horses.
The body Of Colonel Halliday passed through Win.
chester this evening, ~ youie TO New York. While
marching from strasburg hither yesterday he left his
command, went into . piece OF woods and blew his
brains out with pistol the bank Of the river, with
the apparent intention Of falling into the water.
-WRgEsYn, Va, April I, 1862
Ocefs from Woodstock to-day report the bridge over
Stony creek a completed yesterday. Today our
brgades when crossing were greeted by lively
aiding from Ashbys battery but thsy dispersed BY
guns and We are now in full possession Of his late
position Ashby retiring usual taking advantage Of
every position to rctard our progress.
Colonel Anzane much TO the pleasure Of the cousttu
tonal State authortes has been restored TO his
mand Of the First Pennsylvania cavalry
EDxNBuRG, April 7, 1862
Three guns were opened by the enemy to-day, from
new position, upon our pickets They responded to
by Captain Huntingtons battery with rapid fire. Our
shells burst in their midst, scattering them suddenly
private in Company F, Thirteenth Indiana regiment
crossed the river at this place. and fired from his
cealment fifteen rounds at body Of Ashby's cavalry
killing two Of them.
Colonel Colgravo Of tho Twenty seventh Indiana de-
tached to guard the supply train to Manassas returned
this evening having accomplished excellent march
ing. The bridge the Shenandoah, at Cascmsnts
ferry, broke again on his return Four mules we're
drowned and negro woman.
A snow storm has taken place here.
WASHINGTON. April !, 1852
There is material change the position Of the
my. General jackson is near New Market. General
Johnston is at Gordonsvie.
Arefugss who came in oday, reports that Thousand
Union men in Rockingham county have taken to th'
mountains at Elk run, the Blue hidge with deter
minaton to resist with their impressmsnt by the
rebels This statement is believed General Jackson
threatens TO subdue them by force which they de-
tsrmined TO resist.
The forces in front Of Gen. Fremont are retreatng
wards the Shenandoah Mountains.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
SIEGE Of ISLAND NO. TEN.

WASHINGTON, April 7, 1892.
The follow ing account Of the operations at Island No.
10 and in the Department Of tho Mississippi, wero
ceived at two O'Clock p. ".
HoS. Z. NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War
The chief operator at Cincinnati telegraphs me
follows
Commodore got another boat safely past the bat
teries night General Pope Is crossing opposite
New Madrid in force There is heavy firing in tho ad
vance.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
Our Key West correspondence.
KEY WEST March Al 1S6.

Ny regular letter goes tomorrow by the United States
steamer Mohawk but the Nonparc leaves for Havana
this evening" and thinking she may be in time for the
Roanoke, | scnd this abstract by her.
The transport Philadelphia arrived here the
10Th and the schooner Nonparel, from Havana, with
dates from New York to the 22d on the morning Of the
30h instant.
The United States steamer r. r. Cuyler, Lieutenant
Commanding winslow, arrived this morning from
cruise bringing with her price, the schooner Grace T.
Baker loaded with hundred and thirty bales Of cot
ton some mess and turpeLtine. The Baker cap
turcd about fifteen miles on the coast Of Cuba ab
one hundred miles from Havana. She escaped New
orleans the 10th instant and passenger reports that
the knowledge of the presence Of Porters fleet ut
asses was then possession VI the Authorities OF New
Or.eans.
The schooner Eugcna Smith was this morning con.
demncd by Judge Marvin aud tho vessel and cargo
dered to be sold.
The ship Great Republic and another large transport
ship from Philadelphia passed this place yesterday
bound south
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
Unitcd states Circuit Court.

Al the opening o, the April term Of this court this
morning, Judge shipman announced that Judge Smalcy
would hold the court Tomorrow aud after The District
Attorney nobe the bar that he wouij tuesday
to set down Tor trial. The following the cii.
nal cases the calendar for the present teI
Duffy, for murder " Alexander small zasharah seayor,
for transmitting forged applications FOR boanty land ~
To the Pension oico Pedro AstO "a, assault with dal
geros weapon james B. Knslow, stealing and destroy
ing Custom House bonds; John Cugan, for permitting
Capt. Latham. Save ,ador. to escape; samuel B
Haynes first mate O the SLAYER Nightingale Capital octcc
B adlcy Wnsow ecind Of tho vessel pita
offence and Tor receiving negroes Tor purpose of making
them slaves; Morgan fredericks, OF the bark Cora,
SLAYER capita! oercc and voluntary serving William H.
Byrnes captain Q. the SLAYER W. X. kihby, capital ,i
force Albert Horn fOf lifting out steamer City OF Nor
folk for the slave trade Joseph Santos, htt out the
SLAYER Cora; Eratus H. Lootb, hitting out ,ho SLAYER
Buckeye.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
The st. Johns, N. F., Coast.
ypccrro ~ A pppC CApInIra coNnIrIoN

ST. JOINS, N. f., April 7, 1862
The coast is still completely jammed with ice. Many
foreign vessels close by and cannot got and their
crews are starving.
About fifteen sealing vessels known to have been
crushed.
Tho Voyages Of tho sealing vessels this season have
generally been disastrous.
The screw sealing steamers from Scotland have ase
proved total failure.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
NEWS FROM RApPAHANNock.

WASHINGTON, April =, 1902.
Gen. Abercrombie reports that by a reconnaissance
made last night TO the Rappahannock river, picket
guard and few infantry were discovered occupying
what appeared be rife pits and small red0ubts Of
recent cot tbtruction covering the fords
Some Of the slaves whs have come appear 10 be
turning,
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

Island No. 10 to reinforce McCown don't believe tho
story
Arrival OF Union Troops at sheIbyvtlIe-
Enthusiasm or the People.
WASHINGTON, April 7, 1862.
elegraphic despatch was received in this city yes
erday announcing General Mitchell with the forces
under his command had reached Shebyvile, Tenn,
and had been received with great enthusiasm by tho
inhabitants Of that place.
General Andrew Johnson, Military Governor of Ten
nessse reports that the OF several prominent
sons engaged in the rebellion has been made that the
Union cause is working well.
Attack on the Union Forces Mt Pittsburg
Landing by the Rebels.
CHICAGO, April 7, 1892
special despatch to the Chicago Times says
At seven o'clock Friday evening our forces as
Pittsburg Landing attacked by two regiments Of
Infantry, with two pieces OF artillery, large force
ofcavalry.
Our forces Immediately got into line Of battle. The
enemy only fred round and retreating.
We returned their nre Immediately, killing quite mum.
Der. They killed one OF our men,
1t is supposed that they making reconnaissance
in force. Finding larger number than they expected
they beat hasty retreat. Ten prisoners taken
The opposing armies within twenty miles Of each
other.
WARRINGTON April Z, 1862
General Busn's advanced guard has reached Genera
Grant.
General Halleck will speedily take the field in psrssn.
despatch from General Halleck states that Gen.
sra sturgs to Kansas General Craig to the indian
Territory.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

The lower end OF the island ovsrnowed 70 consde
TADs extent, being in places nearly two ee' unoer
water.
On tho 1ath the sailing sloop ofwar Preble arrived
from tho Passes.
radO, from the Passes arrived the ofng, but got
aground some five or six miles TO the southeast Towards
evening the gunboat New London came IN and seeing the
Predicamsnt Of tho Colorado, towsd her on
On the 14th the bark Alamo (transporD arrived.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
Beaurcgard ut Corinth.
The Connecticut Election.

The election N this State is oNov helnii geUnon aad
republican 80 much 80 10 wake The details unim.
portant tn night More than two thirds OF the Legiss
ture is supposed to be Ur0n republican MOI ohe eemo
republican STATE ticket supposed to DO elected by over
Ive Thousand uaj0Ety.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
The United states District Court.

oT IOUS, hprH Y Io0z
The United States District Court opened to-day and the
oath Of allegiance administered to the judges Clerk
Attorneys and Jurymcn. Several treason will
probably come before the during the present term
The New York herald., 1862-04-08
Aun;rs in sufiaio.

ruE PROPELLER MARY STEWART kAskD-rhE nv
w.,Ns op cArrArN III DD--B BHHoP LINEN ABoU,
BuyFAto, April I, 1862.
THE propeller Mary Stewart, OF th9 Western Transpor
,ation company which sunk By the ico on Satarda
b 10 coming into harbor, has been raised. She ha
A cargo OF pork and -four.
Tho romans of aptan Thomas A. Budd, United state
savy who was killed tho coast of Florida, were
c,ycd hero yesterday with ini,',ry aud civic hcncrs
rnc funeral takes place this afternoon The city govern
fntnt, military and citizen generally will assist ia tn
ceremonies. .
Pilhop Tsncn, Of Buffalo IN accordance with an invita-
uen from tho rope, IS about ~ prJcsol 70 Rome
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

se.S oAson', ooinG u some places neAy WV '~S
On the lath tho sailing slOop-Ofwn Prsble arrived
On the morning Of the same day tho steam rigats Colo
RADIO from the Passes arrived IN the omng' put ges
evening the gunboat New London came in and seeing the
Predcamsnt Of the Colorado, towsd her on
On the l4h the bark Alamo (transport) arrived.
MILITARY OPERATIONS IN VIRGINIA.
Important Intelligence from
NOrtress Monroe.
Advance of the Union Army
Towards Richmond.
Capture Of Shipping Point and
Other Places on the Route.
Attack on the Rebel De-
fences at Yorktown.
All the Important Works Before the
Place Captured.
The Merrimac and Six IrOn-Clad
Rebel Gunboats MOmentarily Ex-
pected in Hampton Roads.
IMPORTANT FROM GEN. HOOKER'S DIVISION.
The Rebels Driven from Stafford Court
House by Gen. Sickles' Brigade.
NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS CORPS.
Continued Skirmishing with the
Rebel 0utposts.
Accidental Explosion Of Cum
powder and Shells.
I4s 80 .-->,--.>o,--->---~~~-
IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
l-'.-rr 8re e Il irtf -t-
Advance Of the Union Troops and Retreat Of
20 asa the Rebel Forces,
a.. &c.. As.
The New York herald., 1862-04-08

that Price and Van Dorns troops had all been ordered 70
the river and part OF them had already arrived at
Island No 10 TO reinforce McCown don't believe tho
story