The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-10
MORNING REPORT.
A Batch of New York Spe-
cials-Attacking Fort Nor
gan-Picking up the block
ade runners-From Mem
phis and the Ram feet.
TINES DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Secretary Chase
will ask Congress to authorize further
issue of $3.50, 100000 demand treasury
notes Probably $4,000, 900 of them, of
deuominauors under FIVE dollars. he will
also propose for prudential reasons to have
all notes engraved, executed aud printed in
the treasury building, under the direct
auspices of officers of the Department.
By the last steamer Lord Lyons received
from his government leave of absence
for TWO months to visit his home in Eng
land. He viii sail week from Wednes-
day next. His visit to England at this
time, though entirely unofficial, will, it is
thought, be highly beneficial to our in
terest.
TRIBUNE's DISPATCH.
There is no doubt of the fact that the
President has, in an unofficial letter through
Secretary Stanton to Gov. Stauly, disap-
proved of his action, in closing the schools
tor negroes ut Newberne, as Governor of
North Carolina.
Hi duties the President regards as of an
entirely fferent character; he has moth.
ing TO do with opening or closing schools.
The President also holds that the fugitive
slave law is to be executed through the
courts alone and not by military governors
more than other military officers. These
facts are positive.
The President is examining into the case
of soldiers in II g Penitentiary here under
the senieI ces of general courts martial, and
has already granted several pardons.
Intelligence official aud unofficial from
North Carolina does not confirm the reports
Of writer's whose letters have led to the
belief that he State is on the point of re-
turning to her loyalty.
Gen. Burnside is far from desiring that
any portion Of his forces, naval or military,
shall be withdrawn.
HERALD's DISPATCH.
Private information received at one of
the foreign legations at Washington, states
tnat Iumors are current at Richmond that
letters had been received from England an
,uncing the arrival in a snort time of
Count D. Persigny in the United States. 1t
was also said that this voyage was taken at
the Instance OF the English Cabinet, and
that nothing would be done in reference 10
American affairs by England and France
before the return of the French minister.
Private letters from Baltimore state that
jeff Davis had issued an address to the
Rebel army, in which be designates the
battle of the Seven Pines as glorious vic
tory for the rebel army. He also tells them
that they have taken 5000 prisoners, and
large quantity of provisions and munitions
of war.
NEW YoRK, June 9.-The Times, in an
editorial, says we understand that the Rev.
DR.. Styles, late of this city and who has
for the last year resided in Richmond, states
in private letter recently received by q
frie nd in New Haven, that the rebel army
there numbers 200, 900, and that it is well
distributed and will make a determined
resistance in defense of the city.
One of the rebel oEcers taSsn prisoner
make statements to the same effect
So far as We can learn, the whole testi-
mony is entitled to credence. They say
the rebel army approximate if it does not
exceed these figures.