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The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04


ADJUrANr GENERALS OrFIcE,l
INDIANA VOLUNTEER MILITIA,
indianapolis. June ,. 1862.
General Orders No. H.
Special orders. No. 80. issued on the 2sth
of May, 1862, for the organization of volun-
teer forces to relieve the 6Oth regiment. and
to guard rebel prisoners. have been modified
as follows:
A sufficient number of companies, TO
serve three months unless sooner discharged,
win be accepted to organize one regiment,
and ut least one battalion. and be mustered
into the United States service.
Each company will be organized as follows.
Captain. l lst Lieutenant 2d Lieuten
ant, lst Sergeant. 4 Sergeants. : Corpoals.
Musicians, ! WAGNER and at least o. pr-
Yates.
Each company will elect Captain, lst
Lieutenant and 9d Lieutenant. subject to the
approval OF the Governor, by whom they
viii be commissioned. unless good reasons
exists for refusing The non-comissioned
officers. until the company shall be embod
led in a regiment. will be appointed by the
Captain. afterwards by the Colonel, on the
recommendation Of the Captain.
When one half company has been mus.
tered into service. the lst Lieutenant there
of can also be mustered in, and when the
organization Of the company IL completed.
the Captain and 2i Lieutenant can so be
mustered.
Any company of ~ men will be accepted
and mustered with lst Lieutenant, and it
they fail TO I'LL up within reasonable time,
they will be consolidated with other parts of
companies. The right il reserved to com
bine incomplete companies or parts of com
panies after fair opportunity has been af-
forded them to ill up.
Companies desiring to enter the service.
win report without delay to the Adjutan,
Generals 0eics, 6le full company roll. and
state when they will be ready for duty -
They will be accepted In the order they ten
der their services, and the correct company
rolls.
Authority - not given to parties TO organ
ize companies. nor will companies be accept.
od in advance Of their organization. Com
panies must be already organised and sub.
jecs to orders before they can be accepted.
As soon as companies are full and awaiting
orders. they will be notified Of time and
place Of rendezvous.
Companies must not march 10 the render.
vous without direct orders from the Adlu.
tant- General.
II Is desired 10 complete tho organization
Of these forces by the 10Th Of June.
BY order Of Hi. EreelIency, .. p. Morton.
Governor Of Indiana.
Lsz. Nontr. Adj't Gen. Ind.
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FROM MCCLELLAN.
McCLkLLAN's HEApouARTFRs.t

McCLKTLAN's HEApQuARrFRsl
June 2.
We have taken some five hundred prison
ers. among whom are several prominent
officers.
On Sunday as soon as was light. the fight
was renewed by Gea Sumner with marked
success. The fight lasting nearly the whole
day. The rebels were driven nc every point
witl, heavy loss.
The ground gained by Gen. Summer was
about two and half miles.
Gen. Hentxleman succeeded on Sunday
morning in retaking the ground. lost tho day
before by Gen. Casey after severe strug.
gle.
Our loss in the two days engagement in
In killed and wounded il about two thons.
and
A great number are missing who will pro
badly return, having strayed away.
All the enemy's killed aud most of their
wounded fell into our hands.
Tbs county in which the battle was fought
u swampy. with thick underbrush, and most
OF the lighting was IN the woods.
Owing to the nature of the ground, very
little artillery was used
Both balloons we're up nearly all day yes.
serday.
Alfthc troops Ieft Richmond, and marched
out in the direction of the battle field
The railroad has been of inestimable ser
yice-the cars running TO within mile and
a half Of the battle field. bringing forward
ammunition and supplies. The wounded
were Immediately put aboard the ears and
sent TO the White House.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived on the battle field
on Saturday evening where he has remained
ever since. directing all the movements sa
person His presence among the troops had
a most splendid effect
Four separate charges. with the bayonet.
were mssie during Yesterday. In one In.
stance The enemy were driven mile. during
which la rebels were killed with the bayo.
net alone
Lieut.. Washington. aid 10 Gen 10 John.
ston, vas taken prisoner.
The enemys dead, left on The hled,
amount TO over twelve hundred.
Gen. Howard was wounded twice IN the
arms.
Col. Miller. Of the slst Pennsylvania, and
Col Risspy. of Piitsburg. we're killed: and
Col. Campbell, Of Pennsylvania, was wound
81 In the ihigh.
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FROM FRONT ROYAL

FRoNT ROYAL, JcNE 2-Licut. Jenin of
General Shields staff, with 90 of the lst
Ohio cavalry, made q reconnaissance ycster-
day. Going TO Strasburg on his return he
reported the enemy retreating through
Strasburg very rapidly with their baggage
trains nearly through.
Gen. Beaurebarg with force was imme
dately ordered to advance to Strasburg and
cut off the trains Upon arriving within a
mile of Strasburg he found the enemy in great
force just beyond the village and not deem
ing II prudent to attack. halted for the night.
Much firing was heard YESTERDAY during
the entire day tome distance beyond Stras,
burg.
Loyal blacks report that Gen. Rosecrans
had attacked Jackson and defeated him.
She probabilities are that jackson will be
oAertaken and great battle fought.
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Night Dispatches.

HrAp QUARTERS Army of poroNAc.l
June ,. 1862 ,

MN
HrAp QuARrERs Army of PoroNAc.t
June ,. 1862.
sEcoND DISPATCH.
The rebel officers were unable to rally
their troops this morning, and have retreated
back towards Richnond.
Our men have moved forward 10 Fair Oak
FIVE miles from the city. Jef Davis and
Letcher we're both at the fight yesterday -
The dead arc now being gathered and bu-
ried
HEApoUAarEns hccLRLIsss Amy
June 2.
As all the woonded and many of the dead
have been sent to the White House by rail
road Ii Is impossible 20 abtain any correct
lists OF the casualties Of tho past days.
HsAp QUARrsRs. MONDAY. ? =. NJ.
Gen. Hooker made reconnaissance to
day on the Williamsburg turnpike. 20 within
I miles OF Richmond, without meeting the
enemy la force Their pickets kept in sighi
but retreated at his approach
Every one seems sanguinc OF the fail OF
the rebel capital. when our troops advance
for for nm engagement
Thd FIGHT of Saturday aud Sunday seals
the fate of that city. They threw the main
body of the army. composed of the best
troops. on our left wing. with view ol
crushing H. They were defeated after tive
days harl lighting forced 70 retreat.
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sF The Toledo Commercial gives the
following good retort: "The other day as
a number Of rebel prisoners were being
shipped at Sandusky for the traitors home
on Johnson's.. Island, little German made
himself quite prominent with his noisy re-
marks about the secesh. One of them, a
brawny six-footer. turned savagely upon him
and said We eat Dutchmen down South
Wy den you no eat Sigsl!" was the instant
retort. Secesh had no reply to give. but
passed sadly on"
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SPECIAL TO SEw YORK TRIBUNE.
CNRo, June 2.-The Memphis Appeal of
MAY 81. has this dispatch:
NrcKsnuRG. May 96.-rh Union Fleet is
still below this city Their gunboats fired
az our Batteries.
This evening we returned their fire and
they retired.
II is supposed they are waiting Tor rein
f0rcements.
The Appeal says the rebel Rams can hold
rhc Mississippi against Footc aud Farragut.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

~ Business IN the recruiting line contin.
ues brisk. reminding us very much Of the
si''ung times Of one year ago. Neszrs.
1eos. Paddock and Purity. are dong
hs%'J haslne~s. IA the Liassn Block. On
nA.a street Capt HamiIl late Of the llsh
'aa'a'a tzoaavsl Regiment. has opencd an
o.''os =. ine Old Adams Express corner. and
S''o' stewart Al the City Hall. each Of
-"'@' "e have no doubt viii succeed IN en-
ing ''s'f companies m short s,m~. A.
.ae's troops vii Dot 20 gu, Of the STATE /.
nns opportunity Is here offered for a,.,,.x
o. he''s eassd'' patriotism. Thors ,hao,a
es A. "''s delay a. possible IN sh.- NATE,
s We can = ursses. Let the ranks .e esl.s
HP sf once The Hso<ser soys n.- !. an.
service have won imnors.l f.n. l., -.
ths lar nAns Of shs Stale 10 .all,s-, a. -
iAgg'ag On the part ofsh. p.tsiosie box. ~h,,
Jet remain.
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- General Fremont has decided TO
hang guerrillas and bushwhackers. in case
that he is not interfered with. Ii is said that
when guerrilla falls into the hands of his
soldiers, the usual report of the guard is,
"that the prisoner tried to escape and was
shot. or that "gun was accidentally went
off and killed him.
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PsAHsKroS Hoxs CUAsns.-capt. l.. \.
BAH. son Of DIR. +. V. Ball. Of this city.
came np from Pr.irieton yesterday wi.h a
company Of hfsy-hve msn. and ief on tho
afternoon train. A they passed through the
city shey elected the admiration Of our eisi-
rens By their kne ssldierly appearsnee. The
foIIo-ing are the principal officers:
Lawrence :. Ball. Captain.
ID. II. Adams. lst Lssst>nAnt-
q. W. Dioksrson, 2d Lieutenant.
" A. Gum. Orderly Sergeant.
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TsE AkYCoxxTTrkE-Wil meet at
the Office Of W. X. McKeen, "Wednesday
morning al nine o'clock. A full attendance
. desired l.. g.. WARREN,
Chairman
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~ The Indianapolis Ssnfinei notices the
safe arrival Of Capt. Goodwin. of this city.
with eighty four men They Immediately
took up qqua'ters in Camp Morton Ample
preparations have been made TO receive com
panics Of the Legion as fast as they are re-
ported.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

Hsvsss CIeAKss-H. Aisenberger ke~p-
constantly on band. Al bis Cigar Mandatory
joining TIE Terre Hsute Saloon. the bs-,
quality Of Havana eisars. tobacco. pipes. ese..
ADD invites he friends 10 extend 10 him their
patronage. me-, DIFF.
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~ The Nashville Union says that CITY
abounds with two noted species of arboreal
growth. the lovely and queenly Magnolia
and the foul breat thed Alianthus. the former
smells a. fragrant a. patriotism. and the
latter stinks like treason.
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~ James II. Hudson, the prince of
Lightning Rod men. announces that he is
prepared to protect your houses from that
cement which is so dangerous at this season
OF the year. See card in another place
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

BrlLrsiLIk LAerk Bxkx AT rps Tssns
Hsrrs SsIoos Am constantly receiving
No qasiisy 81 BeiIsvIiIs Lager R.sr
which J viii serve 70 lovers Of the above
esverAgs. a. nv veil Snern saloon. .ess of
The ferre Hsuts House Give ms a e.li and
'ess i,s quality for yourselves
""d't N KATzESBAcH.
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~ The man who stops his team on The
cross walk was ia town yesterday. he sat in
his wagon and cody looked at the ladies
wAding round il through the mud. just as
though he injoyed making nuisance ofhim.
self
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- A new moon Was hung in the heavens
last evening bus from its neutral position. the
weAtherriss could not exactly determine
whether Il would be vet or dry weather this
month. Very probably il silI be one OF the
other.
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~ Mr.. Jos. Wallace. handed Us basks
Of Strawberries Yesterday. which We think
are l<sils the largest We have yet seen
They are Of the variety known a. Wilson,
Albany" and certainly are very tine. Mf.
W. s prepared TO furnish any quantity Of
'his snd other sarities Of the lucious fruit
Also. raspberries and blsckbenies ia their
season june 3dl.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

Volunteers wanted Immediately 10 form a
Company for ninety days service. unless
sooner discharged. Food, closhing. and pay,
same a. other soldiers.
Recruiting Office IA Lintons bsilding, on
wabash street ja2 .dsiwIw
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~ The Catholic Society of this city 60
oa a PIC mic excursion tomorrow morn
ing. 10 the four mile locks. southeast Of the
city. A train on the +. & c. X. r. will leave
the depot ats o'clock. Fare for the round
trip. - cents. The most complete arrange
ments have been made to secure the success
Of tho pc mic. and all who chose 10 60 viii
undoubtedly enjoy a pleasan. time.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

q Vicksburg and Natchez have both
surrendered TO the Federal feet. Memphis
will be the next place attacked by it,
Where IS Hollinsg Cannot he be caught and
his musqueto fleet destroyeds
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

SrmrruALrsx.-Mrs. Coibev. (from Arc
ma. Ksnkakee county, Illinois, will lecture
at the City School Hall. this morning.
at 5 O'Clock. Let all attend and judge for
themselves Seats free
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

~ Young man named Neck has re-
Gently been married TO Miss Heels. They
are now. therefore. literally tied neck and
heels together.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

~ The man who cut open the bellows to
see where the wind came from. Is now trying
TO do business in Terre Haute without al.
Vertising in the Daily EsrsEss-
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

ID Captain Geo. T. Cochran. of the ar
tillery service. formerly of this city. who has
been seriously i'll at his home in Evansville.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

- Madame Beauregard il the neic Of
Mr. Thomas Stout an old citizen Of marion
county this State
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

az Young squirrels are said to be very
plentiful in the woods adjacent to the city.
affording rare sport to those Nimrodically in
clined.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

~ Gen. Buffers wife il cousin Of ID
NJ. Hildreth, proprietor OF the ST Charles
Hotel, New Orleans.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

- Gen. Butler. SAYS New Orleans let
ter, has taken the wife Of Gen. Beauregard.
who was found to be in New Orleans, under
his care ard protection
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

latest news from Mcclellan. HalIecl<s Ere
mont. and other Departments, New York
and Cincinnati markets. home news besides
. vast amount Of interesting reading, IS IS
saed this morning. Single copies 10 wrap
psrs for mailing can be had at the counting
room. Tor Eve cents. Nothing better can DO
seat Ia friends Ia Camp.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

WASHINGTON. Juno 3--The President has
recognized Martin Klinkowstralm a. vice
consul Of Russia Cor the port of San Fran.
cisco
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

I % The Committee for relief OF the fam
lilies of soldiers. will meet at the relief office
to day at o'clock P. NJ, on important bust
ness. Let all attend.
By request of the CHAIRMAN.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

tXr Persons are in Washington seeking
authority to raise the sunken vessels at Nor
folk. one Of which Is said to have seventy
five thousand dollars aboard
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

sE- The attention of tax payers is called
20 the notice Of the City Clerk in our adyer-
tizing columns
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

Mammoth Tuesday the 81 inst. by the
Rev ]. BRowS, Mr.. MoRrES HALEY to Miss
ELIZA DEAL.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

WWe understand Capt Neuman, of
Crabb's Lock, in Parko county, rendered to
the State yesterday, company of three
months volunteers. and were accepted. Old
Parke is loyal to the core.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

cH- Our thanks are due the indomiIable
Adams Express Company. for the Nashville
Union. Of June lst.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

YORKTOWN EVACUATED

] intend to close out my entire stock of
clothing. gents furnishing goods, hats. &c..
at nett cost. within the coming ninety days.
Now Is the time to get the worth of your
money. in the best quality of clothing. Call
soon at Jacob ID. Early's old stand.
Also. wish to say to all those indebted
to me. to cal and settle Immediately. to save
further trouble II. HARTMAN.
mo dim.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

SsB- Pool Lodge No. iSS. o. l. L. l..
meets this evening. at Templars Hall
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

- Strawberries. of the finest varieties.
are selling in this market at 5h and ~ cents
per gallon.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

cEA. ST. Gregory. Portrait Painter
Studjo at Buntin House. June3 "
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

In oLDEN HILL SHIRTS. Garrote aud
NJ Turn Over Collars and Paper Collars;
(All Collars sold by the dozen. very cheap
Neck Ties. English Bleached and Unbleach-
ed Cotton and Lisle Half Hose. by the doz-
en-, very low Gents Summer Cloths. all
colors l.. RYCE a son.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

Fen SsIr.-one s~ Mschine. which
ran be seen at the store Of William j. stew
art. south Of the Post ofice. This Il good
machine. and will be sold on tho most liberal
terms. mo div.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

N0TICE.-On aud after Monday
~ The aist uls- the
.fsnertean Fsxpvess Company
VIII have Daily
THREE FNfREssfs % snd haEn Tsrrs Hsuts. cin-
cinssn, Indianapolis. tifss~ Castle. Nekmons. Day
son ard Columtus
rwo ExrRKssrs daily - end sram - fcrss
ard the Vest.
fwO ExrHrssfs daily n sni ffam chiesEo
Desroif ant the Northwest srd Cxn<fs-
fNnExfnKSsfs daily q aud frsm Cstsisbf,
hEfslo. Aihsps. Ns~ oh, hostsn and AL Eastern
ritiss
CfswfoFcssfils.
sh'pp<fs pleas tsks notics snt ave tine ~
shiprfnx ~ the Ansffcsn Kxrrs>s conpanv.
SonN q. WAGON. Assns
rsre Esrsr. ina, Apvii sitlne.
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Hosiery 4 Gloves !

Worthy Of Your Special Aneafion'
/ ISLE THREAD 4 COTTON HOSE
IL Of English and French Manufacture.
l.. RYCE < SON.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

wooL--iOo,0oo lbs. wanted, for which |
will pay the highest price in cash n my
Leather Store. No. li2 Main Street. Terre
Haute. Indiana
ms0diw a. BURNETT.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

BRANDRETn'S PII1.S.-For the restoration
health OF those who have been stricken BY spoplery
or paralysis they are the only reliable medicine.
sll anessions Of the lungs. chest and bowels tAeif
prompt use saves life and quickly curek Pnenmo-
mia, pie1risy. chslers wind, spssms worms eholers
norbus. disrrhoea, eysentAzy. whether from malaria
eating unrpe fruits or other faults In diet, yield
their influence. Asthma, gout, rhsumsfisms, live
affections. ruptures. infsmmstions Of any organ
levers, whether sgus other specific fevers bllocs
diseases, jsundise. st. yituss dance. smallpox. msss
les, Group eryspslss, white svellings piles uio<rs
OF even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers Of the liver. have ell been cured p~rmsnsosy
oy these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pilis u
female complaints and nervous diseases they have
been equally successful. wide change of life, bod
nrst and second psriodsl. Epilepsy. depressioo q
spsrts. fghtfnl dersms all distractions and relsx-
stons are by them cured. dispsrsed and oorrectsd-
Prizes 35 cents per box.
Sold by J. X. cuxueEAs, Tssrs- -Hsute. and by
respectable dealers IN medicine. uanldwln
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

- strumous or scrcfuIOus affections are tAe
curse. the blight. the potato rot Of mankind They
are vile and filthy as well fatal They arise from
contamination and lmpurity Of the blood and are t.
be seen all around Us everywhere One quarter OF
al we meet are tainted with them. and quarter
OF these die Of them die fooshly too because they
are durable. ArKx's sAnsArAKuxA eleanses out The
sorofuious corruption from the BLOOD renders IL pure
and healthy. and eneetuAlly expurgs,es the foul
contamination from the system. No longer groan
under your scrofulous disorders since the irressta
bic AsKa has provided bis mastery combination of
curative virtues that he calls ssksArAsuIA.-[Den-
ocrct, Waterbury. CT
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

IL Journeymen coopers are referred TO
the notice in another column.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

DLACK SILK MANTLES, CLOTHDO
Id Black And White Check Do. Grenadine
Berege aud other Styles. Summer Shawls
L. RYCE 4 SON
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RENoyAL.-l have removed my Hide and
Leather Store to I42, Griswold Biz, K, north
side Main Street, between Cox and Hull
mans Wholesale Grocery establishment.
Thankful 10 my numerous friends and
patrons for past favors, respectfully ask
for to call and see me at my new stand.
See advertisement.
l.. A. BURNETT.
NJ, .l.C
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ID All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat, of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one OF the Home
Manufacture, which make myself; there
fore I can warrant all hats bought of me-
have fine assortment Of French Beaver,
Otter and Son CASHMERE hats of the finest
quality. and of all colors, which am selling
very low also, large assortment of Wool
Hats. of all colors, ranging in price as low
as fifty cents.
L. II. LOWERRE, Practical Halter,
Successor to j. O. YATES.
m27tf. Cor. Fifth. and Main Su.
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aDv'ck.-As the bot season Is approaching. every
person should prepare their system for the change
aud there is no remedy 80 applicable as "xcLeau's
strengthening Cordial lsnd BLOOD Purifier. II viii
purify the blood thoroughly, and At the same time
strengthen and Inyigorate the whole organization
The Immense quantity Of IL that l. sold daily. ts
PROOF enough Of It's great virtues in thoroughly rs
moving all impure matters from the blood. We say
TO all, Try H. II is delicious to take.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-04

HEINBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu.
nv, ,,.o, THE GREAT DIURRrIc.
hhi-ahOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
uv, ,r,o, THE CHEAT DIuRETIc.
uELnbolsDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
hEi4hBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIuRETIc.
And Positive and Specific Remedy forDiseases sfths
Bladder. Kidneys
Gravel, Dropsy.
Organic Weakness,
And all Diseases Of the Urinary 0rgaas.
See Advertisement in another column. Cut on,
and send for the Medicine al once
BEWARE OF C0USTERFETs.
March 5d2m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-04-11
IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO

FORT UNION, New MEXICO, March l8.
Colonel Sough's Colorado regiment OF
volunteers, $50 strong, arrived here five
days ago. The effective fighting force now
here is l 400, sufficient to defend this depot
against any force the rebels can bring
against US. We have stores enough to last
our troops three months.
This fort is strongest on the western from.
tier being $50 feet square, with parapets
feet high AID ditch feet deep and Is
feet wide. 1t contains we'll stocked maya
zines. Ordnance for the works have been
received and will probably be mounted im>
medately.
At the latest advices Colonel Candy was
still shut up at Fort Craig, $50 miles south
Of here, and the Texaus, 2, 400 strong, were
at Albuquerque with 20 pieces of artillery
about halt way between here and Fort
Craig. Other accounts say the rebel Col
onels Steele and Baylor with 1900 Texans,
are advancing on this fort.
The Texans hold Santa Fe, where they
have organized a provisional government,
with General Belnam as Governor. If a
forward movement can be made without
jeopardzirg this depot, it will be done,
and an effort made to relieve Colonel Cooley,
and then reclaim Santa Fe and Albuquer.
que. Colonel Slough as next ranking Off
Ger is in command o: this depot.
KANSAS CITY, April 3.-Advices from
Fort Union, New Mexico, are received to
the Goth ult.
The main body of the Texans are
camped at Albuquerque. Sixty Of them
had arrived at Santa Fe.
1t is reported that Col. Candy had cap-
tured a train of 60 wagons and 400 Texans.
Communication between Santa Fs and
Fort Union has been cut off.
An advance would be made about the
22d by troops at Fort Union, assisted by
two small batteries, when it is expected
communication with Fort Craig will be
restored.
All post Office effects at Santa Fe have
bean removed to Fort Union.