The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-06-19

nc on Mono ;. Il reported to have been very
severe. The act that Jackson was enabled t.
make so determined an attack on Gen. Shields
command overpowering and compelling him to re
treat does not indicate that the rebels we're very
badly used up on the preceding day by Fremont.
There seems to be continuance of Dismanage-
ment in the the Shenandoah region, else why
these continued successes of Jackson? The ar
,7ies of Fremont, Banks and Mcdowell, all sup
posed to be cooperating against Jackson cannot
number less than SO. 900 men. yet the rebels ap-
pear to do very much As they please The tax
bill came back to the House from the Senate with
no less than 3l4 amend ments. The House disa
greed to the whole and asked committee of
conference This was acceded to and the com
mittee will probably harmonic the difference be
tween the two houses and will report a bill
which it is expected will be adopted early next
week
The Territorial Committee of the House, it is
said, will report bill admitting the new State Of
West Virginia, and running the boundaries east
ward to the Blue Ridge instead of the Aleghenies,
on condition that slavery shall be abolished forth
with
day. thanking Gen Haeck for forcing the rebels
out oil Ccrinth, and desiring that the Union as it
was and the Constitution as it is might be sustain
cd and upheld without the spilling of another drop
OF Fl at,ic;dal blood The abolition majority in
the House couldn't see any niger in the rcsolu.
ZION, ana not being i'm favor Of the Constitution as
it is. nor tie Uno" as it was. and fearing that
Valladigham was plotting treason in the resolution
that they couldn't see. refused TO pass
SATURDAY, a. "A portion o. Gen. llurter's
command, aud tie feet - IN Dupont are now
cooperating in NOV enra. sr inst Oh .rIeston.
the birth place of thu reue ion -.i rave secured
foothold for offensive opcy Sons IN 49,. y the
Islands adjacent to the city ltl- rcpcate t.5. 80
rebels have been largely renorced at mar =,
by regiments from Beanrerard's arm,
The French army were rcpulsed at Puebla,
Mexico, on the 9Th of May, with loss OF 500
killed and 200 prisoners. The Mexican army is
being largely increased. and the French will make
no further attempt to reach the capitol until they
are reinforced.
Mr. +. T. BAR introduced bill Yesterday fos
! the enlargement of the Illinois and Michigan Ca
nal. IL hts been m lie the SPECIAL order for Tues
day. Tho Wet ri members evince the greatest
n.ercs q measure ard arc determined TO
press i to. .assful vote
MoNrw The rebel papers claim decided
successes to'i' Fremont a Shields. At the
bAt'le al 'li' Shields Division lost. in
kil''' -nd " nj prisoners not exceeding
/. go r.ea 'nnicd and the remainder made
mad e-is' report from New Orleans saws
Fort y rn- the entrance to Mobile
bsv. low the cry of Mobile, was
snrr'. -ea Mortar feet on The 29,h ult
8 he el - l,I y credited as Southern p4pers
ofa "a d.tos as he 10Th inst, say nothing about
~ "a render, and 80 impo tant an event would
hardly b, nored
ADV c..s from Nassau, of the 9th, state hat
there were there, at that date eleven fast IN
steamers. all engaged directly and indirectly in
aiding the reb, lion English neutrality.
Col. Slack of the Nth Indiana assumed com
mnnd OF Memphis on the lith inst. He has posted
picket, around the city, and requires all leaving
the city TO procure passes and take the oath of al
legiance. He has also issued order prohibit
ing the circulation Of Confederate Scrip The
The people do not know what TO do general
influx of gold and silver and good paper money is
much needed
Gen. Price WAS at Mobile on Tuesday, and Gen.
Breckenridge at Meridian, Miss on the same
dav.
Beauregard's army is said to be at Tusseo 50
miles south of Corinth, where over 100 wells have
. been duo and l,roa pun,hor Of halo o,o,, Ill,
and arran scments made which look to the fortif-
cati N OF the place
There Is morning ofimportance from McClellans
army. A desperate battle is daily looked for
The two armies are rs near to each other as they
can get without fighting.
TUESDAY, 1.-THE report Of bold dash BIZ
strong rebel cavalry force on the Federal lines on
Friday event deemed worthy of telegraphing from
McClean's headquarters. Umuthenticated re.
ports state that portion of Hallccks army is To
he sent to Virginia.
Gen lew Walls"r. with a division of 5000
men. h $ reached Memphis from the Tennessee
river. AMI McCle nand's d. isoa is SAID to be
narchng IN the same direction.
The CUE ION OLA fin ;ou lri.'; of Congress
came m in t7e Senats v. nc genr.al
sentiment seem ia hc adv, ,;lio.~n
mcnt. The radic.l Sc, -s they will
not adjourn unit A'ct.,'.u .a o. me- nc
before Richmond ia, boaH'., -,.ca.es
our army would c,i'nrat to- ~ ~ 1H.+ 81 .le
mond, while Senator Wilson OF Nlss s,ia ..at
Congress had yet to shape some pohcy lor ne a.i.
ministration. or the President would be max ~,
one for Congress.
WEDNESDAY, ls.-Up to o'clock yesterday ev-
enlng all was quiet before Richmond.
There has bc and still is considerable Skin
nlshng near Charleston. Rebel officers taken
prisoners saw the appro ,ches to Char es,on arc
lined with batteries. and every inch Of ground will
be hoil, contested.
There is nothing from Gen Halleck's army of
importance
The 'h ahonts of Beauregard's army is yet
mystcr7
+ Co. Damout and Col Hagglrd have returned to
Nashville from Chattcnoca. The latter place. af.
ter beng taken, was abandoned for supplies which