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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
THE CASE OF COL. JENNIsoY.

81 LoUis. Friday April 2s, 1862.
An order has. been issued ior tbe reiesss Of Col.
Jennson from military prison he giving bonds Of
go, 900 to appear and answer to whatever charges
may be produced agajns, him. The particular Of
fense which led 10 Jennisons arrest has not been
made public, but il Is presumed all tho facts will
shortly be forthcoming. Jennison, on being ar
rested, Immediately resigned his port Ia the army.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Tnr INvESrMENr Or FORT WrIGHT.

on I.UIIfl FTIIsJ AT ~ y I''s
4 special dispatch 10 7ts MissOnci Democrat,
from Com. Foote's gunboat Aotilla, daied tire 23d
instant, says:
IAN IL quiet here, Il we EXCEPT two mortar boats
remaining 10 position, which occaIo1aIy throw
shell over Al Fort NIight.
The Rebels have not replied today. noho 81 their
qun-bosts can be seen. The wasiher Is fair. The
Hood has Cverrun all ihe plantations and houses
along The river.
Great distress prevails among the inbabi.ant. along
the bauks fome of whom oaer 10 give oil they pos.
ssss TO cave their families removed from their houses,
which the water threatens 10 carry down the TiYeT.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

NsvlL.-Spoken, April 10, near Port Royal,
United States gunboat Madgie hence for Port Royal,
leaking badly bad been ashore of Cape Lookout.
Same day, of Charleston, United States gunboat
samotet, hence for Port Royal, and two other gun
hoats
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
THE SOLDIERS SANITARY COMMISSION.

BUoIU' TTuHyI HPIN % IO"@'
A concert will take place tomorrow night 10 the
Music Hall for the benefit Of the Soldiers of the San
iiary Commission. Many of our leading citizens,
including Gov. Andrew, manifest a personal interest
in ia success.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
TIE RUMORED ENGAGEMENT At PITTS
BURG DISCREDUED.
ImCAal, fnlAyl ALLI

CWcAGo, Emmy, Ap1I %, I1'-.
Tao rumor that lighting bad comneLce- a, Pits
burg is disjel'eyed =, hoai!uaren. Gen. Stroig
received dispatches FROM Gen. Hallcck yesterday
No mention Of any engagement wa made.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
LOSS OF A CONVENIENT STEAMER.

CNCIsNATi, FIidsyi April 70, IJbI
The Government steamer Eunice VIA run into
last night by the Commodore Perry, of Ashland,
Ky, and .unk. Ths boat ia total loss. No lives
were lSst.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
THE FIGHT All SOUTH MILLS.
RELEASE OF OUR WOUNDED ARRIVAL a
FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE.
HsADsUAKrsEs, DsPARTssSf OF EIseiSa.l
Apdl A, ls52 !
r. Is. Hsn. Epvis ST. srASTos. Secretary J War.
SIR: Assistant Surgeon Warren. Internationally
released, with II prisoners and four atsndauts Ar.
rived this evening from Norfolk. They were .he
wounded left on the field 10 the affair Of the South
Mills. The troops Of tie United STATES consisted az
reported, Of 5000 men, under Big Gen. Reno,
The Surgeon says the Rebels reported only Georgia
regiment and three pieces Of artillery being used
in tho engagement. Joas f. Wool, Maj .-Gsn.
Commodore Foote's wound Wi; probably disable
him from service fer time, and he ia couing home.
His successor will 10 one Of tho able'' men in mo
Nsvy-possbly Capt. Charles II. Davis who was
second in command " Dupont ia the Port Koyai
expedition. No man during tho wsr ESs won .
higher fame, both for gnIlspiiy aud praaen'. 'nA~
the noble Commodore OF the Western s'N''OA'''
A'H -" AUGUSTA, April II, iS62.
The ColumJia (Ga.) Iims. mas dispatch as'sa
Mohile. I'm. which says that all was quiet AZ
Tor;nt5 The enemy arc going down the Tennecsee
river. ., ,,. Ii,h ;,o, ,or, ~.
T. ~. en,,asauleut, on the Tuesday after the bsttlo
80 S,iIoh' Ietween q de achment d Col Forests
% II and the enemys advance. the Union lose
.as 20 killed and wounded; tho Confederate loes
IN killed sud wounded Col. Forrest was painfully
but not dangerously wounded. Rich. Ex, ~.
BoMBARDMENT OF THE FORTS BELOW NEW.
ORLEANS.
Official dispatches received yesterday state thas
the bombsrdment OF the iorts below New-Orleans
continued during the whole Of Saturday, and thas
there were no casualties Oh our side. IL 10 stated
that the enemy's armament, owing TO the sballow-
ness of the water cannot get sasentiy rear to the
no possibility Of reducing them but by shslng the
garrison 0ut. lkichmopd Examiner, Ap. n
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
the Rebels came up and poured voIsy into bic deed
HRAperARrBRs sscoyD BRIGADE,


GENERAL OKpERs-The Bngsaier-G-nsrJ COMMANDING
the troops OF this brigade for the condDc.
hibed by them yesterday while under hre The inrinsiL
y Of spirit shown BY those companies exposed to terrific
De from the enemy sheltered In hte piss 10 worthy Of ths
highest admiration. The conduct Of First Sergeant Hoios,
COMPANY l. 9Th Vermont Volunteer In securing and bringing
back the cOlo's Of the regiment after The bearer ws shet
d'wo 10 deserving Of sspeei. notice, prase~orthy and
daring act.
Soldiers Of Vermost . your future cendnct rival .hs. Il
yesterdsy and your friends and State may well proud Of
you.
By order Of Brgadisr. General ". T. II. BRooKs
THEODORE READ, A. Ao.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

Supposed General Engagement Of Pillsburs.
HEAVY FIRING HEARD IN THAT DIRECTION
Successful Expedition on the Tennessee.
OUR GUNB0ATS AT HUNTSVILLE
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

No. - order from the Adjutant- Generals Office an
G., = q the death Of Maj.r Theo, Talbot, chief Of
Bs. "adswortn's stai, gives q brief sketch of hs
directs the officers Of the Adjatant. Generals
dsI " "s@' U'S '"'gs VI mourning Tor thirty
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BRla.- GEN., BusHRoD JouRsToN, captured al
Fort DOnelsop, was born In Belmont county, o.
He was appointed cadet sath w est Point 10
1856, by Hon. WIN. Kepnon, graduated twenty.
third 10 his class IN l64Q, and was appointed Cd
Lieutenant In the army, was promoted to Let
Lleuielant ln lA4A. subsequently, was professor
Of mathematics at West Point, then profes-
aor at the Kentucky Military Ingiitnte, then q
'princIpsL ef ths MIli.Asy sphcol a. Nashville,
tive. Those Who knew him ii Ohm rorafdsd
him.ea an able mens Z Ne now comsh back 10 IN
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PROF. WOODS A
RES70lATIVE CORDIAL
= BLOOD REnovAToR Va
PROF. WOODS

s precisely what its name indIcatea. "a, ,,,,,.,
70 tne taste, It is revivifyi mr. erbI,ar.1
Wy, inVigoratlng and strengthening to tho v,ss,l
.,sssa as nsa :. tne same time reviyiGes. rein
y .ea, ana Ienewu the Blood In all its puritv snal
~ once TestoTee and rotdsps IA e,,s,s. ~
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PlvPaIauon ever ohered to the Wor.s, a ehemis,
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pYwerul tonlc, and at the same time 40 perfscsiv
idapsd to, ~ 10 act IN perfect w,,b ~
avs Oh nature, and hence will eoofke m snrrtssd
, sson'dch, and tone up the digestive orrans' sr.
mus aiiAy All nervous and other irritation. II i'
sanasatins. and az the time II a
ooHposea enurely OF vegetables, yet so combined
70 produce the most thorough tonic eject. WINS
vus P.ooncing any Injurious conseq uencoa 9uehl,
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tssSs,,,ta WoIia, TOT needs no medical skII io
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Nervous lrritabity, Neuralgia, PaipItation n a.
Heart, Melancholy, Night sweais, LspSaor. SsIads
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TItAMUY DRESS BEliEkB, cHaeF B
I an FANCY DRlss. SILKS, h1tsaisf

WeaV now oaefing our immepse stock 81 Fancy Drea,
me atlnioh " The lsdlep Of thb aip and Siui1iy b
solted 90 e9r sRck y ysR 1Piect ana si
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27
Sheriif'g Sale ]

''','i n -, =; s. ~, Common Pleas. NJ
.DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or vRNDI TO MB
ID directed from the Court OF Common Pleas Of Frank
I'm county, Ohio, will oer for sale at the door Of the
COURT House, In the City of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9th day of April, A D., 1852,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and o'clock
p. NJ. about one acre and haif more or less on the
north side Of the following desbe real estate, situate
~ Bendon township, ankinoounty, Ohio, commence
ing Al stone at the 8. W. corner Of Thomas Ingols,
a1d and on the east side of VIM. shArpn land on the
edge Of the plank roaa north Of WeSterille and thirty
rods south Of willow tree on the county line thencs
east ~ rods and linbs to stone; thence II Iod1
and links to stone; thence W. 81 rods snd links ID
stone on said shaps line thence 8. along said line
~ rods and links to the place OF beginning containing
four acEe decided to j. B. oonnelly BY Thomas Ingols
July W, leol. o. .1lnE lGnala d 1AleeffiQayi
.1 I.''I,, "a q, w, HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Z Printers fees o5 e5. ss'at'fH <
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27

For GovernorT-WnLlAM SPRAGUE
LisutsGovcrnOr4 @. Arnold. eea.F s7'
Secretary Of state-Jon R. BARrIrTr.
Attorney -Genersl--WALTzR 8. Bunors
General Treasurei-AsAHUEL B. PAAKnR
ssaaauE is the only Democratic Governor We
have; and he Is The only Governor who has yet
taken aicommAnd and gone to battle to cid In
putting doWnthls gigantic rebellion. We pre-
dict thAt be and the other candidates just nom
mated BY the Rhode Island Convention will be
triumphsntly reelected. y olr esgglq ~
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tla, UNIVERSAL
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ssuRreme Oonri of Ohio.

hon; MlitSn eatllg, Chiaf Justice; Hon. william v.
kscA, non, william X: 0hosop, Hon. Jacob BrInksr
snos, sna hon' Josiah Scott Judges L. J. Crtchasd
- TokspAY, Yeb. ss. 1880.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27

And testimonials, new, and almost without numbeI
might % given from lsdles nd gentlemen in ali grade
81 sociey, whose united testimony none could 1esist
tnat Pro Woods Hair Restorative will restore the baa
and gray and preserve the hair Of the youth to Old
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
Very Latest by Telegraph
+ O'CLOCK Z. M.
FROM THE POTOMAC.


New York, April 5. The Times Washington
despatch SAYS regiment of men belonging to
the Excelsior brigade left Liverpool Point, I'M
der q n. Sickles, early Tuesday morning for
Stafford Court House The troops landed at
Shipping Point batteries, and marched past
Duntrles, through Aqua, to Stafford Court
House Tiere some sklrmishing between
a body OF 600 rebel cavalry and he advance
corps of Gen. Slckes command, six miles this
side OF Stafford, ana firing on both sid contin
ued until we reached that place, w ednesday, at
t clock P NJ The rebels, IN their retreat,
SET ire to ne town, and all their stores. Our
forces promptly stopped the conHagra ion as
soon as they entered 4 number of prisoners,
horses, stores. &c.. fell INTO our hands From
Bro0kes Station force Of 1900 rebel infantry
and d 0atteay Of six field pieces were moved up
to support their cavalry. After remaining
three hours IN Stafford Camp, camp fires were
built on the hills to deceive the rebels, while
our forces Withdrew from she place General
o!ck!es, with part OF his corps, has arrived back
at Shipping Point. The rest came IN at Brent
ferry, opposite Liverpool Point. Our casual
ties we're TWO wounded ant. u lew missing. The
corps marched troty eight miles in sixteen
hours over the worst mountain roads.
1t trederlcksburgn here are but lew troops.
They are falling BACK 70 Richmond. The Cit
Il5n state that Che Confederate Government! in
tend abandoning Virginia
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

April I. \ flag Of truce sentont by the lag
ship to-day brought back TWO ladies, the first
passengers who have been allowed to leave Nor
folk for the North for some weeks. One was a
French lady, on her way % France, and the
other vas proceeding 10 JOIN her husband IN
Baltimore
Copies of the Richmond Enquirer and the
Dispatch of this morning. were received The
former was printed on u half sheet. They We're
entirely barren Of news.
The official report Of Gov. Clark Of North
Carolina states that the loss at New bern was
"a killed. and l0l wounded. and 403 missing
and prisoners.
Lie t. WOrden will resume command of the
Monitor as soon as he RECEIVERS. wrlch will be
soon. The weather continues favora bic for mil
ltary operations.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

New YORK, April 5. Il is erted in official
circles that Gen. ROsecrAnz VII! De made Ma
jor General.
The Tfl6ane's Washington despatch states
thar RlsselI Of the London Times is said to
have engaged 4 passage by the next Cunard
Steamer.
The Hsrald' Washington dispatch says rebel
spy WAS captured near Fairfax Station. \ de-
tachment Of tie n. H. regiment landed at Ev-
aneport On tuesday, AMI marched inland They
secured d large amount Of lumber, &C., found
rhe heavy guns left by the rebels near Quantico
Creek. Ile same troops landed again on
Wednesday 10 bring Of the gun Ihey encoun
Uered rebel cavalry, who tired on our troops
ana escaped Luther w F;4sset, of Comp. Z q,
belonging to W lncrester, \. H., WIS killed -
HIS rem1lns are en- route for home
The Times and Herod iespatchcs state that
che grand jury Of the District of Columbia. has
indicted Horace Greeley for libel Of Marshal
LamUn.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
THIRTY. SEVENTH CONGRESS
aHNATE.

SENATE.
w ARLINGTON, Friday April |. Petitions
were presented for Bankrupt act, &c.
Mr.. Hale gave notice of a new rule TO the
effect that during the present rebellion, the
Senate may, by ma ority vote, Tx the time
and termination of debate on any sue ect.
MIR. Lane of Ind, offered a resolution III
structing the military committee to inquire into
the expcdiency of providing by law just COM
pensation for horses, baggage, &c lost ut Hat
teras Inlet Tor want OF proper transportation.
Adopted.
The district OF Columbia business was then
considered
The House then went into committee of the
whole On the tax BILL
An amendment was adopted hat cast iron
used for bridges and buildings, or other per
manent structures. shall paw one dollar per ton,
provided bar iron used tor similar purposes shall
pay no specific duty additional to what IS
required by this ACT. Also machine betting OF
all kinds, ana hose tor conveying water . per
cent advalOrum.
The allowance and drawback section was
amended so Us to read - ON anu after cate this
act takes eft ct there shall be an allowance tor
drawback on articles manufactured IN which
any internal duty or tax shall have been paid
equal in amount TO duty and tax paid thereon
or more when exported, provided no allowance
or drawback be bad for any amount claimed or
due less Than $50. :"
ALI the original sections having been acted
upon, a new one was added, providing pains
and penalties for fraudulent practices as to
drawbacks.
A proposition to tax every slave 81 per head
was discussed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
TO HORSE OWNERS.

DR.. SWEETS LNFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HOR-
SES is unrivaIled by any, in ali of Lameness,
arising from sprains, Bruises Wrenching its effect
magical and certain. Harness Saddle Calls,
Nange, &c it will also speedily. SPAWN and Ring
bone may he easily prev nted and cured in their ncp
lent ages but confirmed beyond the POSSIBLE
ity Of racaL No of the kind, however
desperate hopeless but may be aevated by this Lin
iment, and its faithful application will always
the Lameness and enable the horse travel with
parative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy hand,
for its timely at the first appearance of Lameness
will efectual prevent those formidable diseases
toned which all horses liable, and which render
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
See advertisement.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
~ 1I'ELEGR PHI
70 The FIR EEMA-N
: O'CLOCK y. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The bill 4oolisning Slavery in the District of
-oambia passed the Senate Thursday by the
GLOWING ro'e:
vy.s-lIessrs Anthony, Browning, Chandler Clark
,naner xon. Dooiittte Fes8euden, Foot, Foster,
..,aes Hale. Harlan, Haines Howard, Howe Morrill,,
.rI.rov sherman, sumner, fen Eyck. rrumbul, " AIDE
,-,a- and Wilson of Massachusetts-29.
ylgs- aessrs. Bayard, Carlisle, Davis, Henderson.
,-ruscr Latham, ned ougall, Nesmth, Powell, Saus-
rry 5.arke. Wiley Wilson Of Missouri and Wright
q.
There vas applause in the galleries when the
hair declared ghe vote.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
PROM THE WESTERN
FROM THE WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
April f. The following despatch was received
to day:


April +. The following despatch was received
to-day
CAIRO, April 4.
Lion. GDEoN W ELLEs, Secretary of the NAVY:
lhls morning the Benton, Cincinnati and Pitts
Ourgh, with three mortar boats. opened and
continued tor more than an hour a fire on the
AeDels heaVy floating battery at Island No 10.
when the latter having received several shells
lrom our rlteu guns and mortars. cut loose from
ner moorlngs and drlfted two OF three miles
Wv I.ie rlVcf' The shells were thrown from
the uotllla into different parts Of the Island and
INTO rebel batteries lining the Tennessee shore.
Lhe r=turn IRE produced no effect on the squad
ron NO more men than We're actually neces-
Sary to man the batteries were visible.
(oigned,) A. II. FoorE, Flag Officer.
CHICAGO, April t. special despatch to the
JoufndI, dated Cairo, April I says a boat ar
rived from Island No. 10 last night Firing
was resumed on Saturday morning by gunboats
ana mortaTs. One of our shells burs5 On the
renel oteamer lnchester, which set her on fire
anu burned her 20 the water 8 edge. During
the lrlng, the rebels towed their doa ting bat-
terry up 10 position and tried to reach US with
shot from her 32-pounder rlhcd gun. but it's
shot tell far short, and after d couple of hours
maneuverlng, it was taken back to its old DO
sltlon. Several shots We're fired at the rebel
transports by the Federal gunboats The reb-
els are erecting batteries all along The Tennessee
shore 70 prevent the landing OF Federal troops
from Missouri,
photographic dispatch from St. Louis yesterday
says that Gen. Steele advance guard has reacn-
ed Plttman's Ferry, Arkansas Col. Carlisle
had an engagement with the enemy on st
crossing the river killing one Lieutenant and
woundlng several others He also captured five
prisoners, quantity of camp equpage, horses,
mules, forage and a number OF small arms.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
UNION FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, April 4. The steamer Cnur
de Lion, from the lower Potomac, reports that
visits to over 100 families disclosed u slrong
Lnion sentiment in Northumberland and w est
mUrGlanl counties Va, and this would be OPEN
y manifested could the people there be assured
OF Federal protection. II y Is $50 ascerU4 Ined
that much dissatisfaction Exists among The reb-
els Many would gladly escape.
Fort L0Wrie, on 5he RApp4nlnnock, mount
ng twelve CANS, is represented Us having Jeen
abandoned ana the river is clear OF armed REQ
es in force from the mouth 10 the town Of Rap
pahunnOck ~ miles.
\ boats crew OF he CCear lie Lion recently
burnt The rebel schooner i ion in YuhcumIco
Creek, they being unable to i0at her QUO.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

" asNlngtOn, AprI f, LoO-. :
Grdrsa. lst. That the POI tion OF Virginia
and Maryland lying between the Mountain De-
7.-nenr and the Blue Ridge, shall constitute
Military Department, TO be called the Depart
ne1c Of the Shenandoah and be under The COM
.anu 81 Maj ten. Banks.
.al, That The portion Of Virginia East of the
Blue Ridge and West of the Potomac and the
-.odegicks6ursh l. Richmond Railroad, ncIud-
~ me District Of Columbia. and the coun-
rv between The Potomac ana Patuxenv, shall
el Military District, to be cal ed the Depart,
-ent ii The Rappahannock and be under the
Command Of Mai Gen Mcdowell.
BY order OF the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

New YORK April ,. The TIMES has letter
from The Burnside expedition, Which says
On Sunday, The 23d, our forces having
marched down from Newborn, entered More
head Citv, near Beaufort, and found it evacua-
TED. \ dag OF truce was then sent over to
Fort Macon, and its surrender was demanded,
winch was refused. and vigorous measures were
at once commenced 20 reduce the place by siege
Gen. Burnside lett Newbern on the oath to SUI.
perintenG operations. ard the bombardment was
expected 10 commence soon
The escape Of the steamer Nashville is fully
confirmed.