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CHICAGO, FRIDAY, APRIL Is, 1862


One section extends The Wumot Proyiso over
every territory now organized
The Headquarters Of Lieut. Col. Vim. Hoff-
man, 8th InfautTJ, Commissary General Of
prisoners, is transferred from New York city
10 Detroit, Mich.
The New York Ifmes' Epecial Washington
dispatch Eavs that an officer Of artillery in
town tonight from near Wasrenton Junction
reports the rebels IN strong force on the south
bank Of the Rappahannock, in the direction
ton Of GordonsVille- Gen. Ewell is said to
be at the crossing Of the river, where
the railroad bridge was burned, with 500 men;
Gen. G: y. Smith at GordonsEille, strongly
int1enched, with 81, ,0o0 msn; and Gen. jack
Eon crossing over from the Shenandoah valley
to unite s, 6,010 there to the force. making
tot2l column Of rs, COO nien- II the figures
are reliable, We arc in sufficient force in front
Of Manassas to manage this rebel army
am assured [says the n. Z. Times cores
pondent] by gentleman OF this city, whose
position brings him IN contact with IL Mer-
clcr, that his mission to Richmond had refer
ence only to q large amount Of valuable to-
bacco belonging to the French Government.
The property is known as the Belmont tobac-
co. While there, it il said that II. Ac7cicr
has undoubtedly examined somewhat into the
condition Of the bogus -Eonfederacy, In order
to report to the Emperor %the true condition
Of things.
The Senate To-day By unanimous vote rati-
fed the sewardLyons treaty, recently nego-
tiated for the suppression Of the sEITc trade.
The French Minister, soon after his return
here, visited the State Department., and had &
long interview with Iii. Seward.
, 1862-04-25
FROM NEW ORLEANS AND MEXICO
Tho French Marching Against the
City of Mexico.

NEW YoRK, April aai.-Thc Spanish frizate
Isabella Catolico Las arrived from HAyanah
the 18th.
The Havana Dia7io states that persons di-
rect from New Orleans report the rebel defct-
ces to be much exagggeEated-tha. Forts jack
son and st. Phillips have bcen abandoned, aud
the cannon taken away, and there is nothing
to prevent the Federal tlcct from sailing di-
rtct1y to New Orleans.
The Diu7io does not you2h for the truth Of
these rtports.
Later news from Vera Cruz rcached ua-
yana. After an unsatisfactory conference
between the allied commanders, the French
General decided to 1narrh his division
against The city Of Mexico, taking upon hin
self the responsibility. Tie English aud
Spanish Plrnipotcntiarics thcrcupon decided
to withdraw their troops
It was stated that thc Juarcz Government
was ready to give every satisfaction to tie Al
lies in the matter Of claims, hut won't listea
to the idea Of monarchy, and in c1ss they
AlIies advance to the Capital he would retire
from it.
, 1862-04-25
[From the Missouri Democrat, a4th.7

The Imprisonment Of Col. JennIaon.
Our loyal citizens are Justly indignant at
tic continued confinement Of Col. ,Jennjsnn
in military prison. The charges aeainst him
have not set been known, and go far, It seems,
he is merely the victim Of the dirty malice Of
tic p1o-slavery Generals -Sturgis, Denver
and Mitchen-who now have Command In
Kansas. No doubt Sturgis left this city for
the West with the full determination to arrest
JennisoTQat all hazards, and to trau1nlc uron
all the Free State men Of that State who syn,
palhize with him. The RepuHtoan doubtless
was priEy to this scheme, and now
chuckles oyer the success Of the en-
ttrprise. In this venomous glee they are
Joined By the sectssioaists Of this city, who
know full we'll the services Of Col. Jennisou
to his country, and how dangerous au enemy
ot theirs he is. The idea Of such an officer as
den- eturgis, whose drunken habits and sus-
pected loyalty are 50 well known 10 this city,
aIrest9Dg and eonaning without charges, such
loyal and gallant soldier US Colonial JennI-
eon, Is reyoldnE to the heart Of every Union
man in the country. And how much better
than eturRts are Denver and Mitchell "a
brsce OF pro slavery officers, who return to the
ecenc of their border ruflAn raids to eneare
IN the work Of running doHn their old Fee
State enemies.
The military authorities here, If other
reasoEs are insufficient. certainly owe It to
the Loyal sentiment Of this city to release Col.
i nnlson On parole to give him atleaet the
same freedom OF the city now enjoyed by
rebel prisoners In their charge.
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The Penfnsu1ar Seat of War.
HEADqUAnrEns ARHr OF TIE PoTnHAc, ,
Near Yt,RETt,wr hnrfl ll

HEADqUAn1Ens ARHr OF TIE POTOMAC
NEAR YORKTOWN, April "a.
The weather is again pleasant and the
roads are beginning to improve. The
Commander in Chief, are being rapidly pushed
forward to completion. Two deserters from
the 6tll Alabanr. regiment came in our lines
Yesterday. They were from Pennsylvania
They represent the rebel forces at 100, 200, and
that they are busily constructing works in the
rear Of their present lines. They had no
knowledge q: the arrival Of Jctf. Davis.
On Tuesday the rebels cauc out from their
rifle Pits in front Of Lees Mills, killing one Of
our PieEets. After he was dead about thirty
OF them fired their pieces into his head, co,n-
pleteIy Iiddling it With bullets.
The officer then commanding the reserve
ordered his men to charge on the rcbcls which
was willingly responded to, resulting in sew
eral Of them being killed and one taken pri5-
oner. Two men were killed on our side and
cue mortally wounded.
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We print today from revised copy the
New Constitution framed by the late State
Convention st Springfield, It Is quite time
earnest sud loyal clsizens in Illinois were
on the aler. to Gefeat the schemes Of these
ticksters who arc attempting to make
Egyptian politics supreme in this State for
the next ten years Let every man read
The Constitution, and from such reading
and study, make up bis mind on xtich
side he viii be claesed when election day
a1d1vcs. Not one voter who symps.i,lzes
with the rebels viii go agains:: the Consti-
tuition, not one single pro-slarcry man but
will lend it his hearty support, and these
Vaccinations are too pernicious and dan
gerots to be allowed to pass unscotched and
nnscathed. The indignation Of the people
Of Illinois must blast and wither forever
the party hacks and political stagers who,
being in the minority, succeeded by the
cry Of ''All for country, no party in gain
ing temporary power, and hare left this
Constitution with its enorlnities to disgrace
and in,peril our State.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN IN.
DIANA RAILKoAD--att tie annua! election for
Directors Of this road, held 1t Toledo, on
Wednesday, the 23d inst, the following gen
tlcIncr were chosen, being the same as last
year;
E; n. Gilbert, Ctioa, n T.; henry Keep, New
York: Alan Campbell, New York; Albert Have
York: hamilton White, Syracuse, \. r; Nelson
Beardslsy: Auburn. n. r; William Keep. Lock
nort, Il. T.; William Nii:!ams, Buffalo. n. i -:
Etiutnan Witt. Cleveland. Ohio; John S. Ra:ry,
Ionstantine, Mich; Philo 8lorchoue, Eikhart,
Aho'' u D. Sykes, Chicago, III.
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, 1862-04-25
THE SIEGE OF YORKTOWN.
Correspondence Of the New York Tribune. ]
In FRoET OF THE EKEAY's Works,
EI1GINIA, April Il 1362

Correspondence Of the New York Tribune1
k FnoKT OF THE EnEaY'sWoRKs,
F1nG1N1A, April II, 1881 {
The casualties in the affair Of yesterday
amount to upward OF 200 killed, wounded and
missing-the killed being between 20 and so.
The Sd Vermont, in proportion to the number
engaged -~ but four Companies = suffered
much
To-day all has been quiet. The enemy eyf-
battery fred few shots early in the morning,
but few shots from our artillery restored
silence. Our sharpshooters OCCUPY The woods,
and no rebel head is safe. Last hight sunken
batteries were constructed on the right and
left of our advanced position yesterday, In
front Of the enemy, by Lieuts. Cusseron and
Bowen, and this morning We have eight guns
in embrasure-
Its evident, from what can beseeD, that the
en.my are making arrangements for strength
ering their position, as sand bags have been
provided, though the vigilance Of our sharp-
use them. Men were at work lust night dig
ging trenches, and they manifestfy regard their
position SIS not impregnable.
Concerning future operations, there is little
known, and less TO tell Our front is within
400 yards of the enemy's, SO that we can sec
each other of with rifles. As this is not the
most desirable situation for permanent one,
presume it will not long continue.
Friday, Ap'al Is, a, m.-Last night there
were two alarms, and brisk firing between the
infantry on our left and the enemy in their
the whole camp was aroused. The rebels
commenced firing first, imagining, no doubt,
t1,at our forces were advancing. The report
is that one party Of rebels were fired on br
another, mistaken in the darkness for our
force, This may be the case, but it lacks con
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soio1efs' AAxignments.-~Tra
tton OF Sick


Issued from tho War Department:
l.-Au agents anr,o3,tas 1.I.a
State under its la*e to otain fro' :, ~
untecI soldiers a:signments Of nsr tis e., w th
ses esesd It. q IT. the5 0s as
80 tar Is is consistent with the punlic pGee'
2-iransportationt to soldiers on sick 1as1s h
may be furnished, and the cost stopped Sr1 S,,,.G
1heirpay IN the same way as other stoppsnes e sra
mage: Necessary transportation furnished to
any State to which such soldiers beione bis7 ~! II
ne Deducted from their pay, aud refunded to 10
The st2te, py the paymas tel, whose Tarrant NJ
1or the stoppagc EiIl be the certificate Of the
proper agent Of The State, accompanied by the
Iscelpt Of the soldier for the transuortaf1o,
Where several soldiers Of different comnsn1es
fre concerned, separate ACCOUNTS wiu be made
, 1862-04-25
Rebel Wall over the Fall of Fort Pu-
laakt-Panic at savannah

~ savannah
The special correspondent of the Richmond
Dispatch, under date Of Savannah, April 1ath.
states:
Tie telegraph has Informed You of the sur
render Of Fort Pulaski, and the consequent
state Of eyciteineDt you can we'll Imagine.
There is no question that the fire to which
tic tort Tas Subjected was intensely severe
The wild rrport Of steel-point,d shot Is the
uerest nonsense, and Pareott truns that
pserttd 4 solid wall, well constructed and
1Inl, OF Gctr sixteen feet In thickness, at one
shot, Is MnneEausenis1a too g'arin. to in
pose upon any one.
can give you but q f:iat i3ea of the con
steruation the capture producear~: Since th.
ahandopulent Of the design by the enemy to
bring in gunboat6 from Wallis Cut. the con-
hdeuce oi tie citizens became ul,1re assured
and the Wisest hoped that the fort, which
thereupon becau1e the key and safety OF Sa-
vannah, would be able to dcsain the enemy
for indefinite time. The blow has been
sudden and totally unlocked for, and equally
uuproYided for. Tic enemy will not wait
son. Their heavy ships have entered the
river above Pulaski, as high as Venus Point
only seven miles below, and are in plain view
Of the defenses ofthe city Of Savannah. How
long they will be able TO Withstand an attack,
let Pulaski be your teacher. I'VE rIt Re drieen
from t7a as surely as 1ce ssot9 accept the fct Of
the loss Of Pazasai.
The city has been in intense excitement be-
tween the bold aud rapid advance Of the
Federals and the terribly nnnerying taps upon
the shoulder which the Brown satellites
under Gen b. R. Jackson, without form OF
law or authority, infict. Our citizens (the
few who remain} have been arrested in the
street, dragged to camp, shown a tent, and
informed that there their 1anitation should
be. AID this has been done by parcel OF
beardless boys, who have been mustered into
the State service.
Cotton has been removed, such as remained
in store here, to the ra;lroad. Ordnance
stores and every Tariety of equipment have
been thrown ont and carried to the same re-
ceptacle for Government stores. Schooners
have been seized, and some already filled with
earth are ready to be sunk below in common
with the hulls Of Commodore Tatnalrs fleet,
which Will never more venture beyond Sayan-
nah river. The Finga1, which now lies near
Fort jackson, is also to be sunk, and the gun
boats lone Of which is nearly ready for launch
ing) will, if the enemy sooner advance, be civ
Ell to the deyouring flames-
Women are leaving. and property Of all kinds
is being sent of, and will soon line the Cen
tral road from Savannah to MACON, rendering
every house palace, If rosewood and satiH
damask can do it.
a large amount Of stores fell With the fort
-provieian5 for at least three months. anmu-
milton, shot aid shell OF one hundred and
thirty rounds for each gun on the post, not
one-tourth had been expended. Our great
Napoleon is still asleep.
, 1862-04-25

n No retc1 bulletin or journal has vet
dared to 1ell tleir dnpes that they left th.
body Of their a5le7t GENERAL and commander
7FArT, tiey pretend to have brought it off and
l." III. olt'se sending it TO New Orleans Beau
regards request for Permission 10 bury his
tc;'d VAT doubtless dictated by a ho?a that h,
1hlSht thus get Possession of Jo!u4stou's
H''ey and carry II OF. But for tlis he would
ENC epartd himself thu hu1a.i1i1:i ion aad his
people tie knowledge 1hat he was driven pcll-
1nell from the battlefield and dared mot rr-
turn to j; e'll4er"i=s titan on leave. HI knew
LAT his dead woaid he tlecently buried by tic
7lctoTs, and Tot One Of their bodies mutilaled
snd their bones converted into trophies, as
those OF our brave mea Utter Bull Run.
, 1862-04-25

Aftera careful and thorough Canvass of the
senste by the friends Of the bankrupt bill they
declarc thu there is large majority in favor
of the measure in that body; and that num-
Der Of Senators, amoug them Senators Cola
,ner, Grimes, Harris, Tru.nbul, MeDousall,
and Carliic, express willingness to take
speedy action upon il. The time has no ar
rircd, they assert, when q judiclous and gen.
eral bankrupt law, fayoring both the debtor
and creditor interested, should be promptly
passed in order to -licyc that large class Of in
diyiduu's whose business has been p7osirated
bv the rebellion
, 1862-04-25
HE Eron"Clad Gunboat Galeua,

3u.
The Galtna was put into coum;ss;o, ~,
Monday at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, md i'm
indefinitely lHluled into the Stream for her pow
der. On Tuesday morning she sailed under
steam lhe mcehauies are still at work upon
her, AID will be uu!ii Sue arrives at hcr 3ess
tiuatiun. The following Is correct list Of
her officers:
Commander, John Rogers; Lieutenant and
Executive Officer, L. Il Newman; Acting
s. B. W;ashburn; Assistant surgeon, l. e. E.
Van Grrson Acting Assistant Paymaster, j
3 selluan; First Assistant Engineer {actiug
Chief, J. II. Thompson, jr.; Acting First
Asst Engineer, 4. E. Pesnble; Acting Second
Assistant a. s. Chapman; Acting Third As
sistants Thomas MiholIand aud James Dodd );
B5oatswain, Robert Dixon; Gunner, J. D.
5ooEom; Acting Masters Mates, 4. Hicl-
gram. A. AcCleary, E. A. Gelando and J. Il,
Ile Galena carries a sergeant's guard Of
0at2nes and creW of about 100 men,
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Cairo Post Ofdee--To all Poztmasterx

Cairo Post Oalee'-To all Postmasters.
CAIRO, April 24.-Previous to the COM
nencement Of the var, the daily receipt of
letters at the Cairo Post Office did not exceed
tTo thousand; now the number received ave-
Iages about eeventy-hVe Thousand per d8y.
This enormous increase Of business consti-
tutes this Office the third in the Union, though
the Department has not yet recognized its po-
eition by relative Increase Of the clerical
force Of the Office. In order to dispose Of this
vast amount Of business the postmaster
has requested that all postmasters sending
letters here for soldiers pnt them up in sep.
arate package, endorsed, "sold1ers' Letters,
Cairo D. P. O." which will insure a more
speedy distribution and delivery. Unless this
request is complien with letters are Liable to q
detention Of at least one day.
, 1862-04-25

E The President on Monday met with an
accident while returning ia his carriage from
the Navy Yard The horses became fright
ened ncart TIC Capitol, and a serious casualty
was only prevented by running tie carriage
into bank. Fortunately the President es-
caped 1nlurt
, 1862-04-25

Dixie, formerly q rebel priyateer. was czp-
turedo Georgetown, 3. G., IN attempting 70
run the blockade, bound to Nassau, n, r,
loaded With cotton, spirits Of tufpentine, DC,
by the U. 8. Steamer Keyestone State, who
p1aced prize crew on board. The prize ar
HFeo at Philadelphia yesterday afsarnoon,
, 1862-04-25

EE The Washing ton Repu12iean ayers that
not one-fourth of the sum appropriated By the
emancipation bill foE the compensation Of
slave oTnerh, Will BE- needed, 60 many of the
slaves barring already been run Of by their
masters in anticipation Of the passage of the
act.
, 1862-04-25

TO RENT-With Boar,ling.-Un-
Il furnjshed parlo1e and bedrooms to rent n the
EiCtnso1d Hcusf Good genteel boar: to he had there
aeo Inquire of MIS- Pl1mh or Mss Beaa at the Hous-
OF Th0s- Richmond No. corner G! Clarx and Sauth
NsIfTsJeSt, ap2{-o.hStT
, 1862-04-25

The \. J. Vord of the Sd, notices the ar-
rival OF Maj. R. NJ. Housh, Of Gen. Hunters
staff, III the steamship Oriental, from Port
Royal, in Charge OF the Fort Pulaski prison
urs.
, 1862-04-25

E Let US have in the American Navy the
grade Of Admiral, forthwith, and grace the
head Of the List with the names of Dnnont
aud Foote. Both arc now Flag officers the
highest known in our service, but each de-
serves the creation of the new grade
, 1862-04-25
MoKe 81 s*Montto1srs--Three BUILDING
LAFKer than this FIrHf,

M0I3 !1H00It0x 357s~EnKE3 BU3a8l0X
Larger than tbs First,
land i CO., It he Continental Iron : WORKS, %
Greenport, have already laid the keels for
three more marine batteries similar In con-
struction to the Monitor, though much larger.
In q very few days rot less than eleven hun-
d1ed hands will be employed in the couatr uc-
ton of these batteries. Each battery will be
furnished With t#o turrets, each to h.ye p1,ns
Of the heaviest calibEe. They viii be Of much
greater power than the Monitor, and caIcuIa-
ted for ocean service
, 1862-04-25
tle Galena carries sergeant's guard Of
Wa11nes and crew Of about 100 men.

.,g Cleveland has sustained q real loss in
prominent and energetic Citizens, he died don on
ea1u1Iaay evening Of pneumonia Mr.. Case
was President Of the t1eYeland and Erie Rafi.
rod ~% *AA4@ .tAe tsaA-
, 1862-04-25

Season and River Matters.
CLINTON, Iowa, April 4A-The water raised
one inch since yesterday.
DuErerE, april 24-Rirer still rising.
It has risen one inch in tho last twenty four
hours.
, 1862-04-25

A Cargo Of Cotton Slips BY.
New YORK, April 24.-The steamers Arizo-
ia and Hm- G. Hughes from New Orleans,
arrived at Havana on the evening Of the 17th
with 500 bales Of cotton.
, 1862-04-25

Proposed Surrender of North Caro-
Lima
BALTIMORE, April 24-It is reported that
Gen. Burnside has received proposals from the
Governor Of North Carolina for the surrender
Of the State.
, 1862-04-25

TOR SALE-A two story Dwell
ing House for $40 casE: cost s1ss5o. Contains
no. zig Monroe Etr=erl Applj to JAMES EAki.ELL-
IaSnllc stlseia a;lai u..fsL n
, 1862-04-25

he GsoicE*ca survey q siehtsaa made p -
TIE GoEsIn25 december 80 l5a By frc1- 4. Wlncaell
1.-The ge5legical indications Oh which found ny
sereus sas 1Ooa e Es tfe e. e
Mississippi. As might he exrecttd too. the strength
Of the brine propusncnea TO the extent oztae oA*in
sTbs Esst sals naw SIT Manufacturing Company srs
qnai1ty of ssr produ ed Il unsurpassed either IN
e Hpon he
%ea d qaaa: ssisF u s:ttsr fes9 % tss
butehsrz For bgser Ii has 6es tested 5oh n egr p
@FsEs IL % '~'4 ''''' 10 lit 'A''u' 41a'0n sa1t
To the Besrd q Directors Of the East Saginaw Salt
Asnu1aetofi Company:
fisheries ofsa :nsg Bay Thnade. Bay a7d Ike Hasea @
SIC sea + bas by aaosny aaa a1T
s. paeexs e. ssfess "a e
q
ieel 1s Ws51snted IN saying that IL fos
T4s Detroit Daily Advertiser Of Feb 70 1se? saEs:
ana excellence Of r. a.tetf 4ne ener .S i2e
county The East sag1naE Colnp2py P:e5sSns 70 ~
ssss sen %s4s
macaa9able arfe!e i Ezaks wi.h TIM best oaoadsza
ri @anup e Trade and
Of Tcle6p eo7e: We are led to this conclusion lhat
tyenfuay ali ice beef pork etc, packed west Of IsKe
DEr4otr, March 18th, 13s2
Potter. Ed eupetir lei deat East Sakl1sE 8a1t
pzss ~ sgnn e: ran saa Win
sat sna nass nssss had eoap:s:sE q ARA9ass. o7
navc written ~ to tend takn The SsgnaV SsS t Ws
had IT, Is e Este tea1rg he Bs1oh SAT- 1t rns saE3e
tin e; for vhich reasons hare al tuhNteree io IL
and t1pect 70 se1 Ibis co.. hasrals Of 1oSe of il
n, cot gram ats Soa Hpen OCT complete surcts7 il
lst GAantscEaie. 4euI4 refpeEt nlly,
WILLIAMS b Co, salt Daa1ash
cRIUAto. January 10Th, 1877,
, OxAR s11:Ftou what xpc.ttnce ve have already
hAd We hLk your Batt superior to any that cones to
this mAEEHt- Yours tZuly.
ap3 p:Se1m IHEnea1 DOW, QUIRE & co.
, 1862-04-25

NEw YonK, April 224.-The Ers7s;.y Posts
special dispatch from Washington says the
sensation story in the Philadelplia Engtirs,.
this morning, to the effect that Secretary
Welles is to be removed, is essentially
untrue This I learn on good author
since rendered his resignation to the Presi-
dent, but was not accepted. Probably this
circumstance has given rise to the rumor Of
IN immediate change in the Cabinet Alt cur
rent reports Of the removal Of Secretary
Nelles arc destitute Of foundation,