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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-19
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-19
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CNALI NARKKT-1ARDKN RARM. Of e aeaua
- near the Fairfield Rsoses.d. one nile 1aee RI
Richmond FOR SALE AT AUCTIOk-W0 8
sold at auction. Oh tbs promises on WEDII1DAY,
93l July. lcd2 at o'clock r. n, the anal Oe1eesv
Farm located ~ above, (torneriy owned b 0ASS.
bins HlllerJ eontaiaips q sores, with ~
framed Dwelling thereon, aud wsl edapte1 e Q
~ yards North Of the blacksmith sAep q -
W. Harden.
TgKMs.-One.third cash; balance ct ed II
months for gotiable notes. interest sddsA sesured
by trust deed.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-19

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FROM CHICAGO.
ENOA OnACAHUs
CHIoAeo, April q.

CaAsAGSg APAAA -
Special to the Times from Cairo:
An arrival from Pittsburg bring the following:
The weather in that vicinity has been exceeding
ingly unfaVorz bic for movements Of the army =
For three days rain had fallen incessantly and It
is now an utter impOssibility for the army to
move, owing 70 the great depth of mud Prepar
atoms however, are going steadily on, 50 that
when the roads improve the army will be ready
20 move.
Gen. BeauregaTd il being constantly reinforced
The citizens Of Memphis and New Orleans are
throwing mp their bu5inssI occupations nd hocking
to hs andard, believing that on the coming battis
depends the flts Of the VALLEY Of the Mssissppi It
s thought By those who ought to know lest that the
Southern people ars ready 70 10y down their aTmI
and roturn TO the Union II defsa ed ct Colic%h bur
their leaders are s'u born and desperate as ever
Five of the rebel misoTeants who fired in the
steamer Minnehaha on her recent trip up the
river have been captured and will be shot. A
quantity Of ammunition and number of stolen
United States horses were captured with them
The steamer ShingeTs which left the feet Sun
day evening arrived to-day, but brings no news
Of imporz zancs. There was no firing on either
side the day she left and only shot exchanged
on Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
AaRIouLfuRLL RuREAu.

WrighFs substitute for the House Agri-
cultural Bill was defeated. Fosters is like
ly to be adopted. It contains a Bureau Oi
Agriculture and Statistics, under the Secre
tary ofthe Interior, to have, with other du'
ties, charge of taking the census.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
NEGRO GUNNERS At YORKTOWN
GEN. JACKSON'S RETREAT /!
Report against Traitor starke !
An Expedition up the Kappa
hammock
NAVIGATION TO FRED'ESBURGH
Board Of National Defences /!

Especial Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.)
WASHINGTON, April a.
INVESTIGATION OF SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT..
Senator Anthony's call for the instruc-
tons to and correspondence with Gen. sher-
man during his command of The Department
Of South Carolina will show the country
who is to blame for the long inaction there
In bis speech, Anthony in inatsd that be did
all he was permitted, and would have taken,
as he was fully prepared to take Savannah,
when he was prohibited. 1t is reported the
prohibition came from Gen. Mcclellan with
out the knowledge of the President or the
Secretary of War.
NEGRO SOLDIERS AT YORKTOWN.
Yorktown letters to the Baltimore jour-
nails say that the rebel guns, especially those
on the heavy works, are manned altogether
by negroes, or at least all the work, swab-
bing loading and shifting, is done by them,
with white men to oversee and direct. White
faces are seen pesriug over the rampsrts to
see the effect of the balls, and our markHmen
choose white mark to q black one. This
furnishes additional evidence of the value of
blacks as artillsrymsn.
HEoRo sARRIsoEs.
Senator Grimes has received response to
his speech urging the garrisoning of un-
healthy forts With loyal blacks, from the
soldiers Of. the Fourteenth Massachusetts,,
who say they are near the guns of Forts
Eerrigan and Albany, where Kerrigan's reg.
iment suffered terribly frsm fever last sum
msr, and fear its repetition.
FROK BANKS COLUMN.
Per5ona from Banks column report little
UniOnism found in the march. Rebel jour
mails confirm the report of the retreat of
StOne-wall jackson, who, they say, is on
his way to stauntOn and may be obliged to
fall still further back.
REPORT IN TIE sTARkE CASE.
The select committee on ,Starke reported
against him. Senators Clark, Howard,
Wright, Sherman and Wiley find that he
was, up to November last, in sympathy
with the rebellion, and that in November he
expressed himself desirOus, for the sake Of
peace, thai the loyal States be merged ia the
Southern Oonfsderacy. All but Wiley also
find that he is disioyal ct the present time.
No testimony additional to that submitted
to the Committee was taken, except Starke's
own, he declining to send for rebutting tes-
timony. Starke admitted that be is still
willing, for the sake of peace, to have the
loyal States absorbed in the Southern Con-
federaoy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FRO8f WAgHfNOF0r--

" WA1lIl0T0I, NDT7I n
All d quiet at Fort Monroe and YoFktoJ-l n.
day at one O'Clock P. n. The weather -
placed the army In high heart and operations are
pr gressing fayorably
Gen. WadsWorth the Military Governor has
e9ued an order requiring all farm stock IN Prince
William. London, ,AleEandFia and Fairfax o0un.
ties to be condnsd and carefully guarded, the
uestruetion Of fences rendering this measure nec
essary for the cultivation ofths lana.
. ~, i9e cain Of allegiance has been administered
~ 9lansneld 3. WalEOrth. Of Saratoga county,
~; l., political prisoner af the Old Capitol
Pll.99' ne also gaze his parole Of honor that be
would not aid the rebels IA auv manner
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
TELEGRAPHTC.
A Skirmlsh near Savannah!
FORT PULASKl RUINED |
Indian Ontrages on the Plains.
ANOTHER REBEL "VIOTORY."
Prices Forces in Arkansas !
NEWS FROM GEN. PREDTISS !
A Move In the Southwest!
Nothing New from Yorktown.
lost RTi1,l,Ay~. ~
NEWS FROM GEN. PREETISS !
A Move in the Southwest!
Nothing New from YORKTOWN.
Last Nights Repert,
FROM Ar. Lnula

ST. LoUGs, April p
From gentleman who left Nempbis a few
Gays after the battle of Pittsburg, we learn that
the rebels putting both days Of the battle toReth
er still claim victory. Their claim rests on the
suppoaition that more were killed, wounded and
taken prisoners on the Federal side than On their
own. Our informant says that Prentiss made A
speech 70 bis troops In Memphis in which he en-
deaVored to mOiiify their Complaints In relation
10 their treatment, food, &c. He told them that
they would soon be eX Xchanged, and rallied them
generally 70 keep up good spirits. Prentiss was
in excellent temper. He owned I'D to 4 defeat
on Sunday, but said the rebels were badly whip
ped on aonday. The prisoners were being sent
TO Richmond. Our Informant was In Huntsville
when Mitchell reached there with bis division.
The seizure Of that place was q complete SURG. iae
and ths occupation OF the railroad between Decatur
and stevet son was regarded the hardest blow the
rebels had yet received.
The rebels werS preparing to make desperate
stand at Corinth. and teah troops we're constantly
arriving from Memphis.
When he left, business ct Memphis was almost
stagnated, and the people generally en- to believe
that they are on the eve Of events which viii speedily
decide tho war.
Rev. ID. r. McAnally, editor OF the st. Louis
Christian Advocate, has been arrested and placed
in the military prison. and his paper suppressed
for publishing reasonable matter. the arrest
causes no surprise, as the course Of McAnallys
paper for some time past has been very Obn0x.
ious to the officers Of the Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

Loss OF Co. a, sEooED KENTUCKY. Com
pany q, of the I'd Kentucky regiment, is
commanded by Captain James Stacey, Of
Cleveland, who recruited quite a number
ofhis men in this city. The following is a
list Ofthe casualties in this company:
Orderly Sergeant Edward T. Oroxford, of
Birmingham, Ohio, was wounded in the
bowels and died on Monday night; privates
Jerry Coleman, Andrew Coons. and James
Michael, mortally wounded; private Albert
Green, seriously wounded; privstes Thos j
McFsdden, VIM Phelsn, Geo " Bsnga-
man, Farrell Kiley, Geo " Blakesly, F "
Bringman, and Sam White, slightly wound
ed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
RRORI OINrINnarT

60, OncIENATI, April 81
Tho Gazettss Huntsyill., Alabama, eorrs-ponSspt
says tlat seaureEal a. aspatehea 70 Gen Coopsres
once, having passed over be wires before aSifrbs
division rssohed HuntsVille and about ons-fijr ~
the Ttinorcements called for bad ALREADY paussd down
to Cornth. The rBmsi-f0r 40 COLLECTED at Chsitsn
oqs and other points On tie Iountssso river being
unable TO move inrEard on account Of the obstruc.
tions placed IN the way bv Gen, Hitohsil Beanrs-
CARDS spatch was partially written In cipher hut
stock captured By Gen. Mitchell has bssn ssot 10
EaahVffla
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FROM NFW YnRK.

NEW AoAkf Apfu -
Capt Elder, who reached this eiiy this after
noon, states that on the 10th as 4 accommodating
party of the sth Regiment Michigan Volunteers
went out under the command of Col. Fenton, to
accompany Lieut. Wilson, Of the Engineer Corps,
70 Wilmington Island, for the purpose OF erect
ing fOrtidestions, they encountered regiment Of
Georgia troops in ambush, and skirmisk ensued
which ended In q complete r0ut Of the rebels,
leaving their dead on the feld. Our troops pr
sued them for two miles- AS It was dark when
they returned our informant could not ascertain
the number Of rebels killed AMI taken prisoners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FROM 1Is.OUHL.

HOUSTON, Texas Co., April 19.
Correspondence Of thu Missouri Lem ocrat:
We have been amused at the reports concern.
ing the whereabouts of Price and Van DOru.-
One day they are at Pittsburg, Tenn. and next
day Pittmen's Ferry, on Black river, whilst we
know that they are at neither place Last Mon
day Price snd Van DOrn's commands were a.
Oesark, 90 miles below Jactsonport, on White
river. So far from the rebels being at Pitts
mans Ferry, they have actually evacuated PO
cahontas. The town is now deserted, the mer
chants having removed their goods.
JaeksonpOTt is also nearly deser' ed, the troops
having been removed to Desark, 90 miles sonth
where the rebels seem 20 be Concentrating in
large force
Price Is reported to have gone to Corinth
Albert Pike, with $500 Indians and eco Texan
Rangers, left the border to harrass ssouts and
engage ths Kansas troops, if possible while upon our
south column the enemy is IN ose proximity. One
EdgaT Ashbury Is also trying to raise regiment for
Guerilla warfare the border. Col schnable 4 Al
Telville Arkansas, with 1,50J msu. Gen Mcbride
has gone to headquarters D get order 70 raise an
independent Command to operate In Northern Ar
anaas and Southern Missouri Col Mcfarland,
with his command, has gOns to Dessrk. Lieut.. Col
Wood, COmmaadant Of thi post, hiss been absent
nearly week. he returned last evening, and al
ready we are under marching orders. So look out
for something in this district soon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
PROM WASHINGTON

" A1aIN lI0H a pIII 2.
Ibe Secretary Of the Treasury has directed an
SUB ITessurers and DeposlfOries to receive no
more temporary deposits ar rates Of interest sT-
eaediug f0lF per csnt.
Richmond papers Of Yesterday contain q fsls-
grapn report Of the landing Of our forces near
that point They admit their forces retired 10
the Dismal Swamp Canal, with loss Of 81 killed
and wounded, and say the Federal loss was
heavy.
They notice the occupation Of FrsderiekSburV.
and complain Of the withdrawal Of their troorS
which were In force there, without q contest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

Nu1ber engsgeSs g. ,r-,ho-
f1hanltsElain.
Gggeland.
sLIosTLT WoUHDED-CorLels Sylvester 3
Chapman, John Geo Miles, fvivates Lester
"A Marks, Seneca A Camp Henry west '5eo
y Whitney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

u. Louis, April %.
Grand Jury OF the o. s. Circuit Court IN ehls city,
Tor conspiracy and treason, has been released IRON
custody By order Of the President.
The dihrulty at the culVert Of the Ohio 3 Mis5is-
sppi road in Easg Sc. Louis has trrminated No ef-
lort was made to interfere with the mill ary guard
lett there It g be ieVsd the opening II ths cuEsrt
Wou have indicted less injury than rSt sup
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

sF. eHoIe1's DAI.--Ths services before
the 81. Georges Society, to which We have
before called attention, take place at Trinity
Church this morning, commencing at II
o'clock. The choir will be composed Of
some Of the finest singers in the city, under
the direction OF Mr.. Jno. Underner. An
address appropriate to the Oocasion will be
delivered BY Rev. DR.. starKey, and the full
morning service Of the Episcopal Church
will be given. A more inviting occasion
could not be presented, and combined with
the fact that . collection iI to be taken for
the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid Society,
should insure 4 large attendance Of our citi-
Tens.
The Festival of the sacieLY takes place st
tae Angler this evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FROM WARRINGTON.

WAlHIN0TON, April 2.
The Select Committee to whom was referred
the question of the loyalty Of Senator Starke of
Oregon reported 70 day that he Is dislOyal to the
Government of the United States, having found
that for many months prior 10 November he was
an ardert advocate of the rebels, and after the
formation of the rebel constitution openly de-
clared his admiration for It, and warmly RVoWed
bis sympathy with the rebel cause.
A caucus Of the Republicans In Congress is
called for tomorrow night
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
III /.

A flag of truce was received to day. A Peters
burgh paper Of to-day says that the rebel Senate
has refused to concur In the mouse resolution for
adjournment.
The same paper also contains q report Of re-
pulse of Federal force under Gen Burnside, At
Elizabeth City. It Is stated that the Federal
troops, 5000 strong, attempted to land there, but
were repulsed with loss Of 500 killed, BY Con
federste force Of l 900 including Georgia reEi-
m5Ht The rebel loss in killed is stated ats. IN
cluding Capt. McCounn and Lieut. Wilson, both
Of Georgia regiment.
A report Of the same fight, to the same effect
was current st Norfolk last night.
There is nothing new from Yorktown, except
that matters are progressing satisfactorily. The
weather "a still had
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FROlI NEW YORK.

NV IORE, April Q.
Advices per the Marion, from Port Royal the
18Th. state thst q surveying party Of 200 Of the
sth Michigan, landing at Wilmington Island, be-
fore Savannah, were surprised BY about 500 reb
els, who poured on them an effective IRE, killing
and wounding several The Fsderals returned
the fire and went CALAMITY into the hRht. The
Adjutant Of the sth Maine wss killed, with y or
10 others, ana Is or 20 wounded The rebel loss
Is unknown.
vort Pulaski Is 80 much injured as to be wholly
unfit for q work Of defence
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

THEATRE.-The Ane audience last evening
attested the disposition of the public to sup
port good theatre, and the excellent per-
fOrmance gave proof that the company is a
very superior one. Miss ssllie St. Clair is
an actress Of very superior merit, and cam
not fail to command the popular favor
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsler are unsurpassed in
their respective roles. Mr.. Lewis, principal
comedian, renders his psrt we'll. In short,
Cleveland has not been favored with so
pleasing and satifactOry a company for
long time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

CLEVELAND IEsT1TUTE.- The Summer
Quarter of Cleveland Institute will com
menee to-day "wednesday at 9 o'clock A.
N. All desirsus of attending should apply
Immediately, as but few additional boarding
students can be accommodated. The Mill
tary Department will continue under the
charge of Capt. Sanford.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

~ Another supply of the Mississippi
River Map; lie Bon Ton, and Continental
for Mays also, the Wsverly, Scientific
American, German Leslie, the Albion and a
few copies of The Ohsnnings," E new
novel by Miss Henry Wood, just received at
Everatt 4 q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

EE0oHD Boar FoR LAKE SUPERIOR. The
fine steamer Northern Light, Capt. spald-
ing, will leave the dock of Robert Hanna &
Co. for Lake Superior, at o'clock this even
ing. The Light has been put in capital
condition, and is one Of the very finest boats
upon the Lakes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

ST. GEoRoE's sooIETT.-There will be di-
vine service at Trinity Church on st..
Georges Dsy, 2Sd inst at IL o'clock A. NJ.
ID. W where q sermon will be delivered by
the Chaplain, Rev. T. A. starkey, after
which collection will be taken up for the
benefit of the Soldiers Aid Society.
,0IIeQoA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
~ Ap7ERTIsRnKNFs

Jsan Nnslsr-AcadonV Of husio.
\. O5vlss-Advsrtissd Letters.
Wn. EaTl- BosEsys Nutad InS. 0o.
q. uArsoB -Wal FapoF, &o.
, v Jsunsss 4 o,-Co.Psrtasruhip Notios.
Allrfiu Card ior-ios. 49,. -
BsE ass-Bsok Keeping vented.
lo 9niaris strtet-Clrl wanted.
q oarrsIton-foF lsks superior
/. P. sbsrWood-sprinE Oloaks and Mantiilss.
Heusr Hisbes So Ing aud sunmtr Gosda.
Q ohisSb -Iho Msuaeat Raa N ToWn. As.
Esrry Light InfantrT- bosal Hotios.
UtN land Inutitnti-Lossi Notice.
EVsFSts q Wilson-Local Notes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

ANrv TErus AHB Coon THIss.-Beat Dam
dslion Coffee is manufactured By 2. j. Fer
ria, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, n. 7. The
DandeliOu Coffee is now considered tne
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
all the drinks now used for the "breakiast
table" Itis in favor equal to ''old Jaw"
bat has less Of the narcotic stimulsting si-
fscts and costs full tWO-thirds less. I. A.
eilbsrt, IS2, Ontario Street, Wholesale and
retail agent iof CLEVELAND. sla sps:Bss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
COMPLICATION.

Garrett Davis reputed the greatest bore
in Congress, made heightened preface to
to-morrow's ppseoh against cOn6scation, to-
day. In the House an animated debate was
had on the same topic. There were nearly
two yeas to Onanay on the vote on laying
ali bills on the table. The vote on Bing-
hams conRsoatiOn bill is postponed till Mon
d.v Thu rasnIt ia donhtf1I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FROM CAIRO.


kAAtOt AQfll Il
The Postmaster of Cairo requests sll Postmas-
ters in mailing letters for the army which should
properly be sent TO his Oflcs for distribution to
put them IN separate packages, endorsed Sol
dters' Letters, Cairo PosiOface." The enormous
increase Of letters received makes this absolutely
necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
US. DIsrrIct Court,


Yesterday the case of the Lake Erie and
Buffalo Steamboat COmpany--owner Of the
Steamer Western Me!rOpOlis-.w on trial
The case is brought BY owners of Schooner
Son and Heir, for damages OccasiOned by g
collision off Cleveland in 1850. Wiley q
Carey for Libellsnts, s. B. Prentiss & Bald
yin for Dafandanta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
ERnlI nALIFnRNIA.

oAI EANgI7lVl ApIII =
-Four steamers from Oregon and BRUSH Coium-
bia have arrived within three days.
The Dorthern mining districts were becoming
accessible again, and steamers will douhtle8s re-
turn Gro Wdsd with passengers.
Arrived to-day--Ship Lotus, with Hong Kong
dates to the 8 b of March, and $50 passengers.
Sailed-ShIp UncOWRh, Calloa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

rs The New York Ledger, True Flag,
American Union, Wide World, and Vanity
Fair, with letter from Artemus Ward in
Washington, have been received ct Everett
& Wilson's. They have also Part 10 of Les
lies History of the War and Merry'S Book
of Puzzles for Children,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaroE, April q

Special to the Post
me House Committee on Foreign Affairs has
agreed 10 report bill for the appointment Of a
Commission on national deiencss, 10 consist OF
two officers Of the Army, two Of the Navy, and
two civilians Of scientific attainments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23

~Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call ct 2l6
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or dozen.
April2. E. VI. PECK,
gnncaasnr 10 Fuller & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-23
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland LeadeT.)
WASHINGTON, April %.
rxpEDITIoH UP THE RApPAHAsHOcK.


EXPEDITION Up TIE RAPPAHAHEocK.
Several vessels of the river fotills have
been up the Rappahannock, some of them SIS
far as fredericksburg. About niue miles
above RappsbannOck, schooners had been
sunk to obsruct the channel, but Command
sr Wyman, in the Yankee, with his cOnsorts,
pushed their way through. At one point
the boats were fred upon with Lmusket-
~, to which response in kind was given, the
banks being too high to admit of the use Of
cannon. No one on board was injured
Twelve or thirteen vessels, two Of them
steamers, found in the creek, were seized and
brought down stream, between Rsppahan.
mock and fredericksburg. The banks of the
Rappahannock are for the most part high
and wooded, and the current is swift. The
river is now considered open for navigation,
and timber, for rebuilding the bridges burn
ed BY the rebels on their retreat before Gen.
McDoWelps advance, will soon reach Fal-
mouth. Nothing is heard of their force, but
it is believed to be in some force not far back
from Fredericksburg.