The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-04-26


kaown pars'e. yesterday, snd the telegraph win
ca dispatch ' Nv. IL. risa. sr,as. burners Who
atoic oar engine had heen caught and that they
were sent BY The PeAsrsis from shelbyvills u
bern our bridges, and thus prevent rsinforoements
CoRissH, April II. Tho Confederate army
still holds pos.s~siou Of the haatia.asld There
Is considerable skirmhhins going %, u which tAs
ConfcdetA:s- get the advantage. Papers found
on the battlefield show that the Federal expedi.
tiousry forces on The river amount 10 sixty. ouc
Thousand, exclusive Of Baell's command
Packages OF poisoned balls were found on the
field ALSO poisoned qair,ne which the enemy a.
lowed 10 he smuggIed across the lines.
Huntsville and Decatur are occupied by the Fed.
era enemy. This WAS expected by our generals
IN command and should not therefore create any
alarm. Gen, Wallace, tho Federal general wAA
killed II the battle OF shiloh. Tho ederAls have
taken , possession Of the bridge at Decatur. The
othoef in command thoe. whcrvupon the enemy
threatened 10 she'll the town unless II was let
down. The citizens Of Decatur ibterfered and
compelled him Ia let Il down.
Gen GLADDEN. died to-day Of his wounds
Gen. Bragg has been promoted TO the position
OF general Of the regular army OF the Confcdef.
aey.
The Confederate army arc in tine spirits.
Rrounosp, April l3-No ae-- Of importance
HVIes iOSIt N hNTUteuinH on thf
peninsula aud battle Is believed to he imminent.
NV foHk, Arn! "a II IL supposed that II IL
the intention Of the MerrimAc 10 araw the Monitor
from her position and allow the jamestown and
Yorktown TO bIockAde The riser.
Mcclellan operations are being most vigorous.
ly prosecuted and are nearly complete The rebel
force Ia 100 900 men, with large number VI the
bent guns The army Is wellslrilled and foTmdA'
he
The market ia dull Gold is6,2 PREMIUM The
Merrinse affects the market uniavorAbly.
HARRISBURG. Pa, April l3.--hrrsng.mcnts are
being made N facilitate the removal Of the Penn.
/ syvsnisn- that may he wounded at Yorktown 20
Phsaelphis. The President Of the bay Line of
steamers Offers = transport the surgeons aud
wounded free OF charge
! WHEELING, April Is Reinforccmenta under
Gen. Blsncber gr. coming
} RicHnohp, April b.-Both Houses Of Congress
have adopted resolutions To adjourn Monda,
next. 70 meet again on the third Monday OF Al
gus
The House passed bill TO prevent trading with
the enemy while the war lasts, under heavy pen.
aty.
The committee appointed Ia examine the Forts
Henry and ponelsoD disasters, have large mas
of testimony, which has been ordered b. h. printed
Reports have been received here OF the landing
Of YAM 70 troops at 1appahAnook, in fs.-ex e1an.
ty, Virginia.
skirmshing continues on tho penin-uiAr almost
daily.
hAnook river, Sunday, and the ncx, day proceed.
ed to Tappshanock, but landed no troops. Th4
object OF shc visit Is supposed 10 be = rcconnois-
eance or \ lent
onic,sl Information from New orleAn. e.4.c.
that the attack on Forts jackson and phinip con.
meneed yesterday.
The Conscrpt Bill passed the House We s.srd,y
II had previously passed the Senate
MEMPHIS, April Us. o. Northern papers recci, "a
here to-day state the Federal loss AZ the battle of
shiloh to be 10000. Many held ofsoer- we're kili
ed. Gen. Buell. mortally wounded Gems
tri,tend-p, Sherman, and the two Wallace. were
Killed. Two regiments from Kentucky and two
from Wisconsin laid down their arms Al Nash
Vile Ard refused 20 hgtlt for Lincoln auy more
RioBxusp Apnl Is Northern paper. oil the
lt,h have been received by tne Norfolk Day No,,t
The federal- regard the victory at Island No 10
a. o, grca, importance and say tbs Confederate
los Wa immense. They declare the erra, stnIr.
Gle at Yorktown Is neat q, hand. and that IN. In.
solcnt career Of Norfolk will soon be- oser Nc.
Clellsn Is soon 10 be rewarded by the fall OF Rich.
mond and the whole rebel cabinet and Congress
The coming drama Is to closc the bloody tragedy
aud surpa~ing In grandeur anything ye; enacted
Savannah u TO he sic gcd in few iayr
4 Joint resolution has passed the Yankee Con.
gr.s'. and been approved BY Lincoln 10 co.ope.
rate with any State Ia adopt the gradual abolition
Of slavery. Gen. Beagresard Wa reported dead
The 18th was sppoinse1 as a day Of Thanksgiving
w Wv hi'"s ''f'i1
We learn, says the Csddo Gazette, from r~n,lr
men Of this city who left vcksburg % wednc.
day at 2 o clock, T. " that the following tc,c.
graphic dispstehe ~ere on the bulletin board
The virginia had destroyed the Monitor No
particulars given.
The hight a, For, Pillow was increasing ; also a,
Jackson. below New orleans
All wa quiet A. Corin,h owing 10 the eondi-
tiou o. the roads
Nsw OxlrASs, April l5.--Th@ Savannah New.
learns that jacksonville Florida wa evacuated
By the FcderAls on Tuesday lat. They sa,d they
were going 70 rybee. Jacksonville is nov IN
ihc Possession Of the Con icderates
RieaAoNp Apr,l Il Dates frcn, Norfolk Of
the 18th, say that Northern dates 70 the 10th had
been received,
Tn, Northern journals claim a gr,s, victory a,
Pitt.hnry and state tha, Gen. Beauregsrd los{ an
Arm In the engagement. and that tho rebel hoa,s
ncd IN ds ~. Their. WAS great rejoicing over
the n,srvprsrenisd re-ul. OF this cattle, and the
Surrender Of Island 10.
Dates from Warrington sf the 9th, say that
guerilla warfare IL carried on from Rrenhville to.
ward OccoquAn.
seward .ss to leave Oh the iltn for tb- soutn
~cst. =. W. Seward acting ~ Secretary Of State
IN the meantime.
The Federal representatives in Europe sAy ,ha.
public sentiment IL Increasing IN favor Of the
North IL consequence Of Ate victories.
New York papers OF tbs Nth aAy that Fieki.
new telegraph cable IA flvorAhly received by Kax
land. and the cable is - b. laid To New Found
land In twelve mopths.
The rtise steamer Magnolia sold Tor ninety
'ho,AAad doliArs.
Advice from Boston. Of the Ssh. Aay thA. the
speaker And seven reprs-t atAtives Of the MARI.
land Legislature have hs~n releaed