The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-01

NC Se&OSeoO
We are stsli able b say .all thing. are
moving on well. Gen. Cu,tis is now scour-
Ing Northern Arksnsss. taxing IS prison.
.aners day.. Missouri is seariy pariiedt
L'earis p~rged of rebels. -
Since the fall of Donelses. thu rehsls in
Aenfuei,y and Tennessee have been in the
creates. trepIdsiion. Ii is thought Colum.
Gus VI De evasvsied without . blow being
strecS On Sunday last. the Uniou hoops
vert dc, wn tife river in force, a Il after hay
ing lane ed aisrse portion OF the ,reops.
e-d arr, anged line guaboals 10 battle order.
flag OF truce approached from the beleae-
ured 10, sn. and after Conference of two
hours be forces were all ordered bacs to
Cairo Although the purport of the meet
Ing is secret. s,il il is believed q surren :
der Was agreed upon, or al least an evaeu-
alton.
Car ssvile. on the Tennessee. above
DeneIs on Is in our hands. Nasty lie is oc-
cupied By Gen. Buell.. Virtually. Tennes-
see Is purs.
Her people feel thati, is so and thousands
of loys | hearts hail the day with gfsdness
Gen. Thomas holds Cumberland Gap s.
tina, III line of Union deisnses Is now NOV
ing "a 2idi, Southwark.
We have nothing new from: the East. ex
cept he recent departure OF the army Gen
basle r for Ship Island But it may safely be
sud hs, all things pointing to speedy
csmp aIgn as soon As tie spring Is fa,rl!
open. We hope next week to be able to
chron icle the fall OF Savannah. The most
despo ndent tone prevades the Southern
press. the leaders see nothing but the most
disgrs ceiul defeat and the just doom Of re-
bells | before them. May it come soon and
fal! b savilyl-Eatoa Register.
Ess' Gen. Price was still on the retreat al
lates, accounts. Gen. Curtis is after the
rebel chief. He says: ..moss of our provis-
ions +, Or the last 10 days have been taken
from the enemy.
- Gen. Ha,leck has released Prig. Gen.
Price son OF Sterling Price. on his parole
aud he has gone to Alton, Ill, where he is
to rem ain.
The Eleventh Regiment has sustained a
loss. in the battle Of Fort Donelson. of four
killed md tive nine wounded. Among
the form Ter we NOTICE the name Of Joseph II.
Reeder. of Liberty Union county. None
OF the c onnersville boys in the regiment.
six or Sc ven in number. were injured in the
fight but Geo. H. Eyestoue. who was struck
by rii lie bali on the hand Jesse w.
Bratton. not IN the engagement, being
detained by sickness in the neighborbood
of For, Henry.
The indianapolis Journal says that Col
J. w. 7 McMullen has resigned the colon
ecy of he Fifty seventh regiment. finding
that his health would not permit Of his con
tinuance In active service. Major Cyrus c.
Hines. OF the oath regiment. has been pro
NOTED 10 the Coloneicv OF the 57th. He has
seen some service. having been Aid to Gen.
erai Morris M the three months campaign,
and Major Of cath since July. and will make
a &c od commander.
a new military district has been created,
to he call, d the District of West Tennessee.
the headquarters TO be at Fort Doneison
General Grant, who has recently been ap-
pointed and confirmed Major- General.
will be the commander Of this division.
Col. L. u. Campbell is w C"mmandant
at Camp Chase at Columbus. He has charge
OF all the S-eesh prisoners Besides his
regiment, the 69th. there remain in Ohio.
none except the 18th at Xenia the SOL at
Ham'l on. Cavalry regiment of Coils Taylor
arc L'v,ts II 49, h-.s..:es al r.illerp ut
Camp Denison. From this it VIII appear
that Ohio has almost her entire force ia the
field numbering
20 res iments OF Infantry,
6 Cavalry.
independent companies.
Is batteries Artillery.
The editor Of the Milwaukee Sentinel
does not boast of the sizs of Visions sin
babies" bu, says they are an uncommon
sure crop.
Mr.. Tramb.ll's speech on the confisca-
ton bill was very strong. and had q marked
effect. taking the ground. among other
things. that rebels. not loya men. must pay
the expenses OF the war. The bill will have