The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
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SPLENDID TTR1UMPH
| New ! Orleans Taken.
TERRIBLE c CONSIDERATION!
steanbo 1, e lt..t Corn and Anaaat. ~.
THE ~MERRfMAC READY:
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Fall Of New Orleans Con
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FROM MALLECK's COLUMN
DEsERTEES COMING. IN,
Defence Of Men,rh1.
c0rinth Partially Evacuatea.
From Frelmont's Column. j.
PUTTING DOWN THE GUERILLAS
sebel& DESERVING; II in Large Numbers.
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Corimth Partially Evacuatcd.
From Frelnon,'s Column.
PUTTING DOWN THE GUERILLAs
t:ebeis Deser.ing; in Large Numbers.

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.:ebel& DESERVING; in Large Numbers.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
49, ..,.t. WASHINGTON, Abril %.
! [Spaial to Pot, 1T is reported here tina,
i the rebels at Norfolk, fearing an attack upon
hat city, have, obStructed the channel Of
| Ell zaheth river with vessels, which are to
be sunk on the approach Of our gunboats
: Rcverdy Johnson has ,writteua letter in
which he attempts to prove the unconstjtu
tlonality Of the act passed by Congress fol
the abolition. Of slavery in the. District o.
Colu mbia, ''t'
III III. 81 WAsH1NeroN, April "a:
i Times Dispatch. "A gentleman arrived
here today, directly from, Gen: McCIelan's
headquarters, and reports our forces have
greatly the advantage ofrthe enemy, as time
will show. That our sharp shontcrs are
Ethc terror Of the rebel gunncrs. Or ap
Epr"aches command the rebel entertainments
+ Evervth'ns is working as well as the most
san .,r,nt could wish. > il - -. - -.
On monday last there was firing bet een
two rebel regiments within the rebel wo, ks
causing MUCH cn!Amotion in our CAMP. 1t
c'n,inncd so long and so severe that it was
mist AIKEN at first Tor regular ASSAULT on on,
Iontpo~'s, and the long roIl was beaten III our
camps. 1t tur,'ed out that one of their
i regiments was firing into another, which,
returned the fire with equal spirit
Our forces could distinctly see then, carry
! ing off the dead and wounded
The affair is believed to have been mu
tiny. and measures taken to quelI it. The
+ Vngnians now being forced into the service
at the point Of the baycnet, resist a. far AZ
they can-lnore especially being drafted and
forced into reg ments from other States to
MI the latter to their respective quotas. 1t
is supposed the mutiny grew out Of some
thing Of the sort.
Gen. Kirby Smith, with a large force is,
according to the AtIantn CoptnonActu til. at
The evacuation Of the latter place b, the
New York. April 25
| The Newbern Progress Of the 10Th says,
ten days before Burnside captured Ncvbern,
some 10 men assembled and hoisted the
Stars and Stripes. A force was sent from
Nrwbern to reduce them, and about twelve
were killed.
| It is reported that 90 rebel cavalry were
captured at Newport, including Colonel.
New YORK, April IS.
Lieutenant Govrrnor Kerncr. Of Illinois.
has been designated to tho post Of Minister
to Spain, in room o. Carl Schurz. provided
the latter d~es not intend to return.
We have Statement, from the Atlanta
(Georga) Conf-a 'ncy. that northern Ala
ba,na and western Georgia are compile ely
at the mercy Of Gen. Mitchell, whose pres
ent position j. decided to c suck at Gun, err ,
Landing that he can at once proceed to Rome
and take that city, burn down the foundres
and capture the arms. stake possession Of the
engines or the railroad AMI not Only cut off
reinforcemen,s and means Of retreat from
j, he rebel Kirby Smith, who WIS alleged 10
b. marching towards huntsville, but leave
at the same time the rebel force at Knox
vile. Greenv,lIe and Cumberland Gap, to-
gethcr With Western Virginia, completely
exposed.
CHICAGO. April 90.
I A special dispatch to the Jourual says a
reconnaissance in force was made towards
Corlnth on Thursday When nine miles
out hey surprised a rebel camp. took TWEEN
,y~>even prisoners. and destroyed their camp
eqaipase. They then advanced to, Pea
Ridge, within six miles Of Corinth and re
NAMED from eleven in the morning until
three in the afternoon. They saw no signs
Of the enemy.
Mr.. Stevenson, of Danville, Illinois, who
ACCOMPANY ID the reconnaissance, reports tha,
he heard constant rafting Of cars and sound.
ing If whistles towards Memphis. They
got the impression. that the rebels. were
evacuatins Coria:h for the latter place.
..'s ,7~.ts:5< ! .f4@t Carlo, April go.
A special dispatch to the St. Louis Dem
ocr4t says passengers who reached here this
m.nins on the steamer n: w. Thomas,
which left Pittsburg Landing On THURSDAY
night. bring highly important intelligence
An engagement t,p'k place between the ad
vante guards o: he IA ionai and rebel sr
mics on TnsrSday. The rebels were driven
rack towards, Corinth. !. ~:xsa@xT
.. Gre. eral Ha!eck was pushing his whole
army vigorously forward .sss s&st .yef,. -:s>
L .1i@e.5r> ~: NEW Yosk, April 25..t~
~ Work has commenced On the Acquia
Creek AMI Fredericksburg railroad, which
wilt seon De in running order. sez..,a f.,
The raiir.ad bridge over the Rappahan
mock wsh be Immediately rebuilt, .s..e...
Much valuable iniorma ion relative to the |
course and condition Of the roads south or.
ns has been obtained from the coatrabands
and residents Of A'exsnlria. y: @s5 81
An immense amount Of -four remained Ut /
fredericksburg and overa thousand bushels
.: e IN are nov II the mills being ground /
fsf the use Of the troops The cot.on acto. |!
81 q Falmouth continues 70 run q usual
The repnr1s Of the hsrbAri, = pespesr1sedf |,
upon our men u Bnl: Rna havs not bsen
exaggerated. The rebels. dug up tn .
mains 81 soldiers and made spurs Of IhsirI
r. -bonss-cu,,inE mp their -ksllssons insoI
every cnnc<ivahe Firm and sending thsI
Ir5nksts ho1ss % thsir fr5enlx
The seaeI army il Isposted - heinggTss1 I
y dsasossiized 81 tie lsts Uaioa sicsDresI
~ aesssf which shs rebsl aatheriitiss inl
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