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From Mexico.

| San FRANCISCO, April q.
! The steamer Constitution has arrived She
| brings dates, via Acapulco, from the City o
/ Mexico 20 the 8sh, and from Puebla to ths 9th.
/ Sincs the 3lst ult, the French had keD. up s
constant bombardment Of the latter city They
hsd destroyed the Convest Of ST. Augustine and
six blocks Of buildings, with special progress
towards occupying the city-the fight contiu-
| Ring on the 9th.
Comon 'ort, with Is, 600 men. was defending
tho Tosd leading toward tho City Of Mexico,
and was having continued skirmishas with the
French
This news is from Mexican sources, the su
thority stating that bat small portion Of the
obstacles ia the way Of the capture Of Puobls
were yet overcome.
NEW York, April 29-Ths steamer She'll
drake, nom Hava-'ss the 22l. arrived at nine
o'clock this evening.
Vera Cruz dates of the 18Th, psr French
war steamer, ststs that Puebla was completely
surrounded or the 23d ult Tho attack com
msncsd on The 27tb, end the penitentiary was
carried by ssseUlt on the 3lst. Fort Javier was
also takeD on the 3lst. After entering the city,
the Freaeh forced through the first baiHicades
Of ths two principal streets leading to the plaza
ard ths cathedral, both of which are fortified.
The soldiorS then entered the houses, and,
aided by sapps.s and miners, passed from one
house to another; and, on the 81, hsd thus
worked their way to within enc hundred meters
of the Plsza U9 TO hat date the French had
lost from fvo hundred and sixty to six hundred
killed and wounded L is estimated that the
entire force in tho city was twenty-five thou
sand. The bridge over the Rio Pdsto was held
By the French, thus preventing Comenfort with
twelve thogsand reinforcemenis. from crossing
Another arriv-l from Vera Cruz, the 18th,
states that a mAil from Puebls hsd been re-
eaived, containing sdvics5 of the capture Of The
Plaza and Caihrdral, but tbs city was still com
msaded by Forts Guadaloups and LsTezo, but
nothing is said as to their opaning fire upon the
FTe8ch Pae5la was 6lled with baHiesdes.
Ons-third Of the city is olsimed by the Ffeueh
to be in their possession, as the result Of thrteeu
dsys fghting
SAN FsASCsCo. April 20.-French paper8
publish letters from the City of Mexico to the
8s5 representing that FoTey has possession ofthe
environs of Puebls, and is master Of the com
nunic2tions and fortified works commanding
the city. He continued advancing slowly. bus
surely, without sacrificing his soldiers. Iatelli-
gent persons think that Forey has msnehvered
70 inclose the Mexican army in Pnsbia, and will
ultimately capture all, moro than twenty thou
sand.
Mexiesn official accounts of the sams date
take an encouraging view They say the be.
siegcd forces are fully aba to repulss the French,
the principal fortifcahsns sill remaining intact
There are sixty. fonr fortified buildings in the
city including three fortresses of great strength
The Mexican soldiers have shown remarkable
bravery. This French lost over five hundred
killed and wounded in attacking one fOTtifca
ton
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EEw YoRK, April 2S. Tho steamship New
York. from Sout thanntouA 18Th, has arrived.
EEGLsED-The Yirginia,N ich was launch.
90 from Clyde for ths Confederates, is reported
in the British Channel near tbs French coast
where she took in her armament, warlike stores,
etc. sailing westward inmediataly. She is de
seribed IS of great strength, very fast, srmed
with ten heavy guns and two VyhiswoTth 63
pivot cuns
FRANCE --Tha E0niteur saws that Austria IS
conforming her views On the Polish question
With those Of tao western powers. An under
standing is established bstween the three conn
tries for acting in eorcars toward Russia Ths
Patrie. Steele, and Temps, are dissatisfied with
the Cars manifesto. The Opini7s Eafiorals
says France will never allow herself to be mis-
led respecting the value of the Russian an
nesiv
SWITZERLAND. .-Ffaucs he's dsinan3ed that
North Savoy be constituted free regarding Gus
toms negotiations, or the commercial treaty with
Francs viii be broken eff
AUsTRIA.-Lspgiewi hss declared to the
authorities that hs can no longer bs bound by
his parole IA viii be strictly guarded.
POLAND -RBssia has granted full and en-
tire amnesty 70 ell Poles aid Russians WIN will
lay down tkeir arms and return 10 their sIleei-
anes by Nay 30 n. The amnesty has been uni
veTssllY rejected and protest against the
smBes'y has been circulated
The4nsurrectiah is gaining ground.
The Russisns occupy the sosition formerly
ocoupisd by Lspgiew;cz
Tina revolutionary Government calls on the
people 10 rise, declaring Iiithuanis and Little
Russia irEepsrshls portions Of Poland
The Cars amnesty has much Increased the
intensity of the insurFection. Every individual
in Cracow wishes 70 Join, even without arms.
In Lilhuenia The insurgents ars fricreasinr
NEW YORK, April 90 The steamship Edin
burg from Liverpool the l5sh and QlssnstoHn
the I6sh, srrivsd at O'Clock this evening
Additional correspondence between Earl Rus
sell and Mr. Adams, relative to the blockade
running, is published, dated a year back. It
contains nothing Of moment.
The rebel scrip was quoted on The 18Th at
/ 10 premium
The head constable Of Livsl rader in
structions fTom the Government, hIoying
detectives 10 obtain information relaA D sus.
picioag vessols and to watch The NOV, iais of
leading rebss; so the Times states. YEA
A Cfscow dispatch Of the 18Th states thai
several flesh bands of Polish insurgents had
been ssen in the district of Sandouniar 10 a
large engagement near Suwslki, the Russians
lost two hundred killed and seven cannon.
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eIal members pressed around him Al longt5
he appeared near tbs pa IL aad dechnrd to
make a speech S2ms ri il.ssa-s decsr-d he
should b excused. wlis osasrs sxr'sn d 3
Bring him upi' "P is ne ec.ars on him
He's NOT Loyal, and other kindred exorsss-
ins
Mr. Catiell said he had been 5rsrzed up be-
fore them 20 explain bis visws.snd f boy would
torcs him 10 speak. be wonld 10 90 III ard aiE
his family wsTs from The Peritau stock, and
were born i'm MAsssehusei's, aud b. i17-d ihs
Onion. Bat be would ssl them thlt hs would
not swallow their resolutions on Slavery.
disses ] Ten years since he was a loral mans
en- those who row question bis Loyalty asr8
reverse, and when tnsy did an to oppose and
enabsrrass the G5vernment CLou5 hi-srs Tia
Administration vas sUp1 rssd by the whole
NJrthi ihey wers nos eunbarra-zs1, As was sui5
IN the report Cries cf mo, no. . "ials-," aud
loud hisses. de had righs n his Cpl inn- ard
he would so express himself ICfias of 80
@ SIT down y He Woud Support ios GiysTn-
ment IN every jast c2nsJitu isasl mes,urs to
carry on the war, bat b would never giVe up
his night 70 free speech. Loud hissa
Wren this stormy ecclesiastical seems srhsi-
dsd, il was arranged that the a1s=ns-ss sbo1'd
be called 20 vote On toe resolutions .li m0ra-
ng, whoR q s'rnilsr seana nav ~ ergssfad
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Malakof, the PaIise7rrsapondsnt Of tho Naw
York Iissss uuds. dais Of the Sd inst, spssks
thus Of the definite programme Of France in re-
gard to MexieO:
Do You desire to know the defnitive pro-
efamule in Mexico Here It is, as given to me
by well informed friends Of the Government.
After defeating Juarez sonls sort Of q Govern
msnt, " by the uasioual viii, and aid Of the
French is to be instituted in bis place, butno
matter FOR The present what this Government
may BE- 50 that tits not Jnarez. and is favorable
to the Ffeneh. This accomplished, France viii
demand of the neg Government war indemnity
and the GoverDmsnt not being able to pay thu
Indemnity the French will accept in payment
The concession, for an indefinite period, of the
right Of working for thsir exclusive profit csr
ain mines Of the precious metals in Sonora and
ghihuahus, aud moreover they viii exact from
sha neF Government commercial trssties Of
tho most favorable character, In order to in
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sure the faiihful performance of the contract on
he part OF ths n xicans, and 70 prevent the
Ieeommeneemeus Of civil " ar in tho countIy, the
French will strongly garrison with their own
troops, as long as required, four or Eve Of The
most important strategic points of the country
The correspondent suggests that by tdis ia
genius deviee the French avoid a eession OF ter
ritory, and consequently any Complications
with other countries; while at the same time
they derive all the advantages which could ae
erue from a eession. He ssys the right to work
the mines viii be given to twenty OF more lead
ing capi slists and iGdustrial5, Of whom the
Duke de Moroy will Of course be one; ths mines
VIII be selected by scientific men, who have al
ready ieft Paris for thai object and thas while
securing her war Indemnity, France viii b
supplying TO her mint the much needed bnllon
As soon as the city Of Mexico is reached, steps
VIII he taken 81 organizs companies of suitable
Uolkmen for emigration to the mines, and then
If the Dower Of the United States shodld be de-
s.royed By the present war, as they believe in
France it viii be, in three CT Eve years, If It
saonld be desirable, the mining provinces Of
Aiexiea may De annexed to France, as Nice and
Savoy were, b. tha hallot box
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a MODEL FEDERAL OFFICIAL.-The Atlanta
Commonwealth of a lale date. records The expert
eneo Of gentleman, friend Of The editor 2,
who recently run the blockade fom Memphis.
BE, the blockade runner, had wagon loaded
with goods, preparing to run the blockade, when
he was arrested, and his property taken from
bin. He was shortly afterwards released, and
not finding bis property, spilled 70 the com
msndins general for redress. That officer fur
nisbed him wi.h an order to the provost mar
shal to have the property found for him. Upon
presenting the order to the provost marshal,
that officer very coolly told him that it wss
not bis business to hunt up his mules and
wagon, and he bad no doubt but thss they were
gone beyond the possibility OF recovery. Dis
hesTtened he retired, but renewed his request
the next day, stating to the Provot marshal THAT
If be would put him il a way 20 get bis mules
and wagon, he would give him one hundred dol
lars. The provost became very bland, and told
him to cell around next morning, and that be
would in the meantime mako inquiries. Next
morning he teok the blockade runner to the
Government stables, and told him to select two
of the finest mules il the lot, which he did,
carefully avoiding these that were branded. For
fve dollars more he was permitted TO select the
bast wagon Uncle Sam had, and for one dolIsr
the best whip He got them al of safely.
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Z DE sEESsEEEE FsEE3sN.
CtIICaI1-D d. Rsusin luuaf. fTs and p hair niles
~ Cm facsE-n ecn=a.n'ns one h1a1r91 ana twenty
s-t5-sb ut thirty hFe scres pa tea in corn ara tour
acres 10 lot-toes. 4 Goe1 gsrdea and watermelon
paich
ALs0-A 6ne youag 0rcha-d, Of tive hundred trees
of tce BEST varieties o. appies nd De1cEes.
7 G tn1r-ver1s . cons st Of 'rams dwelling four
roo1z s.d "a ie 2 iu fro-t; aued kiichen ard ser
vans roan szled st-b-ss crib. ezriaEe house and
6n0 kel11-e e. eiC- al ueE.
To ts1Es who have ohcrsu 20 educate, Ills Is espe
oEy most ds-irails plses, being ory nile fnoua
oze Of .la bet male end female academies in the
, Sists Ihsr- Do zis1 hzs lsEe oas 1aie from the
sllsos 7io -udinq ir So
rii frH Wi-h ibe pis-s ny stoek Of Hogs, i5i'cs
Cows t-res Tok-s of OEsa Her ru1 wagon, 2 fos
lot ~ Psu ~ Con. B@s5B ar Lars Furniture. and
seven oeiaee F-aa1
J. S. BEAZLEY,
Jarklou Post Once,
~ Nrirsf.es-nF
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1EnECKT.ls a CmuRCrT.


Tho late news from Florids, With other afro
cious facts, says the Richmond Eaqsirs7, in
cludos this-thst certain regiments from 1aine
sacked and ruined Catholic church; and that
some disturbance eusued between tie Maine
troops and certain Irish troops in Yankee ser
vice
This brings into palmer light the false posi-
ton Of those unfortunate Catholic Irishmsn who
have been deludod into fighting for the worst
enemies Of their race and faiih-next 10 the
English themselves The Irish soldiers ought
to have expected this. The Yankee country
has fer many years, been conspicuous for
intolerance towards the Catholics. The
burning of the Convent nsar Boston; the
wroskiug cf Newark Catholic church at
Newsrk; the anti t-CasboIie riots and mas
saeres Of P6ia3elphiai the outrsgas
done to a harmless Catholic priest St Emore,
in Iaine, with q hundred other examples of
mob persecution, might have been fresh enough
IN their remembrance. They might have be.
thought them, thst in all these Confederate
staees there never was church wrecked, nor a
Catholic clergyman even insUlted l. wss only
when our country was invaded By bdgan5s
from the North that sach scandalous and hide
Gus outrage was to be seen upon cur SOIL Those
Irish troops uay begin to fear that they are in bad
company, and to apprehend tbst if this war ware
once ended by the subjugsiion Of the South, their
t1rn would come next We sTs sorry for the |
people of Florida, whose church has baen ru-
ine5 but as foT the Irish in the Yankee ranks, l
who are scsndalz3d ID by the transaction, We have
no pity or Indignation to spare in their behalf
On the contrary, we exhort the Yankees to /
crush and trsmPle tbom well. They viii take
It; they viii fight for their maslers with no less
zsal and gansniry. They have chosen their
part, and we wish them joy Of Their compan-
ons Ia arms
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~ Speaking Of the character Of orr dafsnses
at Yicksburg, and reierTiag to ths passage Of
the Fedsral Sect, tia correspondent Of the Gin
einnssi Gazette, says; General Thomas witness
ed the bombsr5ment on Friday night, and had
bis beat, the Rocket, dropped down within range
Of the rebel guns, thus enabling him to form a
fair opinion Of the character Of The works. The
result Of his observation he expressed to me in
few words, tha substance Of which was, that
the rebel batteries are not SO formidable ss 10
was led TO suppose from accounls, and TIA.
they can be taken by assault
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Rurnside'. Order. TO be Enforced.

opecisl bEPaich TO the chicago Iimes.J
CNcINEATI, April 27.-There has been in
this city sincs the 221 of April, general ceurt-
mzItisl, Of which Gen B. b Porter was presi-
dent, and before whom vas ar signo1 and tried
Samson D. Talbot, a citizsa Of Paris, Ky
charged with the EarboTing and shielding from
arrest persons in arms against the Governments
Of the Uaited Ststes, or belonging to the Con
federste army. He was found g1ilty. sentenced
to pay fire of $1,000 and be confined three
months whenever Gen. Burnside should direct
Thomas Sullivan, citizen Of tee same place.
for shielding from arrest 6ens. persens IS Pal
bott's house. was found guilty and sentenced
to sixty days close e0nfnemeIit. Thomas 81.
Campbell, a lRsmber of tie Confodsrate
army, found within The FEDERAL lines on
ApTil 11th, near Ruggies' mills, Bourbon county,
Kentucky, Wes charged az being, a spy, and, the
court finding him guilty, he was sentenced 10
be hung General Burnside, ia order 50, inss
issued, approves all tie findings and sentences
of the court, and directs that Talbot aud Sulli.
vsn bs sent 10 Johnson's island, an6 that Camp.
bell be delivered 90 the COMMANDER Of tie same
pest at JohusOn's island, who shall execute the
sentence Of death at Il H., on the Ist day Of
May, 1863 The prisoners went forward to-day
under strong guard This fGeahadows thss
General Burnside intends rigidly to adhere TO
the policy he ineuguratad on assuming com.
mznd of this department,
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JACKSON ssiss Nay 4sh, 1S53.
% 'FE CAEp OF TGSElkG JTIO4 heIes flre loast 1
= at srolkhzvsn. IS temporarily EaO,ed 10 Eu.er-
pr.s-, 2iiss
gers 20 ths State between fhe acss Of siFhieo1
a6 rT yrars Vi3 have nos been g1lsry dschErEed
or eNeup s4 from regularly ests5i- Camp IE-
frc-a1 n herebT ord sTe1 O. rep II immeci t-y ct
h-tlrHas-. Those faiaE refusing DO so vishin
lb me Hill be dealt with ana trest6d de
s-s = l. esru-sfIy hoped that all VIII respsns
rrJuHt'y Your homes and 6res ass Ers thres. .eaed
BY rls el-y aud AZ you intend Tvs yeur
yi-ss 10 your y. n5vv is the time Do duty
and 60 Is pr1n..llF H. r. CLARK,
IIa17r ard A. A General,
TO- lf7u e--+a nj srls fezfr1i
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Special Dispatch to The Chiesro Timea1
EuRFREEsBOR0' Tenn. Anil


EURFREEsB0R0 Tenn, April 20.
At about noon, report that ihe enemy was
advancing IN forcs up tie Manchester pike ere
ased gFeat e5mmotion. Strong bodies Of troops
were under srDs, sad general preparations were
made for battle A TscoBnsiteIing detachment
picketed i've miles or more out on the vsrioas
pixies beyond Tho videitea, and reported no ens-
my in view. The troops returned to camp, and
preparations were made, il was not believed tbs
enemy would come, although it wss reported 0y
scouts that Bregg hsd declared that be would
attack On tho 29ih if Rosecrans did not antici-
pate him.
The excitement yesterday was egpsTin6ueed by
orders 80 the chiefs Of yarious camps to remove
their stores within the fortifcations, the ware
housss being ready.
The sabstsniiai tguta Is, that the exciting re-
ports which have gone home have oTiginated
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NEGRO IECEBDIARIEs We lea7n from the
Brandon Republican that the gin house of Mr.
Joseph Hudual was burned few nights since
by two. negro men belonging to Ar. Arthur
Lott. Il was foe, new gin, and contained
forty eigbt bales Of cotton, one hazdred and
sixty bushels Of peas, and quantity Of grsss
seed and q gTist niB, al Of which was con
sumed. TIE loss Is estimated ct seven or eight
thousand dollars. The negroes wore tracked to
aad from The gin, aud after being arrested &C
knOwle5ged that they had committed the deed
They have been committed to jail 70 await the
fall term Of the Rsnkin county cirenit court.
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~ The Northern people kave hsd report
Published in their Journals that Brsehinridge
had killed Gen. Brsgg. The story originated
in the following dispatch
MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, April 26--The pris-
oners csptured BY Gen Reynolds bring an un-
reliable report that BreckinTidge shot Bragg,
and is under arrest for homicide They ssy
Bragg bad condemned some Kon;uckisns 10
death. Bceckinridge demonstrated snRyily, ssy-
ing that shooting Ksntuekians was PLAYED out !,
sud, II the order was exseuted, he would shoot
Bragg. The latter executed tho Keatuekiane,
and BreckiHTidge killed him
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sJNJa tle app srenfiou delivery N 40 20, = ho
II raa srG7 5roni t5s Sub ,c-ibsr on ths sga april
Ave q lHs uz1thuesg Of Jaehs8n. The boy Il Ebo1
tsrty yszrs Of age, yeipw conciszioz, high cheek
bcasA abort five feet tea inches hEh q pretty z O.
fdd.e- sui -ji pcker and has q1its an aptcess 10
pass himes i1-ouah any oommualiy, ard vii In al
pr7babiiiry try g gsi - yisk-bzrE
apo I've ww. LEA
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fE1HE gartnrr.t-e he-fto'ors ezi ti-g between r W
4 z Dsnisi suf . Touuseni, u-der tas styls -nd
hrn ~ 2 ". T. DANIEL o. co, # $ha og, man
House ia this ~ j. Dis izv Dissolved by mut1sl con
sem & Tawu el1 hsvI1g Transferred his interest 10
Esi h1use O. q. -'m p singer. who assumes eli the
rssgous : ifiss o. s.r q -7r-ss1i.
kr D-1isi znd H-. Il h-Es.nE-r w1uld most Respect
fCliy Of the tcc mncGai n oi their nozse to he
Tuaic sud 81 Eel euutnu4sco 4 the pa.rsnaEs h0re
tai0rs l5aralY bestovTed upon The oil hrm, which
viii Be eplt uue5 uuds- tee nsua- end Il le Of
a-2 T VrEF. y 70
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Up 70 de latest moment last evening We
were without any definite iaformstiOn as to the
movements of Gen GRANT. The city was full
of iumors, unworthy Of repetition, and We
could learn nothing thas should have created
any alarm. Thsrs Is 10 necessity for panic
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The AGray an EAcudrtelze CSaEtys aaGzangi,
We understand that NT Nichols. the sheriff
Of Hendricks county. was 10 The city yesterday,
and that. in eonversing ebout She recent affrsy
ia DsnviIls, ho does no. blame ths Democrats
foT the disturbance there bIf Nichols IS 8 Rs
pubHean II politics The row was FIRST rsfsod
By one Faulkner noted Republican. Duzan,
who was shot in the hand, was a Democrat
BE was taken 10 d. Cumingore', to have his
wonnd dressed, and ggsrd was placed over
him 5y the sheriff The gusrd was composed Of
Republicans.
A man named Broesman tried 70 fercs the
guard to siil Duzsn, when ho was shot By ona
Of them. TIE bail broke bis jaw, and be viii
probably die
Thus It would sppesr ihat al the bRncombe
dispatches about tie Democrats Of Hendricks
county provoking 2 disturbances sc false, as 10
knew they wouid prove to be whenever tbers
was an investigation Of the Indianapolis
SsEfiHsl, hgTts "a,
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Special Dispatches to the Chicago TimeAl
WAsHNaTON, April % The President TO-
day received 4 lstter from Gen. Banks, substan-
tally confirming previously published newsps
Per aeconais Of the series Of importsnt sue
eesses that have recently crowned ths Union
arms in Louisiana.
There will be an entire su8penaidn Of all pub
lie business in Washington tomorrow.
[sEcoND DISPATCH
WAsHIEGToN, April 29-An Investigation of
the publiestion Of the h0sx purpo ting 10 give
details Of the arrest Of 8 rebel Telegraph opera
Tor in Hookers army, with instruments, cable,
etc, C mmupeating with the enemy, has been
oEdsred by the proper suthorities.
The commission Of 0Oodlow as military gov
ernor OF North Carolina is withheld, as the
question Of sbohshing al such c3iees, as known
to the law, is ogitsted.
A report msds by the sanitary commission on
the Western armies shows them 70 be in excel
lent coHdition.
A satisfactory arrangement has been made
for the exchange Of all prisoners in the hands Of
the rebels including two brgadi5r generals
Wlch and Ssoughton.
The Spanish Minister gave q grand enter
tsinment o-nighs.
WAsHIEGToN, April 29-The Treasury De-
paTtmeat has placed in she hands Of the paw
mssier general, funds to psy in full ali the
troops about TO Be mustered oct Of ssrviea.
Tie decision in the Cumberland coal case, in
voiviug tie title of half the mines owned BY
that company, pendiBg before the court Of sp-
peals ct Annapolis, cannot be rendered before
the next June or October term.
Letters from East Tennessee say that there
are bat few rebel troops there, who could be
easily driven out by FIVE thousand troops from
our own side. They still, tyrsnnically oppreas
Che gfeas mass Of tie people, who remain loyal |
NEW YoRK, April % The Trjlpne's Wash |
ing'on special says: The report that Daniel & |
Goadlow has been appointed AIiiitsry Governor
o. North Carolina Is premature. The President |
though holding q different opinion, for the pres- |
5nt deteTs to the opinion Of Secretary Stanton, |
that military governors are unknown to the law |
4. A. Hal Of Nashville, has been appointed |
NJ hnjster 70 Bolivia, upon the Recommendation /
Of Governor J1h0s0a.
Horatio Perry hes declined the Consul Gen.
srslshiD at Havsna.
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u AKA s-lT irHl -he u1G tened o. he I0th inut
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