The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-08
FHEl7 WEEK.E


corTs of General Burnside, supposed to b
twenty b thirty thousand strong, has bee
quietly transferred from the armyzofthc Pote
mac to-the State Of Kentucky. Many, Of thes
troepshaye passed through Newark. Thi
m~osenfSnt is tpfpregent asthreafeued rebel IN
vasipasef Kentucky similar to that which Soc
rsdnnder Bragg in September last Prep
araas6ns p an Invasion Of that sort, are know
to have bseni in progress fer, some weeks, an,
it noEF senddentlyife felt that Burnsidc vii
be able not only to repcI 10 zasion but also to. ad
vanteinfo'Tennsssss and cooperate with 10
sec 5Sn bI1os ; srped spoi .2aoi bs'iss g
EehaSenodeciasd new either from rom iiceEEs
bursaesG hsTlsst55 RRs bdft the dincatioDs iustify
the Sshef that Here win soon be warm zand
actife fEprkin hatk q~uarfcrs . There is also
considerable commotion in fhc'feeion Of Muir
freesBefoFasiith thu aaxi65u2sfly ST looked for advance
of Ger. R6sectahA on The srebeis, seahnot be
muohdonxfr delayed .a6l ym atIa eass be
AWashingtohsdispatch of the I'd states thaats
inforpatiopuOf thesfttiGga out in England OF
formidable vessels FOR tie rebels continues to
come o'hsnd The ADMINISTRATION, after sew.
eral Eabipet consultations, has determined to
take active measures on Tfhe subject. It is be.
lievedihe,acts are so fragrant, as to warrant
more tha1ads1and fren the British GoYera-
h'snt' 'nas che II egaI rade q uhicn.
vas nadshyyEMibfstsr Adams s. go :
Tbs, Sheriff of Fairfield eornty, has arrested
Gov T9a ssor kidnapping DIR. o!d.. He was
reieassdreasbailse appear before the Court of
q a0nrn0 p
hight ,ofs Groft's and Hazens'
brisadTn of Pa1morisidivision, made an effort
early this morning, April I'd, to capture Whsr-
TINS rebel brigade, posted on Woodbury.. Oar
inisntrys aecemPaHedb by mounted men of the
3rd OHIO earaIry moved from camp at ten O.
clock last nightgT Hazep made a detour Of Gf.1
teen miiesassEngaItt il command, of Gron's
brigade went direct ..IIaEen was to begin the
attack ct daslisht,oadd HEegart cooperating,
was to accomplish tho capture of Tic rebel
land. aisiilagg tRe'nisbf the rebsl piekets had
been extern tbs Way,e sc. Dir civ .lry ADD
vance got fP GghHpgs Ebeforsa Hazsn Had post
ed hi. teepsoiapdOaaL asa consequence e7 the
Fibels sssspealDseafieavaify had a running
fight ofntEfss miles, Killing and woundi1g
twelve 9F ffeehett the enemy and capturing
thirty. aasi4sauA sd ssso slb o. .sts'ss 4
-rasseeamersstFsa Memphis dispatch avs
informafi5n sicb can be relied on, has reach
ed here Esday,offf tie WHEREABOUTS of the zadt.
anola. RhesrsbGlsaook her to- Alexandria
on the Red River and repaired her sufficient,
ly to maksAsf sserifsiSeeabfe. s.. ~ - s.
1t is assssrted ips ousrtcs ent;t,ed a. c,sd;t
that . drsft-IirL soon he ms5e d, eli n.sn
rce;mentsassd1 ~ r. s6efd gdec;m..od ~.
casualties3o or var other pIoner standard II
is not yefekn1ooETn how many will r.on;,a
but probably 100000. Drafted men will he
sent st once no ssess7hs x where tbev viii bs
drilled ;5ema;fsM, taeitiess 1n 5a51.b he sea and
not in cahmlp ssaodff Instruction bru as has been nro.
posed - - aged jtra~sFf .as
The nrebafil;ties.now are that tbouob no
action win Be taken at present Under the law
authorizing the President. to grant letters of
maroue and reprisals .ud that, will be
granted exeeptsi n certain ~acontingercies, not
now regarded as likely to arise !; the question
what diplomatic Or yo.hear? Proceedings NAV be
ec.ssary15 TO- to sp r. seai the construction and SAIL
ing of vessels .efdF.r and blockade runners for
tie rebelsuB still undeternihed. n
Teleerans ffSnfG Haflbut al Memphis.
Gen. Asbo4ka4 at b and Gen. Dodge
at Coriuth. represents that there is 3 heavy !
force Of rebel cavalry on Tennessee river
above FIoreaees bFHs rebels are constructing
bridges in that segtidH, and building floats for
crossing thsss Tennessee river, Indicating a
of the rebel army MT VicksbuEg to
.st7sog fEa4ah,to, ~
move that WY paIf true, this news is impor
Iant. $50 se.4 3df II al
The policy of the Geaernment IN reference