Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-31
--Fromthe snnfln

Murfresboro, Tenn, March. 26.
From the Chattanooga Rebel Of the 9th
inst, we Rave late aud important advices
rom the Souta
The latest telegraph news is the follow
Fort Panibertep, March 20.-GeueraI
Leriog bad ghiBOsi the enemy back from
this point. They're now in full retreat
"Vicksburg, March 2l-The gunhoats
Hartford and Monongsbela passed War
rensaER- about 7.s,slaaksthis.eve afser
heavy cannonading Of sn hour, distinctly
hesrdrat tbis place, and,aTe INV anchoret
| below the city at-S&eed's' PofrSt. 4 Z
"Charlsston, 5. G., March 22=Ths enc
! ny has been sheiliug the wreck of ths
bGeorgiR TaAi6tI stiI lies ouA I5S6sf IsIatI,
EOlherwise all is quiet, = 9, 80. a.. 80,
y Fort Hudsgn, March 2I.-Reports, of
1 the sir4iing, af the LllDp, of war Richmond.
From ;he Injuries received on the night Of
18th prevail. Nothing definite, however,
has been ascertained. The mortar feet
| still occupy their old position below, out Of
! range. Yesterday the enemy cred slowly
at cur transports with lony-range guns.
without effect. Aparty landed from the
transports and burned the residence OF
4 Capt. Iterns on the opposite shore. 8 me
activity has prevailed among the enemy.
! transports for the last two days, thong b
.heIe sIe no indications Of an attempt "a
pass our batteries. The two vessels above
/ have been slowly steaming no the river
4 They land detachments Of men, who cut
4 down few poles and telegraph wires
carrying o4atbe wires beI5w Natchez. Our
I batteries sustsiued no ihjory in the lat,
q engagement aud are ready NJ all times I,
give the enemy a. WARM Teception."r
Another dispatch says that Banks ba
Fallen back 10 his fortified camp, and esin
4 ces no disposition UO'adSance. a.ss
"A Murfresboro, Tenn, March, %
4 The Chetsanooga Rebel Of the 9Th Ba
4 the following; =.
4 Port HudsI n, Louisiana, March 81 =
twenty deterteTs have arrived in the las
3 two days, and they are continually comm
IN. They confirm the pFevious reports @
the demcrslEatron Of Banks army.'' n
, a jackson dispatch to the appeal, date
Pamela, 18Th says:
!, The Fsderals.engaged in .theraid upo
! fernando have been defeated.
III :. The old troops os the enemy have bee
I replaced 10y new Ones, ard The cd Carr
~ soDv JaKen 10 Memphis. .-27ai1
= 1t Is reported thai the Memphis al
Z Charleston Railroad, md also the Mnbi
q and Ohio road, have been abandoned froi
!, jackson II Columbus. "a ..f- ~. "a
a Five hundred cavalry crossed the Col
4 water sixty miles southeast of here an
a moved towards Holly Springs"
I'll Fortress Monroe. March Is.
, -Four German families arrived this m =,
i. ing at Fortress Monroe, by way os YorI
a town. 'T''i 49, l'5 Zoo
!, They report the preAiline opinion
! Richmond is, that the rebels will 500
4 eyaeuate that city, and probably most
= Virginia. - 80 e Il..'-...s,I
q Freedom o. speech is much more re.sriC
4 ed there than formerly.
Fl They bring no news from. Charleston, b
say the rebels were expecting an alta,
" daily.
q Provisions were exceedingly higb
Richmona,a and wagescprr esponiiusIy la,
81 Tor mechanics "z7' '-7.' -'+.-., -
IS They came out OF tie Confsderacv'upd
- fjFeiss ef6seetion.
NJ An oHdkE hos been issued srSui the rsb
= Adjutani Generals ofnce, tlscing al If
e ccTs " hU resign or may be drnoped fro
81 TIE rolls ana those wAs-are cash!e-sd
D; cJurts martial, back IN the ranks as o;
n- vAtes-se , --s--s--rT .s.z1F ---a. 60 =