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FROM TENNESSEE.

NAsHv1LLE, April 3.-Gen. Bragg has gone
to Atlanta on official business.
Colonel Dick AcCann is under arrest at Nc
kinnville for disobedience of orders 10 leaving
Brentwood on the approach of few Of
Nitchell's forces.
The Rebels are building strong forti6catiops
at Palmyra.
General Cooks brigade captured Is Rebels
at Carthage after sharp skirmish.
The river il falling.
NASHVILLE, April 6-Surgeon Chas. John
son of the lst Middle Tennessee Infadtry. son of
Gov. johnson, was thrown from his horse and
almost instantly killed:
Fifteen rebel prisoners arrived here from the
front to-day.
A Union man named Hopper, VINO tried to
evade the conscription. was murdered by the
guerrillas on Thursday night, 10 miles from this
city, and his house and buildings burned.
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News from Phlladelphla Papers.

News from Philadelphia Papers.
PHILADELPHIA, April THE Bulletin of this
city has the following Dispatch:
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Dispatches from Nur,
freesboro' give the following particulars of the
fight near Snow Hill, on the I'd inst: General
Stanley, with 1000 cavalry, and Col. Matthew'S
infantry brigade, started to capture Morgan and
Wharton's regiments Of infantry and cavalry at
Snow Hill, beyond Auburn. They drove in the
rebel pickets The 7,h Pennsylvania cavalry
turned the rebel right, while Minty's cavalry
brigade, With Kendall's battery, turned up in
front, when the enemy fed. The enemS,s pick
cts were then encountered west of Liberty, and
q considerable force of rebels was posted on the
They resisted and were driven back, and formed
again on Dry Fork, whence they were again
driven. The rebels then formed . third and
stsonger line on Snow Hill. The I'd and 4th
Ohio cavalry were sent to the enemy's rear
They charged and broke the enemy's line, when
the fight ended in the fight of the rebels.
The rebel loss Was from Is to 20 killed and q
number wounded, and 60 prisoners. a
y Gen. Stanley captured and destroyed forsge,
wheat, &C. The rebels escaped with their guns.
Our loss WAS ono private killed and two slight
ly wounded. sao affa r. I'D,
Gen. Stanley returned to Murfreesboro BY way
OF Lebanon, capturing slx prisoners at the latter
place. 5ari = s7a.i saJ u ~
II is reported that the gunbost Lexington and
some other boats, shelled the town of Florence
on the I'd, and drove away company of rebel
cavalry sta'io si there.
A special despatch from fernando, dated the
1st inst, states that sdvices from Gen. Quinby's
expedition TO the s0th ult, says that no progress
has been made in the reduction of Fort Green
wood. Our forces are still on trout Of the enemy
and there had been considerable diminishing be.
tween the pickets on shore. The rebels were
improving their time by greatly increasing the
strength of their works. They have received
and mounted more heavy guns. 1t is the opin-
ion Of we'll informed officers that our gunboate
will not succeed in taking the place.
The country along the Tallshatcbie is occu-
pied by two regiments of Confederate cavalry,
and swarms with guerrillas.
One of our musquito boats hands captured
Eve rebel cavalry men at the mouth Of the Cold.
water. ag 81
Indications of attempts TO place torpedoes in
the channel have been discovered.
The first reconnaissance of Hsines' Bluff was
made by Admiral Porter. They proceeded
within range of the rebel batteries, and fred
several shots at them; but the shots we're not
returned, ls.F t.-f
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81. Louis Sound.

ST.. Louis, April 6tb.-Chauncey G. Filley.
Charcoal or Radical Emancpationist, was elect
ed Mayor by about 1900 majority over Oliver
D. Filley. Clay Bank o,,Blus GEm1ancipssionist, E1
head. The Radicals will have a majority in
the Council. The National Administration was
nobly sustained in all its measures for the yigor
Gus prosecution OF the war. In Jefferson CITY
the Radicals elected their Mayor, Assessor, Con
stable, aad six out of seven Councilmen. 3T
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judicial Decision.

spRlsG,nLD. Ills, April Judge Charles
q. Constable, Of the 4th Judicial Circuit of
this State. having been turned over to the civil
authorities, was examined to-day before Hon. 8.
Il. Treat, District Judge of the Southern Dis
trict Of Illiuois, on the charge of encouraging
soldiers to desert. After examining the witness
es and hearing the arguments of the counsel,
Judge Treat discharged Judge Constable, deci-
ding that there was no evidence TO show guilt,
and that he acted in good faith and in strict ac-
cordance With his duty as . Judge.
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Republican Victory In Connecticut.
HARrroRD. April 6.-1O P. x.-The Republi-
cans carry the State, and elect Henry j. Dem
ing to Congress from the First District We
cannot give msjorities yet
NEW HAVEN, April 6.-The Union State
ticket, Governor Buckingham at the head, is
elected by about 5000 majority. Messrs. Dem
ing, Hubbard and Brandidge, Union, and Eng
lish, Democrat, are elected to Congress. The
Union men have Is out of 81 Senators and Z
large majority In the House.
NoawIcu, Conn.,, April e.-The three Con-
gressional Districts comprising New London and
Windham counties, a. heard from, give Buck>
ingham {, 200 majority.
HARrToRD. M,DuoHr. Congress
men are elected In the lst, Sd and 4th Districts.
The Democrats carry the I'd District.
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FROM vICKsBURG.

CINCINNATI, April 4.-Passengers who arrived
from Cairo yesterday, state that the latest move.
ment on Haines Bluff was failure, and our
feet and transports returned to Young's Point.
Gen Grant had succeeded in placing battery
Of "a pounder Parrott guns beyond the Levee
in position to reach Vicksburg, and was about
to open bombardment. 10 '-.~-
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Bos1oS. April 6.-The question Of repeating
the amendment to the Constitution adopted in
1859, requiring foreigners to reside within the
State two years after thei. naturalization,
before voting, was decided at the polls to-day.
Two consecutive Legislatures have agreed to
the repeal There is no indication how the
State has gone. Little interes: was manifested.
The vote in this city was e36 for repeal, and 1872
aoaipaf
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From Cen. Rosecrans, Army.

WASHINGTON, April IA dispatch was re-
ceived at headquarters from, Rosecrans, dated
Murfreesboro, April 9Th, stating that General
Stanley bad returned from an expedition,
bringing in a number of cavalry, and killing
and wounding several.
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Ano,1,.r Cnarcoal victory.

FRrEpoRr, April THE result of the City
election in Freeport, Yesterday, was complete
Uuion triumph. All the officers are elected on
the general ticket, and all the Aldermen but one
The maiorities range from l to 81.
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ST. LOUIS, April 6--Midnight -Chauncey L.
Filley, Charcoal, or Radical Enancipationist, is
elected Mayor by abou. 200 msiority. e..
"a JEFFERSON CRY, April 6.--The Radicals have
elected their Mayor, Assessors, Constable, and
six out Of seven Councimen. - -
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From Gen. Curtis, Dearsment.

WARRINGTON, April 4.-The following hs,
been received At headquarters of the army
here:
ST. Louis, April 8.
To Maj. Gen. Haleck, Geaeral-in.C CHEF:
Col. Harrison at Fayetteville, telegrsphs that
Capt. ]. ]. Worthington, with two companies
of the Let cavalry, returned to day from scout
in Carroll county Arkansas after four smirmish'
es with the rebels, be killed % took prisoners.
Captains Smith and Mcfarland were killed and
Capt Walker is prisoner. Our loss, one man
wounded, not dangerously. (signedl
s. R. CURTIS,
Major-General.
ST.. LuUIs, April 3.
To Major General Halleck. Comn'ade'-,n' Ch,et !:
A band of guerrillas took the steamer Sam
Gaty, murdered several eoldiers and ! contra
bands. Gen. Sloan talegraphs that Col Ting is
in pursuit, had two fights Yesterday with gner-
rillas totally routing them mofts,iy ss; Mounoing
r, CURTIS, Major General.
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Snow storm.

pr,nouAsrEas ARMY OF THE PoroNAc, April
q :, lone of the most severe wind storms
.,er r Known has been raging all day. AT this
honr the storm il still raging and snow is falling
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The Goverumsns Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, April b.-Gay Cooke, the sub.
scription agent announces the conversion Of
&c, ,O00, 900 of legal tenders into $40 for the
week ending yesterday. The daily average 10
over 81 ,OOO, 600. and subscriptions are received
from every quarter, in large and small sums.
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Legal Tender.

RocHEsTKR, April 4.-The general term of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of New York de-
cided 70 day that the o. 8. legal tender notes
we're constitutional and valid as to debts con-
tracted before the passage of the law making
such notes legal tender. All the four Judges
ooncvproA tf
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CAIRO BUDGET.


Lake Providence, nearly oil of the town is sub
merged and Generals McArthur's and Logan's
divisions have been forced by the rise in the
water to remove their camps further up the
liver. One or two tugs have passed into the
Lake. The current is yet too strong for trans
ports.
Buffalo gnats are said to be killing Z great
many Government horses.
Our news to-day confirms the report Of yes
terday that all expeditions, including that down
Yaxoo Pass, had returned or were returning to
Young's Point, where it is said there are now
nesrly 200 Transports.
SPECIAL ORDER no. II.
CAIRO, April, 5-The following order is this
day promulgated by order Of Adjutant-G General
L. Thomas, o. s. A.: The l2Sth regiment Of
Illinois Volunteers having in its short period Of
service of less than FIVE months been reduced
from an aggregate of $50 to l6l, principally BY
desertions, and there having been utter lack Of
discipline in it, the following officers are hereby
discharged from the service Of the United States.
to take effect on the 4th inst
Names not received.) et
Brigsdier General A. Ashboth, commanding
the district of Columbus, Kentucky, will order
an officer of the regular army to this place to
critically inspect the detachment, and TO muster
out ssch old men and others, who, BY reason
Ol OSISCsO ouOuIu uVb u1v0 Oeeu uVBtotSO I0tO
the service. By order Of the Secretary Of War.
L. THOMAS.
Adjutant General.
Gen. Buford issued An order that officers thus
dismissed from service leave the department to-
day noon, which they did.
On Thursday one Of the gunboats up the Cnm.
berland had::a slight skirmish with some rebel
detacbmsnts of cavalry at Palmyra. Nobody
killed.
From CaiiformIa.
NEw YoRK, April 4.-The steamer Northern
Light has arrived with S237 900 from Califor-
mia and $lSO 900 from Aspinwall. The pursers
report says that the Government Of Nicaragua
has seized Ill the property belonging to the
Transit Company, including the steamers on the
river and lake. The Government declares that
the Company has violated their contract, and in
accordance with ito terms, the property 10 for
feited.
Nothing had been heard At Aspinwall Of the
America or Moses Taylor when the Northern
Light left Aspinwall, on the 2sth. 1t is doubt
full whether the passengers will be allowed to
cross Nicaragua.
The above news is somewhat doubtful.
SAx FRANCISCO, April 4-Aarkets quiet; q
little activity in refined sugar at lSa, and
slightly increased demand for groceries.
Three briggs have cleared for the mouth OF
the Amoor river, carrying liquors, sugars, dry
goods and groceries.
The English underwriters charge Il premium
war risk on California grain laden ships
The Legislature has extended its session to the
goth of April.
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DAVENPORT, April AT the city election
the Republican ticket Was carried in every ward.
J. E. Henry (Rep.) was elected Mayor BY S65
majority, . gain of 1853 ever last year. Three
of six wards went Democratic last year.
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Detroit Denaoc

I DErRo1T. April 6.-This city gives the Demo.
cratic State ticket for Judge of the Supreme
Court and Regents Of the University about TOO
maiority
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Radical Victories In NIissouri,

LEAvESwoRTH, April This city has gon'
radical Republican; heretofore Democratic.
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News fFon Phuaaelphia Papers.

News from RhuaAelphia Papers.
PHILADIlfH1A. April "A special to the
Bulletin, from Cincinnati, to day, says the at
tack on Fort Pemberton RECOMMENDED on the
27th ult BY the gunboats Baron De Kalb and
Ohillicothe. The result 10 not known. Indics-
tions point to the abandonment Of the Yaxoo
Pass expedition. Twelve transports, Just from
the Psss, were ordered to return empty. There
are over 300 boats at Young's Point
The bombardment of Vicksburg BY General
Grant which was to have commenced on the
27th, WAS postponed in consequence of the
storm.
Dispatches from Nurfree eesboro' give an &C.
count of brilliant skirmish on the Let instant.
An expedition under Brigadier General Huston
and Col. Edwards started for Woodbery to at
tempt to capture the Rebel force at the point
One hundred of the 4th Ohio cavalry accom-
panied it The infantry surrounded the rebel
camp. but the cavalry dashed in % vigorously
that the rebels were dispersed and fed over the
bills. A number were killed and wounded and
thirty were captured, together with 6fty horse,
= number of mules, four wagons and the rebel
camp. We had only one wounded. The rebels
were six hundred strong and were commanded
BY Colonel Smith The expedition would have
been completely successful if the cavalry had
not been too eager.
8 kilograms from Gen. Hurlbut 1t Memphis,
Gen. Asboth at Columbus, and Gen. Dodge at
Corinth, represent that there is heavy force
Of rebel cavalry on the Tennessee river above
Florence. The rebels are constructing bridges
In that section and building floats for crossing
tho Tennessee river, indicating movement of
the rebel army at Vicksburg to join Bragg, or
tho intention of the latter TO move that way
III true, this news il important.
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Unlon Gains.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 6-The Township elec-
tions in this State to day. as far a. heard from
result in large gains for the Union ticket.
Four hundred prisoners left here to day for
City Point, to be exchanged.
Returns from the Municipal election, in this
city to day, indicate that the Union majority
will reach from 1000 to 1900.
Returns from various towns and cities show
great Union gains tf.
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HUsSREEsBoRo', April 4-Geu. Palmer had
another skirEaish with the Rebels to-day at
Poolsburg, driving them of.
No More Negro Regiments In FREQ states.
NIw York, April 6.-The Herald's special
states that It u understood no further efforts
will bs made to raise negro regiments in free
States.
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Released Prisoners.
FoRfREss HoxRoI, April S.-The fag Of truce
boat brings down 400 released Union prisoners.
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ST. LOUIS, April "A Times special from
Cairo says: Advices from Young's Point OF
Tuesday night state that the rebels have With
drawn large part Of their forces from the front
to the rear Of Vicksburg, anticipating that the
Federals will attack them via Yazoo Pass or
Haines' Bluff. Yszoo City end Greenwood have
also been strengthened by the rebels, who have
moved their heavy guns from the river front to
the rear Of Vicksburg and substituted Quakers 10
their place.
During very high wind on Monday night the
Rebel gunboat Vicksburg broke from her moor
ing, foAted down stream and was captured by
Farrsgut's vessels.
Unless something is speedily accomplished BY
the Yszoo Pass Expedition it is presumed that
it will be abandoned. Ths shellng of the near.
est Rebel battery commanding the foot of the
Canal commenced on Wednesday night.
Among some Southern items is the following
important new.
The Peace party Of the South, headed by
Henry 8. Foote, Alexander Hosely, editor Of
the Richmond Whie, and others, are about to
introduce resolutions on the subject, which will
pass the Lower House of Congress before the
adjournment. It is said the course Of the Rich
mond Enquirer 10 disapproved Of by many of
the leading members Of the Confederate Con-
gress. 1s
The Chattanooga Rebel says blow will be
struck before June which will unfetter long
msnacled Kentucky.
Reports from Columbus cay that 100 rebels
were discovered yesterday marching toward
Hickman, KY, with the intention of taking that
place. w tst 7fee9
Gen. Asboth started down this morning with
600 men, and larger force was ready to leave
at moments notice.
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TT. MADISON COVE DEMOCRArIG. Al
~ -4s S&l U0UAL.,3s ~ -
FoRr HADIsoH, April 6.-The Democrats
carried the day. They elected the Mayor BY
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;Aftef Gov. Todd.
CINCINNATI, April 4.-The Sheriff of Fairfield
county arrested Gov. Todd to-day.
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ADRIAN, Mich, April 81. D. Campbell,
War Union Democrat, was elected Mayor. A
msjorisy ofthe City Ticket elected are Democra.
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GlorIous VIctory in Keokuk,

s4a ~VsAVuo VsCsUIy - AAeVAUAs 50
KsoKuK, April 6.-At the Charter election
here to-day, all the Union candidates were elec,
ted except one Alderman, by msjorities ranging
at from l40 to ITO. There IL great rejoicing By
oil loyal citizens, and the Copperheads are hunt.
ing their holes.
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Opening OF Navlsaalon

MILWAUKEE,, April 6.-Lake Michigan is open.
The Mississippi river is navigabls to St. Paul.
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KRoKuK, April 6.-The Republicans and SOL
disrs combined, carried the city by about $50
majority. In the I'd ward where the soldiers
were prohibited from voting, the democrats
elected their Alderman by more than double their
usual maiofity
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WARRINGTON, April 4.-The following has
been received At headquarters of the army
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