Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-03-13

hAOnh NNANkMNNNHAONs
Washington, March s.--The Richmond En-
quircr Of Of 9Th has been received at the head
quarters Of the army. It Contains the follow
ing;
Mobile, March 5--The jackson Mississippi
an says the destruction Of tho 1ndanola was a
most unnecessary and unfortunate affair.
Aturreltcd monster which recently passed
the batteries at Vicksburg, proved 10 be fiat
boat, with sundry fixtures, TO create deception.
She passed Vicksburg ON Tuesday night and
the officers believing she was really turretted
gunboat blew the Jpdianola up, bit the guns
fell intp the hands Of the enemy.
The Enquirer has an article on tho loss Of tho
Princess Royal She was fitted out by Man
chester firm, to whom the rebels are under many
obligations for past favors II publishes a
manifest of her cargo, which footed up TO G76,-
308.
vicksburg, March s. Commander Porter has
proclaimed that any parties firing on unnrmed
vessels shall be hanged. Also burning cotton
or buying conirabandssfsa -
The jackson Mississi priaf's Correspondent
says that there are but 1000 Union troops in
Arkansas.
In the rebel Senate. on the 3D., "a resolution was
adopted to enquire intu the expediency Of re-
pcaling the resolutions declaring that neutral
flag covers the enemys goods, with the .excep-
A.
Washington, March 9--1'hc following n omin-
ations were to-day confirmed by the Senate in
executive session:
John L. Potter, Of Wisconsin, to be Governor
of DacOtah Territory.
Brigadier Generals of Volunteers to be Major
Generals of Volunteers:
Silas Casey, Henry w. Slocum, Jno. g. Parke,
Chas. S. Hamilton, Lowell H. Rousseau, Hiram
G. Berry, Abner Doubleday, Winfield s. Hnn-
N L 4 II 1 II
Richard j. Oglesby, j. j. Reynolds, Daniel II.
Sickles, David Stanley, Jno. +. Reynolds, Geo.
Sykes
10 be Brigadier- Generals Of Volunteers: Jno.
Bufort, Col. Francis @. Barlow, Col. N. J. jack
son, Capt. GOverneur II. Warren, Of the Topo-
graphical Engineers, Col. Jno. H. H. Ward, Col.
Solomon Meredith, of the 10Th Indiana Volun-
teers, Major Geo. d. Andrews
Torank as Brigadier Generals Of volunteers
from Nov. 26th 1862: Col James Barnes, 18th
Mass, Brig. Gen. Egbert b. Brown, of the Mis-
souri, State Militia Capt. Roweyn B. Ayers 5th
o. S. Artillery, Col. Jacob Ammen, of the oath
Ohio volunteers, Stephen q. Champlin, Of Mich
igan, NJ NJ. Cracker Col Of 18th Iowa, Col.
VIM. Dwight, 10th N. Y. vol, Col. G. W. Deiz-
ler Of Kansas, Col. Chas @. Dodge, LIST N Y.
mounted rifles Col. Hugh b. Ewing, 30th Ohio
vol, Col. T. 7. Girrard, Both KY, Capt. VIM. B.
Hazen, Col. 4lst Ohio VOL, Col E.. w. v.
Kinks, 18th Mass. VOL Colonel William Harrow,
18th Indiana, Colonel Albert s. Lee. 9TH Kan
sas cavalry, Col. VIM. O. McLane, 18th Ohio
Vol, Col. j. Keller, 2lst Ind. VOL, Col. u.
Mathews, 5th Iowa cavalry, Col Thos. II. Rog-
er, Sd Wis. Vol, Maj. Adam B. Slemmer, 18th
U. S. Infantry, Col. Geo. b. Wagner 18th Ind.
Col. Joseph d. Webster, lst Ill, Col Jno. H.
McNeal, Missouri State Militia R. p. Buckland,
72nd Ohio, Col. Saml. Beatty, 18th o. ", Gel
Edward Hudson, 18th Ky. Vol, Col. NJ. G.
Leggett, 18th o. W., Col. Mason Brayman, 29th
III, Vol, Col. Jno S. Mason, 4th D. ", and
Captain in the llth U. S. Infantry, Col. r. L.
G. Ransom, llth Ill. Vol, Col N. ,Vandever, 9th
Iowa, Col. WIN. p. Carlin, 9th Ill, Col Lysand-
or Cutter, 9th Wis.
WASHINGTON, March lO.-The Chronicle of
Tomorrow, win contain the following:
BY tho Prcsfdent.-A Proclamation res
spcctIng Soldiers absent without leave.
Executive MANSION, March 10.
In pursuance of the 26th section of an act of
Congress entitled san act for enrolling and call
ing out the National forces" approved on the
Sd of March 1863, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Presi-
dent and Commander-in-C Chief of the Army and
Navy of the U. s., do hereby order and COM
mand that all soldiers enlisted or drafted into
the service of the U. s., now absent from their
regiments without leave shall forthwith return
to their respective regiments. Wo&la
And do hereby declare aud proclaim that
all soldiers now absent from their respective reg
iments without leave shall, on or before the first
day of April, 1863, report themselves at any
rendezvous designated by the general orders of
the War Department No. So, may be restored to
their regiments without punishment, except the
forfeiture of pay and allowances during their ab-
sence; and all who do not return within the
time above specified, shall be arrested as deser-
ters and punished as the law provides:
And Whereas, Evil disposed and disloyal per-
sons at sundry places have enticed and procur-
cd soldiers to desert and absent themselves from
their regiments, thereby weakening the strength
OF the arms and prolonging the war aud giving
ard and comfort to the enemy, and cruelty ex-
posing the gallant and faithful soldiers remain
ing in the ranks to increased hardships and dan
gers, do, therefore, call upon all patriotic and
faithful citizens to oppose and resist the aforc-
and aid in restoring TO their regiments all sold
iers absent wiinout leave, aud to assist in the
execution of the act Of Congress for enrolling and
calling out the national forces and for other pur-
pOses and to assist the proper authorities in the
prosecution and punishment of the offenders
against said act, and in suppressing the insur-
rectiOn and rebellion. a
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand. Done at the city of Washington,
this 10th day of March, A. D. 1863, and of
the Independence fthe United States 87th.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY, the President.
~ EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary of War;