Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1863-04-01
Telegraphic. :

the stringent prohibition OF the cuitiva-
ton of more cotton than is needed Tor
seed. Also the prohibition of the distll-
alton of food
fredericksburg, March 1.-THE New
York Herald Of the 9th says that General
Curtis is to Be removed from his command
in the west on the ground OF lnemclency
and dilitoryness. Sumner VIII proDaoiy
succeed him.
Col. Harrington Of the Department q
Indiana, has issued proclamation against
the society known as X. 6. O., and warns
all loyal men to shun this nest OF traitors
as il Is his intention to hunt them Out
and me;e out to them the punishment
they deserve.
Mr.. Dumas, bearer of dispatches to the
French aud English Consuls at Richmond
arrived at Washington on the Sth. HIS
dispatches are said to be of great lmpor-
rance and will be forwarded Immediately
70 their respective governments.
A terrible riot occurred as Detroit on
The 9Th. 80 buildings were destroyed ana
two negroes killed.
The Herald says, if Lincoln, with the
vast resources at his command and his
unlimited power, fails ID crush the rebel
linn IN six months, he should be Impeach-
cd
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
been fully repaired and Is now doing an
enormous business. Five hundred cars
each 900 tons capacity, one half ladeu
with produce from the great west, arrive
daily at Baltimore. Millions OF dollars
have been expended repairing the damage
done by the rebels from time 70 time
The Arabia brings a report founded 90
the statement Of captain Of an English
steamer, that the Alabama was seen %
the Sth Of Feb. steering south On tbs
10Th flashing of guns and bursting a
smells were seen, which was evidently
contest b-tween two ship. The hrlrg
was heavy and the exchange Of shots
rapid.
The iron-cad Galena is at the mouth
of James River, watching the movements
Of the Merimac No. ,.
Gen. Barnes, formerly Of Burnsides'
old corps, has teen sent west to supercede
McCook.
\ large number # rebel prisoners,
,sod - he Vir-irians and y. C,rp.
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aud courage il thu emergency.
Peace resolutions have been defeated
in tile Wisconsin Assembl, crat,
all voted ave.
Gen. Sierel has resigned nNin. to In
>upportablc difficulties with the Conman.
dcr.iu Chief.
Gold in New York on the 4th. ICY.
The Hiberuia brings LiyerpJol dates to
the 10th.
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