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The New York herald., 1863-04-10
The Ussssd state. steamer sumter re-
tarned ia Distress.

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nsTos AsDs sgAs,g WASHED otLAs0AKD AHD
LOST rsnElpfc DALs.. Erc., RIO.
The United StAies gunheat ~umtsr, A.fmg haf'er ,.
Winchester commanding arrived at thw gsi ysrSsfdAy
morning ds,ress. ste go ths "a - March ~
Port Royal bu; sustaining ~ 10 gsho.ry.
pat into Bampton B4ds for tspsirs sn tBsrcs -
inst - proceed tbs voyage With ~ sasHaTios bel
terry Anssior 10 to~ and from The ~ 20 ~. oh Mt
experienced u gaiss AMI torusasss vbcs
twenty Year, have ben anHaraIelei 10 sssefiy dgrsr
~hlch Vi. sustained -. q acting fnsgr i.uion al
board bea ies ne Eatetea boai. tgi~arss 80
uanne battery Argaiof sls sao 'gruns Asss nd
Irctiy vel Led 70 hsr mEer t~ry tor itrc caJs ir
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The New York herald., 1863-04-10

Al the nrng was heard al Brzsbear, the United
states steamer Calhoun despatched TO the assistance
OF the Diana, but she ashore before reaching
point and much of her coal and had be thrown
overheard before she could be got aoat The Diana
a good river boat and most servceabe the sboa
thirty pounder Parrot rifle two thirty pound
of thrtythree hundred weight, th bore and
twelve FOUNDER boat howtzers, besides full supply Of
small The o. the troops also feb into the
hands of the enemy.
Tag Ct went up sunday to learn the number
Of killed and wounded and the condition OF
Lieutenant Allen found at the residence of surgeon
IN vic doing well and being we'll cared for
number Of ladies attendance upon him. one o,
our surgeons extracted the ball from his arm 10
reliable Information received but our lo-~ war
down at nine killed twenty seven wounded, aud opc
hundred and seventy prisoners ! shall. hope have
all the 10 time TO send 10 New Orleans fDr the
steamer " Wednesday
The enemy were no doubt watching our movement
hoped that might venture dnwn the AtcbafAlaya
into the trap they had set for captain Petersen did
40 and pad the penalty Of his rashness by losing his
lie The enemy immensely bcnehied by the capture
of the Diana aud her she will prove of great
10 them. and she IL beyond the resch Of any
forces IN may be sent rccapnre her aud she
can be thoroughly reI aired.
We expecilng additional force Of gunboats 10
operate lbcsc wafre they will before they
wanted, and hoped they will be managed in TO-
Ah little prudence instead being lost 10 ~ in
detail by running the avs ~ tho enemy when no
good expected 10 result from a. The fs,rclla got
here when the Diana captured, she having zone
down the mouth ~ the Atcbasaya 70 pitt r Another
waters would b. of more than all tho .pAper
shelis'i or tie squadron Wishing - vappos. All
We can do. Until ts waery fall 20 oe ty a. 10 tf
service.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

Travel ON the Peninsuia-Arriva or Ex-
changed Prisoners from Richmond, sc.

chsnSeo rrfsoners from Atchmond, DC.
FoRrRss~ Moxnox, April g. 1853
IN. ,olox,n. orror h.s n.., ,.n.a.
"' '""""e ' sos oee1
HhADVr AsR-, fouRfH ARsS Cosrs,
foNr nonkiows April 3, 1853
In vicw OF tne faid on Wiamsourg, on the 2sth ulf,
tne sommanaIng oenera, aire.,s AZ 'ouows.- $50,
fwr-No person VIII De allowed " 80 70 Wiliams-
80 49,. ~ ~ .,,s,,a,,aa ~ az. s sss
tang the oatn o' egance 70 he nl,ed states and the
TACT oi MS taxing such oa'h must DE expressed on his
pass 10 give " vaild" r,,,.-.
oona-so c."<en W "Ins"sou.x VIZ oe s'owea 70
,,, ,,s,s ,h ~ .t,aa'. -, ~ ~ ~ - s1u',er
w'."u' "N"s ~, - s 80 ~ 80, ~, ~ . se rneo rtAsor
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The New York herald., 1863-04-10

Capture OF the Steamers Lowell and
saxonia by the Rebels.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, April ., 1853.
The steamboat Lowell and the propeller Saxonia
captured burned to-day by the rebels nfeen miles
above here. The captain Of the Lowell killed and the
captain OF the Saxonia lost The nrst engineer
the Lowell wounded. Woodward commanded the
rebels, who twelve hundred strong with pieces
OF artillery The passengers and crews Of the vessels
have arrived here.
Severe skirmishing-stores Resaptsr-
ed, &C.
CrAKxsvmLK, Tenn, April 0, 1858.
An expedition sent by Colonel Bruce iast night under
Colonel Boone, surprised Woodward rscaptured
place this morning Colonel Boone pursued the reresng
rebels fifteen miles.
Our feet, with three gunboats. are here 10 night.
The suecessssi Expedition or Col. wilder.
csoss~n, April 0, 1855.
special despatch from Murrecsboro says
Colonel Wilder has returned from his expedition
Lebanon and Carthage He captured twenty rebels
before he reached snow Hin and destroyed Ave thousand
bushels Of wheat and much corn and bacon.
Col wilder also brought 10 900 negroes.
Several rebels in Union uniforms shot during the
past week.
Our expeditions recently captured 100 horses and mules,
200 prisonors 400 negroes and have destroyed much
rebel forage aud subsistence
After leaving Tay orsv,le the ID two men cf Colonel
wllder's command captured by tho enemy and
both inhumany instantly shot. Their names were John
Vance aud Ben Montgomery Of the Seventy second Ind
nigomery was instantly killed. Vance though shot
through the head three times and horribly marked
reached camp, and made written statement Of his su
ferings. Captain French and a named Cartwright
sts The They froyn dnger
Montgomery saying they would send them his
heart
Colonel wilder destroyed part Of the village known
Salisbury containing the dwelling Of notorious guerilla
The late successes have encouraged our cavalry.
Rebel Accounts from Tennessee.
REruLsE or THE HEBELs At woODBrRY-ADvASCE 90
rSfog TROOPS OK coLuMEIA---A BATTLE ExPEcr-
Nj, ETC.
cn.nAsooo., April 8. 1863.
Gen Morgan wac attacked ny the federals at Liberty
on FRIDAY and driven back snow HlIl, where he
bcid his position and the enemy rcireated.
Our troor~ under Colonel smith repulsed WOOD
bury 90 saturday and fell back within twelve miles q
McninDvife. Loss ooe killed and sigD, prisoners
CHATTANOOGA. April 9, 1868.
The enemy advanced woodbury. and hcninnviHe.
and were oalnanked by forces and retired 4 column
a federsls, u 600 strong - advare,ng oB Columbia
battle Il considered imminent before the elcses
Boa.,s ~ Generals Joe Johnston sad
BraStoo Braag.
arppurgnono Aprn 8, 1863
csnerar Ice Johnston and Brix'on Brag. recently
boa ted that tssy would pgcs meives Of kcutscsy
pefofe harvest time.
Op.ning Of che Canals 40. the First Of
May.
kuasNt lprI o. 1895
Tbe Carsl 'o-mssisSsrs nave ved that ne clnas
shall b. rffned fer Navigation tbo Jet o. Way
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
SCOUTING IN LoUDoN COUNTY, va.
successfal Expcdisioa Of General Cope
land-Capture or BushwhAcksrs and
Ioorses, &c.

iana-Capt~re or Bushwh~cksrs and
Horses, &c.
wAmxaTos April Q. isee
Rrigadsr General Copsland, commanding the Frss
brigade os 0esera stah's division, has ius, returned
from expedition toAd,s. hIddsbsrg isSvsuvus.
They secured the country compisey hut foand -esy
In force should have heard of sh~sp tghing
General Copeiand's command wss compos@f Of dsAth
the Ffh Sixth and Seventh hich%An, and tsc
second Eighteenth Psnnsyivania cavalry ssrrg
about thousand In all. They eneosnisr~a small
ra,Ics Of the enemy and In their disputes one -
be flfih and of tho Sixth Michigag cavalry
kied and II 10 reported that the nafnbsf sf Tho
reb's kicd SIXTY odd prisoner brourbt
in-sodiers, oit,1eos and bushwhacksrs These lsi
chAs much hated by orr picke,. They Te ia'ms'- ny
day but at night they pvowi about and sL0o: y.ts-
from behind the sake of stcsng tLsJ bo
Only of the captured party would any
with Aospys gang of guoriiias over ouo I'm
drcd horses captured number % ~bct w.'e an'
mails that hosby snatcbed from Genera stolgfion ard
his staff Ia his famous raid.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

Arrival OF the Unttsd states Transport
FaArhaven-The Crews or the Harriet
Lame and Queen OF the West ON Board
First Lieutenant and some OF the Crew
or the Pirate Retrtbution Prisoners
Naval News Along the Coast, &c.
The United States naval transport Farhavco, Acting
Master c. L. Moses, arrived yesterday from the naval
stations along the coast She seports;-- 1852
Arrived at Key West the 2oth ult. LETT Key wess
on the 3Ist Arrived al Port Royal the evening c The
Sd inst XXI. o
All the feet, with the exception Of the frgats Wabash
and gunboa Paul Jones' gone 70 Charleston 10
in the attack on the city
The United states ships vncsuues Pinoa and storeshp
Relief were lying at Ship Island
The Of Pensacola has besn evacuated by order Of
General Ranks i
The following vessels wore lying a, pensacoa.United
States steamers susquehanna, Bienvie and igate Po
on Mobile bar communicated with our blockadng Hset.
Received on board the Pair Haven at Key West from Ad-
seven q the crew including the First Lieutenant Of the
AZ Port Royal received from senior oascsr Captain
The Fahaven has on board seventy men paroled from
the late United States steamer Harriet iano and sixteen
paroled from the Queen VI the West Had board
the remains Of Lioutenant Commander a. b. Cummings,
United states Navy, killed at Port Hudson Tho coffin
board the body Of lieut. j. n Baker, sixtesnthrssmeut
New Hampshire Volunteers. Has ths coast way mail on
board. W
The FAirhaven brings she following passepgers:-
Capt 8. r. Hazard, gunboss Oueda Lieut. II. d. Todd,
gunboat Wachuseets Acting Master I'm charge Of men)
O. Loe Noses Doctor (n charge Of sick) W. Schivley
Engineers y. Hobby, J. l. VaDclain, r 8. McKcan L.
r. Brooks c. Mayer and J. J. Noble; Masters Aates
Stone j. Clark DOCTORS steward All the above Of the
United States Navy. Major r. W. Northup, Paymas,er
United States Army ]. l.. vgmes w. w. Harris second
officer prize steamer Peeerho0 n A. ITegido ocer
prizo steamer PeterhoG
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

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noe eatftfy sr.s fsEJ stirred 20 arc tntss, .s,ss~
usfrffr tf,,r sfffi sr'tf Jts t.star-u.rs b,
al. r,ss.ft sf Haisr 80 ferstaiss ssa srwy .s.,ss.
,s.4.f ~ cria cf us's hssyy sale sAi, a..
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the sirae u vIcKsBvRe.

a New Canal Commenced Opposite the
City-Rsconnoissa nce Up the Yaxoo.
Sr. LOUIS, April 0, 1853.
Several transports laden with troops and General Eiets
Marine brigade and ron-cad started up the stream
this morning
There prospect Tor active operations before vicks
burg for time.
new canal s bcing cut three miles above here. IL
will be eight miles long aud empty INTO the Mississippi
below warrsnton Three drcdges the Afrc brigade
hard work day and night.
Admiral Farragut stl holds tho river between vicks
burg Port Hudson.
The Queen OF the West Ia up tho Red river.
Admiral Porter and General Grant rcconnoiering
up the Yazoo with considerable force.
Landing Of General stecle's Division at
GrsensviiAe, Miss.
CAIRO, April o, 1868.
The latest from below says that General steeles dvis
ion has landed Grsensvile Misc. the object being
doubt 10 cooperate in the reduction Of Fort Pcmberton
Rebel Accounts from Fort Pensberton.
Fosr PnxnxsToS, April s, 1853.
The enemy were embarkng the previous night and in
the morning IN rapid retreat We sholIed their
camp and made reconnaissance from left alarming
them much.
Movemsnas Of General Banks.
JAcxsss, Msss., April 9, 1888
New Orleans reports Of the lst instant say General
Banks crossed with ten thousand Donaldsonvis
and has gone down BY Paquomine bayou 10 reinforce
General weitzei and attack the Bayou Tscbe country
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

R1.nlo~ rLKAsvgE aROVsD ASSOCIATION.
IT.. m,ragers q th~ ascc ltiou iaei u the Hore
House Bro-awAy at evening when she following
luti.u was anAnimonxly ad0rtet
All mAtcbss and stakes mahe after AtTI .. lss2 fof
csftsln days whsn No pfnTFnior a the ir.s no ssc
aud ssfsui gwen st4 tafs ibc prlnr ca iAe ifts
.rd cate rrorfy bit n0t irntted mo diy tAulsd
sont ~ over lutl tho frat dscugarsd tAy 1nf o,tef
vse 1gfsrt afnu ~ thf paFtss iatsYsstfi
1hs fe-oiBtsu sAs thousb' rcc~ssAfy o. t-ussasssss
q the afgs rrsts ~ fasse "a - fufEs iks tfs
sent s&aeo&
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.


ThN FHtNIF TO NIfV y ITfI
Trade s considered dli.r thsn tcosc a. ~
season of the year.
The weather 10 siosery and mort issorAtc io' 10
growing eroI~. winch Ia a very promising cooaiaa.
The Northern arrived 70 day IN $40 100
treasure.
Oregon dates ara " the ist and Bf,isb 60 .Iah 70
tho I'd instant.
briss strGg emigration had commenced 20 ~ car
raboo mine from NiclDria and Paset -auUf
The sawmis waahtngiog Tsfrltsfy sffc t1ns
serted by atofsrH. -ho smsfaiDg tie "a sreo
fiyr dsgngp.
favorable.
The make Indians bsd been severely pm stsd -
volunteer comiany ~ iainofs who alta ks tLsu
Salmon paB, the river. killing about ttify ~
them Only woIld~a
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
WHAT AN ENGLISH OFFICER THINKS OF
THE STRENGTH or CHARLESTON.

INN VT NnhWsrN'iVN.
An English officer, who left Charleston on the 18th
q lArcn, gives some interesting Information concerning
w strength Of that place. and the opinions entertained
~ several military upon the probable results Il the
sassck contemplated by The federal aeet
- ays that, in the estimation Of all those who have
been permitted visit the harbor md the iort6caons
sssfsedine II, the pace rs as seD defender time
nd tho enjoyed by the rebels allow bui that
Hnty no means impreensbie.
Ne also says that many OF the implements q var 10
~ used BY the reces having ye, been introduced IN
naval warfare N such an extent a. 10 make them
pssssssy reliable, very dInhcun 70 speak positive
b Of .bs rcsss to be obianed BY these new etsbne.
q sAss1ac,ion Submarine batteries ,orpedoe. are
80 sssv s,wsvs, wh'eb hsy, sr ret essp sus
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
GENTLY tested and upon the efficiency Of which !. very

GENTLY tested and upon the efficiency Of which e very
hard 70 pronounce
He Of opinion tha. II the Monitors under
mand Of Commodore Dupont resist the fire OF the
batteries and Of the forts and succeed occupying
position from whence their bombs and bullets reach
the city, there is doubt that Charleston will be re-
duced TO ashes. The worst which happen 10 them 10
sst any EFFORT on their part In that they would be
compelled fall back resume the position they
hold before the attack I'll, powerful engine be
from the North capable clear the from all
obstacles.
In his estimation the bombarding Of Charleston is
Az that the federals can accomIsisb now. He has
,des that, unprovidcd az We are with transports,
we can eject landing shore. lie believes that VIC
succeed in reducing Charleston ashes Che Monitors
viii be compelled afterwards 70 leave abe harbor and 10
place themselves under the protection Of the FORTS the
possession Of which will be invaluable to the North.
Az 70 an attack OF the place by land, such under
taking would demand more than possess, and an
Of labor greater than have any idea Of The
soil Charleston ID covered with marshes which
would require several miles Of corduroy roads be made
practicable Besides, AZ any time be Inundated
and needs be exhausted before be by
troops and artillery with safety.
Sixty vessels Of all sizes had run the blockade and en-
tered port Charleston since the LIST January or
the present year. These vessels loaded partly with
provisions partly with and munitions Of warthe
latter for the account Of the rebel government.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

from tho kichHoud rnflfcf, ANNA
Hslp4.Ssyrs, psHwirss gsfI
va Hsf,nAz Aprl I IsG5
Tc General y CoorEA
haze tro hongr rsport sbs capiure ~ the federal
gdnooai Dana AZ tsis pont 70 day. sic mounts Eve
heavy gurs IN. boat nor seriously nHged and will
~ mined atsiy pgt servse The eneuy'p lo-s n
Allied wounded and missing n 100
rAYlOR, Brgadsr Genera
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ssn .omESr 80 pHobuw1t Yesterday Afternoon a. q
ady seitns % sslaec sbe Zen usousibs 10 mo
pavement aod vac badly nJrfed ~ q passing caulAgs
by caro- osnd a hsf gocsss 70 suppossd b D. . Mrs
rek
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
REPORTS FROM CHARLESTON UP TO MON
DAY EVENING.

DAY EVENING.
(From the Richmond Sentinel, April 81
Il is understood that official information received
at hour Monday evening" the effect that the
enemy had been attempting the bar of Charles
ton barbor, but had not up that time succeeded in
getting 1t believed yesterday that several
federal ncads eight number together with many
Transports had crossed. II also believed that
despatch by the Secretary OF War yester.
day evening, the effect ne Tong ezpected attack had
commenced, and thai ne enen,y rers bonbordia9 Fors
Sumter
from the Richmond Wing, April 81
All thoughts centered upon Charleston. Oiicia
intelligence made public early yesterday morning
that the enemys clad feet had attempted to cross
the bar and failed; but later in the day
that ne enooas and hdapots had ceded in crossing
and csrs al anchor. Our iron clads lay between the
forts quietly awaiting the attack Further intelligence
Is looked for with eager anxiety The Yankees have
upon Charleston and may well anticipate desperate
conflict
[From the Charleston Mercury, Aprill.l
The French Mlan which left this port yes,sr.
day. has gons We understand TO Mexico The departure
Of the French Consul assured, not the result
Of any oacia order received by that functonary He
goes private business and hopes return in very
short time.
From the Mobile Tribune.l
CHARLESTON March 2s, 1883
The enemy landed last night on Coles Island one
reoonnoissaDce determine the place for opera
by land and against Charleston The troops for
the deence Of city said 10 he 10 q really excellent
condition.
THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsMsGros. April 9-Midnight
No official intelligence reference affairs at Charles
yet received here. II was expected at the
Navy Department that dispatches would arrive this
evening.
Entire confidence is expressed that the attack ON
Charleston will be completely successful. Prominent
government officers openly announce their belief thai
Charleston has been taken.
ia victory has been gained there by our land and
naval forces the first intelligence Of IL win be brought
by despatch boat from Hilton Head. The rebels will
mot permit any mention Of u by telegraph, or any
publication Of il In their newspapers.
private telegram from headquarters Of the Army Of
the Potomac says the Of the Richmond papers Of
yesterday is no, hopeful and shows tina, they consider
the surrender Of Charleston impossible n< city csi be
destroyed ra0u mcn BE- permned 10 Jaa into our poo
sessi0,
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

IN CAkP, MAR FALMOUTH, Va, Aprh q. 1868
Notice OF ne Inteaded RtcteAvrfoai Of me Prer0Ls-
Plan Of Rsrie,c, dc.
rollo wing ia the order corps reviews by the prcs
dent that Of this corps this Afternoon Notice CAGE
last evening thai Mr. Lincoln would review fooss
to-day, but withou, any specification 81 ;ne or race q
was orally supposed there would be yrara oi,
shainc OF regiments aud batteries Fllr occasions
heretofore nstesa OF this each resn.ea. reviewed
separately, moot. thln brigade pinly.
This innovation upon the usua order pprrued Al general
reviews was a happy one Il occupied less the Prcsi
dents tine besides giving him rettor opportunity su
be had before Of seeing tho regiments sepaaicy
and noting in the Appearance anc general ald
nea,nes Otherwise u their companies the degree
discipline exercised by their respective coanderr, snd
tho sodiery bearing nness aud pride VI the men -
threw each regiment 20 its own merits, and that 'bs
About the President had his escort, Including
Gen. Hooker, arrived At thc headquarters OF the Cn
mandiug General A New York regiment was ftat,ored
guard honor s the approach to headquarters aud
salntsd the President he PASSED in becoming AID
handsome manntr Tho band OF one of the regular rs
gen;s stationed inside the enclosure, struck "Hnl
10 Chief and the dernoined party walked n o BE- re-
gaicd by th. sight ~ comfortably ncd headquarters
thcrc IN tho army hoaniui supply Of Au.eroan
tabs with thai and drink that would vtrt
anehor,e from his cell. cure home scknsss IN ihs
ARMY, and mpart solaring comfort To any opr. from
President Of VI, United states dwn o. New Yorh cty
aldsrnsn. Az the generals arc sas o' Me corps wsse
there
About three hours we're occup.d In the ~
this corps All aloIg the President was mott snlh.siss
ticaly chcercd.
After the review soms ore called his attention ~
this difference between the regulars voun lhat
the former r.aidly Ia thair places without moving
their heads inch he rode by whe the latter almost
invariably turned their heads n ret giimI"o OF bim
The fact educci doubt to show the wonderful
pcrorIty OF regulars over volunteers.
~ don't care how much my solciers turn th'r leads
remarked the President az they don't tgrn their
backsn
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
Review Of Troops Dress Parade OF she
Rebels, &c.

HrAbQrAHTLns, Army or TiF PpIoaAc,
April ., 1868
Yesterday four corps we're reviewed The uoops ~ere
In most splendid condition, and drawn up upcn tho rob
ing table land formed Of the mosl magnificent
spectnc'es of tho war
In the afternoon large body OF rebel irooIs displayed
themselves, and formed the heights near trodercss
burg for dress parade Their avoiotc's we're disic,s
visible from headquarters with glass, and were hsny
creoisabc 70 the nds.
number OF dcserters IN lat night. Their state
mcnis, aside from confirming the reports c"n.erning
destItuton In their ranks, wore unimpcsisnI
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

Tte CarsI to-mssi.8srs nave reserved ths, ihs cYns
shall b. ctened for navlratSon The Jet d Way
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

with ne stfsyisu q ~ rane q he party b, sbor
lbs siies A3tfe1ed tis stosc scfpy lsstah4 At
ti',I sim
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% q tars stgrrtes nouE ne Eetea,s frt ,4.srsl
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balay N sLts a. n tkcrc u shore bai ths .a4gse
tls prsrost afLA se. erai "a crp.istss nrskss
ethss ~ - dom f'tet~ a4fe ttF ~ nselai eNfn.
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