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uow Dcmocra,s are converted.

NJ ior William l.. Cole, editor of the Irish
American. and late Piymhster la the United
States Army. published an account OF the ,fl''rt-
OF the Administration agents Ia manufacture
party capital out of his PNmtsier's appointment.
which throws considerable light un the surprising
conversion OF many notable Democratic officers
and Generals in the X hcil programme. IL
seems that last winter Major Cole. after his No
poutment, met win once zeauus Drmocrnt.
but now extreme Republican. Who is alroa CLERK
of the senate n Washington, ~hen the follow
ing conversation. ~ related by M,jor Cole. en-
sued;
We'll Mr. Cole. | perceive that Won have
been appointed Pa,mister iu the United States
Army" answered 'syrs tie sail. Now.
thht you hive ece,ed favor from the Govern
meut. expect that the Irish A merican will sup.
port the Administration" ia answer, | said. 81
did not look upon nay appointment rs = favor, but
ms right; that the lrish. american did more IN
support OF the verumeut since the war broke
our hon any Republican raIcr." He snid The
Irish nerc ~ W.. ~ d-luyal ~ the Would: a.
published that traitors (Seymnur'-) message tp
the New York Legislature with editorial com
meut- approving ct H." std II nm nloiscd
Ia hud ,uu read the Irish American aud il YOU
look uDon Governor Seq mour ~ traitor. | nm
afraid that more th,n tive. thirds OF The iuhabit
ant at the loyal States are traitors"
w. NC SUI N"u nv NV '"uH'Wt' ~
the Senate vet | said. No. but nm aware
TINT Aou IRE not the sen tie ui The United States -"
He sntl. IL viii take good caie that you are
nj ouni, mcd "
said II think 'h,tisa small business for the
Sc retnr, OF The Sruate cot the United States To-
be eng 'ged ia. and weprted
On rhr Il Of Jinury last VI ior Cole wis
ordered 10 report lor dul, IA rNeuwoih. ~
sls. Oh, ously With view ol ~ith irn~nl him ~
tar n rp,slhe irum home politics o. the % h
ct A I'll FOLLOWING he Mns informed thht ~ the
Scuate I'D me- ,tivei hi- nnppinlment the Presi
dent had rev okel II In Y Exmess.
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Thl,e ofthe morning journals have ru-hc 10
the cnuelu~iun-two ot them with s,rcnsm that
bectus, Gea Meple WIS born IN Spaiu he cannot
compete with President Lincoln. or any other
ambition. General. ior the Presidency: and. there.
fore. that I've ,Meui.) sill have fdr play. both IN
court and camp. These morning journalists be, c
hut h Va ,ximiurd the Constitution aud the adiu
dicatlof, ia like cases there on;
"No person avs the Cuhstituiion) except -
nttur,l hntt citxpn. ora citizen oi the United
States ~ the time OF the alupiun oi this Consii
tuition. shall DO eligible IL the Office OF Pissi
dent
The father ~ Gen Mc,de Ms an American
born citizen ni the United Statc.. temporarily
resident 10 spain, where the new General MS
bun. The law cnniempiate- such hifth q.
Within the United States. and relieve the pei son
ihn' horn, trim the dsqu ID atinn 1T the Con
stuutinn OtherWi.c. every sou ~ m mister nr
consul or OF 4 merchant or shipninsier. etc
thu horn aiauid. would he sul lrr, o. ih.. and
o,her like d'.qusIihgations ct the Constitution -
IN y Expes,
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ATTORNEY.
MEDICAL.
DR.. LudIusn's Specific.
OF
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
OF yuU OuGArs or
GENbuATION.

WI sonorfhea, 90 eommoti, eailse Cls. 4. q ats.
sn.tng maiads, ant Il too ~sli kuawn ta 70 ,sfs
any sspsna iuh cay ~ be- got. bat IA 10 eirtu, a
get clear 81 II companion lh.i Tee admire. a ,s,
v.dss al classes u y-bel male and fsmsls rseA
apd poor both married s'nls Afhough al s,,..,.
soms ~ tssf distr,ssihs sna r., Al 4, .
aisfa -s The treatment ~ which. Ia. ssn~fal, hes.
worhf thah the dbsase itssif TIE common n 80
tfatHshi Il nfsi 20 deprive you ~ All 1hsn
come eonf'e OF Iafvatlou-livinr on bread and tss
eapPsd or .achsa. combined ~ith nsnssa ina
INFECTIONS lnihhs ontm-nfs. and warn fomsnfs lsns
tvefy lev dayN the mscins- ere chsnssdi and sstsr
some monih' treatment Ia this ssy. which the pssnt
bssr With crest foFttude fear 81 Ell osu he 4 de.
essfrsd ~ fsehsrs. s'n-ei Nth irssels urvtcr.
~ adisssssoi he nssk 81 Gle bladder.
rhis-psrifc. which acts iiks ehsrm vfsfs fec dssss
ont o.s disease pissssnttesaks. srd ~heh
bas cured thousands N Se~ foft. phisdsiphs Haltt-
inotr snc many Of the southern cliiss. 10 ssrsn sna
enteusl femsdy that mskss rapid esre.
whoa fsssfd 10 diet drini Of sssreiss ssssrt srsss
TINS. iumfss @ ossf-sitsnins. THIS remedy is no.
squssd by anything yet Discovered fof ths cure o. ,Aoss
dlssssss hs sirscted from psnts and /. Ter.
iscty safe at = purely vegetable u contains meg.
cafy 90 'ha ,eu can sspe,e yonrssn a. eli kinds 81
weshsr, without the iess danger from the sss,e1,s
And yes careful IN ~fspplns up your paste ,e.
will have no ts-ss - smsli fr. w. thss ,es ere nes
deprived Toe sons lhioeemPsny. o. being sssss,seby
Ths 4 sssss me- 'elas bu,s remedy discovered ana
s.sf WIN immense sueesss " ,sEssf ysieisn. ss1
confidently recommend a 10 ihs unfortunate
Csr1ios-Sens y genuine wi,hou, ne sisnssrre %
he ptopristef, W davidson, sreuni the hos, AHA
fhnsemsni. q rsas msfks ~ be psessessss visA NE
w.rDAvrosos. ssl. r,.sr,..s,,
sold ~ prsss'ss>ssssssi'y. Jsnss-Sssis
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hn MAsDSs RtfLfs
No - UrrER SEYMOUR ST PeRrxAS sQuARr
Al IL

No ~ UrrER SEYMOUR ST PoRraAS SQpaRFl
June / ls6j.
SIN: | have your note ct Yesterday The
proposition Il contains Is certainly worthy of the
gravest consideration. provided il i mtde under
proper re- possibility. Yet YOU must be aware
that. while YOU know fully the ropfe-entatlse Pc
sitiOn occnpy. have not the ike assurance "a
regards Yourself
% you think proper. therefore. 10 communicate
20 me who those are on whose behalf and author
iiy YOU make the pro ton referred To. with
the evidence OF your right Ia mike this offer
will at once give you my reply the character Of
which however. must denend on what ! may
learn OF your authority Ia the premises
VI MASON.
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lfuclfs Defense.

4 Correspondent of tie ONeushoro Monitor
sa,s thu i III admirable document. indicative ~
military genius. great forecast. aud ,bounding ~
uhx ms which show thu the writer has studied
thehet works Ia h- profession ltis, criticism
~or y, ct NHpier's celchratel work on the wa
et the Peninsula from lsn1 to leli FIVE im.
puttut point. nrc clearly e.tablishcl: 1T the
rtnid movement from y ,-hvillc To succor and To-
st,e Gr'ht At Shiloh. ~ The ml.icrly vigor
with winch he moved IA keep pace sith Bragg
Invasion ei Kentucky, 3i. tie prudence wh ch
defeated ~ 'Eg'- de.iln ln cuuntctun With th.
attack an Muutptdssil'e. lth. tho rc.rue ot LOUIS.
Vile aud the battle of pefr,,ille where want al
coneeri OF the part al division commanders alone
-,,ci Bragg ipfce from tot, capture. aud 5th
the tltuitues' aud caution which lufced Bragg.
supeuer arm, ont ol keutuek, which IL was de
sRhed 10 permanently occupy Such = Gcnef.l
would be worth h,s weight Ia gold e. the Govern
meu n the present Crsis around Washington
nnd Rtliimatc, and yet tof the last eight mouths
like Mcclellan and Franklin. I've u depfitei oi
comm md. his country bleeiing 1T every pore
from tho DISASTROUS Interference of Cungres
-ion,l Committee. utterly destitute " any mill
t,ry know ledge aud incapable. IL honest. OF 80
Letting the proper commanders Tor the trying oc.
cason
The casc NJ. dferent IN 1919. when the war
Department marked out the oli ect 10 he ,iltctsl
~ = campaign. and then giving the Generals full
power. LETT The rssnt 20 their ge.ius and their
knowledge Of the theaier of operation Such
wste Tie powers and instructions coudded to
llttflspn ud jackson. whose deel. Ia success
tai campaigns immortal sed their own tame and
Hiie'i, in connection With the naval renown. ih
placing their heosei counit, IN the front rank
al nations = Louisville journal
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PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE LETTING

NfCTfcF ~ HrRrnN OWEN TuAr At nv yrNE
Y term, ihdf q the lizard ~ Commissioners ~ Mall.
son County, Indiana, then aud ihsfe efdrrei ~
sad hoa that hn rs b. bin across Nhite River 81
Aidef on npun the Hove Plan"
fians ami tpychea st IT vera 90 wit the tone
wofk. eaffn"f work, plan ~ the hFige eah 10 hsd
Al The AUDITOR ulce ~ sad County, ffm Tie lSh ~
the 18th ~ Juy seat durng which time and 81 hieh
place sealed pnposa viii he reviewed fof the sione Wa
and the bualns q fad fridge. VII ~ VIII be Ito Tie
towssi responsible biddff nu ssd iolh day of guif
sad Com nisslo err the fsht ~ separating the
tlds Zoe ths stone work AID that Of hscafpent,r vera
Done by order Of the Board
JOS Si6fFh.
Auitor OF Madison Cunnty.
Andersen. June -. iea2 Juncge-' 80
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NoScrnr D coSwAy. E.q.


AunRtY HorsE. NorrNa HIT. W.
June 10Th, 1869.
STA: Your note of the llth has been received
! could eisily give You the evidence Tint repre-
sent the views Of the leading Abolitionists Of
America. but with regard 10 the special Offer
which have made have concluded that II was
best To write out Ia America and obtain the evi
dence of my right ~ mike IL In form which will
preclude any doubt Ne To IL sufliciency | shall
then address YOU acain on the subject
MONCURE ID CONWAY.
N.sn~
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sUNDRIEs.
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1000 Gloss Cork. al Sizes
1000 4" Sealing Wax;
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so bbis. Coal OIL
10 bbls. Benzine;
90 bbls. Linseed OIL;
90 bbls. Lard oil;
so bbls. Lubicating OIL;
90 bbls. Whiting
500 or. Quininc;
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bale. Terra Japonea
10 eases Mtss LiquoIice, pure, for To-
bAcconidg
10 cases Sick Lquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various
500 boxes Glaze. all sizes;
500 gals. Elst India Castor OIL;
tuns White Lead, in OIL;
bbls. Sp'ts. Tarpeniine;
% bis Varnish
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as bills old rive aud Wheat Whisky;
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10 dok. London Porter
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~, htAflosi lspfASA The far,ious course
- the keIutic,n memtefa Ia .Ittl.i,.' 49,
tie lhdi'un Legislature Hnd leaving that -
vth""' quorum, y likely "a result "a se,o,,,,
ton 90 The pat ~ the State The appfnn, tim
bill ~. not passei IN consequence of this .etlon
OF The Republicans. md no provision W.. mad.
lar the payment Ut the interest on Tie Suite h.,.l.
The Andit"f OF the State caunoi nv thl. ,.,e,.
ct without the authority ~ lhe Iasl.l,,a,., a. 20
% ~ wvnld be ~ cuWnit = leusi lsrnss IL.
lHvt"ss, tsisssss.s, tsst The tnait 49,, s3s .',.
atei. sud this will be ssst al ell.,.s -. a.
Ivrsas t-tus~s sesties ~ ssns,a ~ ,hss. II n.
4 Ussid - =
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The MASON and CONWAY corre.pond-


To 90 E8foF n fif LoHaoa TiH1s'
Sk 81 pift of lie political h.-ipft If the
tlmes. The eHre-i uudeuee folnsuirf-i hefesith
may have suihcien' .isfaacanee 10 ell fpf iis
publication. | submit 10 you aecsuiinsl ) iOr
4 place be- your columns am. ~. sefy 70
specially, your obedicut servant,
VI MAsoS
% Upper Seymour street. Pormau square.
JunsI7,
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Tns Rssrp.sross says the Fort WAYNE
Ne avv glad so see that ccionel Wake, has
)ue~1 - rrcesve the money frpm ths hsud. II
inslvu. LINER 4 Co. aud that he refused 10
lse suy eosstenss,oe ~hs,essr 10 Governor
v"step w he fevo'u'ionsry schemes A
corn oAss< OF the Mate. deslfoua 81 doing hi.
nty. o,ionel w csaid %. co otherwise than be
IA dane We injosse NtN aawill also
v>Dless II Is'i'sss,. j. -, ,ry OF Indi
80 Ars,ss.
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4.EE- The Hon. y imon 2 Chase. Secretary Of
- lfcssgFs OF the pse-e"' sas~ .,stf. ion. w a
- me tiy-frt'H OHIO. Aages, g. s57
~, n reieflag to a.l,ve rescue asse.
~Ns hsse right to have out State laws
We iollt mean to resist Federal au
- ufJusi Laws. property admin.
pred. ~ he respected n di.satefe,l, Nc will
50 tie 'ssllot bps snd re,ife-<o us wtong- but
<s have rights which the Fsisral Onvsrnmrnf
onrt not lnsade-fiphis superior a. "a rnsrr. tn
}nih our sovereign, depends. and We de- mean
Z" s-ssts these u, hts ng'in., all iyrauuicd a.
uhpfiuns o. suihutlts
i This y gnoi advice. AMI we trust HE Demo
rats .f ohs Oil rem, mber 10 when anothe,
fsilsmli1ham cass occur. in their Suite The
tsa.fitatlsn of Ohio esmesrly pfuyides that to
tlx-n sh ~ Ice paai.hr'l oat of the ) uc to- an,
ssme ennMIltei within llp limits, and u the lvn
lie of osio f.rr,biy re.i-ts the BIN shmcn, a.
<1r vsllsndlgh,m they would Toe Justified b, the
slehlngs at Mr Chase II j. Posing strange
,sst. eth thlr ,ecord he could remtin member
the Csblne, aztec the outrage oa civil fiehfs
nj Safe lsss u, tho c,.s OF citizen ol HI own
kss~ ,--lSev York World
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VFIIFIFF NV, a
eup'i"n OF York. ~, i.scd the lolluwiog Nd
dress 10 the citizen
YohK, Pa june 30. 1863
10 hs citizens n York
have abstsiucd from burning lie railroad
buildings anal car shops 10 ,ow town, bccausc,
after examination. Am satisfied that the safety
of the town would Toe endangered. snd, acting Ia
the spirit Of humanity which h,s ever character
ised IN, government sud lis military authorities.
| do not de-ife 90 involve the innocent IN the
same rani.hm.n, With the guilty. Had applied
the touch with"u, regard 10 Tie consequences.
would then haze pursued course that would
have heeu fully ,iuiicaisd ~ an ac, OF Justice
Ia retaliation tor the authorized asts OF balafiy
p'rpeir'ied 10y sour ..rartm, on
un hp, ear tpon stsi. shsl $3.50.
l.t "a .-.'I- ~
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FouNp DRIES.
THE uOOsfEw STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.

IIAvf~G coNrtr1fp OUR FOUNDRY. VIZ ARP
uou prepared 90 fccritt and fatsiaCioflll etefuf
eft1fa faf stoves AM cltiIues fftsfa y The ssnio
pafntr has u. returned ffem the Easi. ~herv be ha
procured tts most Do fahe and peeet psiiefns iof co.'s
eay tnelss the asntcr Of Wholesale stove dealers -
thl. branch ~ cor business with request that the, ~
CIV u call Olf other work wi s1nhfaes iron fonu
and columns fwhich We desire % mske prumusnt lea
trfe IN eur manufacure fsiinE and NH cstiings segH
fus ant Kettles. hou-e vork. such ~ Nentiatfa Wa
dne Caps s and holuweafs. Ia fs Sveftihnf pre- eeea
A. 81 iron foundry We respectfully soith pa ohsge
snd only promise what can veil aud promptly pei
form
once and P,undrt TOT .oaih Delaware street JOIN.
Ing indianapolis and C.hciunaii and Indiana Cehfh
Freight prrott. indianapolis Indians. . -.
myia C'iA, Lohpt Ffth'
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HOT ELS.
q A = e S II O u s = ,
j. J.. UOLTON,
PROPRIETOR
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
nyao DIR
NOTICE.
INTERNAL REVENUE

NOTICE..
INTERNAL REVENUE
orrfes AkssssaE tsrssssL nsvrsrs..
s,ssh District of Indiana,
isplAsAroiis, Jane ~, 1887
yu,uP citizens o. The 9th Congressional ffre, o. Ind
are u. frhy notified that the Assessment divisions
~ the dlstfet hsxe been CHANGED, ani the luw ng
psfayns wl DE retained AEsitaai Asresofs fer The
d. lslons nafaeai
MARION COUNTY.
pivi.es No. l. John Il. stamps. indianapolis
HA>CucN COUNTY.
psvi.iee No. IA. T. HAN, stssnhsit
satLni cuuA1Y
pvisios No. . DER, wssIiy, bhslhyvlls
JOnsslOS c'tSt,.
Division No. is c Dunn, frsnki n.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Division Nc. s.-Jssn n fhernsafgh. xees.ssiii.
HhsDRlcks COUNTY.
p,laiea 10. s-Alien LEA. pshviis
wtiLIAM A. BRADSHAW,
ial,sdlv Assessor sk n Ussifiet ~ Indiana
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FOR SALE.


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n or errie,. lipe. Gaps noos and Shoes. hardware,
On are, Nufioll-, Ar, athrstng village In.
diana oils. and ga god farming eouslrys
An, one wishing g. ocate ~ good and lucrative husi
nee 10 % by calling At my office No Wet Nash
ington stf.et. JACOB fLDhlpdk.
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NOTICE.

Nroricg II uERrnY GIVEN THAT Any sAis
mads ~ SAMUEL rui u stack be ongng 20 The late
4 N q pslfs odd all not he recognized w me- and
al psfons cautioned against making any sae l,ur.
ehas Huon bkizELi.
jub s-sidAslw
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WI ne Introduced BY their trainer, Or. JAMES l..
TiiAfnU
Nothing .ha'l - wanting to make this moral, intel.
lFef"Hl anh amusing n ihton. hoiwithstaniht the
Va "arah variety II stir and tho feccdrntsd
rspennr ~ h- anparsi rle naiion the nrlce
adn.s ut be placed he extraordinary low nfnre
ot TNtN1fstlvt CtNTs, Reserved seats. fFfi
CtNts
lh"''soren At and clock ~ performances toeom.
menee half "a hour AFT Fwafa.
sk1s- Ss- - g. H.ps- - m.
WIT rxslpr AZ
niehmona, Saturday, lily ia cnrnsrssils heaa-'
July 3. nu.hv ~ 1us.dsy. July II tfssn-iafs, Wd.
n',aay. Ialv 81 shslhyvills, fhufsa ~ l"y ~ mia
nsnsis rf,i and ssm dsy. Jay ~ snd ~. osnslls.
M0iday. July 90 fsfesnes'iis Ta.dsy JAY ~ Hsfi'
W.dnssdss, Jal Al refrs iau,s. fhafso-S. July "a
n.w.mh., IA. at.sa tshlhlten IN the wsfla 4,
eomtne sSln sfAl<vth, Assnt
JI' L.cntRR Advertising Assent
ld.deepi
, 1863-04-24
the FRENCH In MEXICO.
Conflicting Reports Of French and
Mexican Successes,

NEW YORK, April 23.-The Washington
special Of the New York Tribune says:
The French Minister las received dispatches
confirming the telegram from San Francisco,
with reference to tue bombardment OF Pueba.
They state that the French carried the first
line Of works around Pucbla, and were conf
dent Of coon capturing the city. That their
communications with Vera Cruz were uniutcr-
rupted, and reinfurccnents and supplies arriy-
ing daily. The French troops were greatly
elated By their irst substantial success III
Mexico.
The steamer Eagle has arrived here from
Havana, April 18th.
Adyices from Mexico arc to the l2th, by q
French steamer from Vera Cruz According
to Freuch accounts, Comonfort, in an attempt
to join Ortega in puella, had been defeated,
with considerable loss, and 0rtega had at
tempted a sally in the direction Of the Capital,
but had been driven lack. Ortcga is slid to
have offered 10 eapitulate, which offer was re-
fused by the French commander, who insisted
upon ali unconditional surrender.
Ono curious item Of the news is that, in
answer to 4 prayer Of Il deputation Of womel
that he would not bo1nbard the city, Genera
Forcy had promised not to do go, lie having
sufficient appliances to compel the garrison
to surrender,
In this connection VIC may mention a sig
| niGcant ru1nor, which WIS prevailing in lila
yana, that Forey had suffered defeat.
, 1863-04-24
MATTERS IN MISSOURI.

Especial D'spssea 10 the >n'eaeo i.'oune.l ~ ~,
81. tocis' April d. 1soa'
There is great anxiety, but no apprehen-
sion, ,for news from Southeast Missouri. This
,,ornsno IN or;,cr v,s ;ssucd nro,,ihstinr the
departure OF any steamers GOWN tne 1l'eF'
Ont Of this rumor las grown to prodiglous
size that Cape Girardcau is in the hands
- +.o -cbe1s VI ,,os;+;vo information tn
u sne 'sue4o w pos1.. ~ .,1's. ~ nv w
that cueet nns peen Eecel'eo tnas aa'' Ano
n,,ce il not 60 strongly defended as could be
..;.,oa Cav Camille ce, cn,t,a and
"ieneo' WV oan'oe' oeN """
other military and civil maSnates profess 10
believe he rebel advance is only r.id. The
.rrov ot p;,ot Erah i. rrccfv;oc suc,, acccs.
.. 'Ao' AA''o" ~
, 1863-04-24
FROM EICKSnIlRe.
The Solution Reached at
Last.
FIFTEEN TRANSPORTS RITS
TIE ELOCAiDE,
Gen. Grant and his ArmV Below
the City.
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS
NEAR.
CQkFtREaATGEy REREL
DISPATCHES.

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuuc.1
IEMru1s, April -, via Cairo o3 1863.
The steamer Planet hI.s arrived from below,
and brings later Intelligence from Vicksburg.
Or Monday tight fifteen transports ran the
blockade, and are now bcloy Warrcnton,
The casualtlcs are not known.
Five Transports hare bccn successful in
running tie blockade up The Yazoo River, and
are, ii is said, now aboye Haincs' Bluff.
Gen. Grant has moved his headquarters to
New Carthage. al is quiet along the 'front.'
The Federals occupy the north, and the rebels
the south side Of the Coldwatcr.
Major Hayes corpse will be sent to Cincin-
nati to-day.
It is rumored that fight is going on in the
vicinity Of cozinth, but nothing definite Is
known Ct the result.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFiburcj
CAIRO, April 33 1863.
The stcame: White Rose has just made this
port fron, Vicksburg.
The reports Of her officers substantiate the
story previously rumorcd, Of the successful
running Of the blockade, on Monday last, by
a second lot Of gunboats and transports carry.
ing 1arse force Of Fcderals.
NEW TonK, April 2s.-Rlchnond papers OF
the 20th have been received in the Army Of
the Potomac, and the Korld's correspondent
sends the following:
JACKSON, Miss, April 17.-Eight boats pas.
scd Tickthurg Inst night. One was burnt. It
is also believed that Vicksburg will be attack
cd within ten days.
sixty-four steamers have left Memphis for
Vicksburg, with soldiers and negroes.
JACKSON, Miss, April 1S.-The enemy's bat
tcs}cs opposite Fieksburg opened fire on the
morning Of the 18th, and ceased late in the
afternoon. No damage done.
ST.. LOUIS, April c3.-Thc Democrat has a
special from Cairo, which says: sour gun.
boats have destroyed the rebel battery at
Warrenton, below Vicksburg. The feet was
! at anch"r at Carthage on the 18th. Gen.
Grant mas to 60 down on the same day.r
CAEo, April $3.50 sick oldiers and &C
rtbcl prisoners arrived to dag. Last Monday
| night fifteen boats run the rebel batteries al
Vicksburg successfully. Steamers are said
to be plying between Warrenton and Young'E
Point without molestation. 1t is believed
that Eicksburg is evacuated.
, 1863-04-24
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE POTOMAC
April ~.
AL is quiet on the Rappahannoek. Tho
river is rapidly falling, and the mud disappear
Ing;
skir1ni$h with the rebels, near kclly's Ford,
We captured one Lieutenant Colonel, several
Captains and Licutcnants, and about twenty
one priyates.
On Monday, while the artillery was being
inspected by General Hunt, near Falmouth,
caiseon, loaded with shells, exploded, wound
Ing four men-ore dangerously.
D;rpatch to the Philadelphia Prcss.)
NAs11lNG7os. April 19.-1t Is nnderetood
that lie advance Of Gen. StoneInan was mere
II to ascertain tho locality Of the main body
Of the rebels, and to discover whether any
considerable force has been sent to the She
nandoah Valley. Asa part Of tue programme,
the destruction Of the railroad communica-
lions with Lynchburg aud other Virginia To-
calitics, was also embraced:
The heavy rains on "Wednesday night pre-
vented lie advance e the Union army as
planned. There is no secret now that, while
Stoncrnan with his cavalry and light artillery
was operating in one direction, the infantry,
properly supported, were to have crossed the
Rappahannock again nj the same point cross
ed by Burnside. This movement was to have
taken place on Thursday. At the time ap-
pointed, the poontoons we're ready, and moth.
ing but good WI tather was necessary to render
the advance Success.
, 1863-04-24

DCs1E17H, ILL.,, April 2S.-A destructive
fire occurred here at one o'clock this morn
ing. Burt's Reaper Factory WAS burned, with
ali It's contents. The loss will probably reach
$40,D00. The d" Cling Of MIR. $. Burt, one Of
The partners, was also burned. NJ insp.
rance.
TORONTO, c. W.. april Gothic Touring
mills and stayc and single factories in Brigh-
ion, the property Of Il. C. Bettcs, were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; partly in-
eurei.
A considerable portion Of the village Of
Youngstown, n. T., opposite Niagara. c. ",
was burned this morning, including Bartons
Hotel, Connors Hotel, audt the adjacent build
irgs.
ST. LOUIS, April 2L-Thc distil1ery Of 4 E.
Tilton, corner Of Main and Poplar streets,
adjacent were damaged. Loss about SIS 900.
No insurance.