Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-04-16

New York, April 7.-Bermuda paper:
| of the Oath notice the arrival Of the steam
| er C0runa6t0 at St. George from Whining
| ton with cotton, tobacco and turpentine
also schooner from some place, with 8
similar cargo. The Corum6aG was chased
nine hours.
The President has issued the following
| proclamation regarding that of Aug. 10TH
1861:
WHEREAS experience has shown that the
exceptions made in and by the said pro.
clamation embarras the due enforcement
of said act of July 18th, 81, and the prop.
er regulation OF commercial intercourse
authorized by said act with loyal citizens
| of said States, therefore,
do hereby make said exceptions, and
| declare the inhabitants of the States of
Georgia, South and North Carolina, Ten.
nessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Florida, Virginia, ex.
cept As counties, designated as Western
| Virginia, and except the parts of New Or
| leans, Key West, Port Royal and Beau
| fort, are in state of instruction against
the Q. s., and that all commercial inter
course not licensed and conducted as pro-
the inhabitants, with the exceptions afore-
| said, and the citizens of the q. s., is I'M
| lawful, and will remain unlawful, unless
| the instruction closes or has been sup
| pressed, and notice thereof been given,
| and all cotton and other products from
| said States, with the aforesaid exceptions.
sent into other ports of the q. S., or pro.
ceeding to any of said States, with the ex.
ceptions aforesaid, without license and
| permission of the President, through the
Secretary of the Urea Jury, will, together
| with the vehicle conveying the same. be
forfeited. (Signed,)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
W. Il. SEWARD, Sec'y OF State.
Leavenworth, Kansas, April 7.-Tbis
| city has gone radical Republican. Here.
tofore it has been Democratic.
Washington, April IA dispatch has
| been received at headquarters from Gen.
Rosecrans, dated Murfreesboro the 9Th.
stating that Gen. Stanley had returned
| from an expedition, bringing number of
cavalry from the peninsula, having killed
and wounded several.
New York, April 7.-Tri5une Speciaz.
Two expeditions sent out by Gen. Stahl.
returned yesterday evening. One BRO,
ceeded to Warrenton and vicinity. The
other explored beyond Bull Run Noun
tains, to the Blue Ridge. Thew enooun.
tered only few scattered parties of xuer-
riilas; they took 81 prisoners. and brought
in such horses as could be found.
| A force of rebel cavalry is believed to
be IN the Shenandoah valley.
There is no confirmation of the renorts
which have been current here and in the
Army OF the Potomac, rs to the capture
and destruction of Charleston. All that
is known has been published. News,
| however, is momentarily expected.
Times Daspatch-The mails by the Brit
lsh steamer, expected here with conside-
rable anxiety, did not arrive. 1t is need
less to disguise the fact that to the most
prudent and intelligent statesmen, connec.
ted with the Government, consider our
relations with Great Britain as more pre-
carious than they have been at any time
since the Trent affair.
The World's correspondent writing
from aboard flag ship Hartford, March
25th, says: Three miles above Grand
Gulf, the wheel house Of steamboat