Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-13

Po0P'0 was on oroau street ana Capltol square
awaiting the train, together with large mill
tary escort The body was removed to the
Governors mansion, where it will be laid in
State until morning, when it will be .conyeye6
| to Lexington.
RICHMOND, May II.
1t has been determined to retain Jacksons
body here until Wednesday. The funeral pro-
cession tomorrow forenoon will escort the re-
mains from the Governors mansion to the
Capitol, where it will lay in state during the
day.
The following order has been issued by Gen.
Lee:
HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
May nth, 1863 I
General Order, No. 6l.
1t is with deep grief that the Commanding
General announces to the army the death Of
Gen. jackson. He expired on the 10th, at $3.50
p m. The daring, skill and energy of this
great and good soldier, by the decree of
Almighty Providence, is now lost to us. But
while we mourn his death, let us feel that his
spirit still lives, and that it will inspire our
whole army with his indomitable courage, and
MS unshaken confidence in God, our hope and
our strength Let his name be watchword
to his corps, who have followed him to victory
on many fields. Let the officers and soldiers
emulate his invincible determination, to do
everything in defence of our beloved country.
(Signed,) R. E. LEE
General Commanding.
JACKSON, May II.
The enemy are fortifying at Rocky Springs
and Willow Springs. Oslerhaust is at Cayuga
with 1900 cavalry and SIX or seven regiments
infantry. They are reinforcing Willow Springs
and Rocky Springs from the river. Grant will
probably advance east and not direct to Vicks-
burg.
A special to the Appeal from Senatobia 30th
reports that Price met and chastised the Fed.
erals at st. Francis river.
It's reported at Memphis that the Confedc-
rates occupied Iittsburg, Penn. The Bulletin
of the 8th has dates from Cincinnati of tho
9th, which say that Dayton was comparatively
quiet. Yesterday afternoon troops from Gin
cinnati and Columbus began to pour in. The
rlngleaders were arrested. Every precaution
is taken to prevent a renewal Of the outbreak
st. Louis dispatch says that one hundred
OF the most prominent sccessionists were ar
rested. No favor was shown them. They and
their families are to be sent South.
TULLAHoMA, May II.
General Bragg reviewed portion of the
Alabama troops yesterday, and addressed them
briefly, in highly complimentary manner,
and gives them spirited encouragement as to
their situation in the front. He ardently
hopes they may meet an attack from the
enemy. He leaves to-day to inspect other
corps. All quiet in the front.
Scouts from the front to-day report the re-
mova of the enemy's heavy baggage and tents
to the rear.
TheNashville daily papers of the 9th contain
kilograms OF the battle in Virginia. The Fed
era loss, in Sedgewick's command alone, was
5000 men. The editor says that Hooker hav-
ing changed his base tells the story that he is
defeated Our first reports were base fabrica-
tions The picture is frightful, and adds to
the chronology of our sanguinary defeats in
the East. 1t reports tho rebel loss at ten or
fifteen thousand
VICKSBURG, May II.
Nothing important to-day. A coal barge
ran past the batteries last night. The enemy's
fleet above is increasing.
JACKSON, May II.
Crystal Springs, on the N o. Railroad, to-day
at II o'clock.
RICHMOND, May II.
Northern dates of the 10th have been re-
ceived. The charges against Vallandigham
were, that on or about the 1st of May he ad-
dressed large meeting at Mount Vernon,
Ohio, declaring tho war was unnecessary and
cruel, and not wagsd with view to the pre-
sorvatlon of the Union, but for the purpose of
crushing liberty and establishing despotism.
He has denounced Burnside's order, "No. S9,"
as base usurpation of military authority, and
the sooner the people inform the minions who
have usurped the power, that they will not
submit to such restriction, the better
An arrival from Wilmington Bar reports
iron-clads off Charleston, ready for another
attack.
Great excitement was caused in Savannah
by the Yankee steamer overhauling suspicious
vessels. Spanish steamer was sent out to
investigate the matter.
No further news is published in the WASH