, 1863-06-27

Dates TO June 18th.

Dates TO June 13ths
MURFREEsBoRo June lth.-The Chatta-
nooga Rebel of the 4th, in an article on the
situation of affairs, states that Breckin-
ridges corps returned to Bragg, he needed
no more troops.
Southern papers of the 9th and 9th, con-
tain nothing in regard to the reported sur
render Of Voksburg.
Pickets refuse to exchange late papers.
1t is expected they contain news ofrebel re-
verses The opinion is entertained in au-
thoritative circles that not a man can be de-
tached from Rragg's army. Since Grant
opened siege on Vicksburg, Rosecrans has
kept himself SO throughly informed of
Bragg's designs, and so constantly threat
ened on him attack in force that he Bragg
deemed imprudent to weaken his strength
in the least effort for tie relief of Yicks-
burg. BY pursuing this course for the
/ present, Rosecrans is believed to be con-
tributiug more towards permanent triumph
than he could do even by such victory as
that Of Stone River
A dispatch from an officer engaged in the
cavalry fight at Beverly Ford station, says,
among the rebels killed was Gen Stewart
himself. The report needs confirmation
HEADoUARTERs ARMY OF THE POTo-
MAC, June 11th.-Our forces remain in
their position south Of Fredericks sburg.-
The enemy is manafesting no intention to
attack US. Our defenses are impregnable.
1t is not believed the rebels will risk an
assault Work is suspended on their forti-
fcations their troops, however display
themselves in larga force No firing heard
since Tuesday evening. This morning the
utmost quiet prevails A number of pris-
oners arrived last night from the upper
works, mostly members of the 4th Virginia
cavalry. Lee is in the vicinity of Culpep-
er with large force of infantry. A heavy
force remains near Fredericksburg. Troops
from the Black Water, North and South
Carolina, and elsewhere, have been hurried
to the army in Northern Virginia. No
doubt Lee contempates desperate effort
for the annihilation of Hooker's army -
Stewart's attempt to make raid in Penn
sylvania is frustrated
Levi Burchard Of Washington City, has
been appointed Surveyor General of Arizo-
ma.
New YORK, June 12th.-The steamer
AlbGRas arrived from Newbern, n. c., with
dates to the 9th The concurrent testi-
mony Of deserters leaves no room to doubt
that the long smouldering fires of Revo-
luton are breaking out in the interior of
that State, and that dissatisfaction has
reached point far beyoad what the jour
nails Of that S ate intimate.
Several thousand armed refugees from
conscription who have been weeks entrench-
ed in the mountains, defy the confederate
authority. The Raleigh Standard com
plains that while tie rebel conscription act
has not been enforced in Georgia and Miss
sissippi, North Carolina has been raked as
with fine tooth comb. 1t appears that
North Carolina troops were placed in front
in the battle of Chancellorville, to resist
the advance of Hooker, sustaining an i'm
mense slaughter, while the Virginia ard
South Carolina troops were held in reserve
The massacre of the North Carolina troops
is boldly and freely denounced and the
Confederacy charged with gross injustice
and bad faith Numerous studied indigni-
ties are put upon the State which her peo-
pie greatly resented. 1t is proposed to
make Gen. Welch, Of the African brigade,
military Governor Of North Carolina.
COLUMBUS, Ohio June 18th. the Demo-
cratic Convention held here yesterday, was
the largest and most enthusiastic ever as
sembled in Ohio. Ex-senator Hugh J.
Jewett made a speech denouncing the ar
rest of Vallandigham and Hall and their
banishnent He execrated Gen. Burnside S
order Jewett was nominated for Lieuten-
ant Governor. Judge Van Trump was
nominated for Supreme Judge. A COM
mittee of 20 were appointed to wait on the
President and demand Vellandigham re-
turn. Numerous speeches were made by
S. S Cox, Sam. Medary, Sherman and 9TH
ers, all bitterly denCucing Burnside and his
order. The Convention passed off quietly
and tremendously, and adjourned with the
determination to elect Vallandigham Gov
ernor Of Ohio by triumphant majority
The report of the committee on resolutions, de-
clared that the democratic party has ever, been
and is yet law-abiding party, asking nothing but
its rights under the Constitution and the laws
That the will Of the people is the foundation o.
all free Governments to give effect to this will
free thought, free speech and free press are abso
lutely indi,pensabe.-Th there is manifest
difference between the administration Of the Gov.
ernment and the Government ITSELF That tie
administration, and the agents Of the people, are
subject to their approval Or condemnation, accor
ding to their merits or dement's. The resolution
further protest against the emancipation. as bur
densome to the people and unjust in its nature
wholly without warrant Of the Constitution
They declare the power assumed by the Presiden
to proclaim martial law over States where wa
does not exist, and to suspend the writ of habsa
corpus, is unwarranted by the Constitution. 1t
tendency is to make civil authority subservient tc
military, and that the arrest and Imprisonment o
G. L. Valandigham by alledged military authori
ty, for no other pretended crime than utterinl
words of legitimate criticism upon the conduct o
the administration in power, and Of appeal to th
ballot box for change of policy,-said imprison
ment being when courts of law are open and un-
obstructed, is palpabe violation Of the Constitu
ton of the United States. The resolutions furthe
declare, whenever 1t is practicable, to obtain
convention of all or th1ee-fourths of the States
such body should convene for the purpose o
proposing such amendments to the federal consli
tuition as experience has proven necessary.
CINCINNATI, June 12.-Considerable opposition
is made to the officers under the enrolment act
in Rush county, Indiana. Two Government Of
fcers have been shot detachment of cavalr
has been sent from minneapolis to put an end t
Z all difficulty. The feeling in that quarter agains