The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-04

The Polish insurrection is spreading 10 the
right Of Warsaw The Councillors have re-
signed. The Municipality also intend 10 offer
their resignation. Duke Constantine has quit
ted Warsaw. The National Polish Bank
notes are being issued-
CHICAGO April l.
Full dispatches in regard TO Sherman's ex-
petition through Steel's and Black Bayous,
aud the Sunfower, were received last night.
Admiral Porter had succeeded in getting
through both ba7ous with the gunboats when
he encountered a small force Of rebels who
annoyed him with sharpshooters, and by plae-
ing distinctions in the channel. Further pro
gress was impossible without the co operation
Of infantry. The rebels also cut trees into the
stream in the rear, shifting them from retreat
Infantry reinforcements arrived on the 23d,
and released the boats from their perious posi-
ton. On the 25th the whole force left Black
Bayou and returned to the Mississippi. The
Federal loss was 10 or y privates killed and
wounded. The rebel loss was unknown but
was considerable
Reports received from rebel sources say that
Banks had been repulsed with considerable
/ loss Nothing definite, however, was known
regarding matters.
WASHINGTON. April l.
y TEDcl IleutEI-Il. WHO cDiuE OhGE ~ UuT
lines on the Rappahannock yesterday tells the
old story of des,itution. He thinks, however
that the army can remain where it is ou half
rations until more supplies are furnished.
CIScIyNATI, March 81.
! The rebel forces lately at Danvie, are now
| encamped between Somerset and the Cumber-
I land river. They are said to be impressiug
every white man into service. Their number
! is not positively known. In all the counties as
far as the Kentucky river, the rebel Generals
have declared martial law and making the
most of their military occupancy. In that
portion Of the State all horses. mules, and cat
lie were driven off as rapidly as seized. The
destination Of the stock is Montgomery and
Kingston, Tennessee.
In mutiny Of two Georgia regiments, near
Monticello, last week, six Of the ringleaders
were shot
Sr. LOUIS March 81.
Gen. Heron is 10 be assigned to the com
mand of the Army of the Frontier. He will
leave to-day 10 assume command 1t is under
stood that the divisions of this army will be
speedily concentrated for an important expedi-
tion against the enemy.
FORTRESS MONROE. March 81.
Yesterdays Richmond papers have Vicks
burg kilograms which say that the Federals
again appeared in front of Fort Pemberton.
Firing was heard on Monday P. NJ, the resalt
Of which was unknown The following is also
in the Richmond papers
CHATTANOOGA. March -.
Gen. Foster captured yesterday at Brent
wood, nine miles in the rear of Franklin. 500
Union Prisoners He also destroyed quan-
tity Of commissary stores, burned the railroad
bridge, tore up the track, and captured Il
wagons Gen. Morgan had a fight on the
Goth lasting FIVE hours He drove the enemy
two miles, when they were reinforced. Nor
gan says that his loss in officers is very heavy.
New York, April l.
Late Richmond papers contain detailed ac
counts of the recent great fire, which destroyed
500 hogsheads of tobacco, valued at 100000,
and other property of various kinds, to the
value Of $3.50 600 more.
LOUISVILLE, March 81.
The reported recapture of 1000 head of cattle
from the rebels near Sanford, is confirmed /;
40 prisoners were taken. The Federals are
still closely following the enemy.
NEW YORK, April l.
The British bark Cansoe, from St. Thomas,
W l.. with dates to the 18th ult., reports that
two English steamers sailed with cargoes for
Secessia. The British frigate Phaeton sailed
with them as conveys. The British steamer
Neptune arrived on the 18th and would soon
start for n Confederate port
The following private dispatch was exhibit
ed at the Merchants Exchange to day:
New YORK April l.
The rebel loan Of fifteen million dollars sold
at premium in Europe The news. generally,
is rather unfavorable.
CHICAGO, April l.
Tuesday, New York Herald says that Capt
Crawford of Oregon. who commands the armed
escort provided by Government for emigrants
to the Pacific coast, has arrived at Washing
ton He reports already fifty thousand emf
grants moving in that direction. and estimates
the number for the whole season at hundred
thousand.
The same paper says that the California and
Oregon Senators and Representatives all leave
New York in the California Steamer of next
Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA, April |.
The Washington correspondent Of the Pha-
delphia American says the Administration con
fdenty expect before the close of the week
news Of important successes BY the feet near
Charleston. If the batteries on Stone Inlet
can be taken it is believed the troops can be
landed to reach and take the city without as
saulting Forts Noultrie and Sumter. which
pCllS tut tlls NtA4u iiil NtlAOut tuC !oSS VI Il
vessel or ammunition.
WASHINGTON, April l.
The entire receipts of internal revenue to
date amount TO twenty-five millions The eSti-
mate Of receipts for the year is a hundred and
fifty millions.
1t is considered certain that 10 foreign loan
will be accepted BY Secretary Chase.
The War Department yesterday finally fin
iShed the selection Of Provost Marshals for all
the States. They will be announced in a few
days.
Dispatches from the Mississippi squadron
embrace reports from the commanders of the
several vessels that attempted TO pass Port
Hudson on the night of the 14th. They fur
nish but few details in addition to those already
teegraphed. 1t appears that they all reached
the last and most formidable batteries before
falling back The lighting of our men is de-
scribed as in the highest degree creditab'e.
PHILADELPHIA, April l.