The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-07


ficient to give Admiral Farragut some
trouble.
Price and Kirby Smith are collecting
the scattered forces Of the enemy in AR
kansas, preparatory to entering Mis-
souri,.
Gov. Harris, Of Tennessee, is living in
Tullahoma
Last sunday the guerrilla Barrow, who
has bcen operating extensively here
abouts for several months, was captured d
in skirmish at Thomas's bridge, on the
Hatehie river, by the falling Of his horse.
His band is scattered.
The names of the gunboats which have
just returned TO Young's Point from the
the unsuccessful expedition up Steele's
Bayou, are the Pittsburg, Carondsle,,
aud Louisville.
1t is said that Gen. Sherman has Or
dered the complete distribution Of 1000
head Of cattle and a large quantity of
forage aud grain on the plantation of
II. Il. w. Hill, one OF the largest in the
South.
WAsHfNGToN, April 1.-The Treasury
Department signs to-day necessary re-
questions for paying of all the troops
in North and South Carolina. The
Army of the Potomac will be paid next
week. With these payments the entire
army will be paid TO the lst of March.
The entire receipts of the internal rev.
enue up to date amounts TO $4,000 900.
The estimated receipts for the year are
Sl50,000,000 eIH.r g..
1t is considered certain that no foreign
loan will be accepted by Mr.. Chase.
WASHINGTON, April 3.--The Govern.
ment has information that five powerful
rams are building for the rebels on the
Mersey and Thames. r.f...
The Seventy first Indiana regiment
captured and parolled by tho rebels last
fall, has been exchanged, and will be or
dered az once into active service.
The policy Of the Government in re
ference to cotton aud other Southern pro.
ductions has at last been fixed. Il has
been the subject of Cabinet consultation,
and finally agreed upon to-day. -
Agents Of the Government are to give
certificates Of the receipt of such goods
as may be voluntarily surrendered by
parties in rebellion; and special permits
TO purchase are TO be issued 10 loyal
persons. Permits will be- designated in
particular localities in which they are to
be used.
CINoINNATI, April 4-The Sheriff oI
Fairfield county yesterday arrested Gov
Todd for kidnapping DR.. 0lds, an indict-
ment having been found against him by
the Grand Jury Of Fairfield.
Tho Gouarnnr f,k haf,ra Ind on
Gholson, Of the supreme Court, upon a
writ OF ha5eas corpus, and admitted to
bail, to appear before the Fairfield Com
mon Pleas Court in June.
Passengers who arrived at Cairo yes
terday state that the late movement on
Haine's Bluff has proved failure. The
feet returned TO Young's Point.
PHILvDELPHIA, April "A special Il
the Bulletin, from Cincinnati to- day, say
the attack on Fort Pember,on was recon.
menced on the 9th ult., by tho gunbOati
Baron, Dekalb and Chillicothe. The re
suit is not known,
Indications poiht to the abandonment
of the Yazoo Pass expedition. A ileet o
twelve transports just out of the PAS
were ordered 10 return empty.
There are over three hundred boats a
Young's Point.
The bombardment Of Vicksburg by
| General Grant, which was 10 have com.
menced on the 9th, was postponed il
consequence of the storm,
kilograms from General Hnrlburt, a
Memphis, Gen. Ashboth, at Columbus
and Gen. Dodge, at Corinth, report iha
/ - Earna Of ..h.l naWnle,
on the Tennessee river, above Florence
Alabama. The rebels are constructing
bridges in that section, and building
floats for crossing the Tennessee river
indicating a movement of the rebel army
at Vicksburg to join Bragg, or the inten.
ton of the latter TO move that way.
true, this news is important.
| ST.. LOUIS, April 4-The Democrat
Cairo special says: Adyices from Young
Point of Tuesday night state that Tn,
enemy has Withdrawn forces from tn
front to the rear to meet an attack of thr
Federals by way of Yazoo Pass or Haines
Bluffs. Yazoo City has also been strength
ened. Heavy guns were moved from th
river front to the rear of Vicksburg ant
quakers substituted.
During a very high wind on Monda!
night the rebel gun boat Vicksburg brok
from her mOorings, fioated down th
stream, aud was captured by Farragut
vessels.
Unless something is speedily accom-
plished by the fsxoo Pass expedition
is presumed IL will be abandoned.
Smelling from the nearest Federal bat
teries commanding the rebels works I
the foot of the canal commenced Wed
nesday night
Among Southern items is one report
ing Henry 5. Foote, editor of the Rich
mond Wing. ....
MuRFREEsBoRo, April 4. - GenerI
Palmer had another skirmish at Wood
bury, driving the rebels Oft
Twenty members Of the Anderso
cavalry were lately condemned to deaf
for muiiny. General Rosecrans had dii
approved the sentence, and the men r,
, turned 20 duty. They were pardonC
+ on condition OF future good behavior.
! CAIRo, April 4.-From below we Leaf
> that the water continues 10 pour throug
, the cut at Lake Providence. Nearly q
B the town is submerged, aud the trooI
} have been compelled to move their el
campment up the rive:,
Tugs pass into the lake, but the Gu
e rent is too strong for transports.
e The health Of the troops is good, b
81 buffalo gnais are said to be killing gre
' number of horses.
Ii isnow believed thal all the eXped
1 tions, including one down the fazoo Pas
a have returned, or are returning,
$ Young's Point, where q is said there a