Nebraska advertiser., 1863-04-02
TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, March 26.- Gen. Wright
leaves for Kentucky, tonight to look af-
ter matters there. A ieamer passed
down the river this morning with part Of
Burnside's old troops bound for Louis
vile. Burnside has advices that the reb-
els who were defeated al Danvilie, have
possession of hat town, and are adYanc-
ing southwark. The Kentucky Central
Railroad, have made arrangements to
transports large numbers of our troops
daily, for some time to come. An al
tack on Paris is looked for tonight, two
regiments have gone to defend that place.
Refugees by the hundreds, are arriving
from central Kentucky-valuabIes of eV-
cry description being brought Northward.
II is confidently asserted that the FEEDER
al preparations are sufficient to meet any
invasion. Serious a~pprehensious are en-
tertained. that the great battle of this
campaign will be fought this coming sea
son in Kentucky. Two-thirds of the reb-
ell army are coming West to reinforce
Johnston, In fronleof Rosecrans, and that
Virginia is TO be abandoned.
Fir, MoSRoE, Marc1 26.-Four Ger
man families arrived from Richmond TO-
day, report that the prevailing opinion in
that city, is that the rebels will soon
evacuate. Richmond, and probably most
of Virginia. They bring no news from
from Charleston, but say the rebels are
expecting an attack daily. They come
out of the Confederacy under foreign.
protection An order has been issued
iron the rebel government, placing all
officers resigning or those cashiered lack
into the ranks as p~riyates.
WAsHInGToH, March 27.-At Wash
ington to-day the reportof the invasion OF
Kentucky was much exaggerated ct IS
believed. lion any scale, II has been effec-
tually eheckmaledseFe this. All the sick
and wounded Of The army Of the Potomac
are being brought here and Alexandria,
and placed in hospital. No more passes
are granted to persons after to-day. Dele
cations from the, various Indian +tribes
had an interview with the President to-
day in presence of representatives, of the
diplomatic corps and other distinguished
persons. Speeches were exchanged with
expressions of peace and friendship and
"a promise from the President to improve
their condition. Little Bear, the greatest
Chief present said, he should always en-
deavor to prevent ms people from DONG
anything to incur our iii viii, and if their
was trouble il would not be owing to bad
conduct on the partof the indians. They
are sorry there was trouble in this count
nv row between the white people. Off
cial orders were issued today hat finally
place Western Virginia in, .the middle
Department in accordance with a resoht
ton that passed the Senate ere the ad-
%journment. The President will issue a
Proclamation for fasting and prayer.
WAsHTNeToY, March 2S.-The State
Department has received voluminous des-
patches from South America in relation to
existing complications of English and
French and American Ministers having
through there combined representatives. i
sueeededin temporarily adjusting mat
ters so as to prevent further husrlities.
Suffering for want Of food is so. great at
Fredericksburg hat even the wealthiest
citizens are drawing provisions from the
rebel commissares. ss
CH%hrTAsooeA, March 23.-There is
no movement Of the army of the Tennes-
see. On Tuesday the enemy advanced
on the road from Franklin towards Col
urnbia, bat on Saturday they retreated to
Franklin. Van Dorm is still on the north
side of Duck river. Our force occupy
Florence and Tuscumbia. There has
been no movement Of the enemy from
Corinth IN this direction. Morgan had
a hight at Auburn, .gGanan acounty; Ten
essee on Friday with overwhelming force
OF the enemy. He fought gallen,ly and
killed and wounded a number, bur at las.
forced to retire.
Nav YoRK, March 30.-Semi5ohcial
report Of the naval engagement at Port
Royal says, the signal for advance masi