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LATEST NEWS.
LATE MEMS FROM THE SOITH.
LOSS OF THE GUNBoAT DIANA.
REBEL RAID INTO MEXICO.
New York, April 8.

New York, April 8.
The steamer America from Nicaragua,
is below.
The World has the following:
Washington, April 7th. Official infor-
nation lately received at the War Depart
ment that the movement against Charles-
ton had been initiated by landing small
Federal force near fort james Island.
A private letter received tonight from
Commander John Rodgers, I'd in COM
mand under Admiral Dupont : and also
one from General Hunter 70 his relatives,
dated Friday last. fully corroborating reb-
ell accounts Of the landing of our forces
on st. Johns Island, and the withdrawal
the of enemy's pickets. They speak in
most sanguine manner of the contem-
plated movement resulting in great sue
cess no less than the fall Of Charleston.
Department will probably have eficial
dispatches tomorrow.
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Vicksburg, April 4.
All quiet to night. Nothing new from
Yaxoo.
A dag Of truce was sent down to-day
BY the enemy-objsct not made public.
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New York, April s.

A Port Royal letter states that two
commissioned officers and three men have
Deen captured BY rebels while enroute
nom Fort Pulaski to Ogachee river also
an important mail.
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Morris, Ill.,, April Z.

Morris, ILL.,, April 7.
At the election here to-day the Re
publicans elected the Mayor and ma
jority in Council. A Republican gain
over lsst year.
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Bloomington, Ills, April 8.
AT the Township election yesterday
the whole Union ticket Was elected. Az.
erage majority $50.
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Genera, H.. April I.
Union ticket elected by 81 majority.
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Arrivals ana Departures e1she malls.
The Eastern Nail arrives - r. H.. asd Departs al
7 A. NJ.
The Western mail arrives AFR. n and DEPARTS q
SIN.
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Alta. n.
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anA departs NJ A.. n.
mails should tetu ths ues BY UsslD1k he svyutba
preceding the departure u ~ mails.
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New EeFk R1arkes.
New York. Aprie.
Iiour-Dutl and heavy. Sales At % n - o. % Ex-
tia STATE, 81 2o0e7 - 3. \. o.
whsAt-Duu and poaAiaal. naiss q l<onal @
for spring; u slOsI % for HrwssKss Club; 81 70
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Observation-Disclosures and unchanged.
stock Market
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

No NEws.-For some we have no Northern MAI
this morning. and received little by the Souhern
mails perhaps because the Southern papers have no news
80 give
The news, rather tho Of news from me 7ou'-
aat ia onofnous We have received nothing from Jack
SON Mss ssppi since the h and then the Yankee for
ces were at point within sixteen miles Of Tat ely, and
only eight the line OF The FickShuFg ana JACK
son Railroad.
On incnir at the telegraph off e. learn that dis
natches ave received for ia ks nts west OF that
roco which looks very much though forces had
evacuated town. and 81 So the enemy is almost certain
N in pcsesaion of Il Railroad fra Jackfon to Vicks
burg This Lad lick for Vcksburg, and for the whole
state Of Mississippi and unless communication is promptly
restored will very bad thing for the whole Confed
eacy We have feared some srch thing rs hi for seVes
days past
The Jackson appeal Of the OH latest paper La e
received from that quarter, throws light the
situation there What prenarations have been made
to meet GRANT does appear out it does appear thai
equae preparations bad not been made. Ee have fine
army V:cksburg and only want general in Chief
which Genl PEMB1RToN s not fit to be:
From the Jackson Appeal, May 9Th
GRANTS MOVEMENTS Noting definite is known outside
of official circles the moves OF Cen Grant beyond
the fact that almost his whole army has bsen !nded on this
side Of the Hsss6pp aud thai bis troops ae occUpVns
the country between the river and ayuga 1t is reported
to thai he J8 preparing immense wagon trains AMI
IN addition to his own tansPcrat on seq all the
and stock within his reach. soon as these prepera
tiog complete he will of in the IN
he contempates active preparations going
him, and s hoped generals deceived his
desgna his purpose seems obvious to U.s. and think
there necessity fer any being deceived but then
ours are not military spectacles.
re fear that for time at least must be pre- pared to
receive news from the Southwest than any
which has yet reached Rs. We be but for
time and that the in progress, Will result
in checking tie e;eHy and restoring the position affairs
in that section, which is, say the Very critical
an1 alarminz,-DaiIy Journal, l50,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
gaE G1zszaArEE, FEDERAL. AaaEr.

\ late number Ct the New \ ork Commercial, al
gcr@er contained official statement OF the strength
of the army Of the Potomac. 10 the shape # letter
from TIE medical directory Of the army TO Hooker, in
which he says:
The whole number OF sick were, lie 18th OF March
umo, ten thousand seven hundred and seventy seven
he corps exhibiting TIE greatest ratio OF sick those
in when there is tie greatest number of new regiments
000 has according to the data in this Office eighteen
new and twenty-one cid regiments. The sixth corps
with ratio Of 46l0 per 600, las only four
gments and thirty old regiments The ratio OF sick Tor
the whole army is 67-64 per 1000.
Referring to the statement the Cincinnati Enquirer
Of the lst inst, says at is arithmetical feat
d5duce from the above data tae whole strength of the
army the day named was $50 238. 1t hardly 5e
supposed that it intended TO give the enemy the
roster OF his army; but any other hypothesis the
publication IS buader Of the groasest kiDone which,
committed by subatern, would Justly be punishable
by death ITSELF"
If these statements of the Federal press be true Gen
Lee has indeed achieved wonderful victory when the
odds against which he had to contend are considered
We do rot know, of course what his forces engaged
numbered, but believes they reached half the
figures stated as composing the aggregate of Rockers
army. The Yankees will yet have it pounded into
them that superiority of numbers will avail nothing
when pitted against the skill of Gen. Lee an1 the bra
very OF his trooPa.-Jackson appeal, 9Th s1s
CosTLY.-The Cincinnati Enquirer says The pre-
partitions for the attack Charleston cost hundred
and fifty millions. The fight lasted but ha an hour
Or at the rate Of FIVE million dollars per minute
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Fox the JOurrs
30rH \. .. TRoops.
ltAN5EUK's BRIGADE, May 9th, 1868

EDIrcE OF THE WILMINGTON Journal = The
Richmond Ecquircr OF d recent ISSUE in noticing
the terrible conflict which took place at Charlottesville
says that the brunt of the action vas borne by the Old
division q Gen. D. Il. Hill, composed OF Nrgi0ians
Alabami11s, ard Magylanders. Your correspondent
has been ATTACHED 20 this division Tor the last past ten
months, and he hns yet to learn that srgIe man from
Virginia Maryland is in this division 1t is due to
tie uaiIornea % sac, that this division consists Of
one alabama brigade, two Georgia. ami two North
Carolina Bri1.Ces. We do not wish 70 dttr,ct from
The conduct o the Virginia OF Maryland troops ia this
war, bus Eoud like to credit given 70 those I"
whom II is due The Virginia Office holders aud tie
Virginia Office seekers who infest and around
-caca brigade this army thick the flies OF Egypt
en*iIey too fond CT atibutDg the SUCCESS of our
arni % 10 their incompatible skill ard vaI0r. They
10 think that il for the vaior oil tie Vir.
siuia troops whch has dlus5d itself throughout the
army ali would be Cst-al ature effort would be of no
avail Most Of the Virginia papers are disposed to do
Justice allie TO the troops from each State. am sorry
10 think that the Inquirer is noS among that number
and many officers, and soldiers in the army look i'm
partial papers and unprecedented Editors for a candid
and cCj caI statement of their conduct.
Yours Respectfully
OFFICER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
D. c. ALLEN
Capt Comd'g Co. c, sOth n. Q. 7
-. q ..a.... caEol.na weuns.sa IN Nvas,..ng on

E-9st u lOrGa Carolina W0undSd An washington
City,
The following y. G. soldiers taken by the enemy
Il carried to Washington:
Corp x J Gibson, CO c, I'd egt Geo Guthrie, co F.,
las; Gready, Il. I'd; Robt Hum -hcey, CO K. ID
u&iues, &. "a Baypes, E. It'll; BIackwader, co
c, ed: BawdeD c. 23d n A ClsyeIt, G, 4th !;
A Eer. *, Ath; VIM Ellis co f, SD John Bare, CO
ID; Z hooton. Il, 4h Ashley Wigs, H, I'd Thos
Whitaker, :, 1st " Wilson, CO q, 18Th J G Kein-
Lucas d, ID l. Nixon, F, 4th; Corp hills, co
B. 4t4 Morrow CO II, 10Th Munroe, CO B. 18Th;
gen co II, 18th II Robertson, E, jst; nterlrg,
blood, TO X, 18th; u Coleman, CO a. Goth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

A NOBLE TRIBUTE TO NOBLE MEN-The Richmond
Whig in en- issue prior 70 the death Of the amented
jackson, has tie following to which every heart in the
Confederacy will respond, Amen
General Lees sublime tribute to his Jackson 81
services in the late battles, his profound and sincere
pahy for his sueriDgs, leaves at loss which to ad
re ard love mos-the author or the receiver Of the
letter. in which this magnanimity and manly sorrow
conveyed
- H0U gladly UouH hare borne, IN my own pen son.
tie serious loss o. hare sustained for TO you and 10
you alone, is due he Utdory We haze achisUed..
" To this effect is Lees letter. Who is not proud tc
live in the same day and to belong to the same race
with such men 1t is an honor to breathe the air they
breathe. Together, they make up measure Of glory
which nation under Heaven ever surpassed. Other
great leaders have whom unstinted praise is due
and everywhere gladly accorded but the rays of their
fame converge and accumulate but to sdd TO ths
dazzling splendor that Eliminates the names OF Lee
and Jackson"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

We publish to-day the Confederate Tax BiI IS finally
PASSED ard which - a law.
VS. would ad ss readers and subscriber away
this number for reference supply back
bers AID after III has us been pubishsd by thousands
there viii be foc any coming afterwards
Tausack es ter the purpose Of referring
thus been thrown broadcast and placed within tie reach Of
a.. W 10 vii take the trouble to save it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOR TIRE JOURNAL.
The RECENT FIRE IN RICHMOND.

RICEMoED, May l5th 1868.
The Crenshaw wooden factory totally destroyed
The loss is estimated at two hundred aud fifty thousand
dollars ard insured fer hundred and seventyone
thousand dollars in the Richmond, Lynchburg, Danvilc,
Charleston, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida Offices The
origin Of tie FIRE from the friction the machinery
the picking The damage done the Tredegar workg
was eroua, but it is ped will be repaired in ak weeks
O two m0Dths
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
CAMP FEAR FREDEKT CKsEURG, VA.
SAY Srh 1863.

CAMP FEAR FREDEET CKsEURG, VA.,f
say 8th 1865.
lef Fulton q Price
{ ents You viii please publish The following list Of
su Ties Of Company c. Seth q. g. T.:
Private z Simmons,
John Gore,
joel EIC#.
WOUNDED.
Lieut.. ) " Banlctt, flesh wound 10 arnI
Swain, slightly on the foot
SeTEt 5 Russ, hand.
Gorpl Greer, dangerously in shoulder.
Private Jas Ensr0u, il back and leg.
PenderGrass in the face.
- ttauly, thigh broken.
Shew IL the knee.
Gtanly, wounded inlag.
v Vines hand.
Eobcson, very lightly shoulder.
AI Of the above were Killed and SuDdsy the
"a st With the exception of Private Joel ehew, who
Iii led on Tuesday morning the 9th inst.
D. c. ALLEN
Capt Comd'g Co. G, sOth II. G. T.
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FROM THE WEST.
an i5 quiet in front.

IULLAHOMA, May 18TH 1863.
Al Is quiet in front.
The Louisville Democrat of the 10Th inst. q special
dispatch from MurreesboIo which says that three thou
sand contTabands has been organized into companies Of
thirty each with loyal Tenreseeans command Of each
company. Z.
Isays that the Supreme Court of Minnesota decided
that the law passed by the legislature suspending the
privilege Of persons aiding the rebellion from prosecuting
defending The action in Court, is unconstitutional and
voi4.
Grant teegraph5 Haleck OF the capture Of Port zou
a7d i've hundred rebels. The latter badly repuecd
lbs losses "cTe two hundred in killed and wounded AID
that GEiersons caVslry had secured Mississippi en- roue to
Baton Eouge spreading excitement throughout the State
destroying Railroads. treste work aud bridges burning To-
comoves and Railroad stock, taking prisoners and de-
stroyin2 stores of all kinds
The Nashville Dispatch, of the 10th inst, has New York
dates OF the h. saying thai the Federal loss the Rap
patannock fifteen thousand. Cotton was quoted
G5. Gold 624 premium.
The trial by Court Martial VaanGgham has been sup
pressed NO particulars given.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

ATLANTA May 10Th, I6UJ.
meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the Press ABso
citation held in this city to-day. Present, DR.. r.
Gbbes Pres dent, end Clby, Clarke and Adar, Directors
full report BY the Superintendent Of his labors thus
submitted and acted upon. 1t contains much matter
Of inter- TO the members, and has been ordered to be
print 4 and distributed.
The following resolution unanimously adopted
Resoed That in this ZEAL energy, judgment and fidelity
ed thu far by superintendent the Directors
much tor present satisfaction and full promise of
most afyng result in the future, when all the details Of
and comprehensive plans shall have been Perfe
ed AID PIT in yorous operation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
FROM TULLAHOMA-

TULLAHoMA, Nay 18TH 1868.
Later dates from Nashville conrmaory OF ValandiE
hans arrest by order of Burnside The result s not com
mertcd on. All quiet here,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

TIE telegraph says that the Crenshaw mills caught tire
from the friction of the machinery in the picking room
We thak they perishsd of their and ex!or
! tion Verdict, Justlable Homicide.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

.,..-,,,. .oopndrels started on robbng, muir
se-rg Numbering and arsonons expedition through NORTH
~. coTgfa General FORREST overlook and captured
she eas not far Rome in that State, and they have
hesp sent on to Richmond to be exchanged.
The papers of all tie towns along the route taseh OJ
these prisoners and guard their way from ho 10
Richmond, complain bitterly of the privileges granted
and the syours these prisoners Their ocefs at At
Iants Augusta and Charlotte had the freedom OF the hotels
and their men went just where they pleased what they
pleased and talked with whom they pleased. Women who
rud not notice troops, sent them flowers ana
upon the whole they had good time Of it, quite an eA
curson They onized feted made the guests O. inc
public. The infamous scoundre,s!
There ia much laxity IN this respect 1HeS@ men 0e
serve death They were eDgagedin stealing negroes they
had burned private property; they rode upon stolen nor
ses and vet while our brave who may Qnhappiy be
made prisoners carried North, treated with the ut
most nhumany these elons caught n the act, upon ouE
own soil are treated with consideration that might wei
lead dou bt whether they indeed prisoners
honored guests whether they under guard simply at
tended by an escort detailed their comfort and pre-
vide for their accommodation; while from the denonsta.
fons Of the citizens of the places through which
they passed. they could hardly be blamed they reported
abe existence Of strong union feeling We do trust that
such things will not again occur. We do Tot know the
Of the officer in command of the guard Who had these
prisoners in charge, else VIC would give Il.
We idea that the extreme penalty Of martial law
viii be enforced against FALLASDcHAN. His arrest was
intended stop lis month during the present cleo.
pioneering campa gu Ohio than prelude to stopping
ais wind permanently. And after having shown it's power
and thus oYeraTed the Democrats and al Others tn. La
coin government afford to spare the lives Of It's Gcoa-
rted foes. After ALL the lighting IA Ohio purely cgn-
test for political power struggle tUt twaedodum ecd
tTeedsdee The outs want get H. and the ms
stay In, that ia the thing.
There will evidently he revolution in Chic. Nor IL
nos either, nor iRdia1auot now, for long While,
ever. sti the sembance difficulty there ought
10 be cherished by the South since do US no harm,
and may do Us soo goods but tie chance, fear
very remote one.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

LHCoN is very nervous in reference to ay movement
the Yankee array Of the Potomac that threatens leave
time, and thus it that he and HALLECk
Hooker and di.saade him from carry ing his plan
crossing the RGppaLannock. Bat HOOKER obstinate
and wCu3 make change in his plans, IINCoLH g5t
glo 5ry, and EALLEcE got dunk, aad SEWARD Helped him.
AID Abe joiaed in aud when the of HooKEG
reached them, they al took the oath again and this
EooEEa although absent II body, was present spirit
having taken the oath bis hook,
GENERAL BUCKNER has been appointed to the command
OF the District OF Fast Tennessee aud has arrived at Knox
VIE lie had bse for several months in command Of our
forces at Mobile
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

HE XAExEEs are making quite a jubiation oysr the
capture Of the terrible prvaeer Retbu:ioa, which is
aid to have been Effected by the u S. Steamer Alabama
.N Domingo. Well the Alaba didn't get much Of
.,ssT,sr she eEihution simply schooner
The little craft was osen 'he propeller Uncle Ben
carried her armament Sp nu eo"ia Io' 'ons lave
Ela sailed Dks @ witch. @S'S'S''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
. Trial Of gnIIsnaIghaIo.

The Richmond papers bring reports the C.
l.. LAEDeHA8, before curt Martial held in Ciucin
NATL on charge of violating the 38th caera Order is
susd by General BURNSIDE committing the Department
Ohio. The reports taken romthe Cincinnati C0uanr
cial. The following is the charge and spociGca ten
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

Il this be GO, and we reason Ter dorbcg it, We
trust that will not The stoppaGs OF The very well
written communications Of "Lo4g Grabs t. the 0Jsr
We have read these communications with intsEest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

Publicly expressing n violation of General Order 10.
49, from Headquarters Department Of the Ohio his
tiies tor those against the Government OF the Uni
States declaring dsoyal sentiments opinions
the object purpose Of weakening the power the
eminent IFS efforts to suppress unlawful rebellion
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21

BAH AssessmenE asd Collection OF Taxes.
Bill under the above title has passed both Houses OF
Congress. It 10 designed to gre effect to the ahQYe Tax
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-21
cORREsroEDEsI, aho gives rs his name, whiting i-on

KiDston under date Of the 10Th instant says
MEssRs. EDrToEs After grading about for long
tine they have grabbed Long Crabs Yesterday while
my buddis, Long making observations a<ound the
camp the Goth Regiment they took and CouScEigted ~
he will be able give the CJSerCey practical
view Of the movements Of the army. all his letters here
aftsE will be headed Camp Of the 56th Regiment
Yours till Death,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-28
Uraurisce Llnalh4.

2(m lebten @littrpcb @or9en eteienete
Iib in Der Samilie oes SEQ. Slan.t,
GIq., in Sber.Saucon Saunfbip, ee6a
9auntp, fot9enoes b6bft betrGbte lln=
9ldd Die Gltern itanoen tfdmlib ipie
9epGbntib auf, uno lieBen Die &inoer
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