True Democrat., 1863-04-08
BY TELEG R AP H

BEs ARc, April 6.--The following is from the Chicago Times Of March 18th: ~'..
 TIE NEws.--Three of Porter's gunboats have got into the Yazoo river by way of the Sunfower' and there is probable that they have reach ed Greenwood. Gen. Ross, commanding the fede- ral force above that point, fell back iuo mics where he met Gen. Quimby's division coming down, and the whole force returned to Orcen"ood' The belief is expressed that the faZoo pass route will he abandoned A barge loaded with coal for the two vessels of Faragut's fleet which ran by Port Hudson has been hoated safely pist Vcks- burg. The administration, tis stated, finds it i'm. possible to obtain intelligiblc statement of the situation on the Mississippi It IS reported and denied that the rebels have evacuated Danville, Ky and retreated towards Somerset. The opin- fen is entertained in some quarters that the rebel movement ia Kentucky is nothing but raid; but it is believed in other quarters that serious inva sion is intended, under the lead of Longstreet aided by Stonewall Jackson and Humphrey Mar shall
 There are indications ofa forward movement by the rebel army in Tenn and it is thought that they would venture direct attack upon Rose ncranz.- Heavy bodies of rebel troops have appeared at Banks and the U. s. lords on the Rappthannock, to resist an appreheRded crossing at those points by the army of the Potomac. The Richmond pa pers state that Charleston will be defended under every extremity, and declare that the mere run ming of the forts by clads will amount to little
 There are rumors at Mens his tha. large rebel force in the vicinity of that city, but they not clelited. There are also rumors that Grand unc ton has been captured
 European advices are to the 18th inst. The wedding of the Prince of Wales was accompanied by considerable loss of life and detriment to limbs. An English Ship spoken of by the Alabama was informed, thas she had destroye ed thirty four feder al vessels.
 st ,. &o2 aE,ra fn aGaa concessions to Poland--both Poles and Russians are making preparations for great battle
 CAIRO, March 27.--Our forces at Greenwood had returned to within fifty miles of the Missis sippi, when it met Gen. Quimby's division. A council was hed and it is believed that the entire force will return and abandon the Yazoo Pass route of hanking Vicksburg. of Porter's boats had reached the Yazoo river by the new route o Sunh0wer river, and 1t IS even said they had gone fer as Greenwood. This is improbable, but there is no doubt of the superiority ot the new route.
 Admiral Wilkes, at St Thomas, threatened to seize two British vessels blockade runners, if they attempted to leave the Port. The vessels applied to British War Steamer for protection, which afforded-the Steamer conveying them out On Saturday night barge loaded with 2l 900 bushels of coal Aoated by the batteries at Vicks burg-the coal is intended for Farragut's boats Tle steamer Jenny Lind had run on snag and sunk. She was loaded with commisSary stores most of which were slved. The boat will bc raised.
 CINCINNATI, March 27.-The federal army in Kentucky has been largely aug tented, and noth- ing ess than 100 900 Confederate troops could safe ly remain in tn 1t State.
 The Missouri Republican says Gen. Sumner is dead, and Gen. Burnside has been appointed to command of the department of Ohio.
  nessee, which says the loss of life was great on both sides, and that 2osecrans was retreating to- wards Nashville. He the paper. He further says, Morgan was in the of the enemy playing havoc with them. We are satisfied there WAS a battle. ED T. D.