The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-28

sidsen SO gmksga . - cHnmaHa
he res-i army Il Esstsw Ieans
part ~ whsra ~rossnaiY sara8ra kes
ksckg.
Iii reansa sec aofhe same
a~aslerssY. that OR forces have nearly
rsachaI Camhsslzad Esp, ard that
Gen Barnsi4f siu sosa ruiel tbs Geld
ia persoa 70 carry % : camsga 10
Eas,sga Iena~sss
On ,iss nigh, 81 tlss iTih, Geo,
Baats hal reached ycrm liaonsit
afiera hard agheai Vrsn lsn Bays
whsse lie rsbcl had le.lrl l.ailrries
ant ] fa =. baf weFe drives. siisr
a. hiing snh 60 sldcrsble o.s on To- u
ssdes.
A lcstsr IN the RIA dHed "a ihv
6 "a Above lh-Fss. April l7th states
thua Col kimbsll. wiia abe s3i Ma
SacAasegss reg mepi, entered the relel
sofAs az Iteihel Pace % The Innniug
az tAe i4lh. plants < o flag on the
psfas.ei. Gen. Wriz-l fllowcd.
The rrhAls lief il,rir D. ad nnburied,
AID nm~roa. ryilrarcs Il bloody
work " ilseir ranks.
Oar army ti,.n married through 70
Pauvrsoasllie. = iuntsii { c5u,ipu-
ously. and reached Franklin on the
lsth.
prior 70 Thursday night some thou.
sard prisoners l,ad been bnostgbi into
Frahkliu Capture u whole compa-
nies had beaa made al times.
The rebels destroyed ten steamboats,
70 prevent their falling into Gen
Banks hands.
Twenty Thousand pounds bacon and
one thousand eases OF ammunition were
taken. Ii was expected that Gen.
Banks wonld capture 0pelousas on
the 18th. and occupy IL.
The expedition Of Gen. Grover has
been ~cninently successful, aud in a
battle with The rebels ut Irish Bend,
the 18th Conn. charged the rebel line
and batteries, supported by the Goth
Mass. and 9lst n. T., and defeated
them. leaving n silk flag and other iro-
phies in our hands,
The rebel force consisting Of two
regiments Texans and thr,e batteries,
inclading the famous Pelican and Sines
batteries. The whole rebel force a,
Bethel Place and Irish Bend. number
ed some 10000, posted on highly adj
van,agcous positions, under command
OF Gen. Dick Taylor, son Of the late
Zachary TAYLOR.
Rebel soldiers were pot 10th 70 be
captured, and over 1900 are in our
hands, and more being taken.
Pilot Knob. April 26.
The intelligence MS TO the number
and intention u the rebels General
Marmadnke is unsatisfactory.
The number Of rebels that Marina
nuke his with him is estimated at
from C.0h0 to 1000.
The main body Of the rebels Is sta
toned at from ? to- miles bryond
Frsdericksburt.
a detachment Of cur troops IS with.
In half a mile Of the place.
Attempts were m nle by tie rebel,
las night 20 bur, three br,lgrs on he
Ir,n Monaiain railraas midway he.
tween here and 81. Loai, bu they
we're rtlul ed withaq t,ss Of . killed.
and 20 ptu led.
Gen. van Dorm In arrived here
v III cayal yaad sfti ferry an1 nssum-
ed command Of the II %
NJ 3rifersbor April %.
Adriccs fro M hsiilc slaie that
the citizens nfaifie bg The order of
Gen. Rossc ans TO 60 South. have ii.
mast wifhou, exception asked To b.
sent Norlh All tl.e ads ces from
their friends IN rebeldcm urge them
90 this course. They say :he South
is rspidls going 70 ruin ami destruc.
lion,
The Nashville rcb, Is are firmly CON
WINGED that the rebellion Is in the last
stages OF ~galloping consumption.
The large numbers OF refugees who
haze taken Edsantage Of the appear
anec of Gpn. Reynolds II Mem nm
vile to leaye, state ilai il Is impos.i.
hls to snbsis; there. They qaote H1ur
at $50 per barrel, and ladies shoes
st s35 per pair.
Cairo, April &c.
The steamer Ayaft arrived this
evening. having left Cape Guardian
It Q O'clock 81 "a. She reports that 4
collision between the Fcderals and
the enemy occurred about III thi.
morning. The fighting continued 2
hours. Thr enemy we're rcpulsed
No particulars.
Headquarsers Army the Potomac,
April %.
Two o. three days ago aparty o
"a soldiers paid a visit to Port Royal
on the RaprAhannock. and capsnred
from Is 70 20 prisoners, mail, ans