Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04
Sr. LOUIS, March &c,

drawn. Other information tends to confirm the
belief that no Immediate change is contemplated.
Refugees from Richmond state that the prevalent
opinion in that city is that the rebels will soon
evacuate it, and probably most of Virginia. They
bring no news from Charleston, but say the rebels
were expecting an attack daily An order has
been issued from the rebel Adjutant Generals
Office, placing all officers resigning or cashiered
by court martial in the ranks as privates
WAsHINGTON, March 27.
The long roll was beaten in Hookers army
yesterday in consequence of the report that the
enemy had crossed the river in force. This was
doubtless founded on the massing of heavy bod
les of rebel infantry at Banks and U. S. Fords
to prevent Hooker crossing. 1t officially
ordered to-day that newspapers be not allowed
TO pass out or in our lines, or the Department OF
Washington. Several residents of Fairfax have
been arrested by the Provost Marshal, thought
) to be wolves in sleeps clothing. 1t is thought
this will be the means of breaking up organized
bands oc citizen spies, smugglers, etc. Efforts
have been made at headquarters to obtain an in
tclligible statement of the military situation on
the Mississippi. but repeated kilograms of inquiry
elected no answer. 1t is hoped that Farragut
passed Port Hudson, and also that Admiral Por-
ter is in the Yazoo, though the route by which
be ia said to have got there, is not easy to trace.
CINCINNATI, March, 27.
Several more regiments arrived today, and
others passed down to Louisville. Burnside re
ceiyed dispatch to-day from Kentucky stating
that the reported number of rebels under Breck-
inrdge is greatly overrated. 1t is the impress
sion that the condition of the roads would not
admit of the passage of transportation pro-
visions, etc., necessary for force of any size.
A dispatch from Frankfort, received this even
ing, states that all is quiet there. The railroad
to Lexington is clear. Eight regiments of old
troops have gone to Lexington from here; as
many more are going there by Louisville There
are rumors brought by passengers that Danvile
has been occupied by our troops.
CAIRO March 27.
Memphis dates to March 25th have been re-
ceiyed. The following is the latest from Vicks-
burg The rebels were throwing shot and she'll
at the men employed on the canal, but did no
damage. Heavy firing was heard Yazoo
river, supposed to come from the troops sent up
Steele's Bayou, The hdianola is reported to
have been re-captured. She is said to have been
found half submerged forty miles below War
ringtOn. Another report says the IndianOia was
blown up by the rebels and is a total wreck On
Saturday night March 2lst, a barge load of 20,
600 bushels of coal foated by the batteries at
VicksJurg safely, intended for Farragut's boat.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 27.
The Bohemia from Liverpool, March 18Th, has
arrived with one day later news. During the
wedding ceremonies of the Prince Of Wales
: seven women crushed to death, and up
, wards of one hundred persons had limbs broken.
Several riots occurred, and the streets had to be
cleared by the soldiers at the point Of the bayo.
\ net.
The pirate .4la6qma has been spoken by an
English vessel She reported having destroyed
thirty -four American vessels.
SAN FRANcsCo, March 81.
The United States steamer Sagindtb is 80 sail
on down coast crnise. The object of her going
is only conjectured, but it is rumored that the
steamer has been temporarily placed by Govern
mcnt at the disposal of Collector Rankin, who
/ will send her on an expedition to certain ports
down coast to arrest parties interested in the
! Chapman enterprise, on information disclosed by
| the investigation now being held at Acatraz.
This is merely rumor.
The Pacific Mutual Insurance Company was
! organized this afternoon. There hun
dred shares at $4,000 per share twenty-five of
which are already taken, the balance reserved
for mutual distribution.
LOUISVILLE, March q.
We have report of a skirmsh near Readyve
with the guerrillas; result not ascertained. No
doubt is entertained but that our force at Ready.
willie, under Gen. Hazel. is sufficiently strong to
repel any attack. Great activity has been exhib
tied at Tullahoma aud Shelbyville during the last
five days, and there are certain indications of a
forward movement. Gen. Jo. Johnston may di-
rect a general attack on our front, but ROeecrans
is fully prepared for any emergency. No ankle
ty is felt for the result.
New YoRK, March 27.
A petition to the Legislature is being signed
by distinguished citizens praying that the $780,
600 donated to the Broadway Railroad Company
be given to the New York soldiers who have not
! received bounties, or to those who have fallen.
HARRIsBURG, March 27.
Gov. Curtin telegraphs from the Army of the
Potomac that he finds the troops in admirable
condition and good spirits, with full confidence
in their chief and subordinate officers
LOUISVILLE, March 27.
special dispatch to the Journai says there
) were eighty rebel pckets in the vicinity of Dan
vile last evening, who retreated hastily. The
rebel force is 1000 strong. The report that the
a rebels had abandoned Danville is believed incor-
rect.
WASHINGTON, March H.
g The rebel Col. Talbot who built the fortica
tons at Yorktown and Fort Darling, was arrest
ed at New York to-day.
= 1t is believed here that the rebel invasion of
: Kentucky is greatly exaggerated, and that on
any scale it has been efectually checked.
All the sick and wounded OF the Army of the
Potomac are being brought here and thence ta
ken to the Alexandria hospitals. No more passes
will be granted after to-day.
A delegation from various Indian tribes had an
, interview with the President today. Speeches
were exchanged, with expressions Of peace and
friendship, and promise from the President to
improve their condition. Little Bear, the great
chief present, said he would always try to pre-
vent his people from doing anything to incur our
i'll will. They regretted the war between the
white people.
Official orders were issued to-day to place Vir-
ginia in the Middle Department. in accordance
with resolutions passed by the Senate on the eve