Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-31
ERom KENnu1Ex.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Times,

Intelligence IRON Kentucky Tonight an IN
nominees that Breckinrisge, At thahead &c
a large force, is within Den miles Of Lex
ington. His scouts arescoufing Woodf3rd,
Fayette, and other counties south Is Frank
fort and Lexington, and lmpressibg into +
service negroes ard citizens, and farming
them with shovels. picks, &c, to work on
Qualifications around Lexington, wbi6I they
pr0pose tnking tomorrow. Report has it
that they have already crossed the Ken.
tncky River, aud seized train Oh tie Lex
iRgton Sgd Frankfort RpilEoRd Breckin
pd9o vas cer5nInlys OF Harrsdsburg, ejgh-
teen miles from Lexington, on Wednes-
day. sssszzs---zs -R.a.
Cluke was ct Winchester this, morning.
Whether he viii move on PARIS or Licking /
ton, is not known, butrIhe, rsupy5skion is (
that be vii reinforce Breckenridge at Lex
ingtoR, where FEDERAL treups are BOW en-
centrs,IUg % resist tbs eneb,Y s;sFpFeaeb, /
. fhe Tebl baye got over ait-the muddy /
roads, aud now have pixies oniy to march /
on. 4-t. ..- I
Ger. UuUphreg MaFshalPs. advance have |
reached Nj Sferling,e. r-ts,.
Nothing definite has been received from
Stonegali jackson, exceptthat it is known
that he is cnming.
Refugees Is LuEdreds are arriving
from Central keutncky, and yaluables of
every description are icing brought north
ward. Lxprers eom pGHiGs,- .bA0ks. &c
have removed their moneys. &C., so. this
. city. Refugees state that Erauklort aid
LexiaSton wiA each be sought after by the
enemy. and i9Ftiied 4 they can get pds-
! session. 49,, - ~. b.. :. :. a..
vii not send you the Federal prepare,
| tions y meet. this inFE.si5p, but they, ate
! believed to be sufficient. General Wright
| goes over to Lex5ugtaR Tomorrow by order
! Of General Burr .ads, the latter being so
/ sericu-lG iHd..spesed to-day -as,to be eVh,.,
/ haed-to It's bed % --e tyssas -3ya ~
! Trains iF0m Lezmgtan 10 Nicholssviile
have stepped running. S. ~. .s.s
There are serl0usappT ehansions now en-
j tertnined that the grea, battle Of this CAM
7 paign Sill be fought this cuEniug season .iP
4 Kentucky. Two-thirds Of the rebel army
4 have Como west 70 reinforce Johnston in
\ front Of Rpsecrans, AMI Invade kentudky.
J Virginia Is TO be aSaHdoped. rsdv 0. 81
| Ii Is estimated that the number OF the
enemy na@,eII TOHte to KeAtnek is so 600
meta This IL no exaggeTktion, as, time
| Wall deYelp. lleOmes 70 me thTongh7rs-
! liable svureesx The Military authorities
are fully aware all that is trsnspiriag.
! ,Nnmbersr of troops are being ted by our
eitizrBs ts-dGy.s sgd provided with ten
dsys' coeksd rgtiGnssia The Fifth Street
Market 1lsuse an flied with provisions.
ETsmtha Bower EIEssIssIppi.
/ " Memphis, Team. March %.
TIE steamer Kepton has arrived from
4 Helena
J Three gnnboltg have g3ns through Dear
Creek and Sut1 Jwer River into The Yaz1o,
ana are reported 70 have REACHED Green.
4 wood. st last Accounts they we're prepar-
8 ing to attack the fuftifieatiuns. go. 4
The TlgFssa, from Youags Point ffurtb
! eE eohirtns tbs fnRniDS Cftbe Sluckads bY
apart OF Farya grt's heet- = Itis5ste ted that
seven vessels started 70 run the KannIet,
hut 90 y tyo sueeesded--ths Hartford ard
= lroqiois.. ,Ons is aaia to have been suak,
and The O.her four are Dot accounted for
As the Ivy, vessels came. pp, they saw the
r lndianol lying some distance beluw Iickt-
+; eplE, hHlE' ,uH3dr water, aud eyiaeatiy ,abGn-
d 10 jfEser 1rf'h1an1 tia lav5r fset. wiib dis.
patch s'!tad pgrjie - e Gee, G14at'a head
RI quarlkfs
AB5ye Miilikrdi's Band. the Tigress me,
Jaw eantaiuing an officer f.a;a the expo.
( diupn w Steele'a Bayou, with dispatches
for Gen. Grant. --
At Grand Lake. PASSED the Crescent
CITY, with BisseIFs Engineer corps al ard
: A Plrt Hudson dispatch. TO the ackson
Appeal Of the LTD says: 10y s--.-
"Thirtysix men aod ono midshipmep OF
the destroyed frigate Aissi,siysi were
bfousat u ~ oul cavalry this morning
Q Several @! them we're severely Wounded"
i4sy,pteb ,yi--4r - :. =,
, poTt H9dSoo is sigped frank Gardner,
Major General" ,-.- -.
Yazoo Pass Expepition. #
OT Greenwood, Aisreh =. I ,
e Gen. Ross Abandoned his position lac,
night and smiled for the Cpllwater. lie
! met Quimhy's division, and viii mass tho
, forces and fight Fort Greenwuod
Helena, Ark, March 8.
Capt Byen, Of Gen. Rosa staff, arrived
last evening direct from the Tallaha1ehe
a River Gen. Russ had failen back enc hun
. dred niles from TIE enemy's works, when
8 | meeting Gen. Qnimby with his division, ths
= entire free returned, aad are nov IN from
: ! Of Fort Greeuvs1ad The steamer Curriers'
] left last night several i30-pounder Parrot
: guns Tor Gen Quimby.
The river Is still rising at this point
Two steamers have sunk in the Yaz,c
9 Pass, involving a loss Of 150. 600 ratious.
Cairo, March 27.
: Our force at Greenwood had returned t;
/ within City miles of the Mississippi, whe.
e it met ecu. @ uifa5y's division a eounei
was held, aud it in believed that the entir,
fierce Will return and abandon til Yaz9,
{. Pass route Of Aanking Vieksburg.
q Three Of Plrter's boats bad reached tht
! Yaz9o River by tie new route Of Sunfewer
: Riyeg aud il is even sad they had gone a.
y far az Greenwood This Is improbable. bu
3 there is no doubt Of the superiority Of tb,
> new route
% Saturday might barge loaded witt
2l,0G0 bushels Of coal f2ated by the bat
teries at HickshuTg in safety. The coal i
intended FOR FaTragut's boats.
}, The steamer Jenny Lind had run on
;. saegyand sunk. She was loaded witt
; CommissaEy stores most of which wert
It saved. The boat viii be raised.
d civil yyarThreafeEed Ia iowa
} 1 r. Des Moioes, IOws, March Is.
: From prisats sources learn tha sppre
: tensions Of sefious trouble exist in Deca,
= = tur county, this State, growing. out or til,
= excited state Of feeling between nolitica
: \ parties there. The ab6liti6nists seem de-
: tsrmiDed to provoke mob violence. and. i
they shall succeed ia precipitating a.ciyi
war upon -us, they must look out For them