The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-04-07

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- ulasrtrr they geall af ava De- 70 a
sbeir ea ape.
Na,hiag9n, Marea 8
0l6aAl lotto aataH has bccaTe
"a GA lta rs .everc b.
sple ia victory oa Bear a.
Wa> nsl IA Territory. aiier forced
march - li9 HiIc.. b midwiutrr and
through 4 ep snsAs ia which 10 Of
sis men we're disabled ly frozen feet
end hs gallant band a only 200 men,
attack : 500 iadiau warriors in sheir
strong hold and after i hard fought
bath a ioar hours. destroyed the -
uro band, lea, Die 22s dead epah ibe
field Oar 0.s wss fourteen killed,
ami iorn iae wounded.
These Indians lad murdered scys.
raj miner. dunag the winter, and
we're par Of tie same band who
had been nss-ac eng emlgfauts o.
the overland md rosie for the last
ilieea years. During Col CONNER 5
march 40 assistance was rendered by
the Mortaons. who seemed ind ,posed,
be sns, 70 divalgc my information
regarding hr Indians.
Ncn York. March 81.
The Posi- has information fro u
pori Royal that arrangements for an
attack % Charleston are nearly com.
pietcd Means have been adopted
tw cmoying obNuei0ns and torps-
does Much condolences exists ii the
success Of the noYement Ample ar
raag menis haye been made Tor tie
safety OF FUri PHlaski during the ab.
seuce 81 thu irau-clads and uoops.
A Hilton Head letter Of tic ed
says The expedition which lett for
Stone river consisted % nine sailing
vessels, four gunboats, four monitors
and several transports.
John y. Fluyds son-ih Law has
been captured NJ Jncksoneill.
gnuRsnAr.
Pbiladelbn, April !
A special Dispatch 10 the Ctnciuua
ii Bulletin says
News from Wick burg AID vicinity
ha- an unluorable aspect
Dispatches received here States
tha, tie expedition slough Sifeles
and Black Bayoa8 into the tpprr
Iazoo i iailute.
Admiral ior'ar succeeded IN get
tag through both lincus viii tlic
glilioaiz, ana proceed 4 25 o. 80
miles fur'hcr ia Deer ana Rollins
Forks when he encountered small
iorce Of rebels who SO apnoyed hm
with sburpsA9oters and distractions 10
the rlGunei. that further progress VAS
Impossible uiihol; cooperation Of tie
Imtaa,rJ NAiya weat ~ the next day,
Tke enemy lid IL the meatllilue
pat tres H. 0 the stream making il
inpas.ba. Tiny, anpeyrd The gum
0u9ts Otherwise aad s.ebcd 70 be
"a, hrgna ia eoHsd rablc iorce -.
Rein.orccineais % infantry acre
u achcd 10 their ssta &c oa A.Ou.
dry ami coming % aita lAe baat-,
2
found ltcm heinmed completely ia by
Instructions in onHap rear
sairni.hiag continued III day, when
'ae rebels being reintoleed, the gla-
boats were Withdrawn apd comnc'c
cd 10 relrea tiic whole forrc laving
embarked on irnsport- lrthe head
Of 81 y Bayou % thrir return o
Young Point The federal lozs wa-
! to or II killed uad WAmded. The
rebel loss unknosn, but supposed io
be con.id labr.
Nrw York, April |.
The prize sr'o ia-r Mary Jane
from New Inl,t, las arrived.
She was eagiurtl b he gnnbod
Nouns Vernon.
She was from Na.sal, with salt and
coffee, and tried 70 rim the blockade
OIL Wilmington.
Louisville, April !.
IN official Somerset telegram say
thal Gen Gc4orr's forces attacked
ta rebels Under Pcgiam. 10 strong
position, near Sonfsel, Yesterday
fought them five Or six hoHrs. and
whipped them badly. driving them
towards he river.
rhe rebels ounambcred rs.
Our loss does not excsed thirty =
The rebel loss Is unknowa,
Friday.
New York, April 5.
The Trtjms's Washington di.pueh
"A here Was elgalyy -kir1aish on
Wednesday morning near Dranessille
between 100 o. the trst Vermont
Cavalry under Capt Flint and about
equal number 81 rebels under Capt
Mosby. Our siae got The Wor.i Of Il.