Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-14


TAirtietbresolution says: Under these cir
cuins,ances we declare for peace. Great
cheering') This administration cannot con-
qucr the South if they would and would not
ii they could. The warhas proven to be unsuc-
c%rsSfuI, and we favor peace and Cancellation rs
the only mode left TO restore the Union.
Fernando Wood first spoke, lie said if
asked what a democratic successor Of Lincoln
should do, he would answer, cease hostilities
and obtain conference officially or unoficially.
John ;. Carlisle, of Virginia said, the South
'an never be conquered, and this war can only
end in the thorough exhaustion Of both Sec
tions.
Passengers from Memphis arrived at Cairo
on the 9TH. They report two important eXpa-
ditions, the objects of which are not made
public.
The icralds Washington correspondent Of
the 7th says that the President, and the party
who accompanied him to the army Of the Po-
'olnac, will return Tuesday or Wednesday.
The municipal elections in Maine, and CO.
lnnbu., Ohio, went tayorably for the Repub-
Leans.
4 Special dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press,
from Reading. Pa, speaks of the arrival Of q
large mob Of the knights Of the Golden Cir
Gle IN that town TO rescue ccnspirators against
'ho Government. Difficulties Of no ordinary
character are apprchcnded.
Gold in New York, 1881
CHARLESTON l..
During yesterday all was quiet. This morn
ing the entire iron-clad fleet departed, three
going north and four South. The Ironsidcs
was towed over the bar. The impression
prevails, however, that they will return soon
to renew the attack.
Last night the steamer Stonewall Jackson,
formerly Leopard, while attempting to run
INTO the harbor, was chased by six blockaders
and shot NJ, and received several shots through
her hn!I' Captain Black, finding it impossi-
hl" 10 escape, ran the steamer on the beach
and burnt her. The crew and passengers took
TO boats and have reached here in safety, We
~ little saved except the mail aud passengers
effects. The steamer burnt to the waters edge
in sight Of the Yankees. Her cargo consisted
Of several pieces Of field artillery, Two hundred
barrels OF ,aItp"tre. forty thousand army shoes,
and + large assortment of merchandise.
JACKSON 10th.
Fittg-thrc' transports and three iron-cIads
loaded with Yankees, have gone mp Cold Wa
ter. The Yankees have abandoned and dc..
troyod the mouth Of the Amite,
memphis lines closed for sixty days. Nri-
ther cotton cr contrabands admitted.
YlCKSBERG 10Th.
Nothing new here. Two additional trans.
ports vent up to-day loaded with troous.-
Others preparing TO go,
JACKSON llth.
The enemy at Black Bayou nrc return mo-
towards the river, laying waste the whole of
the couEtry,
The Grenada river patrol have seen gunboats
conveying FIVE trans orts Of cavalry Mp the
Mississippi Also 10 transports Of infantry,
ard 80 freight boats loaded,
Enemy reinforcing all depots on the Mem
phjs and Charleston rail road.
Wagon trains and tents went east Of Mem.
phjs.
\ special to the Appeal, dated at Senatobia,
says 80 boats and u gunboats have gone up
from Memphis TO operate in the Cumberland,
Heavy shipments on the ". & G.. Rail Road.
Corinth merchants shipping north. Suffers
selling their wagons, A grand strategic move
foot.
MOBILE llth.
An officer from British ship which was off
the bar last night, reports the capture of the
city Of Mexico by the French.
\ special from Senatobil TO the AnpeaI.
Governor Todd, of Ohio, has been arrest
ed and held to bail for kidnapping DR., Clds
last summer.
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