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, 1863-04-27
GREEN OF ET.tSS.1C.


Our special dispatch from Cairo yester-
day. contained the announcement of the
arrest Of Hon. W. II. Green, Of 3lassac
county, Senator from the first district ot
Illinois. While this action upon the part
Of the Government authorities will excite
considerable astonishmcnt in the minds OF
the Colpcrhcads Of Egypt, it will be grat-
living to tie loyal Democrats and consery-
ati7c men Of the Statc. Mr. Green was
elected to the late Legislature pledged to a
vigorous prosecution Of the war, and to
loyalty; and yet when Senator at Spring.
field he used Ills entire influence to further
the ends Of tie secession synpathizcrs and
peace Democrats.
About four weeks ago he said publicly
upon tine streets Of Metropolis, that
''tle Rhine and the Danube had washed
two independent nationalities for an hun.
drcd years, and that the Mississippi Rive,
could 10 the same, and am in favo,
Of it,
Il is probable be was arrested for these
trcasonal!c remarks. no other construc.
ton could be put upon it, than that he was
and is member Of the organization which
pledges itself to the establishment Of a
Northwestern Conlederacy. Now, let
Green Of Massac, he sent to his af1lnities in
Dixie. His trial takes place at Cairo
on Mculay.
, 1863-04-27

New York. April Is The New York 7'rio-
air, has special dispatch from Newbcrn, y.
C., A1sil I'D, which says: "Thc rebel force,
Which for nearly three weeks has invested
hight Fl the Eth. Gen. Foster VAS preparing
-: cv:,ciitiou across the country for tue relief
pf thu li.l.aEucrgd town, when the news Of
The ds}:ar;ure Of the rebel General Hill,
with It's entire command, re1clcd here.
Preparations were Immediately mad. to
Ncwlcrn to Washington revealed the fact,
lowc,t:-, that 4 small force Of rebel cavalry
o.llv remained within reach Of Gen. Foster $
conn al:d. Two hundred rebel cayalty were
cl,arg' d by serenity lnt:r Of tho Sd New York
cay:'.y, 4 few miles distant from Washington,
routed. and fed TT nau*se. The rebel Captain,
JAS. Richardson, was made prisoner, with
Ecycr:l Of his men, and their battle flag WAS
captured and is now III possession Of the ID
New York,
Thu Massachusetts troops at Washington
cccl:,,iet3 the rebel works at Hills Point on
the morning after their cCacuation, and made
a1ums;cr Of prisoners who had rcalained in
tic rear:
The rebel force is believed to have gone in
the direction Of Richmond.
NV YoNK, April 24.--Passengers By the
ttca,rsr Dudley Bnck, from NcTbcrn, state
ti.;.t Gvn. Foster with 5000 men, left New
bern M the 10Th. When last heard from,
Friday lc was at Deep Gull, but had nc!
9nls few struggling enemies: Late on Fri
Gay ct e1noon, however, brisk cannonadine
was heard for IN hour and half, and T. was
Tumo'td that Gen. Hill, with his rebel force.
was III Inc direction whence It was heard, and
an engagement was thought to have oc'
FORTRESS MONROE, April a3.-lt is czti,
mated that tic rebel loss yas c;oht IN ou1
one III the Late attack on Suffolk aid on Nan.
6cmcnd.
Tho battery captured from the rebels on
the eoth instant, has been taken to Pine d
safety.
, 1863-04-27
From COL UK|BUs,
Gen. ksboth's New 0rder---HoH
TO Treat Home Rebels.


tslccial dispatch to tho Chicago T1bunc.l
CA1no, April &c, 1888.
Gen. Asboth has Issued the following order
regarding rebel traitors, and desertcrs:
IEApcCARrzRs D1s1. OF CoLuAnUs,
DEPARTMENT. or TENNESSEE,
COLUMBUS, ky.. april 81, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 2l.-Haying learned
that citizens within this district, particularly
in Cairo, ILL.,, and towns in its vicinity, arc
openly giving a1l moral aid in their power to
rebels md traitors, it is hereafter made the
positive duty Of Government commanders
aud Provost Marshais within the District Of
Columbus, to arrest all persons who shall in
Any manner express sympathy for those who
are in arm: against the United States Govern
mcnt. When arrested, they shall be entitled
to immediate preliminary examination, but If
proof ue given Of disloyal expressions and
sympathy for traitors, or they in any way aid
cd descrtcrs, or prevented their arrest, they
shall be forwarded under proper guard to the
district military prison at Columbus, Ky. a
copy Of the testimony taken In said prelimi-
nary examination, will be forwarded with the
prisoners. Officers and soldiers arrcsting de-
setters, will be justified In shooting any per
son wlo may interfere while in the discharge
Of such duties. None but traitors 1-ould assist
d.:c'1ers in resistance. There can be no dis
t;nction recognized between rebels in battle
and traito1s resisting laws at home.
AsBoTu, Brig. Gen. Commanding.
, 1863-04-27

The Situation at Som.
erseG,
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunc.l


CANT WoLFoEp, SOMERSET
April Is, 1858. !
The booming Of cannon-eisht or ten
slumbcriug inhabitants Of camp and town,
about o'clock this morning, and for a few
minutes seemed to confirm Wolford's doubts
of yesterday, in regard to the designs Of tho
rebels in their apparent retreat; but every
thing was quieted when it was aacertained i'd
be merely the parting salute Of the 18th Indi
ana battery, on its departure.
As Wolford suspected, the sudden and un-
ccremonious withdrawal Of the cnemy's pick
cts from the river yesterday, seems to indi-
cate new plans for the offensive, rather than
an abandonment OF designs on this region.
That the rebels had fallen back beyond Mon
ticello, and were conycrging towards Albany,
was rumored last evening. To-day, however,
information Is received that Pegram has rc.
su1ned command, and is reinforced By por-
tion Of the command Of the redoubtablc John
Morgan, and rumor says by the incvitablo
John n. In person.
If so, they will doubtless make an immedi-
ate attempt to cross above MIL Springs; and
our cavalry, already wearicd with Inactivity
! and short forsge, will soon hasc enough to
/ do.
Wolford is quite ready and willing to fight
any reasonable number Of the rebels. Any
| change will be regarded as an improvement
By the soldiers, as forage is not to be obtained
| without the greatest toll and difficulty.
Horses have corn but once in forty eight
hours, and hay not at all. The report Of any
lsrgc reinforcc1nents Is regarded as 1mproba-
! bic, Some fear an immediate attack, and
, 1863-04-27
FROM WASHINGTON,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, april 70, 1865.
The rains at last Ecem over, anu the bright
gun and high winds for the last Two days, arc
drying up the roads very rapid1y.
Secretary Chase has not yet returned, and
1t is understood now that hc may possibly cx-
tend his trip to Boston. The acquisitions on
the Treasury, awaiting payment, have been
reduced in the last ten days, from forty-three
to eighteen millions. In another week they
will be brought down to the average amount
which always accumulated, eyen in times Of
peace.
Some Of the merchants here from Norfolk,
arc cndeayoring to have d uniform system Of
entries adopted for trade with this port aud
others similarly situated, instead Of the pres
cnt system Of permits.
Secretary Seward and his son, the Assistant
Secretary, have gone down to the army, and
are expected to be gone for seyerel days.
sewarl's enemies insist that he las gone away
to get rid Of the trouble his Pctcrhotr decision
has brought upon him.
New YORK., April GA Washington special
to the World says: A partial revolution has
been effected in the Ordnance Bureau Of the
Navy Department., in consequence Of the
failure Of the attack on Charleston, and new
instructions have been issued respecting the
armament Of the iroll.clads, not only Of those
at Port Royal, but those now building. The
DahlSrc,'> gnns ure to be removed, and an
entirely new 13-inch gun, capable Of using
Is pounds Of powder at 2 load is to be sub
stituted. This is to be done before the at
tack on Charleston is renewed. b. means
of this change, single effective shot may
be relied upon to breach Fort Sumter. 1t
also may be effectively boInbardcd at 4 much
greater distance. The new guns arc now in
several weeks will elapse before they eau be
put in sufficient number into the Monitors to
| permit renewal of thcgattack on Charleston.
| II Is rumorel that at one time Ericsson pro
tested against sending his Iron cfads into col
lision with the forts at Charleston, with no
tile necessity Of 4 change has been admitted
and acted u pom at the Navy Department.
The case Of the Peterhoff and her mails is
still under consideration. 4 majority of the
Cabinet is understood to disapproyc Of the
course finally pursued, holding that the Ex-
with tile admiuistratio ton of Justice, and that
| the Attorney General is the sole authorized
I channel Of communication between it and
| the judiciary. 1t is well known that the At
| torney General has, in IN elaborate opinion,
| hcrcto toforc maintained that the executive,
Government and departments, are co-ordi-
mite.
Intelligence here contradicts the Charles
! ton papers report that the rebels had obtain.
| I'd the Keokuk's guns.
| WASHINGTON, April pa commencement
has been made here for tho organization Of d
/ regiment among the colored population Of the
/ District Of Columbia. Those who are promi-
nent in the movement helieye that the execu-
!! tire authorities will grant the necessary heil'
| ities.
NEW YORK, April GA Washington dis.
I patch, Of the 25th, says Mr. Addison Msa. been
| removed to, day from the Chief ClerksEip o1
| the Adjutaut Generals office.
, 1863-04-27

OF disabled soldiers. Bragg has ordered &C.
cordingly.
The Vicksburg correspondent gives a mag
nitlcent picture Of the passage Of the Fedcral
gunboats and transports by the batteries.
4 pair Of boots sold forserenty five dollars,
at Chattanooga, on the 21st.
Fort Monroe, April 24.-The Richmond
Ssnfintl ofthe Esd inst, has the following: !:
CHATTANOOGA, april ao.-Seren more per
sons have been sent South beyond the Federal
lines, by Gen. Rosec7ans.
United States transports hare landed at
Eastro1t, eight miles from Iuka, with 10, 900
Yankees, chiefly cavalry. There is no imme-
diate prospect Of battle.
NEW YORK, April 25.-The Richmond
Why, Of the 2lst, on the authority Of dis
patch from Jackson, Miss, says that rebel Gen.
Chalmers command has repulsed 900 Of our
cavalry, artillery and infantry, at Coldwater-
that tho Union troops retreatcd in grc It haste
aud confusion, and that Chalmers vas pur5u-
irg cnergctically.
, 1863-04-27
LATEST FROM Mexico.

ESPECIAL Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
NAsH1SaToS, APRIL s6. 1858.
Mexican dates, received up to april 1st, by
letters and papers, give full accounts Of events
at Puebla, showing French successes to hare
been, thus far, comparatively small. Three
attacks on San KasIer-a1l made after dark
were repulsed on March 2Gth, 2Sth and 29th.
On the 30th, all the artillery vas brought to
bear on this single fortification built Of adobe,
which WAS finally rendered unteuable, and
abandoned after the removal Of artillery and
ammunition, and the French gained in it only
heap Of ruins. The French suffered the
greatest loss, and the Mcxicans think the
first step too costly to admit Of the capture
Of Puebla at the same price.
On April 1st, IN attack WAS made on Santa
Antila and San Puebla, forts adjoining San
Xavier. The result was not known. Mexi.
tan letters are full Of spirit and deteEmina-
lion.
On the Goth, Comonfort's position was at
tackled, but he had, in the Interval, quietly
moved TO another point
, 1863-04-27
TIE WAX TO Do 1T.

The article in our last issue, exposing
the swindling practices Of The Buffalo
BaEl.s in refusing to pay checks in cur
1ency, attracted attention Oh Saturday,
and gave great satisfaction to our CONNER
cial public. A serious error occurred in
the first paragraph. We ought to have said
that the Buffalo Bnalss will pay produce,
and NC believe other checks only in New
York exchange ut 3-6 premium, instead Of
discount" as printed. Careful readers Of
tic article, however, readily corrected The
mistake. That banking Institutions Of any
resrectability should refuse to pay currency
and ADOPT dodge By which Western far
mcrs-for as the thing Is now managed
It comes out Of them-are swindlcd out o1
quarter 70 to three eighths per cent. OIL
the value Of ali produce sold in the Easter
lake cities Is outrageous, and Buffalo sharp
ers may as well understand that it will moi
be much longer endured.
Tie remedy which is proposed and dis
crssed, is to induce some Chicago or A1ilwau
kcc house in whom the entire West In:
implicit conidence-such for instance q!
Mum s. Scott, or Munger s. Armour II
establish themselves in ButIalo or O5wcgo
and make them the consignccs Of all pro
:lucc Slipped eastward from Lake Dlichi
gan. Buffalo or Oswcgo operators whe1
wishir" to purcllnsc would at once be told
gentlemen, the produce is for sale at th'
market price, payable in good currency
sg.ccnbacks,' or New York exchange a
rar. The West wall no longer pay you
tax Of rs Of one per cent. on all the pro
ducc sold in this MARKET The commits
sions-no more than now charged b,
Eastern commission operators-would b
abundant compensation to any house 70
cngacing in the proposed business. Whs
tier this suggestion shall be found feasibl
OF not, our business mcn can surely devils
some means by which the Buffalo IN
Oswcgo Banks can be made to act wit
scmc decent reference to the principles (
honesty and fair dealing.
, 1863-04-27
FROM hoSEeRAfSS' CON-
kaEEDu
TOKENS FROM REBELD0M.
Army Matters and Gossip.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
NASHVILLE. Tenn, !anril e5, 1863.
-Appropriatiug horses and citizens 10 Gov
crnmcnt use has been the order of the week.
Two hundred idlers, fifty Of them white, have
been employed on the public works to-day.
Citizens notified to 60 South By Gen. Rose
cTans' order have almost without exception
petitioned to be sent North instead. All their
adYiccs from friends in Ecbc1Iom urge them
to this course. The Hartrillc rebels are firm
II Convinced that the rebellion is in the last
stage Of gallopiag consumption.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune
MrEFnErsBoEo, April 25, 1865
The large numbers Of refugees who have
taken advantage Of Gen. Reynolds appear
ance at Mcilinnville to leayc Bragg's line,
etatc that is impossible to subsist. They
quote flour at $50 per barrel, ladies shoes 325
per pair.
Cheatham is reported in command Of Polk S
corps. .Hardee is strongly fortifJiug Shelby
vile. Tic position is not difficult Of ap
proach from the North.
Tho lst brigade, Sd division, Goth army
corps, heretofore commanded by Col. Frank
Sherman, ssh Il1E., Wis reviewed to-day. by
Gen. YIN. q. Lytle, who relieved Col. shcr-
man Of the command on the .1st. Tic brig
adc made splendid appearance, and was pro-
pounectl by everybody as in Il fine state Of ef-
1ic'cncy. This brigade has just returned from
i reconnaissance towards Middlctown. It
SAW no enemy. The Cd division, Goth army
corps, went under command Of Col VIM. II.
Gibson, commanding the LIST brigade, today
Gen. johnson goes North on leave ofabscncc
The non-co,nmissioned officers, and priyatcs
Of tho 10th Ohio, presented Col. Gibson with
splendid sword to-day. Col. uotchlxiss,
commanding the S9f1 His, was also present.
I'd, at the hands Of his enlisted men, with q
splendid sword.
There is nothing further from Reynolds to
night. Quiet reigns everywhere.
MuRFREEEBoEo, april 23.-Thc following
designations hare been accepted:
Lieut.. J. ". Vanderhoof, Co. & 29th Indi
ana.
Col. T. J. Allen, S0th Illinois.
Lieut.. 4. r. Uurle5s, 18th Illinois.
| Lieut.. James Tourhillott, 18th Illinois.
Lieut.. Dennis Ilamipin, 18th Illinois.
Lieut.. E. Colby, 75th Illinois.