, 1863-04-02
CUR N!VHFREESNGRO COERES-
PONDENCE,

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1ton ~ :SnoG ma Strnn.11i' rtsastcrMThe a POSI-
The Army OF The Cun1bcrland-Tho
nrhicnen M Gi1ri9nni Her.9as iyfh'' r.
Railroad Boys-Thc Roll or Honor.
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IRON our own correspondent
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~ seua 'ou 1u,r .'eeoua's " "na.e,.s 49,,
". IL 1ns't ioea1'i.s' anu IL ID pfooapie 'oa
.'.sa, !"ss u'S"t' ~ 'oc n'sa. n. oe.ue .a' ''@
w. ana. e,'aSe ans +a sa1 -. ,.1e amo ,oot,au
,,,, 49, .,s..,a.1a. - 81 Co,,,r7s,s a;eastos
ia .or,,,: ~. ,,.,,a ;5eo +bot +hc o,ntr-a -
= ..aes "as.,a., ~ 49, r-m,;nder ~ ~ ,,s:s.
a. .ro,,15 a. soo, 1,ecomc n matter ~ ,,;.*s
~ Tho ood wisconsin vos ut tbo e.o.,ao
49,. 49, -.,1,ra, ,r,s,oa ~. .n,,- on'
the cdro Of thc vi,1ace of RrentMo,3 3u1s ,: ~
the 10Th Michigan vas pnardiner I'm r,;1ra.s .,.
hridrc orer the 1,tt1a Horno,h ~ .ss,a',a o
tbo sonth The ood w;saons1. ~ Al'Aee "
7nani,od nv J;out ro1 n1oaae, ~ .u ~,
Mic1.,pan l,v c,nt Rosso++ ~ ~ 1'1u
an -. ~. w. ~ Apasseo
regiments rnaet;ro vb,+ e. &c @"o
manned. md Ivcrv 7;sttnct,v ro,o.as- ' 80.
The renera1 belief arnon, t1,a,r was .,.". .u''
fine day VIM Dorn,s cararrv 4na,1s t, '.' snN
rouDd and capture them. 0u,rta-r,,sta. 49,
Turner, Of the 10th Micb,can remonohar
was narticu1ar1v emnb,t,o on tho ,,o,nt 49,,
+b.r h,a rn;+ho- So. ..1'
"Ao Ao.se hot p1olecton 10 "nh-
etaha any considerable attack The thing has
terminated as my friends Of those two rey,-
mcnts pred3cted # vop,d-t1,e;r f,to ,roe .s.
,,,,..,,aato., ~ t,.a~,,s,-ss ~'A A''1 "'' 0os
un'A sss'ea ~ enc'''selfc''
TIE ros1T1o. AND STRENGTH OF TIE EsEMY,
In my Last 1ettcr1 briefly gaye the position
of the enemy, SO far as VIC knew 1t. 7 hare
but little to add today. There is no Question
but that the rebel srny has heen heavily -a;n-
saraaa ana1 ~, ,~a--s,.as 0ssn =. aca'u' feln7
iofcea, ana nm warranted in the assertion
that 1t to-day numbers $1,000 electives.
These reinforccments hovo couo t.o,, ~,
ev;,,;, ona v;ote,,u.1. 49,, A'oa+
6'n'A "na 'aeAepaiE' .'no sney nave come in
the shape OF conscrtpts, put on garrison duty
to the relief Of tried regiments. All in MI
tbc rebel armvx;t1;n str;Lfn- ;1;.,.aaonc..: ~
met 10 a f,r,,,;a,tla haa- - al7'' ~ ln1s
poo. Is ioiuiioao'e oooy Of men, Which Ger
fanny las the strength to give us hard
battle.
THE AAAF OF THE CUMDERLASD.
but the Army of the Cumberland is
upou the alert, readr for offensive nv
3afane;rn oot;or o,,5 ,ox,
-.,N u' "Nu sou nay resi-
pef1ectlJ easy regarding the result
ufany engagement that may occur. At least,
that is The rTav fee, ,b,n+ +ho ,,.t.a.
know tint liz immensc q rehei e1e farco ta.'ert Ill., :
xrhich Iara h.an 'rr;,;so. .iost :; loIec, apouI
ready nerhar,s within tusnty. fn,r 1,p.l 49, us,
spring 10 the assault: hut iei nrrf.ct Snss .nd ~
atsointe cont,anca =, ~ o,;i;t. Fttieet allu
nn,1nr tIe ieodersh;,. ~ Go VI auls A[m5,
wh;1, w;c.. In nmn,bor of r.ho,a t,t "
~ -. " tspel3 l.lAl iuA9 as~
s.1at -, tl.tr - upon .ne ''e1t' 1eaay 1or
"n4'' I'LL uo"t n4o' pi4Ns ioiln'
THE ILLINOIS REGIMENTS.
Twas through the camps Of several Illinois
regiments, yesterday, in the divisions of Ney-
ley, Davis and johnson, Neglcv's division
was beinr reviewed hV Rfa; G9n Roseo-ons
Reviews by theby. have bcen The ordar far
eight or len DAYS b1cE Ther har,n uith
anlcy's cavalry division and tiir tne wcathcr s
i,,s tl1us f,r Ecnt tham ~, ns
however. who fon's MAXI II no;nt ~ ~ ~ tv;t,css
cyery grand review that comes % Of in m armv as
nd 5nnscn,,eut1v Iowa ~ o.oae;a,, - ~ -
fri.weekly Letters cnncernin@ this ~ "i.st t,st
s*splen' 'splay.'' was at Eceler's revinw
yesterday, for the eyprcss purpose Of rcttiny
good look at
te-.-. -.
LIE '+o"ious OLD lSfH
The few remaining of that splendid rcr;-
1ncnt, that nearly two years ago left the CITY
of Chicago under command OF Col. Turchiu,
we're out with colors flying, marching and
maneusering like veterans {ls they are), one
Lieutenant Colonel Raf1in. Major Jim Guth-
Iic, Adjutant Banks, and Surgeons Bogue and
Little, were upon the field. The regiment.
though small, is in line condition, ready for
! another baptism. More than three. .fourths Of
us oi1slnal NUMBER nave finished their
~, asnso ~ ~ Igm eha , rs1s w no. Permit
~ conr.tiss ~ en"0o" 'As guy ~ tne'r 1aiea
As is nerhons cener,11v 1.ro~n ,o..
q IF ~. lit, ha, l,aa, i.;,oa company
H.. coand ,nu s ana oeeh ossia aseo rs an artii
,;cyneer nnr,,s 1a nsssaeu ~ a4ty IN the
s+ hoa.. rda'',d ~ ~ ofdef mas
onthorizinc thc cn1;st,,ent ~ af Deeart.aens n
TAXI. thc n7oce nf r J;an+ y hfa Soaipany ~ ~
1mny II, LAS been assirued Cantain n te Il, eo mer
contrary. T.ie1,fcnanf Rei1 ofno,n,,nw ~ nIM ~
Lieutenant: and OuartermasteT Ssrnt' nn,vn r, tn'
I'd Lieutenant.
These gentlemen start for Chicago to-day, for
the purpose Of recruiting. May success at
CAPT. STONES,
ofthe Bonrd of Trade Battery has been place,
in command Of the right battalion Of the Pio-
necr CORDS. This cnTns # viii hc reman.
bercts, is an independent command. made IN
Of details from every company in the army
the command OF Which was given to CAPT
st. Clair Morton. The Board Of Trade Bat
tcry has, from the first, been attached TO this
corps, and the command Of the right battalion
which is nov given to Capt. Stokes, is Ger
tainly complimentary to that gallant and eflic-
icnt officer. The Captain IS not relieved,
however, Of the command Of the Battery. Il
was, in fact. one Of lis conditions Of acccpt-
ance, that his relationship to the Battery was
not to be disturbed
THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BATTERY.
A oood 3a,1 b,e hoor oo;5 1- a;tr,ro,t 1ot.o.
-,EEs =, ,,+nisa ~ ~ r1ann T.; n l51'eF u
Traaa pat+,irv hus i, ~ n1,;n;o,, na.a y.
sea riaae ~ na.a,S, oTI T, ~ mS oplulon never
hulu ~ n5uu4 ;1 ZIG lleil .ie u11er tne most
nui'a9.I u'nt; I "s esaeu ~, W! preserved
5nu 4.! nesuln5. lney nayG 'o,uay ~ men nt1or
IVY uiaas' ~ ! soo muy Ma1h taelr camp az any
sa1ex .'a1e " ,n ~, ~ , s.uu ant M9tu !oI ~
n.tet iatI' nTrsI g.. " WI " 1ound
y. ptss,;. tne cnasago nualu u iIadH :
~ tna w. e,,ht = ..Ii ~ ~ ltseA
49, LIZ AeA' "eAt ~ "41 not 'S 'ne1' aau's'
THE RAILROAD BOTS
| The S9th Illinois, along with the bulk of
Johnson's division, got IN late yesterday
| evening 1fem hvc OARS picket duty at Sa-
c,,,.1. ~ - ,sS - 1sn Le uesn n0tt - =
/ rough VA I'll, aHa a1e siAo enough 10 Eet
| o1ch 10 camp. INC nicely cafpeted tent in
Ts Was 0n5a ce9a ce1sa1 nesc11i % and @
the two bv four ttsheIter'' affairs unllar which
FIR fire r1iphts fhcF hnd hee,, nhii1od ~
| crccn ~
II r,,,,, IN 1,o>-o,
aHk AoLL oF AoSoH'
! was kindly furnished By Adjutant HAle