, 1864-04-04
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NA%OASS~A-A3 -
THE NEWS.
Our correspondent gives this morning
very full and late details Of the attempt BY
the Coprerhcads Of Coles and Edgar conn-
tics to kindle civil war in Illinois. It has
ienomInIously failed, and the rinsleaders
now in custody will be made to feel the ven
gcance Of the outraged law. Their cowardly
and treasonahie conduct has had one good
effect at 1east-that Of changing the political
aspect Of these counties and impartinc q
hSalthy patriotic tone in that vicinity. No
Copperheads can be found there now. Every
man is sound Union man. We hope that
the sudden conversion will prove lasting, L
few more such atfrays Us these will teach
sympathlzers with treason the utter futillty
~"of these outrages upon our soldiers and
Union men, and that their only safety con-
eists in unconditional loyalty to the govern
ment, and hearty cooperation to put down
the rebellion.
The New Orleans correspondent oi the New
York Wo7ld writes that our forces arc about
to eyncuatc Brownsville and the line Of the
Rio Grandc- As tLis correspondent writes
mainly In the interest Of those In sympathy
with the rebellion, his statements are Of lit.
lie or no ncc0unt.
~ Affairs in Georgin rcmnin unchanged
Johnston'e command numbers about S. 900
men, and his cavalry are near Tunnel Hill.
The pickcts Of the armies are In close p,ox-
unity, but as Jet there are no signs OF fight
ing.
It is announced that the President is about
to call ont the Organized militia Of the States
fNY G{vfv Aay.E IN Hn3
and thus allow all of our veterans to 20 into
the field for active service. Our city regi.
ments will do well to strap on knapsacks and
Prepare to go marching on.
Our Republican fiAds over in Davenport
have gatned a splendid victory, routing the
enemy herse, foot md dragoon, and electins
their entire ticket The Mayor, Robert Low.
rcy, ESQ swept the field By 961 majority, q
Union gnin Of about 500. Well done, Darcn,
port In the meantime, look out for q whole
. battery from Cincinnati tomorrow. The
people arc slanghtering the copperheads By
Wholesale ut the polls.
On the third page will be found large Sc
lection Of interesting reading matter.
The Chattanooga letter Of Rev VIM. ", Pat
ton, Pastor Of the First Congregational
: Church, In respect to the sanitary needs of
: the army, is entitled 10 careful cons,dera-
ton.
Our European news is Of interest. The
siege Of Duppel continues and the Danes
are fighting against fearful odds, in
spired with the old Bcreeker wrath, The
Pope at last accounts Was a1armfngly Ill.
Gov Hahn, the newly elected loyal Gov
cruor Of Louisiana, has received aletter from
49f10 1,nrfefnna rnf>o1 ~
ton, Indianapolis, asking his influence With
the President to secure their release.
Gov. Yates, who left Cairo about three
weeks ago for Memphis aud the Southwest,
on official business connected with the Iii.
nois troops, was in New Orleans on the a4th
u1t. Gen. Banks had left New Orleans
on the ed, to take command in person of
his army In the field.
During the past three days the National
Banks in this city hare received more than
$10o, 900 in subscr1pti to the new 10 40loan,
One Of them took in 81, 900 In two days. It
is believed that very large Sims will be in
rested By our citizens in this security, which
viii have an excellent tendency towards re-
strict{ng wild and hazardous spccu1atious in
all sorts Of things, and keep many men from
eventual loss or ruin. |
The English Goyernment has declined to t
produce the opinfons of the law officers or |
the Crown with respect to the se;znre of thts|
Tuscaloosa, on the ground that they were
confidential advice for the Government, and |
that it would be objectionable to produce |
them.
The authoritative denial of the intended re-
cognition Of Maximi1lian's Empire in Med- |
co, by our Government, was called forth bv
the 1onow1ug e.@t<s.aut Ia tho Paris corre:-
pondence Of the New York Commercial Id.
zertiser: " It is believed that toward the end
Of the present month Maximllian will send
a circular to each Power announcing his a.
ofthe throne and inviting the NOM
inatton Of Ambassadors, consuls, &c That
this circular Will be faVorab1y met and re-
epouded to By President Lincoln, is stated to
be matter OF certainty. According to re-
port, one part Of the recent mission Of Gen.