Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-05
GAegrapbie Wens.
(Trom the Omaha Daily Nsbrasklan.1
New Yurk, Feb. .29-Andrews, the
riotsr, Of July last, has been indicted for
treason and other crimes.

NOW USk, CeO. lJ.-AnOteWS, So0
rioter, Of July last, has been indicted for
treason and other crimes.
New York, Feb. 29.-The Herald pub.
fishes an intercepted letter, dated Rich
mond Feb. 10th, stating that the rebel
capitol 10 guarded BY only two companiss
Of heavy artillery, Eve light batteries, two
companies Of cavalry and about four
thousand citizen soldiers, and shat part
Of North Carolina regiment guards the
Chickabominy. The garrison at Fort
Darling has been reduced to $50 men,
The citizen soldiers arc not to be relied
on. It Vas believed that tho appearance
of any considerable force Of Yankees
would b signal for general stampede.
Longstreet's force is set down at co..
600, Johnsons 1t 10000 and Lees at
$4,000.
A New Orleans letter 70 the World says
Juarez had reached Tamacelius, and was
preparing to yield up the whole of the
coup. ny to the French.
1t was reported that the French had
shot Arch Bishop Lerbo ida and Bishop
Barrsgas but the report was not credited.
Washington, Feb. 29.-In the Hou.e.
to-day, Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, introduced
= bill that Of ell the indebtedness Of the
Ucited States, p Tor to the LIST of July,
1863, on account Of duties on imports,
one. til may be paid in legal tenders
The House passed the bill reported
from the commit on Ways and Means
last week authorizing change in the
form Of the authorized by the act Of
March St.
In the Senate Mr.. Grimes introduced
bill for the protection Of overland emf.
! grants to the Pacific.
| Chicago, March 1.-The Richmond
Sentinel has the following:
Charleston, Feb. 2j.-One hundred and
forty five shots have been fired into the
city within the last 81 hours. The enc.
my is erecting a battery on Dixon's Is.
land, commanding Schooner Creek.
Charleston, Feb 2s.-The enemy con.
tinue to shell the city. One hundred
shells were thrown yesterday.
Tallahassee, Fla Feb. 26.-Gener~'
Ginnegan's forces occupy Baldwin. The
enemy has retreated to Jacksonville.
S .rksvilIe. Miss, Feb. 22.-Heavy
fighting all day yesterday at Pontotoc.-
We killed 40 aud captured over 100 Of
the enemy. Col. Forrest killed, and
Colonels Barkesdale and McCulloch badly
wounded. The battle closed by a charge
from the enemys cavalry, which was re.
pulsed.
Atlanta, Feb. 26.-The Yankees have
left Ponto,oc. We lost many ollicere and
Pearly Pear.
Dalton, Feb. 2C.-Enemy disappeared
from our front, retreating towards Cnat.
tanooga. with Gen. Wheeler in pursuit.
Lonestreet has withdrawn his lorce to a
point not p adent to mention. The enc.
my has not yet crossed the Hostein.
Greenville, Tenn. Feb 27.-Gen. Jones
$50 Of the enemy and Ii negroes, five
, miles east Of Cumberland Gap. Two
noun Yankee regiments, supported By
a division Of infantry, attempted TO flank
our lett. and occupied the Gap three miles
from Dalton, on the nigh. of the 9th,
Smiths Texas brigade drove them out
Our loss in wounded was $50, killed 10.
On Thursday, the % !, the enemy fell
back miles, and will not probably make
another stand this side of Chickamauga.
Gov Blown has issued proclamation
CONVEYING q special session Of the Georgia
Legislature on the 10Th of March.
New York, NJ :ch Tho Bremen,
from Southampton the 18th, has just
arrived. The seizure Of the Tuscaloosa,
IN the Cape of Good Hope, is confirmed.
The Denmark revoluiionis,s expelled
the Danlsh officials from Tonnng tondeon.
Copenhagen journals say the Privy Coun.
Gil have resolved to devote the whole
strength Of the nation TO recover Schles.
weig. Prussia will not consent to leave
Alsen in possession Of The Danes. The
allies attacked Danish entertainments at
Duppel. Mor,ars were placed to shell
Danes and Prus.isus. who occupy Fred.
ericks Fort at keil
A Pruss:aa battery Of heavy artillery
has gone to GlusLerg, destined for Holmes.
from where Flsrsberg harbor and Duppel
entertainments can be bonn barded.
10 the House Of Lords Earl Russell
proved BY comparison Of dates that the
government decision as OBTAINING Birken. !
head iron rams ~. not Influenced by any
represents ION of Mr.. Adams in Com mons.
Mr.. Peacock gave notice OF motion as
to the demand Tor compensation made by
the U. 5. for injuries done by Confederate
cru rs. Earl Russell said in House of
Lords - to claims Tor damages done BY
the Alabama, Government considers itself
10 no way responsible for, and no hope is
held out for changing its policy.
FRANcE.-Lenorde denies tit French
army is - be placed on the frontier.
pat9ie asserts Austria is willing to &C.
cept an arms, &c on condition that the
Danes evacus,> Duppel aud Alsen. Prus.
sia refused.
Parliament has resumed ito sittings.
The armament of the national guards
10 being FASTENED.
Large quantities Of War material con-
tinue to be forwarded 10 Ancoua and
Bologna.
Reichza.h has closed. The Emperor
said Austris's mission was peace, and,
Notwithstanding the endeavors Of Austria
TO exercise conciliatory influence, war had
broken out between Germany and Den.
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