Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-03-24


more Cavalry Regiments are to be re-
cruited for.
Fitzpatrick in. his raid. scattered
Amnesty Froelarnations broadcast, the
effect Of which is now seen II the IN
creased rebel desertions.. 474
Accounts from Richmond state. that
the rebel authorities have already Sc
cretly executed number Of Union off
GERS, attached to colored regiments
The basement Of the U. S.. Ex-
press Office in Chicago, was destroyed
BY fire on the 2lst inst Loss several
thousand dollars. 3s.A 'l-s@z
MASSACHUSETTS sub descriptions to- the
East Tennessee sufferers amount to more
than ss52, 900, and are still rapidly COM
gin. 8 92a1 3s# e@1 a. ~
The venerable widow Of Ex-P7resi, !
dent Harrison, residing at North Bend,t
Ohio, died on the Goth ult., at the adj
vanced age Of So, years. 4Ee aa# ~
The telegraph says that cconspi-
racy has come to lightin Kentucky hav-
ing for it's object the turning over Of
theistate into the hands Of, the rebels.
y - a.
Tt has been frustrated. - a4@
Another rebel plot, the object.o IF
which was to kidnap7 the President and
convey him within the rebel lines, has
also come to light and been frus-
'fa a ~ 500 s4w ii hsswToi he&ool asfs
--Amerieuso Georgia, where our ipris-'
oners are to be kept, is said to pc a
healthy and pleasant place, in a fertile.
region, and its inhabitants voted against
secession by 400 majority. \
Portland, Maine, and Portland,
Oresgsonr-tbe Eastern ard Western
geographical extremes Of our continent
been sending pleasant kilograms
to each. other. lstse91a eofE r. h5sa4l
--The sloop ofiWar,a Broohlyn,, and
the double turrcttcd Monitor, Oaonda-
ga, are, to be sent Immediately to Ad-
miral Farragut, for service In the Gulf
They are to be followed by the Monitors
Caaonicur, 1ecun,seh and ,Sassacus !.
The receipts Of the Brooklyn and
Long Island Sanitary Fair are stated at
$500 600, with goods on hand to be sold
at auction which will swell the amount
to 100000 =
Parton Life often Butler is
deliberately reviewed IN the London
Spsc,attor. TIL. writer acknowledges
that the book has entirely changed his
opinion Of. Gen Butler, and compares
him, in versatility and energy to Fred :
ericki the Great. 'asi.' ='a ~ 2ee Ho74
j @s.s..gss sste hem og 5BBIsI4t
I Hammond, the great sheep farmer
of ,Middleburyn Vermont, hass2o last
wear full merino lambs forwhich he has
been rendered $4,000, but refused to
sell. An unprecedented sheep fever Is
raging east. 4d gar
! "A steamer left San Francisco some
two or three weeks since, with over a
thousand passengers, mostly. bound for
the cold mines Of Idaho. There is also
a large amount of emigration going on
overland from California to the mines.
An English paper has ''the best au-
thority' for stating hat gentleman
belonging to Kinross, at present in.
the Holy Land, has been com l'tf:-.
missioned by the British Consul at Jer ll-.
salem to convey box containing water
from the River Jordan to be used IN the
baptism of the royal infant. 3agaI 4lt
( There is prospect that another
bridge will shortly be built across the
Mississippi at Dubuque, toiaccommodate
the projected railroad from Monroe,
Wis, to Dubuque. I The Wisconsin
Legislature has given its request, and a
bill is before. the Iowa Legislature for
Similar purpose: - f. ...,. s
4 ACCOUNTS from ireland represent
the tide of emigration as still unehang
ed. There were more persons waiting
for passage in Cork, Galway, Liverpool,
and the great American shipping ports,
than could be accommodated for month
to come-and this too, in advance Of the
usual season Of emigration, which did
not commence till March z '
Tue BETTER DAY THE BETTER
DEED.-The rebel Congress has APP
pointed the first of April as the day on
which one-third of the value Of Mr..
Memmipgers currency will be s'repu