Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23
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The United States Steam Frigate Pensa-
cola, from New Orleans has arrived.
The Times Washington special says:
General Grant has left for the front and
General Burnside for Fortress Monroe.
1t is understood that the recent develop
ment of the intention Of the rebels renders
an early movement Of the Army Of the Po-
tomso highly probsble.
The recent order Of General Grant ban
ishing all suffers rids the army Of over 2
600 supeFnumeraries.
The War Department has ordered an
edition Of 1900 beds to the present hos
pitsl accommodations at Washington. All
patients able to bear removal will DO sent
North st once.
Reports gain credence that Lee has sent
part Of his army into the Shenandoah VAL
ley with the view Of compelling Grant to
divide his army by sending force in pur-
suit.
The Worlds Washington special says:
Governors Brough, Lewis, Morton and
Yates had long interview with the Presi-
dent to day, to urge upon him tho neces-
sity Of calling 100000 more men into the
service for the defense Of the States bor-
dering on the Ohio River, especially Indi-
ana, Ohio and Kentucky. They claimed
that if specially authorized they could
raise that number for that duty BY Volun-
teering.
The President, as things look now, seems
disposed to issue q call for 200, 900 troops
to be raised only in the Western States.
AL the sick in the Army Of the Potomsc
have been sent here and placed in the
hospital.
The Hersld's Washington special says:
General Crittenden has been assigned
to an important command aud ordered to
report to Burnside.
Serious spprehsnsions are entertained
Of difficulties with the Sioux Indians du-
ring the coming season. Reliable inform
alton has been forwarded to the War De-
psrtment, to the effest that there are ], 400
| lodges Of warriors within seventy five
miles Of Fort Union, and 600 lodges on
Powder Greek emptying into Yellow Stone.
The Sioux have been Joined by the Asinni.
BONES. The Crow and Western Sioux In
dians are preparing to attack Fort Union
and destroy the steamers on the Upper
\ Missouri
Gen. Pope, 1t is understood, has ordered
q strong force into the Indian country and
a bloody Indian campaign is anticipated.
Information received here confirms the
suspicious of a widespread conspiracy in
the North Western States TO insugurate
armed resistance to the Government.
Crawford county, the headquarters Of a
gang Of Butternuts has been placed under
martial Law and other counties in that
State will probably soon be put in the same
position. Ohio, Southern Indiana and
Southern Illinois contain the principal
portion Of these inoipient rebels, whose
leaders only wait disaster to the National
arms to give the signal for revolt.
The Tribune's special says that the
House Committee on Commerce reported
in favor Of the Senate bill superseding the
House bill regulating the foreign and
coasting trade.
Nearly company Of returned Hsytien
Colonists have gone North to join Mas.
saehusetts regiment
The Indian territory and military posi-
Of Fort Smith has been transferred from
the Department Of Kansas to that Of Ar
kansas.
Gen. Blunt has been ordered to report
to the commanding officer Of the Depart
ment Of Kansas for orders.