Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-23
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The Times Washington special saws
Gen. Grant left for the from and Burnside
TOY Fortress Monroe. : Z n = 49, ) q :
Il IS understood that recent deyelop.
i nents OF the intentions of the rebels rem.
+ aers AN early movement of the army of the
4 Potomac highly probable. -
ne recent order of Grant banfshihR
suffers -rlds the army of over z, 500 Super
b. The War Department has ordered an
eeaition OF u, 600 beds 10 the present hos.
! Pltal Recommendations az Washington. All
the patients able TO bear removal arc TO
be sent norIhsat opca. s-Yz
Reports gals -credence that Lee has sent
part of bis army into the Shenandoah
lsYalley With thetView ofeompellinR Grant
to divide his army by sending force in
pursuit. = s.
The Worlds Washington special says:
4 GpveEnprs Brough, Lewis, Morton, Curtin
and Yates had long interview with the
President to day to urge upon him the
necessity ofcalliug 100000 more men into
the service for the defence of the States
bordering the Ohio river, especially Indi-
A9a4 Ohio and Kentucky, They claimed
that if specially autboriEede they could
raise that number for that duty by yolln-
ieerlng, The President, as things look
nov. seems disposed to issue cali for
X ~ men 70 belirAised only in the
All The sickin the Army of the Potomac
arctic be sent to Washington and placed
in hospital.
The Herald's Washington special says
Msjor General Critteudeu has been as.
signed TO an important command aud or
dtred to report 70 Buruside. F4a
Serious appreh insiOns are entertained of
-diHiculties!w the Sioux Indians during
abe coming season, Reliable information
has been forwarded toHthe War Depart
ment olbs effect that there are j 400
lodges of warriors within 20 miles of Fort
Union, and 900 lodges on Powder creek,
emptyiug into the Yellowstone river.
The Sioux have been Joined by the AS.
siniboines, Grove and Western Sioux In.
diansandlare preparing TO attack FE, Uuion
and destroy the steamers ons5Ihe Upper
Missouri
Gen. Pope, is understood, has ordered
strong force intothe Indian country, and
9loo1ys Indian campaign is anticipated.
Information has been. received here
which confirms the. reports of wide
spread conspiracy in the Northwestern
States tOfinauguFate armed resistance to
the government. =
Crawford county, Ohio, the headuuar.
ters of gang of6utternuts, has been placed
under martial law, aud other counties in
that State will probably soon be put in the
same position Ohio, Southern Indiana
and Southern Illipois contain the principal
porli IN of these incipient rebels whose
leaders only await disaster to the national
arms to give the signal for revolt.
The Tribuue'sispeciAl says the House
Committee on Comtnerce reports in favor
of the Senate bill superseding the House
bill regulating foreign and cuasting trade.
Nearly q company of returned Haytian
colontsts have gone north to join MnssA.
chusetts regiment.
The Indian territory and military post
OF Fort Smith has been transferred from
ithesQepartnnent of Kansas 10 that of AR.
kansas.
Geu. Blunt has been ordered to report TO
me commanding ohcer otithe Department
Of Kansas Fss for orders:
f From the4Army of the Potomac.
WAsRlAaToN, April, i2lq-sThe following
Information to night from the Army Of tho
Potomac, is reesiSed. ~
-Four deserters of the 4slh Va.Irebel, re.
glment, who.cams intolouriliues yesterday,
positively assert that Longstrest's army IL
at OraDgs o: H., and that Lee 3 entire force
Is not more than So 600 OF 90 600 strong.
Ihe rebels are very vigilant and have
strictly forbidden their ypickets from hold.
ing communicating with our own.
CIsoISsATI, April "a The strike am op9
the la6orers connected Withthe different
railroad depots in this city continues and
most all the roads have discontinued re-
ceiying goods.
Gen. Stoneman passed through Indian.
apolis yesterday for the front; n
Indiana reefnitshreib being "a bidty hurried
to the front -
.WAsnNePoN, April 22.-rhs ctty IA
alive with military tumors improper for
publication.
THIS Navy Department has positive in
formation from the southern 6i6ekadinn
vessels ofthe completion Ut the long talked
of rebel rams.
Governor CuE.iu and the Western Gov.
mor6ipg. 81 4 n
Ine ,oill Fetmbursipg states for calling
out militia to Fepel 10 5asiDni viii ptobably
be postponed until next winter.
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BALTIMORE, April 22-Tbe America
has special advIces from Norfolk thar
steamer had arrived there from New. Or!
leans via MoOFehead city, and was taken
secession of 70 bring important dispatches
10 Gen. Butter. - = p ~
The Oaptatn reports that rebel ram
came doWn'to within few miles of PIy.
mouth, N. o., on the 18Th. attacked onr
feet aud sunk the gllboat BON bs6eIl and 4
two other guLboGts, n4mes unknown-
There e the gre4test anxisly atiPIymoutb.
IL is generally expected that the place
would nave 70 be evacuated.