, 1864-04-30

Ian, ,horo 3; ',a,,,..l .:... " """'
,Lo oS;cc,s % hn Erho,a sr,.'lng OF 'eetn among
low "o u non,;a In',i '.e massacre al rort ri
n "m y mentioned. several officers have been
iatory measures ,hcv sLomJ nnrn;,i"a !, 'I ,L;
duty 10 sb ,ot every man or rorr"s,'s oonnh am,a
they met Sodicrs have tLt"a,onoS 'U's"a. :" "h"o.
Forrest : mcn now i, Ir,rr, ,,r;som e ,t s"oo.
a chance ~ '''"s P''''"' ""'! se'
VI
po,o;.Nu tTov T ~ I" ApFll IA ccord'ng to the
naIeish IFcgrtss' 'he people Of western North
Saro.Il'1 recently .nhS several Confederate oiii-
etrs anu soldiers lor attempting to enforce the
eonSeript0n.
Al, 'ne ha'Tlgn 'oGtedera'e says The result OF
'ne S'a'e eiecllon depends on the success OF the
reoeI arms. II our armies are DEFEATED, Hold
on will be elected Governor by large ma
Jorliy
,, inere are frequent arrivals oi steamers at
wilmington with valuable cargocs for the Con-
iederaev'
Washington. April H. Senate and House
have adopted resolutions authorizing inquiry into
the Fort Pillow slaughter.
The bill relating TO donating lands in OREGON
and California passed the Senate.
New York. April l9.-The steamer Fulton,
from Port Royal, has arrived with the prize
SOuh LdrOIinG. Her crew, 30 in number were
all found secp. and the passengers (six in num-.
ber) escaped in small boat. Her cargo was
valued at Sl25,0OO.
A dispa,cb from tho A rrv or tho p,,oro,
states ,bn, a., E;Ira,r;,k ~, r.. w,s,:n,,"''
und from ,honco ,rnpa.,S ~ ~; ~ a'"Is"n' IIn
norris IN sherman Ior nrorS :" ~ n, i ,L
army Of Tho r. ni,'.,,nI u p. u w ~ ~ t,'e M
n,rfnro bn ro, rcl hr A. or -" "S I.' w.
den fee ;nc r;n,, rh',Io. .h'' -. co,,nS m
nnon CoI n'I.i,rna,ss Wy "" ,,:sn sne vius I' p:'
maui noners w.ro nr,I" .u p""Snu I ~ ue h'In ~,
him Tbe rrtlS rn" U S;,,"r "nu u,,, aa'l'@a ;"1; !"
TLrro il ii,,io -, 70 Joh, "L ~ III
bndy was no, r;ysn mn hoc"n." .J sLnn' % ~ u"s uu
tilaion ohd ,i,,6t;s,i,n hrsioI h"a hnn 'r;, -,
Can R"La .,;s,i ,"oOd od,i", ,h; a''u peen eNeni
Shreveport.
Accounts from the rebel lines sav the feeling
in Kirby Smiths army WINS bad. and moi more
than half Of the men will stand and fight lie
is very unpopilar among Louisiuniuns'
Accounts confirm the rrpor, tha, large num.
hers of citizens are daily subscribing 10 the am
npsty oath,
In the skirmish N, Fort Jcesun ON ,ho 81 ve
took 40 prisoners. Our loss slirb,
f,L;.. I-u,o
p;ca. 80. ~ iIa aur,e.s s,e 'I"n' p.N heu
u,,'i iii, n % n pay. y. S's. Is:. n' "
.a',.'rn,,." III .,' Lo H'i'es n u,St. rive reuS'u'
Si".,san aM SI'u o'S So "ausr! "ere snsa9eu;:-
'nn'J,. .nes' 20 pIn1s' aso NV" or"ss SlA,
H.. H. wv l,ou"uS's. is zoV noIsts, anu
ca~,n,eJ ~ '~"0 "u"oe' VI S"''" "''"S' "cre
sn,"u sL;rn,;sh .o,,. 49,. a. c,L
passnt mi ,;'s;, a." svo ,,;, INV - " r o'n ~
A s.w men wsr, " los, ON ho,h a. S'''sP'''
IN n" %,L " sI;',s, ~ sL;.ua;sh Jt'.s -, -, a..
m;ics nhora T.,"S;,ooI'aa sm NJ "n p.a.s NV
WE'RE wers dr;xcn - ~ nv. ."iI;,5 ~ e ~ G"'on mooIs
,rcotel with n loss IN. iin;n,, @ s,r.o, | h.S ~
k;lI.J an1 rro',nLsI " 'o''e' "'u "
AIexsnar;, .d,.;c.. % ,ho OH .,.,o a., a.,
army ~as IN a~s .n;r;,s n% V na S,a,i ."Ti e ~
N Sbrssa.nor, n ;hnah, ~. s.ss y,
r,,rmt N E"x.. ''s ~ '''s '''''''' "Ou'u
.
a a e'.eh aaseu Grand Reno ted hlver, April
ln'n, says Our cavalry nad oecn driving The
sneny 'or lwo Gays out on the eIn they sent
uack w ln'anIty support, Gen; haiisnm, 10
Summing ~, sa :. 'ne secold aIu ,our'n DIVISIONS Of
ny. .Ie ~ oo,lls' "es oruertu 70 Sen9 nrgade,
wncn ne giu. AZ noon nc was ordrrcd TO send
~ aes s ssaSn, S.,,, s4a ms. VIZ, ~ wI sne
', l;s, sa.snE ao"I. IVY .hles iro. wnefe tne
ihc r,bcs 1 n'ad " s,enj orr H." "ac co,ss,i. % Nv J;
9a0I, ,n,, wss foym,rl IN !, nj, ~ ,voo,Is ,s;,h
nm omen i.ld n iront snd ,he m nv IN ~ woods
on he oppositc sidc. Gen. Stone. n DalIs siuir
Eimc, Chief Of Bankss siaif, took direction Of
the movements. Gen. Ransom was IN favor Of
advancing only in force, but his wishes were dis.
regarded. Amer keeping up Hring acr,Iss this
open iied for about an hour, the en- my advanced
IN overwhelming Numbers, estimated 1T 10000
strong. All our available troops were sent 10
the front and opened on them. The enemy lost
heavily. but advanced steadily and sOod made
our cavalry give way. The enemy pressed US so
close, and the panic OF the cavalry was so demor-
aii.lng. that the retreat became rout. While
endtavoring 10 save bis artillery, Gen Ransom
was wounded severely in the leg, and his Adju-
tant, Capt: nickey, killed. While the Abb Divi
son was iallng nack 70 disorder, the III Division,
Numbering only $500 men. came up and was i'm
ill'' neu'aVy rou''n' many .ne ls.ncutp;' .yOy
Isn een,s up s'u ,9'ieu . ~ .,.s "u,cu c'.ce.u
...e e',eany Iuu " wv .nsn s.ul ~ oar uI'ns
T,s ws.e o."gn' ~ esP. iua. , =. 'is casaIy'
y alNly nov laIllg uach yn ,ns PlAce.
wnese w mus. n,est ano ~ ,sorganl1c oe,ore pro
sssu,1g iIL'esr nao soma.u 9h.evspos. Our -
.;,., 49, - y -. s'''o ''' y ="
a'.on n
New ork. Apr'l IA iexandria ana " ash
ingion dispatches slate that Gcn Grant wlil ap-
point Gen. Mcclellan 70 the ccmmand Of tbe
army o. the fotoniac.
A Washington special dispatch says II Is 70
ported that Gen. Gilmore is relieved from the