The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13
Telegrap1it 3gen,s,
New YORK, April Z.

49,, ..>rs. New YORK, April7.
i A dispatch from Louisville saws that sew
eral of Forrest's officers crossed the Ohio
into Indiana and Illinois, for the purpose OF
e1citing the people to revolt: Others re-.
NAMED in Kentucky to aid the consprators
to keep the flames Of sedition alive. asrsa-a
FORFEIT, in his late raid secured several
hundred Kentucky recruits. He is on his
way, to Corinth, and will, it is said, thence
Undertake with reinforcements raid into
middle Kentucky, with the expectation o.
lgetting large number of recruits. Others
say he will join Longstreet, and proceed in
TO East Kentucky.
| MEMPHIS, April S.
Nothing later from Forrest or Grierson.
The former is reported near Memphis.
WAsH1NeroN,s April 8,
HousE.-[ Yesterdays Proceedings. ]-Mr.
Colfax offered resolution proposing the
expulsion Of Mr.. Long Of Ohio, for senti
ments uttered yesterday, iavoring the rec-
ognition of the Southern Confederacy.
WASHINGTON, April 9.
Especial to Post. THE Republican mem
bers Of Congress are confident the Constitu
tional amendment, prohibiting Slavery,
will receive two-thirds vote in the House.
New YoRK, April 8:
The receipts at the Custom House to day
were $34l, 900, Of which $320,OOO were
certificates.
Subscriptions to the O-4O loan at the
First National Hank to-day were $419, 800.
CAIRO, April 4.
The steamer Atlantic, from New Orleans
has arrived. Her dates are to the 10Th.
The election resulted in complete tri-
umph of the Union ticket.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
ADJUTANT Generals OrE1cE,
| Washington: April 4, 1864. }
By direction Of the President of the
United States the following changes and os
signments have been made in army corps
commanders.
Maj. Gen. P. II. sheridan assigned to
command the cavalry, corps in the army o.
the Potomac.
The llth and 18th army corps are con
solidatcd land will be called the first army
corps.
M"j. Gen. Hooker is assigned 10 the
command Of Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger
and he is relieved from the command of the
4'h army corps, and Maj. Gen. 0. 0. How
ard assigned in his stead.
! Maj. Gen. Schofield is assigned to com
mand the Sd army corps.
:. Maj. Gen. Slocum will report to Mai
Gen. Sherman, commanding the division
Of the Mississippi and Maj. Gen. Stoncma1
will report to Maj. Gen. Schofeld. the com
mander Of the department Of the OHIO, for
assignment.
Maj. Gen. Grarger viii report by )ette
to Adjntant Gen. Amey.
Captain Horace Porter of the United
States ordnance department, is hereby ar
nounced as aid lie camp to Gen. Grant
with the ra:k of a Colon"l.
! y portion Of this order relating to the
consolidation Of tho ll1h and l2,h corps
has been amended SO as to den ,m; nate the
lconsoi.la'ion of the 21st instead OF tho
1st.
4 " II known scout namcl Reese, con
ncctci for long time with the army Of the
Potomac and member OF the 1st cavalry
isappeared last week ana is supposed to
have been cap ured.
j The army Of The Potomac is 10 day in
mud.
i Gen. burnside was in town a few hours
TO- day in consultation with the War De-
.ar;ment in reference to his expedition.
Gen. Mcdowell is about to leave Tor Cali
(ornia, to command the department OF Cali
sornia, Oregon, &c. The President will au
'horize the organization Of ten new volun
teer regiments.
Col. McCook has been nominated Brig
adler General.
Telegraphic adv,ces to the Treasury De.
partment report the subscription to the TO-
40 loan to day OF $2O00,OO0,
The Senate military committee refused
to confirm Major Gen. S:hotield and Gil.
more.
Bv order Of the war department Gener
ais Stone, Porter and Neglcy have been as
lsigned to their original positions in their
regiments, and Gen. Montgomery has been
dismissed from the service
Il The rebel ram Tenn ,sses was struck by
J. ia squsll on the 1st while lying near Grant +
h Pass, causing her to keel over and sink
Nothing but about two feet OF the smoke
Istack remains visible. Her ordnance viii
Iprove 4 heavy loss 10 the rebels: It con.
|sisted Of six one hundred FOUNDERS riHed
Parrots. and nearly as many smaller ones
! Ali is well with our feet. though We have
had some very bad weather.
LEXINGTON, Ky., April Z.
i Mrs. Lucia Clsy, widow Of the Hon
Henry Clay, died last night at the ,esidenc,
|of her son John n. Clay, near Lexington
after an illness almost entirely unatiended
With pain, aged 80 years.
WAsHryaToN. April T.
Mr.. Collins hss returned to Washinp1os