Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-10


brings no eon6rmation Of che departure of
Price for Mexico.
The vote at the coming election in Ar
kansas will be quite large. three thoussnd
votes having already registered their names
at Little Rock. The abandoned farms are
being rapidly leased, and there is good
prospect Of large crops. fo7rra-
+. Andrews, the New York riotcr, bad in
dictments presented against him on Satnr-
day last, in the United States Court. for
melting and setting on foot and engaging
in rebellion and insurrection against the
United States, for treason, for melting and
aiding a resistance to the draft. and for
to levy war against the United
States. He is at present in Fort Lafay-
cite. and will be put upon his trial in a
few days. T oaa
na Friday. March 4.
Last accounts place Fitzpatrick at
White Honse where he had formed juno
ton with Buffers forces from For
tress Monroe. He passed around the ene-
my's left in safety and sent an expedition
to destroy Lees reserve artillery ut Fred
erick's Hall, but no news Of that part OF
the movement has yet reached the Union
lines. The number of forces thus coScen-
trated at White House is not known. con-
sequcntly no idea can be formed of the
chances Of taking and holding Richmond.
Official rebel dispatches state that Sher-
man is falling back on Vicksbnrg. A Ia
ter ramor by way of Vicksburg states shat
Sherman was marching on Mobile. and
was within forty miles Of that place.
This story is doubtless fabrication.
A bill extending the bounties to the first
of April has passed both houses Of Con-
gross. a sa
Admiral Dahlgrcn has arrived at Wash
ington from the fleet of Charleston. A
Tribune correspondent surmises that he
has been recalled. taa
Gold closed in the New York market
yesterday at sl60a. being an advance of
! cent.
Captains Sawyer and Flynn, who were
under sentence of death at Libby. have
been exchanged ard are now at Fortress
Monroe.
The French have evacuated Puebla. Cor
dova and other places for lack of sufficient
forces to garrison them. The Mexican
army nnder Araga is said to number AS
600 men, but had been defeated by the
French. 40
The Canada, from Liverpool, brings the
news that the Germans had been repulsed
in an attack on the whole Danish lines
The policy of France is beginning to favor
Denmark.
Two of the radical German papers of
st. Louis have hoisted the name of Gen.
Fremnot for the Presidency.
- Gen. Steele has issued an address to the
people Of Arkansas. assuring them Of pro-
lection at the ballot box at the election
which takes place March 18th.
Parson Brownlow arrived at Louisville
last night. He has been very sick, but is
now convalescent.
Veteran troops are passing through
Louisville to the front at the rate of three
day.
A special to the New York Post says
that one of the first results Of Grants pro.
motion will be an important change in the
Army of the Potomac
The Dayton Empire Office was destroyed
yesterday by the soluiers OF the 44th Ohio,
Speeches were made by II. @. Corwine
and others to allay the excitement, during
which man in the crowd made some Of
fensive remark about the Government pro-
,eeting negroes when rush was made for
him. and in the melee spectator, Daniel
Carl. Of Tippecanoe. was killed, and two
soldiers were wounded. Captain Rogers,
OF the 44th, has been arrested, and the
city is now quiet.
prominent Union officer. He left Colum-
bus for Fort Delaware on Wednesday.
~ s. II. Wingfield, bitter secessionist OF
Norfolk. has been sentenced by Gen. Wild
to work at cleaning the streets Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth for three months, for
speaking his REASONABLE sentiments and
disturbing church service while the prayer
for the President was being read.
Senator Wilson says that two thousand
troops ara daily added to the army list.
Congress will adjourn on the 31st Of
May, which leaves yet nearly two months
for active business.
The rebel Congress has decreed that all
those who do not invest their shinplasters
in bonds by the 1st of April shall suffer
loss of thirty -three-and-a third per cent. on
the amount Of paper cash on hand.
Hsae MONDAY, March Z.
Conflicting reports concerning Sher-
mans expedition continue to come in.
The most reasonable of these place pert
Of his force at jackson and the remainder
en- route for the same place. ALI the rail-
roals on his route were entirely destoyed.
The notorious COL Richardson was shot
dead at Cave City. Ky. on Saturday,
while attempting TO escape. BE was on
his way north as prisoner. tasR
Gen. Grant has arrived at Louisville en-
route for Washington. - . 'i
The House Committee on Elections have
decided that Hon. Ben Loan, of Missouri.
is not entitled to the seat in Congress he
now occupies. 80 80 .
n A dipatch to the New York World says
that Halleck will retain his present posi-
ton and that Grant will remain in the
field. 90 is.es etFi -
The railroads over which Lee receive his
supplies were destroyed by Kilpatlick for
miles; also commissary, ordnance and
quartcrmasters, stores, six Touring miles
and one saw mill. six canal boats with
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