Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4224, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1864 — Page 1

DAILY STATE SENTINEL

OPTICIAN. r. 1 1 i it Iii ill . I iiiiijxi-m. li 1 - v rrBI.KUED EVERT tfO&NlNG AT H s . nn I'm 1 1' 17 f All in 1.1 V L Y ri V In. IIH I Li 1 in i n Liii.i I muij ui U.J6 Ik 13 OUTH MERLOIAIf STREET. (coasia or rcAtt mitT.) EIDER, HARKFiESS & BINGHAM, Proprietor. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 29, 1864. VOLUME XII. NUMBER 4,224.

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Marrlag JfMica W cent. Kotlrea of FeitlTal, Picwica and F.xcrioBi, Rotten pby la!lTMaaIa or aaaodatiooa, or l y chorche, t the regular price. AdTfrtUemcnti leaded and placd nndf r the bf ad or foaclal Notices if teollnea or ovar, will be charged double th ual rate. Yearly a4Tertlfra to pay quarterly. AanouBclra" candkiatea for officea of erery description U bo charred at the rate of $1 60 for each name In the Daily, and 3 In the Daily and Weekly, tho am to be, In 11 cae, paid In advance. WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL, PCWJSHKD KVERT M05DAT AT One Hollar and FiHy Cts.a IVnr, To Cluo of twenty ani over at $1.25 a year. PATafut larakuaiT tu aivrt. ADVERTISING IN THE WEEKLY. On qaar,!! iniertton. .............. ... .....0 75 two " 1 00 fur 1 00 F.ir each eobquent insertion, and for each insertion of e4.i aiHitioual square. 33 Lefil adTertiiMTnent Inserted atthe expense of the at-iom-a orderinr, and not delayabl fur th 11 proceeding, bit eolJrctabl at our usual time. iubliher not ccoMMable for the accuracy cf legal advertisement betond the mount charted for their publication. FLDKR. 1IARKNES A BISOHAM, iToprietora Indiana Stat Sentinel. J. M. TILK0RÜ, Prealdent Indiananoiia Journal Company. CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 186 4. FACTS FOR THE FEOI'LE : In anwer to Cox. O. P. Mortox'i erroneous statemetita to the Uepublican State Conrrntion, February 23, lrtJ. Prepared and pubhed by order cf tht Democratic State Central Committee. Tbl 1 a manterly and complete refutation of th irt1"tatement and Ue reaoniniC contained in Ciov. llrton peecb, and should be placed in the band of ery roter In the Jtate, no that the people may Judpe themelveii, correctle ai d iüfelliffently, aa to the is.Hu-rai-ed by Ilia Excellency. The Fact contain TwasTt larg and cKwely printed pae. Irice, $3 per hundred. THE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTUR B PROSPKCTS OF THE COUNTRY. Speech of Han. D. W. VnnauKKa, delivered In the Houm of Representative of tb United States March 5, !r4. "The multitude lu all euntHe are patient to a certain poii.t." Jrsir. Ttiia ia pronounced to be one of the ablest and moot ehnjuent ipeethe ever delivered In Conjres. It Is a most elaborate review of the present condition of the l'nin. and it future la foreshadowed from the experience and bltory of other nations. This speech orcnJie itTKKJi large and closely printed pages. Price, i per hundred. GEN. McCLF.LLAN'S RF.PORT.-A Succinct and Conaecutiv Summary of the entire Iooumeat Oneinal hem of tb War The (ieneral'a Letters to th I'-es-Ident. Secretary of War, and Military Commander The Virginia, Peninsular, and Maryland Campaign How t'i Army of the Potomac Kuitht, and hw it. Sacriflce were rewaided in Wahinnton tini. JlcOlellan'a Tribute to his Soldier. Sixtcicx pages. Price, $'2 per hundred. THE WAR POWER OF THE PRESIDENT. Important Decision of the S-iprem Court of Indiana Military Arresta declared Illegal The Right of the Citizen defined. Thia opinion la regarded by the ablest jurist of the country an unanswerable exposition of the vibjct it dtftcusaea. Ei.ht page. Price, fl 50 per hundred. HE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW. A I ertnre delivered befor the Law Cla of the North Webern CbriMian University, in March, l.O. by Judse PraKK". Thl tectnre Intended to abow the oblnration of ' th ritixen in regard to tbe reclamation of fuci'ive alave, and the rights guaranteed to the Slave State under th Constitution. For, pae. Price, fl per huudred. AUDITOR OK STATE'S REPORT. The General Remark contained in the Report of Hon. Joseph Kittine, for the year 14. with the rorrepontence letween O. P. Morion. r'q.. aatd J. Ristine. Eight paes. 1'rice, f t 50 per hundred. Order addressed to the undersigned, Borrnp.in!rd with the money, will rceve prompt audition. In ordenn? direct the mariner in which packages shall be ent if aent by mail the postaa- mnt be prepai.t. Address. ELDER, HAHKNFSS A WNtlHAM, IiMliua,Mili-, Indiana. RATES OF POSTAGE. LETTERS. For every half une. or fraction thereof 3 cent. TRANSIENT MATTER. One package to on addre, not exceeding 4 eanrea ia wet(hl 3 Cent. One package to one a Id re over 4 our.ee and not exceeding S entices 4 cent.. On package to ore address. over 8 our.ee and not exceeding 12 unc- cent. One package to oneaddre, over 12 ounce and oot exceeding 1 ounces 8 cent. BOKS. Cook not exceeding 4 ounce In weight, to one aid res . cents. B k over 4 and not etceedioa: H oonce cnu. Rook over S and net exceeding 12 rum es I! t-ents. Fok over 1 and not exceed r.g 16 ounce. ...18 ceu. UNSEALED CIRCULARS Unsealed cirrlar noi exceeding 3 In nnmber, to one addies 2 cetit. Unsealed circulars, over 3 and not exceeding 6. to one addrea 4 cent. Unhealed circulars, over 6 and not exceeding 0, to on axt rea cent. Unhealed circu ar, over 9 aotnot exceeding li, to onearfdre-. cent. QUARTERLY RATES OK rOSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS AND rKRlODICAl-S. Weekly Newspaper, (one c'p.y only.) aent by pub Ii .her to actual aubscriNrrs within th covnty where printed and pMibed. ....... . Free. Weekly ewpaprra, not exceUng n.ncein weight, per quarter 5 cent. Semi-Weekly Newpajirr, not exceeding 4 ounce in e-aht, per quarter. 10 cent. Tn- eekly Newspaper,nt excepdicg 4 vkocea la wvight. per quarter 15 cer.t. Daily 5rwipr nt a.ce4.ng 4 ounrtt in weight, per quarter 30 cent. Xacaxinea vBKMi'bly) Dot exceeding 4 ounce ia weight, I er quarter 3 cent. Maxanne. (motithly.l .ceedin 4 ounce and b 4 exceeding r1, per quarter 6 cent. Xagizioea (monthly.) exceed r.g ft ounce and not excee1ing 15. per quarter 9 cenU. IWmi-Motubly pubUcatioca Dot cicreing 4 ounces, prr quarter cent. Ser&i.Manihly publication CAceedirg 4 cunce and not areedina- per quarter 12 cents . femi-Monlöly puM:cations exceeding S ounce n n exceeding 12, per quarter 19 cent. Quarterly publication not exceeding 4 ounce iaweigk-t I cent. Quarterly publcatWo exceeding 4 uod not ex c mg on nee 2 cent. Ouaeterly publication exceeding 8 and not exeeeslirg 12oinc, 3 cent. CLOTHINi; FOR SOLDIERS. Article manufactured bally from r.af, vfi or line, aent to any e- Hier or non-eomrm-aioned ofllcer, ot etceediiig 4 ouiice la w't. . certa. Exreedttig 4 and Bot exceed 11. g I ounce I eetit. Exceedtnc 9 and uf exceedlaa; 12 ounce 3i cent. Paekagea of thia kind mut be left open at each cod, ao that tb content can We n without openlug.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

(aixaroaTaiataaaaoat Train Leava. Tratna Arrive nv A.M. 12 Noon. 3 50 A. M 100 P. M :20 P. at Mail".".'!!! ttniiictmti lAiivii. Train Leave. Traitia Arrive 5:0 A. M 9-.10 A. M. 2 15 P. M Mail 1:35 P M. 7:10 P. M 10 10 P. M. lamaaaroi iiBrirniTi4iiiu. . Tbla time 12 minute faster than Indiaoapolia time. Train Leave. Train Arnv ro A. M li?? ??' 7 05P.M 7 05P.M. raaat aarri aaii.aoap. TrainaUavt. Train Arriv 9 20 1. M.. 340A.M. 150 P.M 1W A.M. 125 P. M . 55 r. . urnvii.ia, ii aUAwr mo cutcaoo aau-aoan. Expres,Greencatl Junction, going oorth.. 5 20 P. M Going uth W2U A. M LAF1TETTK BAILaAD. Train Leave. Train Arriy 11:40 A. M a lf.H'2 1't p J( ................. ..... o 4't r. 10:20 P." M '." 00 P M' raao adiih aa Aroi.iaa!LOAi. Train Lety. v , Tma Arriy.. 12 00 A. M Chieag Expre., o. fj" 4 15 P. M...... Mail... ll:0O A.M. 10:30 P. M.... Chicago Expre, No. 1.... 4 0 P. . laniABAPOUi aD Maotaon ailäoaD. Train. Leave. n'ca? AT" 6 00 A.M rxPre,-7 p J 3 00 P. M Accommodation... 40 r. M jarraaaoaTiLXB bailboad. Trains Iava Train Arrtve. T7S?S!i: Vafl 3 30 A.M. UO P. M -10 P- MArrival una Departure or Cloulnf of .TI a i 1 a . AKtlTAU. Lafayette way and Chicago dty :00 r. uThrough Mail 7.-O0 a. Cincinnati and way mail 12:30 r. uThrough mails.... 1"0 Peru mall 11:3 a. Terr Haute way mail 11:30 a. m Tbrough mail "0 r. Madison mail H 3" a. mJefferonville and Louisville 8:00 r. Bellefontaine way mall ard w Turk, Philadelphia and Pittsburg. ...... R'-V Bellefontaine through mail 7 JO a. m. Central through mail IA Cetaral way mall MO r. m. DcPABTraaa. Ji Us c . Lafayetteway and Chicago 1L-10 A. Through mail 6:H' p- " Cincinnati and way mail 1W:' " Through mail b:00 p. . Peru 11,3A-M' Terre Haute way :00 at. Through mail :20 A. t. Madison mail.... 2:00 r. n. Jeflersonvilleand luivill mail 7:O0 P. at. Bellefontaine way mail ?:0 rThrough ma:l . 1if0 rIndiana Central way mail 120 at. Through mall 7:00 P. u. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. i.ivr.ii Y -N i ahi-i:. nENRT ALLES. w Y- rk Livery at.dSale Stables. No. 12 and 14 Eat Perl trtet, In the rear i f iilenn' Block. fe'-Vfl LIVERY STABLE. JOIIIV II. SUM.IVAIV, LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING STABLE, Tin. io Knt l'enrl xirect In rear of Sentinel Hnlldlnic. mar21-dly PHYSICIANS. CtlAS. S. WAKE, ill. IK, Physician aud Surgeon. afVFFICK SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MERIDIAN AND ß Vah njton treet, John S. Spanti'a old off.ce Residence No. 87 North Pennsylvania t. J d.lm GROCERIES. J.CALVORD. J.M.CALDWELL. H. It. ALVOKD. AI.VtHCI), :.I.IVf.l.l, A: AI.VOICD in 11.11 l imhi JltUl AND commission wmm. Are in DAILT receipt of fre.b gooda. Constantly on hand and for nil ttthc low prices, larcre and ascrted Mock cf Coffe r.sngnr loluri KYip Itlrc. ' nili llni(VeodrnwKrC( oa,C'undle, Marc It ltnltnt l'laTar Tobacco, Tlackrrrl, WtilteFluli. Cordagr Twinr, cotton Varn, Ire.Muf fa uttu. Ig;. Pnirt, Jvllieu. Ilrandf. ii in inn. Wlnea, Uhlikfi Xotlonu or at 1 1 klnrfa, and FlanlaSlon and llokcr4 Killer. Particular attention given to tht sale of mourn: or ai.i. Kt.rtts 68 East Washington Street. ISDIAS'POUS, 1ND artS-dl w

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From th army bopita1 h bloody battle-field 'he mansion of the rich and humble abode of tt poor from the oll'.ce and th aacred desk from the ni'-cntaiD top, distant T'!ejs and far-off islar.ds cf the ocean from every nook an I corner cf the civ. lired world ii pourii.g In tbe evi-.ence of the atonishuig effect of DRAKE'S PLANTATION P.ITTERS. Thousand upon thousand ol letter like th following may be en at our oftice: Ra:sCBr, Wis., Sept. 1, 1S3. I baTe been in the army hop;tal for fourteen month pech'es! and nearly dead. At Alton, I'.l., tbey gave ne a bottle of plantation Bitters. Three bottle restored my peech and cur.d fe. C. A. FLAUTE.' Socth Wabsaw, 0-, July 2. I'd. One joung man, who bad len ick and not out of the bouite for two year with Scrofula and Ery-ipela, after paying tie d. tori over f 15 without benefit, ha been cured by ten 1 oM'e of our bitters. EDWARD WOCNALL. The following la from the Manager of the Union Home School fur tb Children of Volunteers: Hatimkiek Maio?, FirrT-SEvtmi STitrT, New Yoaa, Augusts, lf. ( Dbake: Tour wonderful Plantation Bitter have been gl-en to some of our l'ttle children laffering from weaknes and weak lungs, with mot happy effect On little girl, in paniclar, with pains in her head. Ioa of appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on whom all medical i-ki'.l had been exhausted, ha been entirely retored. We commetic-l with but a teaspoonful of Bitter a day. Her appetite arid strength rapidly Increased, and he 1 now well. v Repectfal!j, MRS. 0. M DEVOE." " I owe much to you. f r I yerily believe tht Plantation Bitter have aved my life. REV. VT. H. WAGGONER, Madrid, N. T." " Thou wil aend me two bottle more of thy riar ta'ion Bitter. My wife has been greatly benefitted by their use. Thy f lend, ASA CURR N, Philadelphia, Pa." I have been a jreat sufferer from DyjpepIa. and had to abandon preaching. je Plantation Bitters have cured me. REV. J. S CATH0RN, Rochete, N. Y." , Send u twenty-four dozen more of your Plantation P.itter, the popularity f which are daily Increasing with the (rn si of rr hon-e. SYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO., Proprietor of Willard's Hotel, Washington, D. C. " I have given the Plantation Bitters to hundreds of our disabled soldier with the m t astonishing effect. G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent Soldier- Home, Cincinnati, O. " The Planration Bitters have cured me of liver complaint, of which I was I. id up prostrate and bad toahandou my buii.e-s. H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ü." The P'anlation P.itter have cured me of m derangem' lit of the kidney and urinary organs that ha distressed me for years. It ac lik' a charm. C. C. MOOKK, Broadway, '.T.M 4c, Ac, 4c, 4c. 4c. The Plantation Bitters make th weak stronir, the languid bri llant, and are exhausted nature' great restorer. They are composed of a celebrated Calisaja R.irk, Wintergrcen, Sa-safras, Roots Herbs Ac, all preserved ia perfectly pure St. Croix hum. S. T.-1860.-X. Persona of sedentary habit troubled with weakness, latitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, distress af.er eating, torpid liver, constipation, 4c, dt-serve to suffer if they do not try tbem. They are recommended by the h ghes medical authorities, and are warranted to produce an immrdiit beneficial effect. Tliey are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure and harmU-ss. Notice Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitter in bulk or by tb gallon is a swindler and impostor. It i put up oiily in our patent log cabin bottle B ware of bottles refilled i h Imitation ddeterous -.tuff fur which hvrl p-rsons 'e already in prison. See that every bottle ha onr privat. United State Stamp over the t-mk uniuutilated, ai.1 signature on Meel ( late hide label. Soli by reopectabl dealer.-throughout th habitable glob. I. II. 3) It li la aV CO., 202 Broadway, N. Y. feb4-d6m A FACT It i i 1) e. In the year Mr. Mathew ri r-t prepared the VENETIAN H-llt DYK; since tha- tune it ha been ued b thou and, ainl in no ii.ct.i i; e has i failed to give entire attslaction. The VENETIAN DTK is th" cheape-t in the world. It price is only J-itty Cent, and each bottle rot tain double the quantity of dye in the tisually hold for one dollar. The VENETIAN f'TE I warranted not to Inj ure the hair or t'ie ca!p in the lichtest degree. The VENETIAN DYK work with rapidity and certainty . the hair requiring no preparation whatever. Tlo VENETIAN DYK pro-luces any thad-- that may b desired n- that will not fad, crock or w a-h out one that is a permaneut as the hair itself. For sal by all druggist. Price 60 cent. A. 1. MATHEWS. Oeti.ral Agent, 12 Geld street, N. Y. A1m, Manufacturer of Mthe, Arnica flair GIomi, the best hair dreting in use. Price r.O cent. Junel8-ly A Voice From Vl-Ul:ir. VlCKsBt aO, MlsS., AUg. 'J. J-.C3. Da. Joh BcLt Dear Sir: I am happy to stale to you that have uel your valuable Ceiiron Bitter with great benefit to myelf in general debility and prostration of my system, produied by the unhealthy and miamatic influenrrs of tbe Alisiippi River atij arouint Vickeburg, having been with lien. Grant' army throughout It hole Southern campign. I confidently roc mmend its ue to all persons who are expo-erf in unhealthy climates. H. W. FtHii.E, Agent U. S. Sanitary Comruis-ioa. LoriüviLi-K, Kr.,Sept. 15,16.1. On the 2.1d of J ily Ut I submitted, thr nch an agent of mine, to the Medical I rector of the Ivpanm-nt of th Cumberland, a sample of myCedron Bitter for hi irw pection, and reque-ted, it alter analysi he found it mentori'Uf to -.auction and approve its c.-e among our Obliers. The foiio ii.g js ?,e Medical D recter's reply, and also fi n. Ro-e -'an' permission to bip 300 dt im at once to have it -.old to Sutlers. J'HN BULL. "I am a'isfird tbt (Vdror Pi-ter will do no harm to anr tie, if tkru v .j-er and m ni .! r.itioti. I see no objection f Dr. Buil b in i p ruii : ted to 1ip"-e of it to Su:tier. a. H NR THURSTON. Surgeon and 11. di a1 Director, D. C ." ITAr3rRTii Dk.p t or thk CrwEBLA.DJ Na-mii in, las-t , J.iiv 24, 1-63. Dr. John Bull' AKent. Mr. , ha perm s-j. n to ship to Nahville, Tenn., twenty-five cro (or Hi doien) ot Bull'.Cedron Bitt.r, lor aie to Sutler-, in the army on!y. The regulations or the Treasury Department are to be comp'ied with s'r ctly. By comaai d of Major General Rosecrar. WM. M. WILES, Major and Prove st Mar.tal General. Se'.d Wholesale and Ketail ky J. F. SRN0CR. Dmcgist, West Washington Street. Indianapoha. marctl d6tn HATS AND CAPS. ISAAC DAVIS Wholesale & Retail g " DEALER IN Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Gloves aLd FURS. lias just Re feirt d Mm Fall Stock ( 1 G,?rS' D,1rCJ .FKOM THK MANUFACTURER All .1 "tkh be M" " ae lewct. -tr. nrKgT TT"k'P' No. IS Pennsylvaai street, foor door uth rf th PotOce, Indianrpolii. Ini ocrjo-dAwSro

DAILY ibA TINEL Telegraphic Dispatches,

arrcr.rto icxraiasty roa thb dailt statc aEXTutit. NOON ItI01Olfr. THE CANADA RECIPROCITY TREATY. ICcbrl Dt-fi'iices af Slirevcpori. Kilter from the Secretary of Ifnr. NO INDICATION'S OP J MM EDI AI E HOSTILITIES ON THE POTOMAC. Hank to Attack Shrcvcport. SOUTHERN NEWS. aVc. Ac, Ac., Ac Yc. t-rom cw York. Nlw Yorlt, April 27 Hcljel accounts from Sorever.rt. La..ti-ebeeu ret eived up j0 ihe221 at which time the pi ce wa. .trrisor.e.1 br a ufficieut force to hold it aaint the expected attack. The furtificttiutis ure cum;!eteanj very extensive. Our batteries are sufficiently elevate to secure plunging shot3 aaint ironcladj and gum of heavy calibre. In their defences, the river is obstructed to such an extent that the fleet cannut advance on the town without much ditliculty and delay, as well a dinger. The g;irriou i provisioned for a siege of eix niontli!. The troop are in the best of spirits and repose unlimited cutifiJcnce in lien. Smith. A pecul to the New York Time?, dated April 2, say: A hju ni of 25 rebel deserters arrived to-day. They Boree that Lee has been receiving reinforcements. One itgsert iht much of the heavy artillery ha been sent to Richmond, and the belief current among the eoldiers that an early retrograde movetneut upon thai city will be tunde. Reports of the cipture of Newbern by the rebels are current, but can be triced to no authentic source. No such it.tellience has been received at th; War Department, ntid the reports are discredited The rumor probably rew out of an order by (ien. Hutler, loibidding citizens poing to Newbern. It is miid th it orders will soon be issued to comm tnders of colored troops, to retaliate upon the rebel.. Orders h.ive been isstied for an immediate dralt in reimylvatiia. New Jersey, O'nio and Missouri A dralt will probably be ordered in Del a ine and ome distiicts of Maryland. The Tiitune special mij?: A prominent' Congressman is confident of their adjournment ly the Ttli of June. It is said th tt the Senate will reduce the House tanll vote lor SO percent increase to 33. 1 1 i lielieved tli it Congress w ill not adjourn without enacting a law virtually forcing all State b tiiks into the nation il system. No collision with the eneny in Virginia is likely to occur for many days The Herald's special says: Thiee new regiments has ban organized in Wisconsin ml ate on the way to the front. The 3Cth and 37: Ii Ins been assign 1 t UurnhiJe's corps, and the .'iJ h to the 2d corjw. The Veteran Ueerven, organized in New Orleans, ha e I ! i onleied to Wnshiiigtoii. The Italian line ot-battle sliip Ke C tlantuomo has befit heam liom at Ttiecva. one of the W fterti I -la ii is Herrn isis were carried away, her bulwaiks stiM.-hed. and all ol her ;uiis were thrown overboard No lives lost. An uii-iiccessfiil attempt was made to destroy the Irigate Vai.sh. oil Charleston, by a torpedo, hut the Wabash gave a broaiiside and the enemy sui.k or escaped under cover of a heavy tiie. The Herald's M utinsburg (Virginia) dispatch says: A forte of rebel are rep rted to be concentrating at Fiont Kov.il. The strength of the lorce is not known. The Potomac is exceedingly high. The Hei aid's utmy dispatch s s: The weather is pitaaiitnnd the mud ground into du-t, which is kept du u by an occasional dash ol Apiil rain The enemy -liow increased sijiiis of activity. Yesterday they falle! Hazel river with logs, ei.7 deavoring to weeptdV ur btidges The scheme tailed. Mo-by's guerrilla., in quite strong force, ap pea it-d iiear our lines ye.ieiday. No citizens are allowed lo g to the front. The steamer Ch iiiu ioti Irom Aspinwall has ar-ive'i, she biins $2?2.l"0 in specie. The steamer America, fromNew Orleans l'Jth, airivel litis moining The Era contains late news from Banks. The greater portion of the rebel army is at Mansfield and opposite tha place. Preparations weie being made for another advance l our unity. The Era adds, "we have good reason to believe that Banks is again on his w ay to Shreveport. From Yusltintf ton. Washington. Atril 2" The Sute Department has been officially informed of the p issige, by older of the Government Council ol Canada, providing, from ami after the lGüi ol April inst., the following articles, hiving paid lull tolls through St. Lawrence Canal, be pas-ed free through the Weiland Canal; and it tolls shall have been previously piid thereon through Charably Canal, r-uch tolls be refunded at the canal otlice at Monroe, viz; Iron and all kinds of salt. And the following articles, having paid full tolls through th Weiland Cnal, shall be passed through St. Lawrence and Chatnbly canals, viz: Wheat, flour and corn. The following letter accompanied the joint resolution, appropriating $25 ,000 ,000, which was parsed expeditiously in the House to day: Washington, April üö, lbC4. Sir: The fioverriors of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, tendered to the President on the 23 1 inst , a large number of volunteers from their respective States lor service during the campaign. They expecud to number from eighty to ore hundred thousand men and time ol service one hundred days Iron ruusier in. It is believed they can render us great service. They are to be paid no bounty and are not to dimini-h or delay the draft lor three years men in States where the quota of the pending draft is not filled ud The quota is filled in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, and less than two thousand due from 0rio. In excess these troops not provided for in estimates heretlter submitted, therefore the estimated 25 ,000,000 will meet the cost of one hundred thousand of these extra volunteers, and I respectlully retommend the pe cial appropriation for that purpose and fubmit the joiut resolution to that effect. Impending operation render it expedient that there should be early action by Congrers upnu the proposition so that if sanctioned, all needful provision may be made in due season. I have the honor tobe very respectfully, Your obedient servant, E. M. Stastox. From Fortrea Monroe. Fortrlss MuMOt, April 26. The following are from rebel paper: Mobile. April 19 A courier reporw that a messenger from (Jen. Back to Gen. Franklin wa cpured on the 9th. Gen. Bark says the town of Hosorjturip is occupied by relel cavalry, and iht Ked river is L falling r.d ' transports and gunboats are caught above the Kaft and cannot gel out till the water pes RicnM D. April 21. 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