Brigham Young Elected Governor of Deseret and Utah Figures
Advices from Salt Lake City state Brigham Young was elected Governor of Deseret on the 3d of last month. Hon. H. C. Kimball named Lieutenant Governor and John M. Bernhisel as representative. A General Assembly meeting on the 14th will elect United States Senators, with Ex-Delegate Hooper a likely choice. Gen. Habeck praises Gen. McClellan as supreme in military skill and plan. Gen. A. Sidney Johnston, born 1802 in Mason County Kentucky, died at Pittsburg, with a long Texas and Utah command history. He left a notable career from West Point through Texas and Utah duties prior to joining the rebels.
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On the First Pace and Forunth Pace News Roundup
Editorially notes on Bullock speech and Punch tastings. Letters from George Peabody and Mr Adams, legislative and municipal items. Dress goods sale by Hancrrty Co. and Norfolk women volunteering for war offices. LondonTimes New York correspondent and George Francis Train sparking abolitionist talk. Forrest engagement in Washington with McArdell’s management. Lieut Worden’s recovery and O’Brien funeral in New York with Seventh Regiment escort. Grave sentiments on his death and peace to his ashes.
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Battle of Pittsburg Landing reported in vivid detail
A Cincinnati correspondent recounts the first and second days of the clash near Pittsburg Landing. Union forces under Prentiss and Wallace defend against a large Confederate assault, aided by gunboats Tyler and Lexington. General Grant leads a decisive charge driving the rebels toward Corinth. heavy casualties and prisoner losses noted.
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Nominations Confirmed and War Proclamation Issued
The Senate confirmed Col. G. M. Dodge Col. R. S. Canby and Paymaster Benj Brice as Brigadier Generals of Volunteers. Other appointments included several consuls and officials. The Washington and Alexandria Railroad was sold in Alexandria for 12500 dollars to Alexander Hay. Lincoln issued a proclamation urging prayers and unity, with orders restricting telegraphs to newspapers and directing passes through Col. Edward S. Sanford.
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Desperate Rebel Stronghold Near Yorktown Amid Rain
Report from Yorktown dated April 1 at 1 20 P M notes unfavorable weather hindering military operations. Rebels are reported at about 60 000 strong with reinforcements from Richmond and a fleet of four steamers and sixteen transports poised to aid an anticipated 100 000 man force. En trenches stretch across the peninsula and rebel General Johnson has assumed command.
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Texans Advance and Evade in New Mexico Campaign
The report details Texan forces of about 2400 with 21 artillery pieces near Albuquerque, advancing toward Fort Union and Fort Craig as Cols Canby and Slough move separately. Union troops march south from Fort Union, while Santa Fe hosts 100 to 200 Texans and local inhabitants face requisitions and forced loans.
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New York Market and Money Report April 10
Second Board stocks steady yet muted with railroad and canal scrip quoted. Commodities show cotton mixed with slight softening in cotton futures, flour, wheat, corn and pork prices cited, while whiskey and spirits trade unevenly and rosin and tar products firm.
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Island No. 10 Surrenders After Heavy Rebel Defeat
A Confederate force on Island No. 10 is captured with around 5000 prisoners including Major General A McKall and Brigadier Generals Gault Walker and Schaum. Union forces report 70 enemy deaths, 56 000 solid shot, and vast captures of sugar molasses arms blankets and artillery. Prisoners are being transported to Illinois.
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