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bulldogs. lt Fas supposed to have been the
work Of ingendls5ies- end not pursuit wa being
made for the suspected parties when our iuioI-
mant ,elt. The loss was not estimated at less
than SIS COO The whole machinery, which
oa1ao5 be replaced, vas destroyed.
TuE SITUATION.
Our intelligent co,smpofsry Of he New Or
leans Delta thinks that TO defeat The e,,emy,s de-
signs in Jtis Tar, 1t Is only necessary to keep
out of bis way where tas ODDS are TOO great
sgains. US, avoiding pitched battles a1d content
ia- ou.s1i-es WIN impeding and lzuassug lis
a5~aace. and at tle same riaas taking every pre-
caaaou - render ill5razazbl5 the vital points OF
defense
Ihs advantage. says ;Ho Data, Is altogether
on oar side tla moment the ensuay's f1scas lsa7o
the coasts and the uayi-abls rivers His i,o-
11else armies cannot be moved and su5s.4.s5 ia
the interior lie aoal5 'av5 s5u== the ordinary
reads and bring lis su9r Is 7..l HIM, and would
tbBs be constrained, iu any proiac. Of az.= ls.ve
invasion. to restrict himself to Lls use Of 5m-I
bodies Of uen. Ills diHegl-as woll5 multiply
tbe 5l-.hsr De went hom his base. On tas other
hsa3 every poi1. Of Confederate Territory. ua-
occ1. .l.e3 5y the enemy, r7sali be- a base Tor oP-
er-s5as sca1r on sfo-. interior lines. we
could concentrate on forces vi.a rapidly r-l-E-
ever tie enemy advanced 30 sn EN- rossd position.
and fan uson him ia superior numbers. Tt It's
only on the frontier, and along the ses-coast al5
nsvg gable water courses, where be- has tile benz
Ell OF his own railroa lines and his naval arla-
meuts. that he can e.ap.ev those immense hosts
eous-r1tirv 5is 5oas.ed amy Of seven hundred
tb5u=sD5 MEN.
Tais fact. TOO mach o7srlo5l.s5 before. has
tsen recently demonstrated to oar cost iu North
Carsjas and Tennessee. Il wiz be wonderful.
incae5. it ISIS overlooked hereafter
Wsh sesB-es 10 he valley # sas Mississippi.
no rs-s 8soge- is TO ts l.sl5s.3 Of an in-
va-ia1 arlaa8 IfGan. g. s. Joussr0s expects
Gen u - TO fs.iow i'm q. once soutl Of tba
C1uoz. nd river. it IS extremely Troba5.s that
be v.I b. Disappointed. The great object. 20
dou5t. Of .bs enemv's operations in tie Yves Is
-5ce command of lie ra ~ ot - mississippi
To do tbs be mus cs our dsEas-s ON the
Missasia8i river Gn 81au.,HaaRD. 1e.ra-
ting 1roea 3l1z with char. l.4rls-
tic ane-- L.fs..5t, saa no one can doull
thal h5 VII eleesa5 II sustained with adequate
re.nio-ceuens
u o-5ers 1ske good de defense Of the Zr.s-
1.77' l'' nay 70 ~ 70 oppose ny
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river He must be master Of taat river OF Ei5
acqusaisis ia Arkansas wia BE- bsren. We
6es-ad ihal STATE, lLsu, when we defend the
Ms-iseqp river.
Formerly we lost much b. ueleedug to ael
with su6c.ent raDiday. Hereafter time win not
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F0E l0IFEDEEaTE E-0IET :

4 WILL sell nee RESIDENCE. on Her -rrs-z,
j. nrnio ro-d. jI-E ou-eit- r5r1rr .-- l.-it. A5s
Fgi-= a55el 30 En- fi7ra a- 500 Eulf
E-E e,-3 rE Eazsls-
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v1Esv rlrRE NAV ENpECE.

-li "u-- The brakes aJW-. Oh them lL less
ban thirty days Wihfn tina. period they may
szpsc TO see orders issued and incidents ctraa-
ss5 ike tha following which we tnd in la.a
.51y Of the ST. Louis BsDaHcqu
Pso,o q lIstsasr's Qr7rgr
So. Jasl-Lla. February AZ. 1872
Notice IS hereby given TO sIi persons tcmFgra-
ally staying OF living IN the s. Charles Provost
Ia-shals district composed of the counties OF
ST. Charles y aIeH and LiEcoiu) who have
-zEen the oath of allegiance, or wLo Obtained q
parole as other places than the IS. Charles dis
lrlct 90 report at once TO me at S. Charles. so
as 70 avoid unnecessary arrests.
A. hBEKEL Provost Marshal
for the 81. Charles Disaic-.
SECOND SEIzUBE.-The property lately taken
1om DR. AicPLaotars having failed 90 cover the
amount of che assessment against that gentle
aan, second levy was made yes .afaay 20 make
good the demand. Among the articles taken
we're two stoves bureau, bedsteadt mattresses,
Sofa clairs- tables, etc
TENNESSEE LEGEsLATUEE.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, February %, 1862
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
SIR Speaker Chsa-ham in the chair
A caB Of the roll showing only ten Senators
present. the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning at bsIEpast O'Clock
HOUSE OF EEFEEsENTAT.TEs-
The principal clerk called the House to order
at 81 o'clock A. II and, on motion of AIr. Jar
ufgsn. 1Ir. Garner vas called 80 the chair
4 call Of the roll revealed the fact shat no
quorum was III attendance "Aen' on notion Q. o.
11r. Ca1,Ae-, the House aaJoulneo unlil nan
past y Q l-2e1 .2-il oiI2" la'.....g
Eaiirond AccIdeHt.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2s-A collision
occurred GA ths Sew Orleans, Jackson aud
oIsa. Northern uailroa3 yesterday morning, kill
ing t~eat ty-aza and woonliug twenty sol
5lers Of raz 7.l 3lissi5ziP iPPi regiment who were
sl Faal= -a- 9s.aTaH9-
TINS 5f-T T..srs,eE RreUgsr-Ta7 ad-
jgtsat of tlis 10 simsut publishes card iu the
ST. L5ae Democrat, stating that this regimen,
5i5 not ltee. with single casually at Fort Dom
eson- Tae number captured was ore hundred
and eEa..-l's -ae-1-.l-s .o-i-sel e..a 4-5.l.aso
NE .@ Oh '-s 7 --- 5
l.-. '.-- '- proving --.y '-. % '7 7''-
- -- ness "-' !" - -''1
G .-- --'-1 oa,' '-'
=, .-' -.--.-'-' ~'''.' = --..
- - s ri b.--. ..
y5a-aiu-.o1.
"a The New orleans 7,3,I --gs. Ef.nv Of
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Sih Kentucky. Capt. Lyon
35th Tennessee, 5ial. humphrey.
33d Tennessee, Col. Cox
4ist Tennessee, Col. Farqua4aT
One Mississippi regiment not numbered, Col
Davidson.
The total number Of prisoners has been incor
ractly stated lu some OF the ne" "spaPe15. OFe
Twelve thogsaud were taken.
The following are some of The prisoners wine
have reached here:
UE STEAMER SOUTHWESTERN.
ESTH BATTALION or TENNESSEE CAVALRY
SIX COMPANIES.
Col CAN'T, Msju Porter Adiutaut w. v
Thompson, Surgeon Dixon, QuaTtsrmastel
Hatcher, Assistant C0mulssarv Jones, Captains
Walker. Akin Moore and WhitseU s-l=uten'
ants Eos er Mclean, Galloway, Erwin. Church
NcCauahaa, Bicgaleb, Irvine Porter, Neral
Grimes and Horubeck. The number OF men IN
tlis command is about 300.
TWENTY -sIEEH REGIMENT or MISSISSIPPI VOL
USTEERs
The following IS the list Of the prisoners o
dis regiment made slc b. IFS aafU-ant:
Col A. J. Reynolds, Lieut. Colonel ~. 81
Boone, Major T. j. Parker, AaIutsut Wu. /
ID. lee, s #sis...t Surgeon J. Il Rogers, Sur
r-ul J. 81. Taylor, .lat. sick so Ioud City
Capt ID. ". E Egid Second It. j. w Ilomp
SON. Second IL W. j Esst, jr., Capt. j.. j.
callahan, Flrs. l.. L.Hsaris, Second L-Jamet q
t5aaar, S.cnul II u. Lsw.e-, Jr, Captain )
S. Cox, Second L. B i. Williams, rlTsl L. j. q
WaHrs. s-cra7 j.. II D8naanas. Second 1t. E
J.. lu.lou, Cagt.J. g. sharp, First LID. Z. l5eaI
>a.saH IT, 81. D. ii. -H-.E. EHst i, z. y
Gev, -.-H.. IT,. T.. .' H-v g. j. Ear
.rg. t.rr IA. ~. s- Ray, -ea.- N. a. j. 1E.cs
s.rd. Ftz IT, W p Ha-lea, Second IL r i
Moore g5pt H. E Barton. First Lt ~ A
aaaHr. Second H.. TuH- " ams, S e9EI 1t
=. 1li.ilaa, S .uH Ls. jgaa Bart Jr
u-G CAVALRY COMPANY.
Capt Sfe., and L.-us Terry, Head sul
Grl-a, with 73 men.
o. EGE WHITE CLOUD.
Col Cgllra o. me #-j Tennessee.
Col Hughes aE au Alabama regiment.
Lieut. Col Mal1-ais, ul Virginia regiment
Ii Col Norwood, Of Alabama.
Lieut. Col Jaekean, g Eu Alabama regiment
l.iar Enoa.ll- Of tle E2t Tennessee.
1-aIlr --, gl IN Alabama regiment
hu ala.ar rT company aam Nrg,u.a--Jne @.
6au Eovd's-In cammrud Of Caps Guy.
Cau.a.rs Hubbard gt Tennessee. Hulu do
Gibson, Of Alabama, Tony do; Jgles, do, and
Mai-alai O., Tennessee. The Bya.s load was
go men.
oS THE EfsSA DUNCAN
The prisoners en- iha Euus Duncan were tas
ts s-.-- ;:.- -5H4a.. ard portion of the Sd
aud iru al-s ss.r.-t -e- l-Haa.F. There was, also
a pant @. e E-lucav COMPANY. among .heai.
lu tae ist ai.5=.sslf,i, ra.re we've $50 nen
COLD. 81 -l-- gl. ~ 1i-srss-gDi command
aH .lsE. and was gg.a- IEallsr. -g.-Tn. G
ta-. LIra. gE. a- aEs tine ai ale capture. Iue
t...aT-r- at. r.a -laI ass ler5 Lieut.. Col. A. S
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Startling E5f1rEoasrs..

BEaEp.
@sAgt.t1ss A'sf1s7s'sres-
--... -r- r-.-f-r-- t..-a,.---...r
BE g-.. sr-..E... z--.l - a.
r--.....,-. ,.. ,r. .
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- z 81. -
go, ~ ~. w. ..''o
s.,E. -..,- .,..,. s-..s-..-.- a.. .-
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-. ." p.
4 .r..r-z.f mad. 81, II. ....-- be- .r.
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.,.-t.. ......-s -., f--.-7 H. =
rr- spI "a ~ n 55saBs-1.. g.,-t's.,
~ '-''' 80, g. =, ''-... f.i4s L+..---
.s5' ,1 ~, =. ~ " o- 'i-a-i'n 'l's
c.------ .-,,I5 h..
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- - ~. ~ a'.- u --5-- 4,
.-. --a- w go. tgl- a., -' zen, oy 'ne depart
---.-,I - o n'.aG7 v,- u--ili u.'yr
n $3.50 Der bnu.lrsl. live rg.igbt R.g-l.-77 1--
rect navigation With NV York was ul. ,,sfr5,-
,rd on Jhe Botomae. Sill more, if rHe danger
OF transportation zI0u-h Maryland was an. ev-
cuse for this contract big with profits, why
provision that portion should Ja delivered IL
Pennsy .vanis IF ina department. desired and
why were nearly fifteen hundred received in
Harrisburg, while scarcely eight hundred were
delivered IN Washington Notwithstanding the
lions IN the way, Dwyer g. Co, Immediately y
s7b-iet the contract 70 Ne" York men, SO -bat
a.a. rH.a-a- |.. ra# ur r|r O.
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@-1za1- l.a'io.-i'lsta SAYS taat an pie ~
-7Essseuenss are made lor taeleze.s -byt5z all-
roads, q 1-Iz c7I " Angus. 8 l--1-lor
places Of greater security, in case our c.sy 1s-
comes Endangered by the advalee Of hostile
fece. This aunouucenelt VIII, we hope, qu.at
diseussionsss 70 the policy q burning up Inc
cotton iu case of danger g. tha city.
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TENNESSEE LEGEs1ATUEE.


NEW ORLEANS, February 2S-A collision
occurred On th5 New Orleans, Jackson and
oIsa. Ner.laru railroad yesterday morning, kii--
ing tveuty-a a- and woun4lug rwsnty-- sol
d.ers Of ra- 5.H y. ssissigPi regiment, who were
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A Cs-P-.Ila Springfield correspondent o.
le Hia5curi Daase7a gives th= following d.
sel-pac of d camp which had been abandoned
y Gen. Prices
Ia'la "a visit tie other Day .n ,'npany with
-rs Herald. an Groves, os Che hsgs.i.rla. 20
ffa aesEo Confederate camp mI- and q
hs.f vss.5l SIC town. Il Is a s5-s Of prairie
ccl composed Of some 593 Cgl-da-
rite s sra--a generally -B roe5s. The
rcais which EzH i-- sides were taken .gon
.- ah ground fence and tae Te-ls in ua4v oI
--- tr..-HslH- ale iuaae 0G. g raw Jeef hides.
I'm asa seals were ll many instances OF
go, l,a- aater-.. Every hut had good cLill-
EC7 msls4. aw aal
f8aEuaks lU--- aera -et with straw. and
evsfJtl md,ealal a. au air o.. comfort pep
.s5sd t1a leBe. laa-1l.l,-- Several gl tIe sta
bies veie warmed Dy these eys The men
Ie r 5rli-lous luuy, and c. aatha- else
81 rH HUl ',v das5clatsd slauks e. beef and
s a.r wagon. PARTLY lOaI-5 ~sJa s-ur.
. O.. men Gsasal- bore numbered gnt tlyg-
sand.
AFTER THs FfaHT.--A eo.resP sPspdeut Of tie
ST. l5as Gsaosza, writing lom D9Tr on the
I5tl. Says
Io ltle village Of DJver, iu .le mza1tiner
presents Strange scene Of nJis. and cglilE-
sion" aiales all horses Wondering fuJr y
about, VIA stray ai.s Of harness dragging ID
the mud taa5 and houses deserted, and tho
ela.slts -u-la- f1psg tar5p wagon loads o. dead
and wounded .las over tie Ioza- cJrIu-iss sry
and qUarterIusstgE teams w.ta sEearuE drivers,
long iues Of prisoners vending tl-r Hay 70
boats slv soidIeB escaped from lh=lE come
Ls--s, sleanUoaiuieu, of1euies, sraH o.beers,
uea spa er con saeu leats. aud Q. 900 so.dil-s-
aL miuga4 end comm .ng-aa together, form
scene which at .f2st ia ta.s aars of rne world,
8ss Isy been Witnessed. OlI officers ore
l.a a- r-k 5ucng order 0ut OF chaos,
au5 probably .u another day order VIII oucs
lsoTa roigp ia DoDsizou.
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THE 5IsT TlsEEssEE REGHIEST The ad-
jgtsat of tlis regiment publishes a card iu ths
ST. L5Uz Deaoa5ai, stating ttut this regiment
li5 not mel. e ..a single casualty al Fort Dom
esan- Tae number captured was ore hundred
and c.EatF-i7a including four .aol cllu lssiaasc
oE GERS TIE le-..a OF Che regiment bad been
bad. hu- was anr1vug. They were to be seUt
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CORD We SD !

NOR SALE ore turd-ad -5zdsd-y COTTON O0D
y 30 .a= uFur-- by t6s i5-.
go c1r1i s9ssousu q ll EfC01. iu t5-7 20 zF.t
KEEL I.Y & Al .TO
mil 3. E.-. -tr a- wood Yard
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BEbLvILLE Factory BURNED-We regret
TO learn that BaIivlle Factory, A5ssIs Geo. aud
VIM. SrhIey, Of this city, proPre e.ors, was des-
Teyod By frs last Tuesday night Gtou, aius
O'Clock. Jhs light was dist.uc.s seen l5om the
city. Tie ire, As we arc informed oIigiualad
bY accident ~ the oil cloth department. of tho
buidllg, and Communicating 70 the tupensiuc,
yaruisa aud oiiiH use there, obtained such speedy
haadEay as 90 become unm8nqaUab.a almost at
once ana admitted % 5ut iittie sane % save any
.Eing.
The factory was insured 70 t5s aE en5 Of 5g20,-
900, about oue-ioUrb lls value $4,000 10 lie
Virginia Nsriug and Fire ius,Hsuae U5unazsv,
sad $4,000 in ;ae southern ,fut6L This ID
ne second tine tins factory has been burned,
hsaaE been destroyed shout three yean ago
This uae The loss is uepamb's, il being ul-
possible TO replace ths machinery snd tHe loss
q public IS well as prv8s cslsLjsy. Is is
laost serious 70 tu pro0ur-ozs ami uol only ac-
pUve. tho government rf tBauu.8curY much
wanted. throws ont Cl employ greet nUnl-
ber of indus .-Cus poor, wH1 were dependent ol
i,5 successful aT5uon,-Aagasts Cbr0. 25it.
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Colonel Joseph B Palmer, Lieutentant-Colo-
mel A. o. Garden, 3Isj5r s w Davis, Adjutant
j. ~. Roscoe Surgeon S. w Patterson, at Fort
Doaesan ai-h the wounded, Assistant Surgeon
T. X Gov,r, at Ecu D0uelsou, Cgmmssary
CalJ..a ~ J Wood. qnatsruss Ter Captain r
T. Crockett. Sergeant Slsil j. s. Barton, Chap
lain q. II Is cals AZ Egrs DgIe.s5H
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E -Lz WA H. Hsiss. who was formerly
tais-ra7a niana-ar en- ths Telegraph Inc between
Wi.E- -tou, g. C. and Macon, Ga., Is new chief
manager Of Liaeo-us m.a.aIy te.errspa- AND
vil suFsriatel the Hne from Old Point to
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So The Sew Orleans Da'ta says H4ny Of
our exchanges ia 1ai5 STATE note great eagsrusss
or ths p4rl Of the people TO volunteer since tho
receipt Of Intelligence Of our reverses Ia Teuues-
see. The Mississippi journals make Ike re-
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This boat has oa board 81 Keutucky regi-
meat. under Col Hanson. We were unable 10
-at full list of Eos olEcers. Among them are
Col. Hanson, Of Lexiugtoni Lieutenaut Colonel
Frarl, Iryaa, tgruTly ageLs iOr Fargo's express
u Louisville bsa.a Juyes, son OF Judge JOyes
of Louisville; Gaptsiu Phillip Lee, eN-msm5ar
eE kutIcky Legislatures Adjuaut Thomas
Stake, ot Louisville; Lieutenant Robert D.sEe
Of Louisville one of Fl5yds staff, and relative
Of Wu Preston ET-A mister To Spain private
DELPHI, a 0f tha Mayor of Louisville; private
Hicks, son Of T. W Hicks, Esq. The majoIity
Uf the men are from Mason aud Bourbon counties
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Col JOHN A. LOGAS.-Ihis officer, com
u.aa5er Of one Of the Illinois regiments, was
shot by boy the I'd Kentucky regiment
He fred a- l.1l three OF four ames. Col L. was
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rgE auBaL PRISONERS.


LIST or slL-E or THOSE WHO HAVE AE-LS ED
IN LHlr CITY
From the st La-ls Daloc1a- Fetr-arg 2-.I
EaereHe. prisoners captured az Fort Douelsol
nave uas1is a. arIv-3 81 ta-s city, and yesterday
were beng rapidly forward d. aT Ia. .-1z4 au-
boat, tr tlair destinations In Illinois, ST.
Alton. Slue6 lL and Chicago. The officers
as heard. aIa 20 ba forwarded 90 Columbus,
Chic, lgr safe keeping
I4a following is a l.7z 5f tls rebel regiments
winch yrz- caamrai at For. DJu5sou'
4glb Tennessee, Col Bsilev-
81 Tennessee, Col AgeElatly-
~ Alabama, Col Jackson.
H.. Eel1assee Gel 2 sara.s.
t.ra Guv'5 Tennessee battery
2sB Tennessee III .alry, Col. Lllard.
18Th His issippir Col Baldwin
lcth Tennessee, Col Palmer.
2j Kentucky, Col Hanson
2J-l Mississippi, Maj Brown.
Capt tltons Mississippi cavalry company.
5J.l Virginia. Col Hasiep
IyrB Texas, Col Gregg.
10Th Arkansas, Col Gee
Cap. 0TartOU's cavalry.
18Th Tennessee. Elal. Clark
Cas company P9Tter.s artillery Col Sugg
Sd Tennessee Col. Brown.
Sth Kentucky, Capt. Lyon
39lh Tennessee, 5ial. humphrey.
33d Tennessee, Col. Cox.
4Ist Tennessee, Col Farqua4ar.
One Mississippi regiment not numbered, Col
Davidson.
The total number Of prisoners has been incoT-
ractly stated Iu some OF the newspapers over
Twelve thousand were taken.
The following are some of the prisoners who
have reached here:
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-.r,-s- v..a..s.. a.-z.r r..- ,,~~--5s-as
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FIELD Azp STAFF OFFICERS.

Prisoners on the AiecS Scott fifteen hundre
n sd. 0iliserod as follows: l5th Tennessee vol
uutssrs, 622 rams aud hls.
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~ i was eaaeced IN ST. Louis Ga the 22d
h4t Gen. BUcaaar would arrive in that city the
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Col Qulr.rs o. lEa 4-d Tennessee.
Gu. Hughes. aE al Alabama regiment.
Lieut. Col GaG.-ais. 91 d Virginia regiment.
I5l Col Norwood, Of Alabama.
Lieut. Col Jaesean, g Eu Alabama regiment
u iar ErCa.lu. of taa 80 Tennessee.
1-st- -, b.. au Alabama regiment
Al al.lr company aam NTgluia-gne Of
GeJ E.o7d',-.n commrud Of Capt.. Guy.
gaD.a.rs Hubbard ot Tennessee Hulm, do
Gibson, Of Al1s.aa; Tony. do; jones, DO and
IS al--ald, o. Tennessee The BOATS load was
$50 men.
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+ AFTER THE FlaHT.--A cores Paudeut Of Tie
ST. Louis Ge4o5ya., writing from Dar-r on tie
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Formerly we lost much b. uogiaetiug to sel
with suaeient rapidly. Hsreaaer time win not
be a less Important element Of the war, and tie
longer We can dater the decisive operations Of
the enemy The sooner viii be be defeated iu tie
field OK exhausted by the lullty Of his efforts.
Three months Of successful u sistance on our
psEl lril rUin him. Iac energy he IS now die
playing is lass spasm. Hs must crush US
speedily or relax into p5g-sriass lalgu9r.
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~ Brig Gen. McC0wn has been assigned
20 taocanuaud os Fort Pillow, Is and No. DO.
and N5a Is3rG
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officers in the army of said Batter be considered as
only the Instruments used for tic commission Of the
crimes perpetrated by his orders and not free
agents. that they therefore, be treated when captured
az prisoners OF war, With kindness and humanity,
aad be sent home the usual parole, that they will
no manner aid or the United States in any capacity
during the continuance Of this war, unless duly eI-
changed.
3D. That all negro slaves captured in arms be at once
delivered over the executive authorities of the
spectiye States which they belong, to be dealt with
according 10 the laws Of said States.
4th That the ike orders be executed in all cases with
respect TO all commissioned officers OF the United States
wi gu found serving in company with armed slaves in in
surreeon against the authorities Of tLp different States
Of this Couiederacy.
In testimony whereef have signed these presents
49, aud caused the seal OF the Confederate
l. g. StAtcs Ui America to be Asked thereto, at
l--~ the city Of Richmond, on this 22d day Of De-
cember, in the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two. 81
(Sgned,) JEFFERSON DAVIS
By the President
j. p BENJAMIN,
de2s-lOt Secretary of State.
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Butler and RankS

The New York Aili.s, of,en well-informed in regard
to foreign diplomatic matters asserts that General But
Ter 4 superseded AZ New Orleans at the instance Of the
French Government A Washington correspondent OF
a Northern paper says that If common and uacoutra-
dsted runor DO correct some Of Buffers friends w,
h this case retire without much loss through their hu
ness operations under his Government Whether the
appointment Of Banks Buffers successor VII inaugu'
rate better state Of affairs 10 the Crescent City, is
natter Of conjecture Both Massachusetts, lawyers
and Banks ay follow the brutal Instincts OF his Pede-
eessor, be dares. That he viii endeayor to continue
e,tbisying policy IOag prosecuted is uOi at all IN
Fkslv
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FIGHTING IN TIL SOUTHWEST TIE ENEMY RE
PULSED

FIGHTING IN TIL SOC rHN Isl THE ENEMY BE-
PULSED.
VlcKsBuEG, Dee S0.-On saturday the enemy made
four desperate attempts force lines the Chick,
asaw with heavy loss The 18th Louisiana greatly dis
tnsaished ITSELF repung, unAided the assault of three
| full regiments Of Yankees.
On Sunday morning the enemy again advanced on
our line, and were TePlsd with heavy loss. All the
troops behaved CALAMITY, but special mention Ia made
of the ssth and lh louisiana regiments, the former
regiment maintaining the ground all day against supe
rior forces.
Our loss on Sunday was: the 18th Louisianisns, l
killed and wounded sth Tennessee, killed and 6
wounded-Capt. C. A. Gently among the killed; the
18th Tennessee, killed and 2 wounded; slst Tennes.
seee, killed, uOue wounded One of Gen. Lees cOu-
rers had his leg shot Oft woards artillery lost one
sergeant killed.
No PARTICULARS of the casualties in other regiments.
On Monday afternoon 5000 of the enemy advanced
on one of our regiments the right wing of the Chick
asaw Bayou to storm the works, but moved down
in large numbers and upwards Of four hundred prison.
ers we're taken, with i've stand OF co.ors,
The enemy we're driven back to their boats and az
forwards sent in Tag of truce for permission to bury
their dead under which of the prisoners escaped
Fighting still continues with no important results The
fighting of troops splendid The 2Sth Louisia
again immor,ales itself for the gallant in which
it acted during the battle.
The Yankee prisoners that Morgan ID their Gen
srsl commanding
Severe lighting is going on now.
The euemy have destroyed the Nicksburg Shreveport
and Texas RairOsd lar Delhi Ia distance Of IS
miles They sre also said to have burned the town OF
Debit, which is reported to be totally destroyed.
Our casualties ia yesterdays fight were smsL This
morning firing is heard in the direction and it is
supposed the enemy again advancing to storm our
works The soldiers eager meet the enemy and
are determined TO conquer die.