New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11
The WAR FOR the UNION.
rxcheuge Of Prisoners-HH'f"'" ''""'
Memphis Papers


rom Our Own Cons,pOpdsDt
'i'~ O'' ""' CARO- Wednesday. Feb. ;. 1862.
Notwithstanding The vast number of troops which
....,sv. If, this pace, large force remains, ard
IN o. ,h,es regiments arrive dolly. The pos;
q. ,,r.,d.d by Brig. Gen. Paine, nn officer who is
h;cbv .s,. ned, and he n only unfortunate in NOT
heine pat /, active service.
Ye,terdsy flag of trace came Up from Columbus,
when one of ourtugs went down, taking Gen. game
Col. Buford, and ieu OF, ers, among whom was
your ceres pobdep,. change OF prisoners 10 TUG
number of fity-,ir was effected, and LOT OF comes
yc letters received ard sent During the t"o """'S
which D ,ssed in writing the documents, Col o"'V'D
sptered iuio conversation with severai ee"','
nom New rieaDs, wealthy saveho'"7's' '"N
formerly were his acquaintance IN he''''Ny
whom was NJ. Gibson, OF the im't' W. e,
name 10 Por, Gibson. TIE wife OF '"is
wss a LADY celebrated for her ooa"'y' nov
Woodford County, Kentucky, ana SOL u
eoIonel If the llth LOUISIANA e'uca'eu ~ '' W.
ige takes after her,
I'll R,ford claimed that he was equally South
ann non with themselves, but he was Union msh'
and hs Union included New-Orlean-. They talked
lono and what they said well as the surrounding
circumstance, were highly interesting but can
ONLY relate the conclusion The Southern gentleman
said that the North might overrnn their country
they had men and wealth enough to do it-out they
would never, never submit; evers man would hgn'
ill he died. Co. Buford, who, By the way, boasis
that he has not IN AbolIiOnlsi III bic regiment, sHd
6rst asking tier pardon, thai if he bad been
Commander-in. Chief he would have hung Mess
Mason and Slidell, put al embargo on every EnSlsh
ship, and repuoiaied every English debt. We parted
sorrowfuly but not in anger, each Que shaking :De
others hand.
The Memphis APPEAL of the Cd inst contains the
following items;
The capt alists in New.York regarded the amount
previously expended in the war ne thrown away
while The merchants are pleased with the prospect oil
a market for old bulks.
Gen. Pillow has concluded not to resign.
Tie ~ y Herald is largely quoted from and cor
daily indorsed.
A trustworthy dispatch states that orr loss in TIE
battle OF Fishing Creek about 100 sled and so
wounded and missing, and that the rnemys loo.
greatly exceeded our. Gen. Crit,enden Will fall
back Oh Gaii,sboro, Oh The Cumberland. Capl. Mon.
serat-s battery 10 safe. Other anyices eite That
Crit,enden's forces are perfectly organized and i'll
good eondition.-lK Knoxville Register, Jan. 80.
The NasiriVs Us,OD says: I'VE had $500; The
Federals 5000"
The Tenne ssee Legislature Of the 9th ut passed
resolutions regarding the loss Of Zoicoeri they re-
fer to his maniGess, lis integrity and aohy, speak
particularly of tie confidence they all had IN him.
&C., and they pledee themselves ,hey will never
cease in their effort. until the last ruthless invader is
driven from their .Oil.
IEe KH0rriHe Register says that Capt. Monsera
has all pied the mont effective es for gathering
che returning soldiers under Gen. CritteDdens COM
maud and 20 lave them forwarded to Headquarters.
A guard daily travels on every train gong east and
west to preserve decorum, and TO soldiers who
have not furloughr. The guards stationed at The
several railroad bridges charged with the same
duty. Those returning from he of tie recent
battle ordered to report here, be deemed oe-
serers. Our city is under the guardianship Of u mil
i,ary police force and the most perfect oder aud
quietude is maintained The lguor.shops are c'osed.
The trools collected here being rapidly for
ward 70 their commands, aud yigor and energy
difused INTO every department OF the service.
The New-Orieans Deta Of the 30,h says the de
pendence of New.Ocleans for It's safety ia upon c.
Iumbus That in possession of the enemy, the 1OoC
gates OF invasion will be opened
Tie ippeai, in notice 10 lis patrons, says the pr
prietors are compelled 10 make exertous of ORD
nary character and personally 10 travel yer hundred
of miles to OBTAIN supply of paper for that journal
and besides, they have TO pay very high pice, Con
sequen,ly they obliged to raise the terme to s
for their tr-weekly.
II seems that neg'ces are no longer to be hired
the only way to get one is 10 buy
Gold Is quoted 80, and silver at Is per cent prem
Special Order No. l3S, by order Of Gen. Polk. for
bids the shipment If molasses or sugar u any poin
above Memphis.
The Menu his Conference Female Institute adver
ting for session agrees ~ t.ke In pay cotton
at 10 cents, and That board is s II 30 per moth.
The Ne Dphis Military Board order that no erscn
after TIE 9th inst, shall bring cotton into tbe city
wagons.
We are Informed that tie circulation Of The Dali,
Atpeal is larger han that of al tie dsiiy pie,s com
bined. Il is printed n poor sud Tin paper aud Oh
half q sheet.
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.
THE SITUATION or COLUMBrs.
fros. me Net- cr{.aas Ieitl. jan N.
THIS community has 4, 10 look u the C@t.ugq