New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

3, ~ L.. f,ilc NJ kim. II Il sorioy Of Rich
mud. We aro crcdiby Informed 'n"t We s'Gng
cnf.tlrcat and murderer, VINO WIS '",'h is"'i,nS
3 srft u7 ~ Nsrassas, was - ',','i! IN ~ 49,,
ir,,i,al AID t1ndeIl Lurteo 20 me lou ny OF phy
-, ir Ills div Could ro' these good Sawarions
80 tc.,rd some TOoJ Confederate soioler langush.
40 = lie Losyiaf. ar o' jet Tor lheif soh oce ara
ssir,.s into wloee WuIr's they might lave
sn~roJ Oh raller than the Yankee whom they toos
e. tt.ir asily dr,le 20 nrrse, 10 pet, aud TO
s.ei1,e o Lis Ncw-Enelc home.
We notice. too, tia, Sir. Ely, IN tho statements OF
81 exI ci rees or prs.i cr in Richmond, let3 the
ct ags q hc b2g, aud ~ e1its ne Gret l'o, q
s'Iti1.." friends lie de in tia, Cny. TIE y. }.
- .L states that be Lac cone back TO he Norm
+ Gered with mCmentCes fom the c'.Iehs @
q lncil-among ID. &c hal dsome wrl". -
ciit Of "a young lsdy. TIE same pr,
q account Of TIE 'cl- C,j laut'c ilisoie
s7hio-t az the clemcrcy O. ilo War iiera. q u
t}tu. Niuder--wl itd ,utc'e,ed ~ e'l j. i' oi r
q all tic city forunc iieEs IRON ~ ',5 49,,
f,ic,I.oud, a-d in SNUG: u iueiA ->O-''' ''
,a-ihe SEAMS q lie p'uiolo'lT. ::.uo,I
s;.,i.,s II bnrgrliv even % Yankee anu Nlso.ois
@. wan But IL j. ii tine ~ ZOE o. ,,
x,efe n "a Favs eoCa! con- - 4'L"'o Ai"'"
g. l,ee riso;e.s II var aid pcs, ~ 'heiS
s. riisa with Iaom, .iocs from young I.olea ~
s;-jt,o, h ard their gurr crle suEed With military
q r., liisetre should cone 60 On end.
YIN ElM0Hs.-1bere wss any quanlty anu
srnIle ol terolts yosteiJ1yi relation % reported
SSn0aocllcn' between GCu. Jackson cCirmand ana
81. err, in ,ho vi,iii'y or Rou,ey AMER care
ful lnsly of these ieIcitF, Tie oet aura
srurtwoily settlement g, i.us which We Aate U' eH
DC 10 derive rom tl,iJ amounts a. hii "'it tH~h
.olrt Of fkinililng on tie extreme ... ea Oh our
gfot9qr Department Ias received 10 6ispG'oles
foyor Of u!y engaSerfL az III Tie VI l"l9 81 non
g. S'-e Information, lOWevcr, has iet' htd j.
Through urivate sources. which arc considered MOI
nairgs. worthy, points Of which are mat Tie re-
ported csrtuie Of five hundred Yankees ~ or near
3Hh or li--Eeey Springs is fake; lut ih', on the
,,oetrarv the etemy there, on lie arplo4 4 q our
e,'rcac advance, lad taken refuge By o'C.sii tie
10 Ienort ia believed to c trus, worthy that Gen.
.ksOns command bad succeeded IN destroying
"a on the Chesapeake and one Canal, ney,nd
1cocL. 70 as TO cut on tie eDemy's coinh'dlie~!on
it tic ~ est.
.en. ,jacsson's column is comroed Of seventeen
!imcr, and is no doubt pusli g lis way 10 Rom
yNl,h success; bat The reports rceritd TO Of any
i1us engagement, as vet, ale Iroba ~ premature.
lpr INDIAN TREATIES N CoSGNEss-CoDEre
a. n-det TODD TO have made large aITIo. illii0h ONT
Q. tie Coz Tolerate Ilc,e1fy TO COM " IN lafi WIN
sr.a.v flilulalions made with de Indian tllUes
hhes. tretties are yet uuciyuised. Ley are un-
d.rst0od 80 comprise tie Creeks, the ChoeiaWs
snG CicSasaws, the Semiu0les, The 'htTc-
&c.s TIE OsagCs, the Qdawws, The senteas
gEa s,swuees, the CanHEchgs ana the ke-
2esome Iudians. OF tie aggregate amount sppro-
siiaied by tie act OF Congress, The sum OF S-51S%
.-leing lie whole amount of 0rFeGr1cts, annual
bsyreLts sud interest due TIE several tnbes as on
fbe 3yth Ct December lasts ordered TO Ue pnld 10
coin should tic President 20 Direct W learn luh'
the act also makes am aplroHlaion Of S,VVN 10
Gr~chpse n, com. We lave only 20 add that u
ie,rrs TO be an indispensable act Of public justice
kis these treaties should be published, that he peo-
Oe NAY understand AID efiiuae the advantages
Sshich they oler, and which have induced our Gov
eInmsut 10 Essume tie payment OF Fetenl srrear.
hes 10 tea 20 The aIlo4 AM oil nearly 'LIee hundred
thousand dollars.
I e. 1 To-
srecvl s'aie that tls stock 6 COTTON Oh band On the
1sla Of December so 900 bales. OF Course the
SUPPLY VII Dct DO exhausted bv tins Gay, and the
c0e K on TIE Jet December would vary very little
fro,n last year. Il is e'ima'ed, in intelligent quar-
ter. that the stock IN England, with wEGt vas III
Bio hai.Gs Of sfiDneIs, would not lie entirely hb-
nor "a by tic ~ O: May next If tis be 60, II Is
NJ likely thai "the cotton famine will be fel, much
be'ore Ali.'. Ii would be too late tbon for our
pisu,Ts 10 determine tie they intend to pur-
sOe in regard 10 lie planting o. SEED Tor me coming
eeslon.
PArru N,sUT.c1oRIrs.-The Importance Of ea-
ssiiislinp parcr mills throughout the South 70 al
crce ohyi1iis. Thousands upOn thousunds Of DOLLAR
6rveste IA printing materials are now lying idle ana
tuIrcduclive for want Of Ialer NO DINER oraDeh
O. Lu.iucss IN the South Sc suffered more tRh ule
rfiutiop brsincss and that mainly for the want oi
saper aud this too when The maAuiactUre II paper
= ould he the i0ft InGcely pIohla0le bufihcst
s,nlginalle Tie erds OF rope, waste cotton pieces
of 9cgir p aud other articles used IN The NAM ae-
D,
c;ert for GlpuFpofes, and would lie cheeriully and
plsdly gwen Sizes would he donated, and Cou' Her
s,r, num- could he obtained by partits wishing 10
star the husnefs and YET orr oHIliaIsis, WIN
MOLD indifference which J. wonderful, make DO move
~ ;he matter and tie cy FOR paper, which comes
Som al Iai.s Of the Soui, tAcy remain iooShy H.
Ssh'relt.
Tng SruATIov oS rHE SOUTH CARoLISA SEA-
soArD-1le Charleston correspondent Of I'hc Rich
y.os9 E1 ,ner, writing under cate Of Jan. 3, gives
Ike following ss "the situation" on the seaboar1
III accounts 10 agree az 10 the fact that the
Yankoe Puu-b0ats are admirably manaped. They
yarge ~ win up and down the little bayous Of the
Goasf end their Tled guns are always served with
.geat precision. II was probably tie confederation
bic glCat advantage, which the enemy possess,
D. las induced General Lee 10 fall back from tie
ne lie Of tic main, and 10 ch0Cse his position for
. ilal stand about 3 miles from tie COosa River.
position Ct the hostile forces al tbis time may be
=. tiy stated, 10 follows: Tie enemy, by means Of
b cuuL0at- holds command Il Broad River and
q n lena Sound, with AL tue Intervening itlands
J troops alaO occupy tue main land lutt opposite
z Pot ROYAL ferry, and can Row pOsfess them
,eives Whenever they please, Of the rest Of tho main
ssore opposite 20 Port Royal ltiard, M king, in all
stract Of about SIX miles long and bali mile vide
inlBodiatciy bordering On the Coca River. Ihis
tract las been abandoned altogether by the Con-
fdcrate fo4Ces, which have reeeded about three
sIles toward the railroad leaving a "trip Of rice
tTcs, averaging two miles IN width separating
Ncm from tic pOsitiOus yielded 10 The enemy. These
s-lel6s Save been all = flowed or inundated, by
h,afy authority, so that there row only few
= uoN roads by which the Yankees can push for
\ vi toward The interior. Should they advance, q
eoure thCy must abandon the support Of the gun
S'-'s and trust to their own strength upon the land
TIE POLICY OF THE REBELS.