New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07
venion and trust only sword and the justice OF
RICHMOND MARKET.


our cause.
RICHMOND MARKET.
Kicuvoyp March 10, 1862.
Apprrs-Green Apples from 81 'ca+s 9 quality and -
Br1TGK-we quote good to prime atSoaGoc. = d. inferior
2jdj0s .,o.. ,,. -,
BACoS-A good demand of inns article al ~ io'
BgHSs-Ssles of White Beans at s22s2 20 = bushel
MsIzet wei applied
Cons-j6e receipt, have been quite limited We note
CLo,Inssyp-For small SUPPLY in market holders are
Soyrsfae quote ct tsa7sc = H. There is very little
Oh the market aud prices ore very lrLesuisi
LA.u,-Salos o. new at 2rd2Ic. y 10 G.
FiorR-Wih accumulated stock prices are not so hrn'
We quote superne ct 80 .5dS 81 EHtIa, g. 25 Family
Ton,oco-sses to the Let inst indicate somewhat im-
proved feeling m the nate We quote Tugs At q &c me
dum; leaf 5.0Gc; fair and coed ct 90 aaSc. shippDs'
&SiAr-Bu. little doing in thi. article. We quote Red at
= zoo , %; White, II s0asl 3D.
LINCOIN's MISSISSIPPI COLUMN.
The PeferstUrg EIprcss Of March II furnishes
the following items of intelligence:
An article on Lincoln's Mississippi Column
saws "tie attempt of the Yankee Government TO
march an army down the Mie.s,ippi River, ~ one
OF The most extraordinary incidents III Inc annals OF
war;" and Tie celebrated Russian eAIeoiloh oi
the gTeat Earoeon ID pronounced " not oircanl-
ststce comusred with it, " We can scarcely credit
the fact" favs Yhe EIDrcss, " yet II II grayay an
nounced bv recent ,elerapic dispatches that large
! UniOnj force is moving down On The western hanh
OF The Mississippi, by way OF New haond 20
New. Orl,aLs. Scarcely les wonderful would he
the attempt 10 lead a column OF 5000 men thIolgd
the do.ert Of Sahara Tie Empress vent ures - q
opinion rhat tie " Ian would be ,ffecluaiiy baulke 20
by ,he concentration OF Confederate force equal u
the emergency
Ihc EIr9e,s pives currency 10 IL rumor, va BAN
more, that Price had captured and cut TO piece
1900 lankeet under the command OF Sigei.'
CASUALTIES IN THE VALLEY FIGHT.
i F,op NE E.clmens D.p'atch .fpTH !.
At q late hour lart night we had conversation
win Capt ihom, VINO had just arrived from Si"uii'
tou.
/ The statements which lie gave US fully confirm tie
previous account5 o. tie beTOism f our iFoois. lie
exhibited the Veroraiion in re Iei breast OF his coat
made by Mimic ball. which struck "a Testament IN
lie pocket and glanced of upon bis vest. LIS e.
cape i miraculous.
/ WeIceret 10 learn that Capt. j. Il. Jones, com
Mauding one Of the COMPANIES Of the lrsh battalion,
was shot down during the battle. il IL TO be hoped
tuat Tia wound did not prove fatal.
From all accounts that we have received the lrlsh
battalion must have fought with heroic desperation.
1he fact thai many of their officers were wounded
is proof q the assertion.
Our latest news FROM Gen. jackson encourages us
in the belief that, should the enemy give im another
opportunity for d fight he vii add iresh glory 10 the
Southern arms.
/ The number Of our wounded in the hosritals at
Stanton is about 100. Philip Nilianis esq, the
Rev. Il. H. BROOKS, and other citizens Of W igcleater
were permitted. two or three days after TIE hgnt, 10
come out from Winchester, and bury our dead, ana
report that there were 80 found upon the field n all.
When we consider the sluaii number oi prisoners
TAX II by the enemy, we have full continuation Oh
previous accounts thai our ioss was by 40 means 80
/ great as that Of the tnionisis.
! Other persons who left Winchester after the fight
report that the CONSERVATION Of the Yankees was
intense that they were fully aware Of tie fact that
they had encountered "eioae-wall, whose strength
war really imprcgnable
Lieut.. Jack Hetb, reported killed, was buried in
the NJ. y. graveyard a. Aewtown.
ITEMS.
--Thc Ne,r-OricoAs CrcsceH says that they shall
n ed at least 800 900 men, including Tie militia, to
ropel the Northern invaders. IL therefore suggests
At all tie lands Of the Cotton States will be Deeded
70 raise food for the amy.
--1he Norfolk Dqy-B0oh has an article recon-
intending TO the Government tire adoption oi heavy
gum, on movable tuul-tabes that they could be
ueei in hindering the approach OF thanking paries
Ii so suggests the idea OF carrying the guns w and
down Iiver-sdes, by borscs OF oX-poweT as require
nents might dictate.
--11e PetrsburQ Erpress says that wood bas
lccome ~ scarce in that city az good coffee am ap-
peals TO The fmcrs and railroads 10 relieve the dir
tIoss. Brooms are pronounced IA luxury, and ths
CfowiEg Of broom corn Is earDestly recOmmCu dcd.
50 scarce ias leather become, that hickory spa are
recommended as a substitute in Larnesees. There
IL tsO says i nt LaIHtSf, ld.tc luh+ltl 81 itdH
On the various iron ratings about the city, which tie
owners could spare Slaves are also Advertised Dr,
TO work tie leGd mines.
Tile Ordnance Bureau Of the Government ap-
peals to tDc people for tie Of all the bolls thev
can spare Tor tne puIpoe of providing light artillery
for tie public defence. While copper II abuldent,
the supply Of tin is deficient 10 convert tie COPPER
into bronze Bells contain 20 much TN That - 400
lbs. weight Of bell metal, mixed with the proper
quantity OF COPPER will suffice for field battery e
aix pieces. Those who are willing 20 devote the.r
bells TO this patriotic purpose viii receive receipts
for them and the bells Will be replaced if required,
ut the close Of The war; they viii be lurctatCd al
fair prices. Tie congregation OF the Ia. Baptist
Church Of Richmond have gwen tLelr bell for that
purpose.
The Rebel Yaucey bad arrived IN Richmond,
and taken bis seat IN Il e Senate.
The following are from The NoCfoH Dqy-B1ok
Of the ID:
-Twenly-seven thOusand arms and fifty tun3 OF
powder have lately been received Ut Memphis.
All peuons having muskcte or other arms in
their possession had better deliver them forthwith a.
the sergeants office, or taey VIII be fined.
We learn that portion Of the fleet have gone
TO sea irOm Hampton Roads, and that the Monitor
occupies a posiiOn inside OF Hampton Bar, where
she i probably awaiting the arrival OF tue Virginia
Information has been received That "a ngobcr Of
scam.cneincs, ufed for eXcayaing, are still on the
Albemasls and Chesapeake Canal. There engines
would be of use 10 tie enemy should they fall into
their hands, and it appears to ms that It would be
better 10 have them brought TO this city. We also
learn thai there IS large quanti'y ct coal on the