Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-11
OR ARMY 1T

OSR AMI -
A correspondent Of the Now Orleans Delta,
writing from Corinth, Mi%,, on the 24:h ult.,
says:
On approaching this pllce I was not 80
much impressed by the prodigious display o.
camps and military paraphernal;s, for which
had been prepared BY accounts on the road, as
was by the order ard - sieln that prevail
aid tie unexampltd spectacle Vi so vast u COL
lection of Southern soldiers without n single
case Of drunkenness or q symptom of the
presence Of that great bahe Of our county
whisky. This novel exhibition is duo to the
admirable discipline introduced BY Gen. Bragg
and rigidly enforced by Brig. Gen GLADDEN.,
who il commandent at this post Tteso OH
GERS deserve the eternal gratitude of tho South
for this great reform Not q drop Of intoTi.
eating liquor is permitted 10 bs sold anywhere
on this line. If any is brought here it is
seized and eInptied in the road Tho strict
est discipline ls everywhere enforced, and as
o consequence we have an army here that IS
an honor 10 tho South, worthy Of our cause.
and which can never be beaten. The signs Of
a battle here arc growing fi!nter every hour.
TIE enemy have discovered tho great
strength of the army herc, and the country
is so difficult for transportation, tina, 1t Is
generally believed they will shift their opera
tons to some other quarter. The prevalent
belief is that they will throw the heaviest col.
umn Of their troops on the Mississippi river.
All our. Generals were in consultation here to.
day-Beauregard, Johnston, Polk, Bragg, &c.
Beaursgard has returned to Jackson John
ston remains here. | was pleased to see that
- 1Iz-k I1..z1. H,..S.1 ,-oo ~ pnn1 hoa1Ih
and Gen. Polk looks better than ] ever saw
him. Gen. GLADDEN. is IN admirable condition
and in his element, with Il splendid brigade Of
i've OF the best regiments in the army. The
right regiment Of the brigade is tho famous
louisiana Iniantry which | saw at hattslion
drill to-day. The regiment has just returned
from q scout to. the Tennessee river, where it
had o glimpse Of TIC eae.ay, who were land
ing In large forso. The regiment is large and
in the highest state Of discipline TINS Ores
cent Regiment is enCamped just outside OF
town. The ninery-day Boys complain soine.
what of the hard service and bad fare, and
begin to suspect that tho General in command
intends to get twelve months service out of
them in tho short period of their enlistment
They have had to change their camp i've
times, and have bad some pretty hard scout
ing duty. But the truths Is, the boys are pref
ty raw, and the sudden introduction to ali the
hardships'o VI campaigning ls rather severe aud
trying, but they will soon get used to it, and
the regiment will make a very efficient one.
DEATH OF CONFEDERATE PRISONERS AT ST. LOUIS
From the report of the mortality among the
soldiers in the military hospitals md camps
at St Louis, for the week ending the e:h ult.,
We make the following list Of desths among
the Confederate soldiers
March 1.-G. W. N. Johnson, company T.,
32d Tennessee.
March 2-Jossph Brown, Company F, 18th
Ark James A. kirbey, Company B, lob
Ark Alexande. Franks, 10Th MISS James
Maxwell, Sd Mss ]. A. Sample, Company
H, 9th Alabama.
March st. Gilland, Company c. SIS,
Tennessee; G. W. Paris, Company D, lib
Mississippi /; James Russell, Company G., 9Th
Alabama; James Logan, Company G, 42d
Tennessee; B. F. Gay, Company D. l5:h
Arkansas Samuel Brown, Company D. Ash
Tennessee f; Albert kinard, Company a. 4S
Tennessee j.. NJ. Burney, Com pany X, 3O.h
Tennessee II. Clarcy, Company b, 9th
Tennessee.
MARcH 4.-John H;ckA co. F, 9TH Texss;j. I.
Fuller, CO O.. 42l Tenn; Lieut.. r Z. Blgble, ~
Tenn; George W. Donesl, 4Sth Tenn; William
Branden, co. &. 42d Tennessee, Green Stacy,
battery, Tennessee; N. P. Shutz, co. B,
9TH Mississippi; Robert Rose, 18Th Arkansas;
WIN. S. Harris, co. G. 4th Mississippi, Henry
Dempsey, CO D, 10Th Tennessee.
hpo II C;rard ~ n 4lh Mia
W. b. Roney, CO. E, sob Tennessee;
B. Ford, co. A, 2lst Alabama; J. d. Stur-
divant, 90. A, An Mississippi.
MARcH 6.-Uriah Conley, company d,
9TH Alabama; Lieut. John N. Cock, company
3, SD Tennessee. G. W. l.. Barnes, company
4.h Mississippi; Talbot Mosolsy, company
30th Tennessee; VIM, Faucelt company A,
18th. Tennessee; from Blnkley, company Z,
30th Tennessee; D. B. Woodward, company
S0:h Tennessee.
MARcH WIN. @. Atkins, company a,
5Oth, Tennessee; Silas TldTell, Company y,
I'D Tennessee a. L.. Eldsiey, company ~
l5th Arkansas; Vim. Lambert, company b,
10Th Mississippi; Gilbert Gilbrsilh, company
!, 23d Tennessee; J.. N. Harden, company Z,
lth Mississippi; J.. J. Patrick, company n,
9TH Alabama; II. j. Ryan. company v, l5th
Arkansas; John y. RutlcdGe, Company Ii,
9th Alabama.
MARCH s.-John NJ. McEatire, company b,
.2i Tenn; A. " Herring, company /, lst
Miss Joseph Freemen, Combs Battery, Tenn
Jackson Kinson, 5ls1 Va; John 5. Fancy,
Ey.; q. @. Wilks, SOth Tenn; Robert
Boswell, 2lst Ala.
The Planters Bank, Of Savannah, has fur
nished near FIVE hundred pounds of lead tothe
Ordnance Officer including all the weights to
The bank windows and the blocks on which
they have beea accustomed to cancel checks,