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d. s.so, moa THE PoT0MAc-FIGHT NEAR W4RRENTos
,,.n. f1us-FokTY YANKEEs KILLED AND loo Mg,
iasnoRsEs ~ aoRsEs CAPTGRED.-We have beerY reliahiv
na;lea hsio .as "a cavalry fight occurred about nine
alexandria Railroad the Latter NO ns es ana
onr informant did not state the dau Tho. y r' IN
CURED, put there can be no doubt as t the tr,,th
OF the report as our Information wac dsrined
.rsougn as s. Inos ellle, Of Campbell county, who
was was wounded IN the engagement. The particalars
as far as we we're able to ascertain. we're thaaa,
Al force OF three hundred Confederate cagair,
nhder command OF Gen. Stuart who were nro,
,ecting the rear of onr army in their retreat from
manassas, li were attacked by five hundred Yankee
~ lle oniy person killed on our side, whose name
we nave heard, was Mr. Thomas Waller an officer
IN the amherst Rangers. - i' =" = o4isel
M Ais loss was 40 killed and 100 r,risoners
ments. etc, - atssts'eS' seS' s"tiiA7, e1uip-
q EAddasonal--snce writing the above we have
seeh mr. lnle, VINO was wounded in the fight. and
from him we received the following particu1era
rr Ihe engagement took place on Saturday last.
Ihe eremy's cavalry, who numbered abont nd
were wisiim sight OF onr forces when Gen. Stuart
ordered and LED the charge upon them. The forces
engaged on our side were Capt. Edgar Whitehead,s
oofeEhpany ~ Of Amherst, and Capt. Harriss Company
fnrr rvr,ampheit, under command Of Col. Radford and
aitnsa mt soli'0aHd Of Col. Jones.
saartsinal Dss Of the enemy's wounded was not
aace[ talIsa unit must have been large as we are
thnis 10 nave Killed 49, and captured 100, with
Courthouse, on Sssasday. TeeSs7' ~
Inc loss on our SIDE ia6 killed and 1870 wounded.
Bat few of the names or those who have heen
wounded are known. All that We have ascsrtained
are First Sergeant Thomas 7Waler I. serionslv
wounded and supposed killed. - =
In Capt. Harris Company, Geo 7. Yuille. Terry
Houston and Robert Hunter wounded. - Nash.
klied. lLynchburg Virginan, 2lst.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1862.

:, Prince Napoleon. in the Senate. demands that
the French troops shall evacuate Rome.
fIENSA March 1.-The Journey of the Arch
Dnke Maximiiian to Paris and London has been
adjourned negotiations for his candidature for the
throne Of Mexico having encountered difficulties.
Notwithstanding to adyices from Tangiers,
the captain of the Sumter had been released.
The Federal ships are still watching the Sumter,
which remains stationary at Gibraltar.
PARIS, March 2.-The discussion in the French
Chambers excites the greatest interest. Prince
Napoleon had asked for tho suppression of the
temporal power Of the Pope. Saguerronera, the
known confdant Of the Emperor, spoke in favor
OF the temporal power. The Ministry declared
that 1t wonld explain the policy of the Govern
ment on q future occasion. - -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

GESERAL TRAr1ER-FLoRIDAA AFFAIRS. We have
received communication from Tallahassee, which
purports to be a defence of General Trapier The
writer seems TO think injustice has been done by
our publishing the summary of the news brought
by every passenger from that unfortunate State
but we do not see that his statement places the
subject in any better light. He admits that Gen.
Trapitr did not fail more than once to direct at
tention to its Fernandina') strategic worthless
nessn Here we have the admission that the
abandonment Of Fernandina was due to the per-
sstent efforts of the General. We have also the
further facts that the Federal COMMANDER mas
officially stated that he wondered ut the folly or
| those who abandoned position so well fortified
| ond defended and which he doubted his capacity
| to take bad it not been 80 foolisbly evacuated!
Gen rrapier was i'll command in Florida the
State has been given up t. the enemy without the
firing of gun, and we hold him responsible for 80
disastrous result. We, like the people of Florida,
may not he of the military profession, but We have
a. right to Judge Of results that ruin our country,
and admit the enemy to the possession of our
homes. With oil humility, however, we think that
the delicate operation Of the evacuation OF post
| Containing so much valuable public property
should have had the advantage of the presence OF
H Cen Trapier himself, and that, instead of being
\ quietly housed at Tallahassee, two hundred mies
from the army, he ought to have been there nm
self, experimenting the proper arrangements loi
1 the evacuation of Fernandinl
| How about jacksonville How about the 81
| JOHNS river? We're not these worth defending!
| ~'ait '''~'' oyanDah News.
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scott's Louisiana Regiment.
We find the following interesting letter in the

Baton Rouge Advocate: #e.ags4 4ss. -ss5s
CAMP CoLuHB BIA, March is, 1852
The rear guard of the Peacocks has arrived at
last and found the rest of the gentry summing them
selves in the Baton Rouge Rangers camp. Our
men we found all in good spirits, and the health of
the camp improving rapidly. 49, ~ 4g%Sg
This is magnificent country and people. The
latter faithful to the South and although the
enemy is close at hand and they have been de-
serted by Johnston, yet you can observe no fater-
ing, and the whole country seems unit in their
expressions of undying hatred Of the invader.
Confederate money IS as good as gold here,
within few miles of Nashville; and scott's Regi-
ment is most hountifully supplied with everything
that man and horse can desire by Gny of the
country peope near whom they may encamp.
Keep is stI in advance. The remainder of the
regime ntasre encamped here in a round valley,
which is surrounded by q creek end rocky hills.
The country is very hilly and broken. Springs
gnsh out of the hilsides everywhere. The people
gre hopeful and confident, and their fighting men
have all enlisted.
When Scotts Regiment passed through Colum-
ba the young Louisiana ladies, of whom there
were many at the Institute, gave three cheers for
" Beauregard ana louisiana" The former is
tower of strength in tits State.
At . mass meeting in one of the counties ap-
peals were made in vain by the speakers to induce
the men to join under Johnston. "Wil you go
with Pillow them" To. this there was reply;
but no sooner had Beauregards name escaped the
speakers lips when shout went up and enlist
ments were rapidly made, under pledges that they
should fight only under Beauregard.
Thirty-six Of Capts. Ditto and Seott's companies
went out last week, and in a. fair stand-up fight
whipped over one hundred Yankee infantry. Our
loss was two kilied-Jeffries, of Bayou Sara, and
Oge, of New Orleans. Theirs was twelve killed
(slre.) The fought from behind stone wall, and
our men charged them on, FOOT The shot guns
scattered death and wounds among them, and they
ran through their camp, which our men burnt.
They cannot shoot well, and cannot stand fire when
not supported by thousands upon thousands.
Lieut.. Hriart has been sick, but is getting well.
Capt. Campbell is down, but is much better.
Camp life, rain or shine, is very pleasant. Long
continued cold weather would not be agreeable,
but there will be no more of that this spring.
l. Whilst in Decatur, we witnessed the entry of
about 5000 men into that little town. The column
was an immense one, (mostly cavalry and was
| near half the day marching steadily across the
| bridge over the Tennessee river. The clothes of
the men are worn and faded, but when the brigade
band struck up Dixie, the expression of the thou
sands of faces seemed changed from weariness to
energy and fight" seemed to be written on every
! countenance. This was Hindman's Brigade, and
they have seen sights on this retreat. SIR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

THE vANDAns AT WoRK.-From information
deemed perfectly reliable, we learn that the Yam
kee Vandals in the valley of Virginia are prosecu-
ting their autrages with great spirit. In the town
Of Winchester, the elehant residences of Senator
Mason. and Col. Angus w. Mcdonald have been
burned to the ground together with their valuable
contents including libraries and furniture. in the
county Of Clarke, besides enticing hundreds OF
negroes away from their homes, the incendiaries
have laid in ashes the fine mansion, stabng ETC.,
of Major Oliver B. Funsten, of Ashbys Cavalry
civilization, have been reported, but it is needless
to detail them. [Richmond Dispatch.
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The Savannah Republican of the l4th, sf,;os ST.
that citizens of Jacksonville (Fla.) became na an
uart at the proclamation of the Mayor I",as,s
the citizeus to make no resistance tr .ne ,,.S tha
and he sought safety in flight. -, vn a
soldiers, being aroused agai''' W. 80 ,ho Nortb
commission merchant, osa n'''.. y, shot him
for utterance of treaona0le sen,,e residents
dead on Inc SYN "hs attempting to escape from the
| ,,,,,.,; in hats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

A t.oon of ,.enty Independent scouts from
whorton voP Pcol.aty passed through here on Monday
a,anun ,ound for the They were all well
uHgun menng well armed and will pay their own ex-
rendering their services to Gen. Sydney Johnston.
We know many of the men well, and they are
among the best citizens of the country. We no.
ticed among them our old friend. Geo. Quinan, one
of the best lawyers as well as most brilliant minds
in the State. Glory attend the troop, say wes
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WHISKY AND THE SoLDIER.-Some time ago.
talking with an intelligent soldier who had passed
annlicatjops Of the cato mine tails" we asked,
chow many Of the cases of hogging had anything
to do with drink" 8"Every casen replied the sol,
der. g never knew soldier logged, except
INC So as to get drink. Many a time hayeI had to
help roll barrels of grog up the hill to one Of the
eanteens in India, and twas q common Joke 60
say, Bill wonder ho,o many teefe
| 80, here ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

General Gatlin is said to have been ordered to
Richmond, having been relieved from his post at
Goldsboro, which is now filled by Gen. Anderson.
There is much blame cast upon Gen. Gatlin by
rumor and the papers, in connection with the
| affair at Newbern. '...s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

Napoleon entered Russia with 1000 OF the
best troops in the world. He gained sixty vic
tories in pitched battles he never lost fight;
but when he returned to France there was not
forty thousand left of that grand army. His sub
jugation never extended beyond the limits Of his
pamn : q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

J. Capt John II. Morgan, the dashng hero, owned
property to the amount of 100000 at the com.
mencement of the war. That has been conts-
Gated, and he is now wifeless, childless and home
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

Tue WaaTFsspes pan trees sps Just in bloom and peach
rses drought Of the wDtes u our
been all the 9,an time yet as Sdy great many Of
wells are dry, ,., ,dmirab,v. so far They
have large breadth Of wheat on IN nnsna nanu unan
WGtss t;tias any washington (Ark.) Telegraph.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

4 FEDERAL DEsERTEH.-A deserter from the
Federal army at Fernandna--a Jerseyman-came
into our lines below day or two since, and was
forwarded to this city yesterday. He. gives much
information concerning the enemy, and
alleges slow pay and bad food as The causes Of his
desertion. Savannah Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

MIL1rAKY.-It will be seen elsewhere, that Gen.
Lewis orders out the European Brigade for review
and inspection on Monday next. 1888
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41- We are indebted to Lieut.. julius Elbe, of
the Floating Battery now at Island No. 10, for a
copy of the Memphis Appeal CT the 2Gth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

The steamer Mary T., from Lockport yeste rday,
brought down the st. John the Baptist Rifles ninety
men rank and file, under command of Capt. A.
naa]op6a
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INDIANS ScALpING YANKEEs--The st. l. oals he-
publican, giving an account of the battle in Arkan'
sas says:
Two thousand Indians were engaged in tn o oat
tie. Eighteen Of our killed Were scalped by them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

Tho Tuscumbia (Ala) Constitution has beea
snowp samples Of lead ore taken from mines In
lawrence county, nearly pure, and learns that any
! quantity has been found.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

A few days since, about 500 Yankees, from Hi,
TON Head landed on Coosa Island, and finding 1t
deserted. burned the fine residence of Robert
Chisolm, Esq.
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N5- Mr.. McKeever, Of the Express offc,e has
our thanks for late papers. q
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,,.,,. thousand dollars is offered as reward py
FIVE .i;non of savannah to any one who Will open
sra leen it open for month, communication !. wl'i
p,rt pnlaski and Savannah. a. s.5- e,eEf
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ARMS AND PowDER.4- TWenty-seyeh thousahu
arms and fifty tons of powder have been receisee
at Memphis.
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A company of boys between ,ne ases s"u =. hams ~
,s is being formed in Macon Georgia io' A''n'
nrOtection.
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1'oulsiana Intelligence.

;,a neayy y wn'.eeroas visited ns yesterday morn
Wntar ,r' as we have this winter
rhyy Ttay ,ngsri9g fhast M Until noath Of 1p
tation. [Baton Rouge Gazets, 2Ist. 'es'. 'fs
THE CADDo ProSEERs.- This 'somnanv ,oai,,v
recruited the lakes in Caddo 1arisb anr;aay n.a
here last Thursday, numbering aboutsae hundred
owing to an unfortunate dissention abo.t officsTs
nearly one half hacked out;" the refsainiar.
under Capt. G. g. Williams and Lientenants AZ
Christian, c. s. Gillis and I. s. Jordon, tool, pas.
age on board the steamer Era No. 4. for New
orleans. tShreyeport paper.
10 avoid similar occurrence, one of the papers
suggests that in the next company recruited in
Caddo every man shall be captain, taking alter
nate days for eoF1mand-the balance of the time
to serve as privates. truly republic an idea, TO
say the least.
LiBEnALITY.-Dr. W Wilcox requests US to
STATE mat TO any poor families in this parish who
are , unable to purchase sugar and molasses he
VIII give nifty pounds Of the former and fiji q pal-
ions OF the latter, upon application to him He
will also deliver the same in Bayou sara and 81,
Francisville. [Bayou Sara Ledger ~
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The Louisville Journal publishes, upon what it
calls unguestionable authority, a. statement of
the capture Of Capt. John H. Morgan, near SCOTS
vile, Allen county, Ky. Dozens of Buels pick cts
taken prisoners at and near Nashville during the
last ten days. can testify that the gallsnt CAPITA 70
is still alive and active in the land Of Dixie.
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GEN. JEFF. THoMpsoN.-This remarkable sol der
is now in city. He is everywhere, seen and
feared by enemy. He is full Of life and spirit,
and has no evil forebodings for our army or our
cause. He is the same wholesouled and high
spirited General, whether in peace or in war, ilr
victory or in defeat. He is emphatically JEFF.
Thompson. He is loved by his men, and hated by
the enemy. He is the pride and boast of his State
26th
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