New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-17
do, and rs well as Southern men ever did, snd u,.e
they only yielded when they bad accsmplabsS III
that human nature could in the WAY Of hsroI -


! and dangers Of battle. IL IS doubtful rhetk.r n.
nany as seren thousand tcere icft on ne field 10 ~
dorm their arms TO the overwhelming fores vbiek
for several dave hal hhuassed the Spartan band ~
constant attacks with fresh troops. There scer. ~
| 1900 ConfedeTates 81 the Commencement Of ~.
fght and tie killed aud wounded and ,hoss VIZ ~
Tcaoed nrobably number 5000. Il lie great 49,
foft 10 Know that Il, Goo Southern men, dd ~
surrender and 10 still believe that 70 many vouv
surrender 10 10 force until they had lessensd tbs;s
numbers BY a. effort for victory or escape.
The enemy bought their triumph at fearful co.t
The echo of heir jubiant burrshs will not die avss
ere we shsl begin 70 hear their doleul laueusto-1
over The price OF the Southern blood they have man
| aged 70 shed.
The prestige Of Southern arms is net depreca.a
by tie conflict at Donelson. On the contrary n
yindicsted and augmented by the desperate and ma
tanned vaor there III -played. Or forces proSoHs
! k,lled and rounded hGf the,r owa nuaa5er N II.
eAemy. An important result OF tue battle uu.t ncs
| be overlooked. We mean the Demonstration tbss
the eusmys terrible ironcased gnnboats sre not h.
vulnerable and can be driven of or destroyed by ~
heavy artillery OF which We have abundance In tbs
Coniederacy.
REBEL REPORTS FROM PENSACOLA AND BIroxr.
From The ln.bie Rsgis,ey, Md,eh4
Information has been received that the enemy h.a
struck bis tents Oh Santa Rosa Island. Thah A
indication that lie is sgain on the move for some
enterprise against the right and the liberties Of hs
South If Mobile be bis destination, let him come.
With men, women, and children alI united, be win
meet with Iaragoesa defense.
The Navy-lard sad approches TO Pensacola have
been made impreglabs by the activity and skill u
Gen. Bragg. and as the enemy Las proved it BY two
unsuccessful bomDardmeDts lie IS not keiy 70 repeat
the experiment. Tine will not make these defsneM
less impregnable. They guard the gateway Of 10
capital to Alabama and hnrbor OF priceless vauen
the foe, which can lever cease TO be watched wal
sleep,ess vigilance.
| =. l.: A..
TO move LIS troope TO oLher points believed BY lin
to be more easy Of attack. Whether he IL coming
here, or means to attempt New-Orleans, or to hud
on the coast and march through Mississippi 10 neel
the advancing column of Gen. Buell, remains to b
seen II tue latter lie had better first DO sure tha
Buell. is coming that route. There are lions In bio
path 20 dispute tnat march,
On SATURDAY 1t is well ascertained that party ok
Unionists, in boats, numbering about sixty, landed
AZ Biloxi and after remaining egeral hours retired
They are said to have enjoyed themselves good
deal. Are there no MissisS,Pp, ryfss in hat
neiglJorhood1 4 company Of dctsee mes ral
armed might easily spoii the pleasure Of these Ussos
j,ic-nic trips TO me mo,aidnd.
PENSACOLA, March 1.-The railroad between thA
city and Montgomery has been completed, and w
are again receiving our regular mails. IAN glad 70
hear that the road 10 Mobile will resume operations
tomorrow Ire cars run now entirely In the day.
time, leaving here eyeSy morning at O'Clock, srs
living here at o'clock at nigbt-
Changer have been made IN the feet on,sids einco
nv last. Yesterday large steam gunboat arrived
aud snehored near Billy Wilaoa's hospital Ttn AZ
ternoou she LETT; DO not know What direction she
took. This morning the coalship which has bee
engaged for some weeks past in supplying tue
fiigste with coal hoisssd sAi and left for the west.
ward. perhaps TO supply the vessels ouilde-%J
transports except the frigatc.
Two negroes escaped to Pckens last nigh,--oas
belonging 10 Mr. Alex. McVoy, and the other 10 Nr.
John McCloskey OF this place.
FIRING TIE SOUTHERN BEbRT--ADvERTisfr
MENTs FROM TIE MEMPHIS PAPERS.
To TIE REsCUE!-Hol every man who feels Bis
couutry's wrones aud will defend ter to tie lastl
Tie time has com. for action The lines are perl.
GUS. Our action must lie prompt, united, strong,
and desperate, II need be. Dr. Samuel Bard tss
been Authorized by Generals Polk and Beanrega-tto
recruit for Colonel Iarmans Regiment, now seisa
formed q. hs place, TO arouse tie whole people %
action to az oioe enlist IN Ogf armies 20 drive tia
Zoe from the soil Of the South! lie will speak a
Meurhis on Thursday, 5th instaa', a. ". m.,'ss
Oil-FelloYs la !. u VIII lie q war speech. Sss;s
viii lie reserved Tor ladiss. We hope 10 see them
there in force. The Regiusntal Band, under Cap.
tam O'Neal, Will pe in attendance. Cone orst
col4e al
TO ARMS TO ARMs.!
Men Of Tennessee defend your homes and honnf
Az authorized by The Commanding General II Co
Iunlus Kv 40 e. let men FOR heavy and lgh. eril-
v
disposed 10 come ont and assist our brave ooys WHO
have for uonths endured hardship FOR common
cause e. DIVE oack The enemles of our country VIII
report then selves a. my headquarters, Adams block,
Second street. am prepared 20 advance so bounty
money. cash. Gene one come all l eli also
authorized TO eDg1g. and send negroes 10 work o.
iortto.ticns o. Island No. 10 aud would arse all
who eau to le. me have them for the purpose.
A. STREET.
orc w. HANNA. Recruiting ofhcsn
TIE CONFEDERATE PRISONERS TAKEN AT
DONELsoN.
On YESTERDAY we received the following note, max.
ipg query Of much interee. 10 the friends VI the ZAP
tuled pris oreTs AZ Fort D0veisoB;
HyRN.vDo MISS March s. fes,
Epiroas APPEAL A. IL vel ksown 20 the public hunasets
Of citizens o. Nogth Mississippi taken s Fort Donesou ~
coGnnci IL tie sLey PRISONS a. oa sPfinsnea az
csgo aud inasnsYos he wish OF TIE iends aaa r.
iv.s OF many 70 sead then % soon Pssibs
money elotsiux cl;sr &c and If yea know Of means ~
och be DOE, yea VIII perform AZ sc 81 hun AMY n
s,us thc wildcat 0oy J. now aoe 20 such es'nnes
now er..ss i: sAAl be op-nsd let os inow
thronrh voiir CO. .tuus "A. H. CHALMERS.
The only maauer in which tbs enterprise can 30
accomplish ed, u lax is through tbe lnstraaisa'
taliv Of orr military authorities. AZ Mr. CW.iia'
era viii correspond With Gen. Johnston or Gen. re
low. A. II lutsyille Alabama, we feel safe 10 me
assertion that thcy will make some arrangement ~
which ali necessary articles, mone,, Ae. c.n oe co
viewed TO the prisoners uuder dag 81 truce, py Vsy
Of Nashville aud Louisvii.e.
SNOW IN MEMPHIS.
The streets this morning We're clothed 10 woi'< ~
with the finest lawn. TIE snow lakes falling "ns
sharp oa,ues through the cold, clear air. s1ordeds
Winter scene of exc, ding beauty, stretched out 80
meath sun OF summer buiiiancy. Argus, hSNh"
DISSATISFACTION TOWARD GIN. A. :. 'ohS'
srOS.
There would seem 10 he considerable d's@ureess
ton with Gen. Johnston tie Conmltde rlnS =,
OF tine Military Department OF he1tuehy ala IA.
ness.e. For In. rie.en, woali caution your resas
ers Against al such complairis Gen. Johnston
considered among military men Us the as.s. .na
most SPACIOUS oiicer in either army; ard u ."
likely tbat ne hs. failed to the means at his CON-.