New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

Received Q. New. OreAus... .ba's sOl W. I'os
Received al Mobile. ...'''''''''' so 80 IA
Received 81 ,Ggam sh............. $500 ~
le,ene Ut CT Ari,t On......'''''' i9Jt..o
Received 4, M.mpais.'.'.''''''''' 'V'IO 80
Total bsles.................. i,+SoV9' sSoj
Commenting on this statement rebel Jourha'
says: -;
lar showing. crop worth three hundred n'illlons
of dollars necessary TO the welbcine aud the peace
o. the world, totally excluded from the markets. -
he world OF the crop Of 1s60 about tlgbiy nli-
lions of dollars worth bad been sold mp 10 the fret
of January. Of the last crop, only bali II million oil
dollars worth in The same length OF time. lhe re-
sources Of the South must be great, indeed when j
can stand such deprivation as il hss 1000, WIN
far less inconvenience than could have besn sup
posed ...,,.-
The Macon Gal 1thgrapk says that Gov.
Browns propOsi ion TO advance million or two OF
The Con eAerate tax, il be be allowed Interest
ON he advance until due, hes been responded to by
tie Secretary of he Treasury declining the advance,
NJ there is money enoDsh in The Treasury.
! INDrPENDENCE DAY ~ NEW ORLrhSS.
The n. d. P,cayanc alluding TO the parade in
that city the 26,b ul,, the occasion OF celebrating
I tie anniversary OF Louisana's secession from The
old Government, s1ys:
prorI d. ind the line which formed OH the north
eide OF Canal street, the right resting on Rampant
street extended 10 the levee aud thence 10th south
.e as far de the railroad bOrse station, or very be "
toll All the corps forming this line were finely
uniformed and with few exceptions, con, letely
eGnipped and armed, and DOthibg could be more
leasing 10 patriotic heart than The sight 81 thoe
iL!ck columns of soldierIy men marching along the
grand boulevard Of Nsw.orleans, with tsnnef- un-
fuiled aud preceded by numerous brass brands IL
spite of IA niiscbievous breeze, which Mt times blew
dust 10 the of the ladies the balconies, the
I weiJler was favorable for parade, and We have
,edom seen more splendid turnout OF far ladies'
On Cafal street. They filed the broad s'dewalks,
the yerandalls The balcOnes and every wIndow Of
that long street. aud thousands Of them stood for
hours facing the sun, as bnvely M their brothers
aud husbands will, i'll csse i emergency, lace the
ire OF The enemy.
"After the review and the dismissal of the Con-
tolerate re- inent Capt Huutou, the captain Of the
first company Of Confederate Guards a. its oTgali
zalion invn-d that company 10 Tartake Of n COLA
ton at the 81. Charles Hotel. They were accom-
auied by the re9imental band, Charles Jenaer'
i.ad-r and on arriving ~ the hotel foa sumptu-
ons reuast ready TO receive and refre.b them
several ,oass appropriate 10 the day and Occasion
we're propos ed, accompanied by eloqucn specche
and responses, aud were bonored in the most enthusi
= astc manner.
=. "In another room, the Governor, the generals
and their staff, al the saiDe moment patak NJ
OF similar enjoyment, and In the rolunda below
ano her company were refreshing themselves aiie
n. the falis Of The days So that Ibe 81. Charle
4; Hotel for an hour or two after the parade, was h
!, center of 10 little nrth III enjoyment.
ls Aud there were ma other s'IDilsr social an
]; festive reunions at which there was much con
D. VITALITY and Lilarily. The great sentiment of th
e oc ssio--he INDEPENDENCE Of Lousiana-gav
- ONT 10 rnany oasls and speeches, and, on tb
whole, we may ray the day Of tue declaration Wa
= n.o.t entLusiasIicllly as well as generally cele
Grated"
TIE BATTLE NEAR SOMERSET.
This is the principal topic of discussion in th'
Southern papers They admit that they bad in 'h'
i field aJoui $3.50 men, While the Union army, it i
sSserle1 con,i.ted of 10000 men, in an iDtr.nchec
camp, under Gene. Rose sIHDs SchOeph and ILOmas
We have tie following account Of Zoleofers dealt
D nom The NoshVHe pGlrtOt.
Gcu. Zollicoiier D,istook a Kentucky OF ObiC
regiment, which had opened fire upon forces fo
o. Of our regiments hrlng upon Others through mt
take, aud galloped forward with bic staff to oroei
III III 10 dersl, not discovering bis ill he Wild
III their midst. He Immediately drew his ord auC
i. oiopatched The Colonel, 10 whom he Was about tC
give orders, when he fired uppn, and fell pierce,
= with many balls. Major Henry NJ: Fogg, Of BIZ
.lnh, WIS wounded la the thigh, nnd Lieut. +. Is
Si-lds another OF bis stah, was killed by his side
Major Forg was borLe from the field"
And il this don't sili, here n another account
from q different souce
"Gen. ZOili, offer advanced TO within a short dis
rance Of all Ohio regiment, which lad taken poai
ZION at q point unknown 10 him, and which be sup ~
20 ed 10 he OF his regiments.
"1hs first iuiina'ion he had Of his dangerous po
-iioD was eceiyed when II WAS too late. There's
bIu IrltOicl Clltu bnb vi tEc regiment III
front u lin, Kill bin = and III an insiau, theiI
pieces were leyel.d 1T hi person. At thar MON u,
/ i.eiJy VI. Foeg, bid to Gen Zollcofer drew bic
revolver aud Tired, killing the peitOD who irst
Iecoc uzed Cen IL. NIlh the most perfect cOOlness
Gen. ZDlhc0tl,r approached 10 The head Of Tie enemy
md. dra wing hio ,abrc cut the bead Of tie Ii colu
/ Colonel itoiu / il shoulder. AS soon this WIZ
done, twenty tucls pierced TIE body OF our gallant
/ l. ader, and Gen. ZOhcoIer 1ell lion his LOrIe a
sugled corpse"
among toe atrocities with which the Union troops
iIo 81 augfG Ii The "IOasiug oi q e CoLiedeIate
j wounded III "A baID, near the battlefield
IisCELLANEOus.
Z" Gen. XollicOhrr'e body was clrried 70 thc big
aCe b. al by order VI DR.. Cl &C.. lie lived blk
hours sier he was tbot, dying somewhat past q
O'Clock a. ~. Ills lat wOfds weic: 'Br,bg ma
ucu iaf NE br,o trO,ks.' There were eighteen
wounded lnd <ie bteen sick. beside Gen. ZolbcJhers
tOdy, IN the lO-pi'al. Tbs Lor iral snd ali the
bOdea were bnsu.d by the Unonirt-."
A k'cho.oid, on Thursday Iart, the sd ult., Con.
'ete ace bonds 81 The $iJClO,O0D loan sold az
lJl ard interest. GOrh Carolina bonds VI 81; Viz
pinia, ~.
~ Wing Green lie only Northern exchange
cofco is on 10 issie N Ia II per csDt premium,
ID silver ~ - 030. Al the sane place, the 2Si
ui. Sur canGico ont tOc per 10, and iallOw
&c.,; lilo coffee. o. 0spc.; shoulders, ne; bans,
5c., AID pidrs ~. q ID; w irky, ii &dsl ~ "
pa0n fine talt, $lx rer NJ, H. aud rel sal., e. 30
= bu-br
The iion. Thos. Butler King, the Con iedera'e
, Sinn issio1er 10 Iond0u bhb srrived IN MOiiehom
want by tie steamer Calhoun.
Isa.a.