New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-21
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Anair' In Northern Mississippi-Narrew
Escape from Capture BY JeH. Dsvis
and Gen. Johnston and their stuff
The Slaughter Of the SIissourians whs
Joined Prfce-Tho Rebel Losses ~
WurfrecsborO,
AFFAIRS IN NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI.
Fr0m The Jaek'0" Ma. Appeal. Jan. 0.

From The Jdcksoa Usa) appeal jan o.
The progress OF the enemy in this section Of ths
ssts only to have been checked bat we have
believe he has fallen back to Of the posons he
tho exception perhaps, Of his advance Holly Spring.
which he reoceupied after its capture BY Van y
R.io he had troOps this side of Memphis snd
people entirely free from bis presence and oltsgsa
establish mail facilities 70 all points outside the Union
lines bu, II not 4 should be done a, Communicates
Is learn, entirely uninterrupted far north Horn
e. I run as oT%sry wser Without nssop.ion
come and the public who have suffered much sccommo
dated VIII not the special agents. Of the Depart
give this matter their earnest aud early attention
PRIZE LOST.
TIE Raymond Mica Gazette thinks rich haul
been made by ths Abclions couple Of weeks
. Of Il. That
says We learn verbally that on the very day they COM
Davis aud hi. staff Gen Johnston aud his staff Gem s. D.
Leo and hi, stat and uDnme.aeIc Shsr military men Of
Yankees. but within sight Of those terrible gus6Oa.s
COTTON PURCHASED BY GOVERNMENT.
! The total amount Of cotton purchased BY the Gov
eTnmen. In the State Of Mississippi reaches sbou. 100 900
bss and much more in nesotison Our planters cannot
General Agent M De Bow at fair price and the bonds
will be a. premium But little Of the Government cot.
the enemy nthere bssny loss of this kind however
Government better able pay than the planter What
,.m,r, v,, --5ugse tho oss- lJscks9a tAi.sl Appeal
PRICE AND HIS MIssOURIANs.
OF the IL, 900 gallant fellows whom Gen. Price led
from missouri In Ap,l and May last. not than 1850
were lately left survivors Of the casualties Of battles end
camps ht Tor service. Selma (Aa) Sentinel
TIE REBEL ARMY MOVING.
The augusta Chronicle says private letter Just
received in that city IL Virginia that
army Fredericksburg may POSSIBLY be sent TO North Caro-
lima srideEt that great portion of Burn,sdes amy
authorities toUDd
out where-hence the moving Of the Virginia army.
THE REBEL LOSSES AT MURFREEsBOR0.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. Gen. Bragg will move
his headquarters from Winchester to Tulahoms. Gen Brssf
now loss $780, which includes the wounded
left at Murfreesboro.
me Columbus SHa learns froul private that IN the
attack made by Breckinrdge Division the enemys le
MuIres.boro Friday In which the Conedesate. were re-
puSed O OF brave troops were killed outrfgh. d0nng
the hrst hour and ~ minutes Of the engagement .
TAe Mobile AGrerr atstes that Wtnerss Division offou{
bgadcs lost and that Breckinidses Division led
into ssug hsT pep," where the loss very hesvy
WAR PRICES.
Rio coffee sold az auction in Augusta, Oh Friday
la, al ~ 81 81 " per ID Fight ssctf NJ Liverpool salt
sod In Savannah Saturday last at snction at $50 per
sack. Savannah Republican, Jan. ~.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gen. Lee the officer in charge Of the defenses Of
ksburs recently Colonel OF artillery bat
talon In the army Of Gen. Robert T. Lee. About months
since be wa. pronotsd Byader and assigned duty
Vcksburz Hs IL South Csronisu. and bears ths reputs
ton Of being a. excellent officer
IAe Starkr,Ne (Miss.) Banner states that the
smallpox prevailing to alarming oxten! about four miles
Gait. b. c. Yancey, son Of the Hon. William L.
Ysncey was one Of the slain the battle OF MueeboTo.
RICHMOND, Jan. Il.-Among the large number OF
and children, who came by the hss OF truce boat
pressed with the idea that peace will be declared in shor
time.