The New York herald., 1863-03-29
Fighting 1T Fort PemsertoA.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

Tho Richmond Dipath Of the 9Th inst. notes the
cution by hanging Of Captain N. Do HART Of Arkansas
who sent out BY General Herron to clear the White
river district OF Ingram 'sguerilla bands.
Captain A. Webster has been ricd by court martial in
Richmond and sentenced 70 be hung the Sd Of April
for the murder In Fauquer county OF Captain Simpson,
the Confederate army.
The railroad bridge Hosren river, At Zolliconsr
Tenn, which was. destroyed by the Union army has
been repaired, and trains running 1t regu
iArIy.
On Wednesday, at Lynchburg, nne grades Of tobacco
ranged AZ three dollars Hty cents per pound, and
smoking ranged from dollar and ay cents to one
dollar and seventyhve cents. The demand greater
than tho supply.
REBEL OPERATIONS IN TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA, March rs, 1885,
All is quiet. There has been fighting since Morgan's
engagements at Liberty.
Tho federals still occupy Murfreosboro.
Our scouts in Lebanon and operating along the
banks OF the Cumberland from Lebanon
Accounts from tho north bank Of the Cumberland
por. the Yankees destroying all farming imple
ments and foraging the whole country.
Tho inhabitants compelled to hide their provisions
Five Thousand Yankee infantry occupy Gaatin and the
Louisville road "a strongly guarded
II is reported that the Yankees have destroyed the
Stones River Railroad and the turnpike bridges between
Murfreesboro and Nashville.
MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR BROWN, OF GEORGIA.
MnIKDGEvnIx, Ca, March rs, 1853
The General Assembly, convened in extra session,
organized to-day.
Governor Brown sent In message, In which he recon
mended tho restriction OF the cotton planting quarter
of acre each hand, under heavy penalty. He
gues the necessity for this course presenting the possible
scarcity Of provisions. He recommends that fur
restrictions be put upon the distillaton Of
spirits ~ 10 prevent the use OF pota
toes, peas and dried peaches for that purpose.
He opposes the endorsement OF the bonds OF the Conrede
States by Georgia calculated to impair the conf
dsnce Of capitalists and nure the credit Of the State
home abroad. He says could do the confederacy
good that Congress be requested levy
tax 10 repay the interest tho whole debt and
snkng fund 70 extnsuish the whole debt grad ualy
He argues favor OF cordial support OF tho Confederate
government and administration. He recommends In
OF salaries OF the officers and desires the
Legislature devise tho best plan for furnishing aborors
ths defences, and recommends that the State
carry the destitute portions Of the State. He
sdvhes an amendment Of the Militia laws, &C.
EVACUATION OF PENSACOLA BY THE UNION TROOPS
MoBrLE, March IS, 1863.
0cia intelligence has been received Of the evacuat
o Pensacola by the enemy. They occupy our navy
yMu aho rUsS bnIrAncas ana nyacintn. Inc BAII'son
town and all others that could be spared have been
sent 70 General Banks.
A gloHr EXPECTED NEAR JAcKsoSvrLLE, FLA.
SAVANNAH, March 26, 1853.
Two captains and six prvaes Of the Forty New
York regiment were captured by men yesterday
morning while yo,< from Fort Pulaski to osssboro
largo LOT Of letters and papers also captured
The Yankees three miles out OF Jacksonville yes
teeday burned house and up several miles Of rail-
rad vo opened nre upcr them and they hurried of.
They coming out again to day, and a considerable
agh' 10 expected