New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
JEFF. DAVIS ON THE SITUATION.
lie Thinks our Soldiers Improving in Efficiency
Looks to the Northwest for Peace
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER ON THE SITUATION.
A DoleiuI Summing Up of Their Case.
BUDGET OF REBEL WAR NEWS.
A Doleful Summing Up Of Their Case.
BUDGET OF REBEL WAR NEWS

ADDRESS ny PRESIDENT DAVIS ~ MISSISSIPPI.
Pre-iden, Davis Addressed the Mi..is'iPpi iese,
is,ar- Jaes',u "a he ~, NJ ~, w1', bs
rsns with aPpsu'c. Tho sd-'i ~a' foi'e Lengthy one
IT,. Pr.ia,n ,p'se Of HE love r the old Union lie al
lni.d -, ho~~ys mater Of reg'' ih,' hr best 10
lion. Il hl. hear should h.ve been bestowed upon 81 object
uuwonbyha he should have loved 30 long Govern nen
witch rotten 10 its vrlJ e,r-. , -,
lie hal predicted from the beginning hero" var though i
hal ssu-d sranc proportion. than be n,i
upla Ito predicted not brcau-e our ngat 10 sscods
"a. an .nd cieary dhned IA tho sph, 81
II tho governed but tho ~iossdas-s Of the North
1h- prrs-u, war n the rsh, Of free people
lna., sd ffpig II the evil pa''ions OF the North
L. progress 81 the tho.e evil passions have been
r 90, aad d-ve,p-i, sd fr Rom r.GBitns with
an p,ops-a people whose dsse-odan,- Cromwell bad
slberr tie b,s ani frns OF ireland add se1taut-s
people whose ga oci pfoIucei dl'cor aot trouble
wherever they wen,-who ps"seatrd Chhoic. Episoo'
aus sad sYeIy that did subscribe 60 hen
bi.oel cfaifcicl nr0n-wh0 huDs Witches ini di
other ,hos. calculated make them forever IA
under 40 clfeiS..t.accs ~osi h eshsent to feanoa
IL, drew asowins picture d tue hofFaf. Of war and the
Who .aassI al these wOaid DO endured ehee faly be
re manhood al liberties would bv suTendrrsd
THE WAR UPoN NoRtHERS soil.
n. alluded b,ieGy 10 IA d,,Vs raav, ms ~s, JPN
Ns,,e,a so' tf tar Jds' . d, i' B'oeesif not i'ori
shoi n.on With Af-. and .Sas a. our conhand Ihe'e
be- npov.ci from the 'cn'y ns'"ia' 10 D" lond
on fo other nation aud sno" hN
had beea s;'ieallaf4i people and ths orr sch'lg
wst.ndn. this Lee, patent to the n,. casual observer
hs nov army larger '.n over before our ain' rd
munitions Of decreased Ia number aud I'm proved ia
qa,y aad Ia better conu ion to-day 'hSn No were
twelve moHth. ago.
coNscRiPTIos ASD ExEMPrtos LAWS.
He alluded conscdpuon aud exemption Laws OF Con.
sre. .sp.siu n~cs.,y Of hs aud tho iaenon Il
The Other Wa -oy perceive 'hs, Tiers had been n's
construction Put upon thr hst o. Ihe-e laws me- ""
di.oohoi la being concnpe The Government hat ~ much
Iny % compel them public to tsIes
The obj-c, Of tina, portion Of the exemption law which
not Intended to dsw any distinction whieyet between
ea..e, No bsneh. nteod to the rch from II. IL ws
m.e-,sary facilitate mo agricultural PRODUCTIONS Of tho
couoy supply the wants OF b0th the poor people and tbs
Any intended unf.iry upon the poor, to
fsAhsFs weight would never have received his Signature
20 a.,s ptH "a. FL. IN al ar" the main
,y aud pops Gftho oo"s, IA. While the p,o have %, no.
rich. All have lone WELL and many Of the wsaithe.' aud
r.nss lie instaueea Ito Hon Iael Welsh add Others WHO
had fought private. In tho booiie't engssnent' Of the
war lilo thought there might be worry properly revision OF
between and State law. upon ia" subject OF tue
any STATE chose indic blow upon h- by
o.actus conflicting miaiy laws We hoped hst Ms'issppi
would be tho last 10 sippt such suicidal p,liJy
INDECENT FAnlLIrs-RESERyE CORPS
Tho President cd his gsheAon the message OF
Gov Pcstce and cordially d1rssi h. visws ia reference
making provisions for indrD fsnil 80. aud the enroll
in.nt OF couscpts VINO could b. Iosdy upon
go iodh and oceapy tue trenches Sne the dscipIrd
service could b. for thirty, uiuety day. aud
when the seucy had parsed tb-y could q their
pur.,i. Raw .oseIs the President oonlsndoi could do
la the r-nch-.. snd tue adopoa Of suoh
pocywoud strengthen means Of dcn-e quite ana ally
la hi sIusou Tia. numbers OF Sorth the Pres
d-nt said that upon aDy fair nelJ were wi0g TO hst
then two to have oten whipped them three To
Autam whipped them f1uf TO one Ou' THIS gm not
~ always As tho Progressed In discipline
they Approached to troops Ia oieisncy.
ecs the pcce.s OF providing something ike core pond
Ihs IruJsut diuUncrd IN tofms OF scihIS dgniicd
"a The Of ium ukrl
pub opiuon to fos do~ aud called upon the
" DIVE tho slSss'oe. back to duty
FILL UP the RANKS.
lilo urged the nece.y hns to. hinned ranks OF
euonIs. Those souo throug many Ard
fought battles looked eu kindred supply
places which had 4s vacant by tho death Of their
h bleed much II II lad lite full quota OF 1000
their RANKS mns; be hled humanity d.mand,a IL was
tin. Tor patriots 10 throw oil m snickies OF prvae int
the OF those had
earth.
The REAL DANGER.
The President remarked that he arrived here he
thought the enemy pouTnz down upon from the
orn-r borders Of our state but when ho Grenada
he there learned that nothing coald be their
back they ~orr sog back psrnips with tho Intention Of
70 enofci tue navy column that was being thrown
down tho Mi.sspp River. The points a4teck were
at pcksbug and Port Hcdson and all desired lend
nrluIg hsnd 10 ia. couuuy her present .-ncy h.
would rag. 90 to Port Hudson and yicksburs without
delay !"
sEcrs~iTY OF HARMosY-PERMAsrsr MILITARY
He spoke d tho salasry effect. o. harmonious action be-
tween the sagsIa States aId tho Government Richmond
aud urged legislators both State and Confederate the
necessity OF ests IishDg permanent military system for
sven aiter the pTescut was ended Ait expect
rpphls om fbeH,i. nris military e..Gb..Srnen,
atlab ehusciey - v give lkiU ubslssons CSSy Il