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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27

co,rRT cAJFNpAa-rsia oAr

supRRnE CoURr-CRcVar--Pnrl l.,-so o., An An
2iJ;, 2rs gi4l 2lia 2i7. ziSl 2is9 ~ y,f lA&
jsafucd to Frssy May PstllISa.as Is .sU,,nrped
SUPREME CoURl-SrECiAL FG.h.--Au1
sTPtSior Courr-THrAL Teak --Adi'a"ea W
the Term. . Z, .f74
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A. and came right down here. and they were n.s,.,
here lban wa were; aad this coua,ry is such tss,
wnef,ysr you give them tso or three We k 70 f,r
10 any other 10000 men. '"p''6"A0's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
DIFFERENT PLANS.

About this time a council Of war was held 10 de-
tsrln,ne IN what manner We should attack the
enemy after crossing the river. IL was determined,
as rnppoted-icr LEI. the council with that I'M
oressiou--thal We should attack them without any
,eparalion or division OF the army. attacking the
cnemy on thsir right, below here. That Vas what
advocated, the keeping the army together and turn
ing the ensIny's right. l did net approve the st.
tempt 10 pierce 30 strong lioe Al two points, when
one would be az much would be likely 10 sue
c.ed in A prisoner, German. had been taken and
drought iato tnis very rOom lGcn Summers head
Qusrior, This prisoner said lac had no objsctionto
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srIrs o. NEv.YoRK. EIEcurIvs D,PAsrsssr
A, Aor a iSal
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effect them sensibly yet never spoke to any
man in the Confederacy who did not recog-
nize the wisdom Of it. Amongst Wild set
Iof fellows collected together in large nuns
Hers from every Southern State, il the shle o.
spirits had been allowed, feel convinced that
K would not only have been impossible TO
keep Older, but that the great things which
have been effected by their armies could not
have been achieved. From what ! saw ot
The men in the various divisions of theirforce,
do not believe there are many of them who
aonli not finish a bottle of brandy or viaisky
at Que sitting and as drink makes them
duarrelson e. under it's influence vows anil
@Ioodshed would most certainly have ensued
When the army was first enrolled. each man
received a daily ration OF spirits; bnt thi,
bractich has been long since discontinued. AMI
strange to say. without ciusng any diseonteht &
dnlons the men-a Practical refut4iion Of tie
assertion that certain ani,sint OF stinnlanis
B absolutely necessary for soldiers. aud that
without il they cannot erdare tho farigues n;
actiye servlct For wha: arny in mads Il
times has made Inc long marches, day after
day, TINT jackson CORPS of . fset cavalry
rs they are facetiousiy called have accom-
plisiied -BLrckroods Magafins
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4 secoas, Inva.Iou Of sII-.I.slprI.
The Mobile Register ofl Sunday ,says.-

-
Our Erst information Of the seeond iuruad Of
ihe enemy ii Northern Mississippi was d.
laired through the. specsal despatch from Ne
tidian which we published il yesterday ;
Evening News. We " subsequently n
formed that the enc ny are reported u hsSe
come down (fFem EistppFt and luka prs-lahlyl
By Fulton. osi the fast side cf the 3 gbee
which tley crossed sJTia isla IN tic day 'er
hight Of Friday. AZ Co;tonginporr. vheiice
hey moved west and were six niles from
pkalola Yesterday morning.
0urlinqliries ON the arrival Of last rights
train slieited no further information. less ap-
bearirig to be known OF this movement at Ne
fidianltllan here IL Is understood IN Official
quarters shat the invading force consists OF a
brigade of infantry. 500 cavalry and twelve
pieces Of artillery.
The Register seems to think from this move
nent that that ei,y IS threatened and cautions
lis citizens 10 be prepared in the following
tallyihg CALI
/ The waF-elooi once more lsfTers over Do
bile. The s1smy in forcs1 il m1vin.s down
from North Mississippi. and this CITY Is the
probable termin1s offlis march. The 'exisen-
cies of war haze called of portion CT oar
regular army defenders Tho people mss;
arm to supply their pieces. We have plenty
.ofar tillcrists to man ths strong work erected
bT Gen Buckner for orr NI,efence hat Infantry
Isdppprts are required We have plenty OF
men in the streets for the rnFIiose. aud the
arms are ready to be put in their hands
Mobile is Naturally eesri -ArsiEcial.y the
srt orizest place the confetleracy I. Ealls
Iitlwill be an eternal disgrace to her men vino
are here in superintendent fo< It's glorious
defence. Gen. BucSnrr is about TO call uoou
the people 10 arm and organize. Is tkerc 4
coward who wears the form Of man xh9,will
not answer to the cali9 The time is come FOL
even man WHO can shoulder tirelock to take
bis place in the line OF battle Let tic women
drive every male acquaintance TO the ranks
Turn out at once, in squads and companies
Elect yous officers and aggIomeIaie your com
pknies into regiments, Life aud liberty hang
on the hour.
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Late from the Aorlh.
Inrarrasr sovangNrs Is xlssornr.


Special 10 the Memphis appeal
SESAToBIA. April 3O.-I have the Memphis
Bulletin Of the 9th. Il has resumed Tor the
publication Of local news, Advertisements and
such northern news as the commanding gene.
raj permits. J. B. Bingham is the editor
Right Rev James III. Otey, Bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee is
dead.
The river is reported to have fallen twenty
four feet IN all.
The Times of the 24ih has a dispatch from
Cincinnati. stating that the shipment Of the
stores the past week was the largest ever
known.
Several Covingtol ladieshave been arrested
for writing secesh letters and win be court
nartialed.
Steamboats, are not allowed to 90 southwark
from ST. Louis
The commlsssry department is active. and
three million raiiorls ars being prepared for
Gra1t.
In skirmish at Patterson, Mo-. tile Federal
loss was eleven killed ana twenty woanded
Peterson was burned pritr to its evaeuafion.
Gen. Mcneil. of the PaImEra massacre notori
ETY.. commanding a regimint, is probably cap
tured-
Two regiments Of enrehed militia will re.
place the garrison at st. louis, which goes to
the field. I
PHO, Knob is being hesviiy reinforced. AID
the cavalry Is marching from Roia to the
enemy ) rear. 1t is believed Cape Giraroesu
hAs-been captured by the rebels
4 Ii was reported in Louisville that l1organ
with numerous cavalry force, was ID WsyAs
county, Ky.
/ An order has been received in y Nashville thai
the entire population, ladies' included. take the
oath OF allegianceiin ten GAYS or be sent South
/ Elletls marine brigads is reported to be
operating successfully in he Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers
Tuscam5ia was captured by the FedeIz.s
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Tux FiSHTixG AT GRASD Ct IP YEsrs.lpi l--A VIC
TOKr.-4t i've . clock yesterday eTe1flk ri aisle
news from Gtsnd Calf wSs received. 70 tue p<rport
that there bed oeen hard fyhting t5e-s drti-g the
most Of the day
'yjrginia Battery vas ken BY i.ie easmy il
the early bart Of me day. br retske IS rr gaiaEt
boys i the evening. when tse enemy were driven
eelse1
The sighting was aespsrzte with heavy los- "a bOth
ids k.H
Giant i dcubtiess endesFoFing t1 ply tht same
game he did AZ Fort Boneison-shat i to ght a8d
b4rIass our troops mil they are v0rn DIVA y IA
tgue and in the uezHtinse reinforce hi$ anks coz
stantly with fresh troops. iI
Bowen, Il Is thought win be enlbied 70 hid his
own. bqsegef Hatil rsiniorosuenIs arrare Jac zson
MisstsippiaI, s ~.
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II Upon resschlng Richmond. we found denle
crowd on ihe platform and around the termih-
us-rnen and women searching for brothers.
fathers. husbands ind lovers A military
guard with fixed bayohets was endeavorinc 10
keep ordes aud clear . passage for those on
crutches, or limriDg along with the aid OF some
less severely wounded cpmrade WeSucceed-
ed in getting carriage for oua selves. end after
scramble round the baggage Wagon, secured
our scansy luggage. Spotswood Hotel is the
largest aud best in Ritlmond; to it we Accord
lingiy drove; but. alter having elbowed our
way through a crowd Of officers and soldiers
Istahding hear the Office. we were informed
that there was not even one room vacant The
same ans9 er was gwen us at -the American. ?
but at the Exchange" we obtained little
Idouble-belided apartment up four fights of
tsfairs. The, hotels az Richmond Just now are
| a. uncomfortable as they we'll could be. Con
gress was sitting during our stay there, SO the
! best roohs at must houses were engaged by
the mem tsers OF tie Legislature. and wounded
men occupied almost Al the other available
be6-rooms tFhen black tea is selling at Si6
a pound, hnd everything else except bread and
meat Is PropoltionAtely expensive, il may be
readily iHagined that the fare is far from gopd.
-Four dollars day, however, which is all they
charge for board and lodging. is not very e3-
orbitant and we latterly found out French
restaurant, where We were az least able 10 get
something that We could ear
/ But NO wine or spirits is to be procured At
lany hotal, the manufacture and sale Of all
Intoxcatlng Iiquopfs having bean prohibited
by the government Few men are folder Of
Ispirifs than the s0ntherners, 80 thin law npsf
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600, ,OO0 ACRES UF LAND
r,Drs saf.r aT aUcrTo<

rY,FE Fiorida Atl..tie j Gtif Cfnt-al R-ii 8oal
i Company has 2o3 coo Acres Cf Lad. which vas
aprfatsed IN 1853. sri conveyed 20 tuo Tr1>,e- to
s-eure TIE TAyueIt = FREE Laad Bonds iEsae1 - 10
Conpsny. which SAL uts- fl- sae =; Lzte ray.
On Wednesday tie 18Th or Nay. 1853.
-t-e I-ards a-e rainkble fc- Fcr21s>s Ct ca,ksva-
ten fn-l1y q rHeml esht-s fcr tihers trrpettiae
aad tar-slln.-et Ia Z mot leah.ul F9lfol q the
State. and e-1 great turrrnelfs - ersro- tisloe1
u Ire-t -narry iards- Private s..ss ~ L nede
1ntI TIE tas u zl,e.
niss1f-t5s W q. EETFREfS.
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Runaway Eegro--casch Him.
800 fsllsa IL

ID ANYWAY frora ne D. Kisrstoa. Barter coaa.F
II "a February last. very llleiy yellow or lig5f
copper coIbIed negro Boy about II y-ars Cd. named
Tor5-ezls hinself 1hrtnss JED rso1, writes pretty
fair hand. ana write bis own passs vas railed Il
cbafest S e.. i via give slc0 % any one zho
vii deliver ne. ~ PIT hin IN any safe jail and
rotify me - tkat can get hin sd6-ess ne a.
XII Gsfon "a SAMUEL SHEATS-
apr13-2w
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TWO HBND I'd IiOII4AES REwARD--Rzt
u way iro-r ~. xnAscri tr IN Ari.1-a iseo a ttc
ithfcf she 1S u T. ny rc-o boy B-ii. attt nj h--
f-ia ytsrs oil, j. tr bae short rex. thiCs sst re
itin. 3. zi,d ~ p-rrh--ef irnn p T IEnr4sy,
lltk 1~yi =. Al l1a- sud boy ral away b1ce h.
foas ii Ortte att.i ana sas ca1r1f bciIr kaaita.
nts 81 t-gn- - -ate 1s rFsy b1rk - L-iA -sT IT,
<i.i t-s 1.re at Sc frra-i or s-il b 3, trIr-rei 10
ne IN Al lrti. or on 1uadic4 1oiisr- hs t. clys
l-1 placed IN soIa. "a & il - cal ~ I'm 4
nsrs-1E JOHN n. HOLBaO0k. !
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NEeRe M0RpEREb AsD RoBBkD-0n "Wednesday
evening last. negro man belonging to Z Ar Jpnes-
employed at tireens cotton iacty in this city was
Induced By two Yankee patoed desertefs, also en-
ioyed at the factory. to 20 70 ahghikr house for
some beef's liver. It seems that after the negro
started the two aeserters (uazleA Harry Lee and
Jack Robertson) were seento 90 IN the same direc
ton. The negro did not fetnSn 10 the factory but
the white men did, and worked there We underttand
on Thursday 6dt departed IN the sfenisg sor parts
ucknoWn. ~ lzl--
The negro's body was fo1nd yesterday morning 10
the creek with his head terribly beaten up spparentg
with club Be had been murdered some iif(y Satos
from the spot where his bofy-was fonnd The gtoune
bore evidence Of the foul deed-tbee being an hden
tation Of the soil. which showed that bis bead had
been literally driven into the ground BY the weight
bows The negro was known TO have been III pcs
session Of maneyt 70 the amount Of near one h9ndrec
dollars. and was in the haet o. showing u The tEs
tkesiae RYankes desertkrs ioowing their nat1laliu
stinct Il il believed. committed the murder for ~
! Axe of the poor negros money. We nope the com
nnuni in town and county, VIII watch oot for aud
detect the two miserable Yankee wretehrs Jacksot
Nissp'n- l
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CoPARIN NERSHIP NDriCE--rne un1srs-za..
" hsve asSocia:ed the-nseives tcSElker r.der -
style and frEa OF BoSDu3ANT ( y AATTEilAS. =.
the prrrtse Of contrctihg The GRJiCzz2T AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS. IN 4-yschhnrg. Va
We shat keep ccrS.crky On had - large ant
VEL -ei-c--d Stock q tlOCEf1t-s Ia SAIL
DRY lCUODS. - ca be ctEse-e5- and Vii spare D.
pans 70 serve our o.l.f.srrtzs-sf nItires-
CortVctinz tie business on the C4SE rr1lcipir
~ ii be eBRoied 70 o1ef i,ductrrruls - city an
q uBtry furci.ssE7s. eli er b. wkoies1le cr r@tA-a
teons ay7u1szts u fl0zri nc1f- Corn al cfhei
cotn-r5 prcdoce s9ls-ssed, and prLnrs n
cases, IS so.u e sales are n e
Mss1tst.1--d aad Sinking Tobacco and Snaa .,
e.. graces a!Ssys n hard
We soitit share % sbt ptslse pssrcss4Se.
J. ?. BGNrr2kNI. I
seci7-sn JAMES NATTBIAs (
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A Te,xs- ATLiSrlc DkAnAr1c CoAPASY.--At. JnDl
Reonault has len Richmond rs the accredited agent
Of Ms Elizabeth Maefl,t 70 select u Europe Amo as
the dramatic critics. stock company for tie Poarn4
Of the New Richmond Theatre, q which Mrs. 4agil
a the proprietress The ExauikaE says actors IN Al
ent and numbers euhcis1t, were At the back Of the
management ~ The NORTH, but the nialteabie antp-
esthY Of the Southern people 70 Yankee impoftatons
determined thD manngeI1tnf npon its trans 4tantip
elfc,pEi.p.
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CTE4TED OF zti.ea ilo-n tie rL-Ps q ttc 1lth
y lenueSste x lut1t.cn sle evening n fte Sth
iost-. very d h Ir1-rify PLY akrEt f11T ess
I'D. diieea ls.d, AZ h. h1e tsi- cAi-s- i ii-9
ll,rr- -focfs ard -ttE-trois- l. - rather
tan rcrdifio1s lie Eiore re Elri NJ lc sad l1r.
e delivery a. fhq car D. e lie ~ Ttrnesiee 1s
A1tut. rressl-s iB-t-l1e. aEec ki1riE-s Ifrisial.
Inii-horis, Tenae->c- ~ Or Eay iaIorcalit1 ftzs
Hi.l enable ne - keI Ter
DEEEISG J. ROBEuTS.
aprIs as-'t sufrs.u s0sH T--- I;er+-
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SrTEATED fr0-i camp near Sse-tyviIie. Tepruesi.ae
- eile Horse DARK t'lr ~ brown. r1a-kr1 T. b -
tit shl<sier. lad <-iie scar IN rEht chcsk. eva
Ste r-r cr- 49, scfe 1il-~. dl-< h-ruR t1iirt -
ptrrlr1Isr snarks tcert hwy rane. layia CO i-tA
ilies ol TIE AK lolrt sxiet1 hands liza- ifts
a>rs- hss b-ta Iu the 4vAir. 1r5 pt-sta tlr1r =
PICKED thea up. can oitlin tts aoote rssEzrd- -
brnrinF thf-l q ue a olr camp. rear Sieils FIi
1sy prrs1l hrinElnE tae horse vii Ers tst
* aard- T. y. TEONA>oS
Surgeon Roser-s1n Battery. go Brjrade.
arr2f-1nr Witbcrs' D1risir.l-
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DTSSnfUTT0E

TNHE firm Of Quiaty 4 kDtinson q Memphis. Te1,
Il is It's day dissoivsd by mutual co1sers- y
perso1s having claims aeliut szid fru VII presc-
the sane 70 W 7. Qninby who i alone anthor red %
pay, snd al perso1s whd are iBdebted 70 sid f7-z
win rake immediate pat-1ent 70 said Calmly -
has bten authorized 70 s9ttie aid firms b1siness
W. NJ 4 sSsISsaS Gen1 Pzrtaess
JAS s CL4EEO7S. SPECIAL parsa-r
Etosah "a Jan q l7-f rr-f'10 -
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DONTRABAND.-InF Forests Md uFea Bre1s-
" wood q negro boy named :. Bill, rT-s captlred
belonging & Capt. WI B. WALr0x- II ke has b "a
1erf % any camp 81 d|r9cton, the con-14nng o1rsr
tberooI WI pllss c0nnnf Ale he fact - ne Rebsl
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ND conniitsd 70 jar y the military s1thoraies
n ~ Cbatianooea o1fhe Sd Of Ocrobtr. les1. and
more recently conttet to an acting Jastioe q the
Peace fsF tbe county q Hamilton. Teh1-. fhc lIh
~ fDeceEhcrs 1850. negro hoy. calling his ntEe
JOBA. sri s1ys BE- tflones 70 hm-Jo1es. OF Eer.-
r1.sI SAX Soy = t.zrk = yrars cid fsct 81 irth
tf1.ia- Ihe CErfT = requested 10 cCue foru hrd
prove p,ortty- pay ffarEe- a,d : ke I'm eaf q Ri
liea.n j. &. SE II -Lntlrl-
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60 o csl inteiligence states that the Abolition-
ts evacuated Pensscola and retired - the Ma
" Y ard a1d Ports IN The harbor- The troops IN
that yicinfy ars being uihduun Il i aid 20 rein
force Bahkf army 8 New orIezns ana bal1l Ronro.
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