New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-07
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
The Indinnoia Destroyed-Thc Union
Forces nj Fort Koyns-Recent Arrival"
mt Southern POrts-Tbo Rebels Qunk-
ing Mt Our New withdrawing BILL

Ing mt Our New MtIitfa.Enr0itfnS Ssn'
DESTRUCTION OF THE INDIANoLA.
The Petersburg Express contains the following
dispatch about the capture Of the Iudianola:
"VIcKsBuRo, Feb. %.
az have the honor to report, after q serious and
hot engagement the capture Of the Union iron-ciad
steamer IndianVla, Lieut.. Commanding Brown, W
s. N, together W tn all her officers ana crew, by
the Confederate steamers Queen OF the we" anu
Webb, forming An expedition that was sent out ny
me for that purpose, under Mayor y. L. Brent Inc
prize is q good deal damaged.
"RF. TAYLOR, msjor-GsA Commaneins"
"Another dispatch" says The Ezwess, " from
Lieut. Gen. Penberton, announcing the capture,
SAYS that tho Indianoa 10 sunk on the Mississippi
side Of the river, her boats and upper works out,
near Mr.. Joe Davis's plantation
UNION FORCES At PORT ROYAL
CHARLESTON, Feb. 26.-Tte latest advices from
Port Royal sste that the Yankee fleet now there
numbers lo3 vessels, including three frigates and
twenty gunboats, the rest chiefly transports. There
are now 80 0C0 men collected there, and more ex-
peeted.
GEN. PRYOR GLOBIFIED FOR MS EXPLOITS
The Ezpress glories over Gen. Pryor's exploits on
the Blackwaer announcing that he las done 10 wen
there that he ought not 20 DO superseded.
GEN. PIERCE HAILED AS A PEACE DEMOCRAT.
The Ezpress announces with degree OF sstD-
faction that Frank Pierce has taken sides with the
Peace Democrats" in New-IIswpshiro against tie
% Union party
ARRIVAL OF VESSELS AT SOUTHERN PORTS.
Tie R,chmond Enquirer OF Feb. u, says:
The splendid steamer Giraffe entered the port Of
Wilmington day OF two since, from Nassau. lhe
steamer Cornuhia left the port few nights
before.
The Charleston Courier of the 10th nit. says:
Much 70 our surprise three fine steamers, with
large and valuable cargoss, arrived here ut an early
hour on Saturday. They the i. II. Wagner,
Leopard. and Ruby, all from Nassau. They bring
the news that the rt amer Florida Capt Mafilt has
been 1T Nassau coal up, and size wasdhere at tho
time she was reported to be captured o! Inc Ian
kees.
IRE Yankee tr1ce-boa which had been Ashore
and which became a wreck, had our troops tnken
of by a bark, and il said at Nassau that the
Florida had captured the Latter, with 200 troops on
board.
TIE following siesmers were left at Nassau:
Eagle. Emma, Nicholas I Havelock, ard Calypso.
The latter vessel arrived cut on the yh inst. from
from this port, aud the Ariso. winch sailed IRON
here in her company, Ia to have p@ted ou'
,afely Capt. Coxe,ter Of the Herald has taken
charge Of the hus ndc- wheel steamer Hav.lock.
The Anionicx had proceeded ~ Havana In charge OF
Mr.. lbsyer, her mate.
Our NEW MILiTh-ENRoLilSG BILL.
The Pssers6rrg A-57yess cannot believe that tho
Moth will ever submit 10 tie Gespoiic measure Of
CONSUMPTION II fondy anticipates revolution against
il in tic loyal States. Is IL there w sr-od Aiue-
penny
An APPEAL FOR PRYOR.
The same paper begs earnestly that Pryor may not
be superseded by 81 officer outrsnking him, in the
Blackwater Department. 1t begs 50 hard for him
80 TO make the matter look as though it anticipated
that JeG. Davis WAS about TO 'upersede him.
BROKE JAIL.
TWENTY-FIVE or ~ prisoners broke jail OF Knox
VILE Tenn, not long since.
uMPREGSABlLITY OF MOBILE
The Mobile correspondent q The Chdrkston Me-
eury argues that it is impossible to take Mobile ss
an army cannot be landed from transports in the
/ bay in less than - days Yankee Engineering will
find way 10 obyiate any such difficulty no, long
hence, we apprehend.
CORN FOR REBLL SOLDIERS.
! Gov. Joe Brown Of Georgia has donated to the
widows and wives OF Socesh soldiers between A., 900
aud { 900 worth Of corn.
REBEL CORGuPTIoNs.
Major Frank G.. Ruiin pitches into Senator II. s..
Foote, through the columns Of The Enquirer, be-
cause Footo bad accused him Of corruption ia the
Rebel Commifsary Department. Ruiin says Foote
is 20 years ofage, which raves him from being called
out, &c.
TIE BLOCKADE.
The Enquirer in an editorial admitting that the
/ Union blockade =" has shut them almost entirely
out from the outide world says that the most
mischief this has done them IL in aiordng their op-
ponents opportunity 10 manufacture public opinion
Tor the world.
| REVOLT IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The PeersJurg EZpre.s tolls us Of II late rally
Of Unioniss in Ysdkn County, n. c., where num-
Der Of them took refuge in Quaker Church aud
defended themselves with arms against Rebel efforts
to couscript them. killing two and losing two, the
rest getting off safely to the mountains, under the
lead of a "Nazarine," who 10 denounced rs a
bold, bad and daring man."
From The Pefrsoug T5pre's Eel. u.
THE THREE MILLIONS.
| Ono million men IN having been found by
the Northern Government inadequate for the sutusptgn o.
ases ~ and - years shall he Into
the service eounns in tho sgs'osass 90 100000 more
What contrast g. the 1890 called by President
Lincoln. ne 2OJ.vs vita which Cen Wool said hc
/ c0aa Vverlun tho south.
ho,e WAC been foniy looking forward 10 All carly
.4ce may no. soans9n al NY. o. ,,,'mso' 10, Of s'"
tine lie tfehd OF mighty Guies .uch S' tile word
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Souu vii have TO strain resist the III sdor
But have to trust Ia Providence tDs II We
tue ourselves this innunerabl- host will fail to
scomp Their foil object. The race l. hot always 70 the
wifi Strength Ia BOT AWAY, numbers nay, ildeei,
be tsken ioT Snoi tbet such Immense LOfde viii be
found 60 be perfectly cable Wberc H. thor cub.
rstence from Who be found able cont
movements There IL his0rcsl to male
believe st there nleoe. 1spsDe VI intsis
military lie and vsor auto such unsss .
We 40 not therefore, sss ourselves alarmed by this
sIrsmotc display Of tItfa Ie ~ spa.ms viii be bu,
TEMPORARY aud leave tho gAsf aud more Exhausted
. t!bu lie y s before.