New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-24
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
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sway to cut open the goose the eu' bn9 me
Government ard others may in their might ase
what have now for nothing, ID they can make me
XsISspos Va March Io-r have been reading recently
with much pleasure, your patriotic. and as seems $500 70
SENSIBLE articles In reply to the structures OF M No,Sw,st
EDerwoOD Va March iYou' course On The ~ o. cen
lin meet the approval Of th section, as far as my n"
acquaintance extends
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
Co,,e.nord ence Of This Richmond VIE, $1,000. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., March 9, lS63.-A recent VISIT
% Richmond enabled core 70
",housspd and one' 10 Tn,C b G n,ty OIL
iss Of the Provost Guard the day departure o. tne
on, - bsb,nd which they shelter Themselves. these
Individual dsy rerpe,'te onirAse that Known anc prep
ery investigated would render them liable 70 DC ospIea
uei, aud REDUCTION to te IanA. hsaIoles o.
ths fact tina. c,izens soldiers arc n'nhsd with passports
and fortyeight Richmond aud sta ~
sons the road blythe abuse authority wnen Is OF he
last Importance sometimes that they should DO st. OF en- route
so tse sey are sasrce, treated by some Of them
with much consider ration common bewers Of wood
and drawers of ~ater are entitled TO- The noble men VINO
wives and children and sacrificed the com'"ts OF
home defend rights and Liberties deserve all tat can
IN sny mitigate the hafdhps which hey undergo with
Gu, being -ubjeced mos,
eekly submit in leaving returning to the army Ia
tine OF war; especial such that In which we are
sonai Stey pTonotiOn of lhe good All nm
At.nd md .pp5eeise the necessity Of the aS o cow
RcnmoDd yet t no les, due to those who must De gov
them that these Te2uatlOnt oe
intru.e with toer proper enforcement me uutn o. a
this viii he useny apparent 20 those "ho I'VE passed
and down the railroads and have had 0e'''i
spsi not Of the sasb conductors who give unneces
trouble and to any one Better for the
country would be If they were Invested with full power II
these rnaeFs aud the ho oil ,u
ons were sent 10 swell the rsnSs OF the
Aaaeofruce boat csme this morning bringing eight
who have been for some M within NE enc
ny's Of Them gay they suffered Tor war; Of food
which enemy would not allow unless they would take an
oatn legsne which they dee!oed und rstood that
The Provost ,shA Gep Parci has stated that citizens
within the Yankee e, nn.t elect on which de of the river
they prefer and the, the frequent tansits from
Ss TO e ether s rot o1 & os and pr,,,
Price killed in TIE late hgh between Gen. Fzhugh Lee aud
ssy by as Of truce aud detachment the brigade
receive aud their remains to the depot % dsn
,e,b.en sent, Do,ieg the late aid de" Lee bad De
eve hundred and eight honSred men YET .osso
then three times within their inauty camps PeTceiving
deemed Il prudent retire bu; not without bringing with
him $50 prisoners lately arrived in hichmond evidences
victory Before returning. he penetrsed to within two
The mystery which bss developed the movements of Hook
ss's hegns unfold it'tM All reports na reach Us
the other sd Of the river IN stating thst it l.
b. way &c lu:a Creek from washr end the North
although that portion time since to
sfss.s enforcsmens q Oh there i. no eaon 10 doubt
and the testimony OF Northern journals the making
Of roads several points tie several miles above
below poiot to the conclusion that an eaTy attempt win be
made cross and capture our Ltenelme"s a. me hi''
necessary step 10 the victorious march TO Richmond
Such, believe is the general impression. When the
expected cl'sh of begio terrible slaughter and
sem1er may be saelg pedced and Instances OF individual
heo,. esonfo TO nj s1u%e tpa 100 me 'oI me
toan Among the re-eDrcemens arriving at the Yankee
ay are 'd 10 De sGnss, ,s hsdoe5 o. co
be ened from scarcity OF fuel for they have cleaed aud
burned the whole country from the Rsppahsnpock the
Over eighty have crowned the esrt' Of
gagged in the revival Of religion progressing here The largest
church in the city 'caeey ample enousht accommodate
scsns sioi',T. sae fey W y c.ffoi of ssins,As
the Rev. Mr. West. Chap Gin, 10Th Miss, and Rev.
Aesu MeDane Green, and Petigew, phvses in the 18th
rain accom- suied vh vivid lighting and rolin,
huode prevailed asst hight The weather to-day has bees
ss .SorO1f Moisture and rapidly dyinr the road.
almost impossible lsely. \.
THE SALT QUESTION.
To turn a neck and heels out Of house ant
bone divert lin efh property ard bestow the uro
smother who in consideration thereof to do
million This the proDo.iticn which Comutee Of III
discussed body d.y about the cooe.
piece OF spSton we ever heard Of 1t bsIefsce
sss.sfsaas sposs;
.ysy farmer from Ii. land and leasing to om osgg pe
son, would undertake 10 work 1t and give the
opo.Sn Ssesvei e vote. 10 the Houss II pe.,ate.
That fact will stand eternal monument Of the
Tempting snug little Of half mi lion which
The state Yves clear by .s,s ore mans proper and
sysipisn characteristic Preysed thu spirit
nIne TIE scheme oil ISOLATION failed, and the Of
The salt WORKS permitted 10 retain their property by
agreeing to supply the STATE with $4,000 bushels
81 per bu.hel The quantity furn,hed viii be ample for
eli The people Of State and the ycr considering the
tnCs. modeIa'e enough lIchmond Wing lsID.
THE COMING CONFLICT IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
The Jackson appeal has the following editorial
the coming couhct in Middle Tennessee:
From all accounts that reach led 70 the
that great wble Gen Bragg will he ehe
engage Rosecrsu ostte fall back upon chattanooga
The country would Iloe the necessity which may
aAn pff fhH
thst coutinue 20 hold Middle Tennessee and North
ALBANIA. otherwe we shall find ourselves in sraitened
circumstances for amy supplies another year hence
"Tbe Unioni. Q a . devastating the country they al
vance deTss impossible for The fsrners r- crap
this and blot Middle Tennessee Kentucky
North Aabsms and North Mississippi from the Producing
sections the Conlederacy. would be senyu, felt
than oss Of kchmoni Charleston Savannah Vicks-
burg Il would prove long step toe direction Of sub
We sincerely hope that Generals folly alive to the
necessity and importance Of holding Middle Tennessee and
that the h'nd OF Cen Bregx will De strengthened with
force suf fo this purpOe. Our impression IT, that
she ersous Of the enemy about Ycksbus- ieint
70 hold army there and at Port Hudsou while
ssnjiDg OF their rsenforceu RoeeTsn.
II snsGa,I MIDI: Isnnss:ee TO our foe ,noIsoysr
peace entered ato durg the Spin aud Sumner II Is
policy End should be man eort ooiy hold ell
posse but to reclaim much OF Southern Terri.
tory possible We could 10. treat for pence or anything
HE equal terms With al the Border States Tennessee
cluded. 10 the hands OF the enemy"
The IN peal o. tho let int also hes the following
"OuI information is that the forces under Gen Johnston
strongly inTenched in The vicinity OF Tn.hsrna
THIS position ws We have seen stated long ago selected
The mo. easily defended between Esshvs and Chsia
proved by Gen. Jonuston Indulge every hope
the Willy Union coHm.nder will be iofced ho advances
give battle ground ths. viii at afford troops
equal cnsnes The bundeI at Stone River which fol-
lowed oy SUCH whoessls slaughter. Will not be Tepeste
On the Union side no important advance has made
heavy Ieen?rcemens have beoa we'd and Of late i'm
lnlIsa l.- ~.