New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
SOUTHERN NEWS.
y,,ara for Re-cnforcements-ihor o"s"
enforcement Of the Conscrip' Ae'
C.tted For.


v.,.oement Of the Conscripf Ac'
Called For.
r,Or, The Mobile Rs9i'tsr, Jan IL ~,
- -, fi'So, WsrcprV concludes an editorial
r,on military affairs in Tennessee with the following
remarks; .o...., ,nagr..s.. Of course we must OBJ
Before ioiuth Int we make these conectures for
tenn Of urng the speedy execution sns thoionSn 81
Serste Slate. hav always been to9 late in prepare
- meet the foe on fsyorsble terms Aho euyI.
tn 20 are 40 nske no for deficiencies Of delay and to
,.Ssstn the cause from dangers not necessary
The whole Contedersey has had melancholy PROOF
oftbe trnlb Of the above and surely the experience
n onr uubic authorities has been hard enough t.
have taught them tie value OF timely preparation.
Upon Row many of the batle-helds Of thls war has
victory been won by the skill OF our Generals and
the uncomfortable YalOr of soldiers, and lis fruits
ievcept of glory) entirely os for the lack of few
tboussnd fresh troops to gather them? How often
have ous Generals after their triumphs, been forced
10 exclain, "0h, for 5000 OF lO,0OO fresh men"
Bu this is not the worst Of the evil OF fighting our
ANAL armies against the heavy masses Of the enemy
II is the fearful loss Of life entAled upon our orNo
men by the desperate fighting which becomes he T
sary 10 countervail the equality OF numoere' We
have for some time believed that the Sonie 5
States ere now engaged in meeting Tue rs' w.. r.
ate struggle OF their enemy ana thHt leIr W., oJ
will turn on tbs results OF the present "iG1ei "Iu
pext Srrin0 CAMPAIGNS. ia other WORDS, ii Liuooih
IL moi aha TO crush the rebellion WIZ the HhieS ne
has now in the field be never can, ano uiedera's
independence is m fat acc0wP', IN We I"S. anS
Sac:;,-. struggle therefore, we should be prepared
- mt fortb our whole strength and leave nothing
of IN issue 20 tremendous 10 chance
Even %. 900 more troops, juaiciously distributed
nj threatened pgints, would make us secure. Inc
Conscnpt act, vigorously executed ought 10 nav,
srnnl,.d the cause with four times that NUMBER OF
additional defenders. With 10000 fresh troops al
Sherpsbnro. Gen. Lee could have snuhilatei Nc
CIellan's army. With 10000 moro men at MUIR
freesboro, Rosecans would have been hopeiessiy
beaten ard forced to renquish Nashville ana the
State If Tennessee 70 say nothing OF the results OF
such a success upon the military operations OF the
enemy ia Mississippi. We trust the Government al
Richmond will lose no time IN org.nz'ng new
troons under the Conscript law, and III sending
them to re-enforce our armies in front q The enc
nv. Such a course VIII shorten the war, save
n,ecious life. be economical OF treasure, and re-
dound IN every respect to the success OF the Cohfeo'
srate cause.
THE CONSUMPTION LAW.
There are unmis,akable signs that the eonscTption
law win be rgidly executed and the military
strenq1h of the country, far as demanded by the
action of Congress, he fully brought out. Tie Gov
errment is awake the exigincies OF the country.
fl h not RELYING noon intervention, or upon any
peace party in the North. 1t places It's dependence
IN Heaven and in the tried yalOr and devotion Of Its
pcople. The spring, we hope, will fud the South
VIZ Richmond Dispatch
qHE COMMAND Al PORT HUDSON.
Mai Gen Frank Gardner has been ASST Ded 10 the
command of Port HudsOn. Tile Necs OF that place
says: A. ,.-....... -, LIT.
President bs placed In command n this point
vetsrsn solder and able Officer Ms'Oen Franklin Gardner
and STAFF arrived Saturday the 9Th ut aud ssaued
COMING o. his District the 18TH Gen Sea still
hi conn ard of the troops. With the presence OF
efficient oasers i'll have adt tiorai cOlh
and fee that nothing will be et Lhdone Io The proper de-
defense Of tlils point"
The following named gentlemen constitute por-
tion of She Generals staff, which Is not yet con-
pleted: Lieut.. ALICE Dupre, ABIDE Camp; Lieu. ].
Y. Wilson, A. a. A.; Capt. j. VI. Spratley, y. ..
NJ: Cspt. John j. wheaton, a. G. s., and Lleul.
r. NJ Rodgers, Ordnance Officer.
Tie Richmond correspondent OF The Columbus
S,t, eays the Richmond, alias the Mesrimae No =.
has bees completed some time, aud 1t may not he
improper 10 Say SIZE is already the move to point
wfsre she win "turn M 70 the discontinue o!
the irou-clals She is truly formidable, aud IS
uanGed by tue gallant Capt. Psgram.
PRICES Al MOBILE.
BUIGEk-We quote Country Butter ct 75d9Oc.
CopyEsA lot Of 90 bazs Havana late importation sold
YESTERDAY a. 80 sJd - 81 u D.
FLopG-Prces unchanged and we quote, vim MOD
ess,e 70 a,ats Sxta fJd SgPeltDe, S3VG S9t Y OIL
hsyc ch4nse 10 mole IN Bacon. winch
We sti ouoie o, sO1eec 2 10. Hams, 6OdTcA Laid. 9Od
R,egDwe row qno,e new Rice 1sc. y n.
ST-We correct our last week. a. tatons, which should
n SIS f uf aad Clarke County. tie Tecrips Of winch are
fnrv al Some 40c Liverpool recent importation,
sYsAR sp AoLAsKs-We cortnue to quote Sugar a, $50
soc a 10 and molssses oil Is ~ = gallon.
STATEMENT on COTTON
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