New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Nrw WORM DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, April. 30 1863

So,,sp which Ia caught out al sea, thrown INTO inc
bold Of ,bip and not sailed Tor many Gays aite'
!, .-cn,ed. The salt herring OF North caronna Is
here aeserted to be tue nnes' ~ sle mo',a 80
- IA caught A, one draught enough behring's TO MI
10 barrels, The oils, Of the hsb l. val1ns as ma
nnr,. and the yield Of ndisu corn from fields slrn.
ia vh IT.. bsais aud enfrals " the sbad Is said
- h, ,oms,bing fabulous. II hHs been customary 70
feed 10, negroes upon salt dsh, which, ma well "a alt
nork. they infinitely prefer TO fresh meat But ihis
treat stable OF Southern food Ia, been cut OIL he
Federal uo,sessiou Of Alb ugrle and Pnmlco sounds.
Nevertheless, sch IL tie wealth Of the interior
waters mud bayOus and LyooGs which It'll rensin
q the Coafeder5.cy ct /, is doubtful whether. II
only transport could be commanded, the whole Bop
ulailon might nOi DO supported on fsb alone. For
instance, tue bay Of Mobile eeeus literally pyed
with oysiers, not lees delicious than the bivsws OF
The James River, with with Ricl mond 10 bGinh-
fuily supplied. TIE "sLell Roads at Mobile and
Newt rleaus constructed Of oyster shells, tesi'y
70 the abundance Of the yield in the neigb1rhcod of
those Giles. Again. the extraordinary ot'l-aee OF
game and deer aud wild ducks through The SoGthern
States assists their conmissaiu. and supqors hum
dreds OF families in country distIiets. For ime
tie scarcity of shot initiated against the desu uc'lon
OF small game, but recently wooden $40 -'o"sI
las been successfully established az PeIeFsbufg, III
Virginia aud shct Is becoming cheap ana ablh'ah''
Ii is extigvagaut 10 fancy that eLormoas dsiFe'S
teenling with the richest gifts # nature anu "iee"
with climate Incompatible with The e0hsDh'iiOo
If Nm Engiishnlan's allowance of animai iod. are
inadeanste 10 The support Of fpare poP'iHioI'
even though agriculture be partially sIspenutu
Tie sole lhculiy Ia to bring tho fo2d inu nv
mouths tog-iber. This is the enigna win ue soi.
lion of whica until the wheat harvest OF J"! a""
ters r.le.ty over tbe land the Cohiedernis o"tos
will have to grayple. L. would unienaiy hsiss
q, M if Irvine for making seinre Hno "s'"h ''''
conIj b. brought in through The blockade
IL ia my duty to record thai, 10 Lar rs ca" DC
;ud,-d from the Confc derute lines, there Is ever!
al ,,tion that Gen ROsecrans's amy 10 In ME
'Ite of discipline that II is inpregnated wo much
nj Nh, suiit OF its able maandor, WHO iaF more
sslued m this section than any other Union lee err
,, thnt the stories If ils decentralization aud dyai
zion are such stuff ss dreams are made Of. Tie
Indications of the future from The existing condition
}, nl.irs seem tc me these Ii battle il fOa4bI be-
w.eu the two ardies as they now stand, there ~
itle re- son to think tat the forcs which Las teen
r,auized by Gen. Bragg, and Will be handled by
en-. Johnston, can 10 foreibly expel ed from It's
;fong line Of defeusts which reach from Iu.iuhoins
D NJ .nchesler On The other ba1d, IL appears to ms
oubL.ul whether Gen. Johnston can co mors thnn
cid lis own, and stili more doubtful whs,her he
gil be atle in view OF the largely superior force OF
ZEN. Rorecrans TO puSh his enemy alter lie mas re,
al ed him, aud whelher the impending battle WIZ
ct add another TO the long list Of boody and ineoh
lu,Iys ssirmi,hes which nn able Ensiisn military
iilic calls attention 10 and deploree