New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
REPORTS FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
AFFAIRS IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
me HOpsO.FOa SECESSION OF THE NORTHWEST
sourrillous Attack on General Hooker
THE DEFENSES OF MOBILE, ETC,
From The Richmond Dispdteh, Jan. "a

ftchnond
MORE DESTRUCTION or THE ENEMY's SUP.
PLIES AND BOATS by OUR CAVALRY.
The following dispatch WAS received at the WaI
/ Department yesterday:
TvLLAHoaA Jan. 22.-Lieut.. Col Hutchinson
with 100 men Of Morgan's cavalry, made dasl
Yesterday upon the epemys camp at Nurfreesboro
and captured and brought off safely $50 prisoners
and 30 wagons Major Holman, Of Wheeler's
Cavalry since the last report captured aud
another large transport on the Cumberland loaded
with subsistence. The enemy has made no show Of
an cd Vance from MurfreesbOro.
/ BRAXrON BRAGG. General Commanding
GALLANT FEAT AT MURFREEsBORO--DEPEC
TION IN THE UNION CAUSE IN KENTUCKY
MOBILE, Jan. ., 1863.
The Advertiser and Register have received the
[ following dispatch:
HUNTSVILLE, Jan. q, 1868.
! A detachment Of 100 of Morgan's men, under Col.
Hutchinson. made dash into Murireesboro yester-
day in sight Of the enemys cavalry camps and cap
tuTed 200 prisoners and 70 wagons.
Trustworthy Information from Kentucky states
that on the 18th lost. Gen. Wooiford made speech
10 his men, in the presence OF 900 citizens OF Leba-
non. telling them 10 90 home for twenty days! II
within that time Lincoln did not modify ms EInan'
oipation Proclamation, he would not cal upon them
10 fight against the South but be would himself take
the field in behalf OF the South against the North.
\ q. A. ELLSWORTH. Morgsn's operator
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
PaEpEnIcKsBgRG, Jan. 22.-The Yankees are
bnildin0 immense warehouses OF Acquia Creek, re.
paiiuQ and retting the railroad TO The point oppo
site this place and building huts and other more per-
manent convenience for their army. These prepare
ions together wit the erection OF batteries In front,
indicate that their present line hes been established
a. the permanent base OF operations for the Winter.
| A new earthwork, with several guns in position,
! iust below Falmouth, was vIsible yesterday.
| Considerable bodies Of troops have been moving
M the opposite bank for two or three dsys past.
A large dwelling-bOuse, owned by Sidney Ovens,
WIS burnt Yesterday morning. The fire caused n
loaded she'll that had BEEN thrown IN during the late
battle, to explode. The long roll was beat on both
des Of the river and the Yankees, as well as our
selves fell Immediately into line OF oatie anu ior
time considerable excite nent prevailed.
/ EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
The latest reports we have from North Carolina
state that the enemy have fallen back from trenton
and that no advance is in progress IN the direclioh
of Goldsboro. There are runors Of great disaitec-
lion in Fosters army. The force that visited Jack
sonyie, Onslow County. a few days ago, was
mere scouting party OF cavalry.
THE NORTHWEST.
The signs from the Northwest OF the Unite
| States grow stronger. The speech OF mr. MerIiCk,
m Chicago publshed by yesterday, 10 one OF the
bolde, as il is one of the most eloquent, outbniss
of that long.trammeled but irreprssi6le hatred OF
| Aholiuonism anc the Lincoln despollsm which ex-
! lists at the North ia greater or less degree every
where, but more especially in the North. western
]
bold declarations relative TO the commercial aud pc
,ical sympathes Of those States, it is fully up TO
ANYTHING vet sad by Velandighsm, If IT does NOT
/ in eed 90 little ahead OF him.
! Mr. Nerrick tells tie Puntgns what they are ara
what thew have done and no tells them his people
ILove no sympathies with them and II TIE Union
must be permanently dissolved, they VIII not re-
main In alliance with them, 10 be nihde 10 Oehr no
burdens OF taxation TO enrich the manufacturers Oh
! New. England. lie tells them that the sympithieS
! II: Ipbi
SouIh aud not with them. To this PLAIN talk 10 the
/ puritans he adds great deal TO the washington
dest ot H. euch ~ that the heart OF ire people o.
the West not in the war for uongatioD; tha SUP
in,ation of the South viii destroy Tue constitution
and the liberties OF the North that Lincoln
Proclamation of freedom 10 the slave Is a gross Vlo
a,ion OF the Constitution. and must more thah ever
unite the South which cannot BE- conquer ed ny sntn
meaus but will the more assurediy ana sue 1s'iuhy
resist them; that the South not ohy ouh1' oo eoi,
que ed IN this way, Dut lual IL sno '""'', '"N '
/ not deserye TO be free r
That such speech should be delivered IN puohc
assemhlage in Chicago and receive the II eteu hiiu
enthusiastic cheers OF the audience-ahu that Tue
Sneaker should neither lie MODIFIED nor iupr,sVne"
in one of the Northern bastlles by order from wash
ugton is matter Of surprise, and proves that reVo
linton has occurred in public opinion there great IN
itr magnitude and powerful In It's force. Were moi
Lincoin aud his spies afraid, they would soon shI,
ND Merrick in dungeon where ne WVulu SuheE S''
| the horrors of the Northern prisoners.
\ WE also placed before tue reader yesterday an
abstract of Mr.. Vallandghams last speech 10 the
! United States Congress. HIS programme ior peaVe
aud restora ion proposes withdrawal oil tue o9ion
troops from the SoutheTn Coniederacy rs preceosn'
! 10 treaty IL IL somewhat gratifying tbat MT W.
ma n leader of the Northern peace party, sh09d cou
meet that measure with his plan. IL 10 Wen thu.
should be started and that the people tbere rn9ut
b.o,n 10 consider II as Indispensable preIeuens
To the establishment OF peace 10 'n"' ''"f
they will have at last to come. -, ;o
That the jealousy of New-Engand anu 'no tnP
tjence of her tyranny is growing stronger u"'ty ~
he srea. valley Of tie Upper Mississippi Is plaln
M III IL NAV become sufficiently deep anu
in o,.erw6elm New-England and Dreas up tne
Wor,heru Union must be regarded vs. pFoDADie Dy vi
- aya obseryed the course OF eVeuts, anu stuuied
W. ,mercial interests and relations Oh the North
~ ,oo The Pharaohs of the land OF the PuTltans
IN osso 70 hind the cords tighter upon their troute
W'i oss the Hyper Mississippi, aud tais Will make
payeieV at;an. OF their bondage Their unreeDting
.ieni viii contiuuS their impositons until they
sUJ throw OF the yoke aud set up Tor thenl-
.elyes as Mr.. Mernck says.
Nor ma OF the South, must continue to admins
Tar the medicine we have with such success gwen Tor
some tine 10 the Northern hydra. IL Will soon lay
Oft The monster--an event which promises Infinite
good TO mankind.
NEW ENGLAND OUT IN THE COLD.
Henry Ward Beecher. IN one OF bis late speeches.,
undertakes to ridcuIe the threat oi some OF inc
/, Northern Democratic papers, that New'Engianyu
NAV be- left by other Northern States out IN the cou.
In AZ h.. all ~ raw