Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-10
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
From Riehassd, Savaasah, Csi~ws hvs A
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From the Richmond k.s.sr.r of the IN ,nss
We take the following additional item.:
THE eITrATIoE II fxsSrssll
The Chattanooga RSisl OF The ID says:
In Central Kentucky OF more than q thou.snd
men, wfo are marching 20 Join HumphrsV
Marshall. We doubt ths runner, and give "a a
mrr- frspe-Nipe goseip. The recent hreakine
mp OF he Dtmocraiic Con vsntion ought 70 raise
sy.Tal regiments.
The Ian. Of our front in Midd,e Teunee.s.
rr'stnts the same familiar story OF cavalry and
picket diminishing, without loss on either eide
RrsIosAIIoS OF oKx roonns
There VIII be general feeling OF regret that
This distinguished stSis~msn and soidier has
req nrd his command. In HE farewell address
70 his soldiers be pays . deserved tribute %
their gallsntryand good conduct from th- be-
ginning OF the war 10 the present tune Gen
1oombe does not state the reasons which have
induced the step be has taken.
The following iiems are extracts from ne
Savannah News Of February IS:
wARkINs FROM TEE pEnscH CONSUL At
eALvEsToT.
The French Consul ct Gal weston had lee ned
the foho wing address Ito n. French, Spsnseh
and Italian subjects in the counties Of Cclora-
do, Austin and Fayette:"
Dear Friends Martial Law has been de-
elared in your counties, on account of ssme
lnsprrecuorary movements. hope that none
Of you have taken part in n and II you should
have been induced TO 10, be ware not TO poln the
en-. mics of your adopted country.
shall br respected i have full confidence in
Major-Gt neral J. Ii hsgruder. His chivsIry
sno intfrity are suficient protection against
any injustice. B TnxRox
Consular Agent for France, Vice ConsuI for
SPAN and Acting Consul for Portugal and
Italy.
KvAcuAIINe slvANNAH
NoTICE-Svperintendssr 0koe, csntral Rasi-
road, Saro1Ndh, Feb 40, lSS3.-Notce ie hereby
given 10 all persons interested in he ressns
proclamation OF Gen. Beauresa ard, that n wul
afo MI IN fhS nf5fs>
any thing in their power to meet the wants OF
the parties. Ladies are especially REQ ues ted To
recollect that IL there should be a ge neral watt
ing until the last hour some must be disap-
portation have been much reduced by the sx.
igencies OF the war. GEO. w. ABAns,
General Superintendent.
erSERAL LovELL-
The Charleston Courier eaye -. Gen. Mans.
field Lowell is in Columbia awaiting orders.
Alter his success at New Orleans we hope hO
VIII not be assigned TO the defence Of any city,
From the Columbus tGa-) Sss We take ths
following:
ACoHPABY OF CHrRoKrLs.
Major Thomas, Of the Confederate States
Amy in East Tennessee, has In his command
full company Of Cherokee Indians from the
Indian settlements of North Carolina They
make hne eoldiers, obey orders promptly, make
the best scouts in the world, have committed
no delredations upon cinzens, are perfectly do
cile, and have done much to rid that modern
Sodom OF its Abolition Bushwaekers and as
eassins.
This confirms the statement Of massacre. VI
Union men by Indians.
GEN. d. n. HILL.
Gen. ID. III. Hill has assumed command Of The
Confederate forces in North Carolina, with
his headquarters at Colds boro.' The RAlels h
Progress, in noticing this fact, says, We have
had too much strategy, ditching and digging
man TO inaugurate new and different system
OF tactics.