The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-16

HEADQUARTERS. [
Army o. the PoronAo, April 10, 1S6S
Rsohond papers of the lsih inst are rsssivsd fpou
which wc Obtain the following intslligsuos:-
CHARLESTON
Eftee CHARLESTON, April 10, 1883.
1hsse b ~ change In the position Of afArs.
An b quiet tonight.
The steamer kmma and Anna formerly running bo-
tween New Orleans and Galveston arrived hero Inn
morning from Nassau, with cargo OF merchandise in
A0dms large quantity Of Havana segars.
CHAMEroN, Aprii.12, 1858.
Last the steamer stonowa Jackson formerly the
Leopard whNe attempting to run into this hsrbor, was
hotly chased BY Aah sdozen boekaders which nrcd at
her, and she received several shots through her hull
Captain Black npding I'm m>0ssible 10 escape Tho
steamer On the beach ana burisd her. The crew and
PASSENGERS took 70 the boats and saye arrived here
Very little was saved excepting the mails ud The passen
GERS enecs lne steamer burned 70 the wa,es edge 10
sHhs OF tho YANKEES Her cargo consisted OF several
pieces Of neId artillery two hundred barrels Of satpe We,
forty Thousand army shoes, and large assortment Of
mo geyerpment powder Yorks q. Augusta, Ca, when
completed, win be the largest in the world Ihey arc
nov superior q any known and The powder Is fully Squai
70 the best Yankee or European standard.
ntA . eyes t AOBILB.
MomIn April 10, 1903
An Official despatch statest the enemy -four hundred
number, mostly conraband troops landed at PascaRou-
10 yesterday, and were attacked by cavalry. Tho
enemy lost hftsen killed. Our loss eoen, and
back Ship Island with their wounded Reinforcemcnts
have been sent up 70 renew the action.
An ocsr from the British ship Of war or the bar .s,
night reports a. capture T Ae city Of Aerico by ne FencA
Admiral Hsrragut 10 Hsported to be again bockading
Red river.
SOUTHWEST
sm vrkmuAG, April 10, 1893.
Nothing new has transpred here.
Two additional Yankee transports wert up tho river
70 day loaded with troops, and others preparing 90.
JACKSON. Miss. April TO- 1868.
Fifty.thrss Yankee gunbOats have gone up the Cold
three gun IRON clad was abandoned and destroyed st
the mouth Of the Amite river.
The Memphis lines are closed and hsrmetcally sealed
admittel within thsm.
JACKSON, MISS. April II, 1868.
me enemy IN the Black Bayou retreating towards
the river aying waste the whole country ~ they move
alenG. 81
conveying Ave cavalry transports passed the river
the 7th instant also nineteen transports with infantry,
and forty freight boats, loaded down.
The enemy arc reinforcing all the dopots the Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad.
special despach % the sysa,, from senatoSia Miss,
says that thirty boats sld twelve have gone up
from Memphis i2 vpcfate'on the Camberiand.
Heavy shirmonts are being made on the Memphis aud
OHIO Railroad. The Cornth merchants shipping their
goods North, and the suffers selling their wagons
RoDsnY, Miss, April 10, 1853.
3, S0r .n% oss %ossI Up or% sS1ve ,ne
FOUNDER The enemy replied with piece which was
ails Nan ha xvktI
sror, omr I'm. .rnsd>, \, r. cL.s NJ Ss snsnv No
rvSNussxr Avn vxrruurv
CHATrArDouA Aur,i 10 ie6a
ere = pothtng sAdtfSons from the front al o,r lines
toAav = : -
General purpsdo = renostsd 70 be n Iouis vile With
% 40 man : - y ) - :
Nothing additional from the front today. Eighteen
prsonsrs captured bY General van Dorm roachod here
tonst Psstlsa tbroch the Iinea rsrr{ thsf (onfcds
rsis nrsossrs vers bsrstsd rom thsir suard bv ths
etSiunno q usunt 0Airina Indiana
rur puNvNatrTA
R,erwo~r Ami, "A ie6a
n Wkfe soys TIA pepcrts vere - crcuiation ves.
tsrdsy thc1 4 Gshf ~ piscs A WuiIsmsbmrs On
Saaurday the <iS insssnt bstvssu the forcss undSr
0snssa Wse an1 ths Yanksss These rspogs were opn.
nrned by psisangsss Who arrived here last evening
Al an early hour on that morning our troous drove n
Sbe Yankee pckets ana occupied ths town o. enemy
retiring 70 Fort Ma9ruder from vhjch potpt thex so
mspced shelIiua the place.
General WISE took position near the colIeee ana r.
Piled 70 their are.
Our Casualties up 70 the 0th inst. were slight.
cavalry movement had been ordered the result a.
which had not been learned
Tho rumor 10 that we captured forty prisoners and