The New York herald., 1863-03-28


AAashis river a every point whore the banhs high
Szseps frsn ~ ~ 4 these snsskhg so..edFes. The
.hsh sls wsiss Sssssd yssssrSsy = rssss 4. tSro,
- sesa 1astispasv and sopsvhat seriously annoyed
nshs she ted up the .bsr about seventy miles above
" .S % Sss,ssa >, ns'ri,c snd sss dry 80 lr.s inc S
sghs she vas hasd By pariss on shore who prsssndsd
p have despatched for Captain Bryant Captain Bryant
issnsry commanded ths DsKal6, and hence ther uss q
Tuss and wisely declined sending boat ou for she de-
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nately no one was hurt On the vesssL Her howtIers
w pos ps sDG a.ss oIs =.
1too& bs Rntsr for transport, and thought 70 lure
oct 70 shs Shore by means o which 70 board and cap
On the following day The same vessel WAS fred into
again some distance farther W he river, and unhapply
caDebraks and could not be until they fred sea-
man named jeremiah Harringtoa Instantly killed by
sns voisy, and George west an ensign, At the time
acting ~ officer OF the deck very seriously wounded The
bali entered his back the waist and passed around,
scdsing IN the lower ribs. The Rather threw liberal
Volume o. canister directly into the midst Of the enemy
The wenona met General Quimby's division which left
water They had overcome The worst Of the route, and
would roach Gcoeral Ross In couple Of days, should
ney meet with no accident They are embarked on seven
the YaDo Pass. The Wenona notified them OF tho preya
ence Of gnerIas aud tho points at which they might
Other troops Of General hcPhersons corps are in read
ness and awaiting transportation 70 the Of opera
On friday morning The Rastlcr discovered sqaad Of
rebel cavalry, supposed 70 be the advance ot General
nghmans force at tho mouth OF Codwater river. She
opened her guns upon them and drove thcm away.
time, a' and VIII deSSss % b Be able able ''S io Sressn. he
q very few days they will nnd no dry land there upon
which TO plant battery The complete destruction
Of the great Mssissippi levee will completely uadae
that region and rusrae plans the rebels may hayS
conceived 10 disturb communication between our Geet
and ths place. 10 win also operate 70 stop tho guerilla
operations along the Taiiahache, there s 40 land
along the immediate banks OF that stream bat that VIII be
Inundated.
rations and some ammunition for General Rosa
nsnd struck suDken sDag In the Pass last evening and
sunk The boat and cargo win be nearly total loss
Rebel Accounts.
NOZZLE, March %, 1858.
The Appeal or the 2ls says tho steamer Nacbez with
300 bales Of cotton destroyed by lire the lsth
on trip up tho Yazoo.
The Hartford and Monopgaheia were aiowed 70 mp.
proach within four hundred yards OF batteries
CraLd Gulf, whom they opened nre upon them, the
sells replying with broadsidcs several timcs dozen
shots struck the vessels Parties carrying the
wounded below. No damage side.
me hatcher Courier says the Hartford, with Admiral
Faragut board anchored IN front city on Tues
day afternoon, the 10TH and sen, small boat with flag
u truce ashore, with note addressed to the Mayor
stating that the United states gurboats we're fired upon
BY the people Of Natchez by 6er,as, he would bonn
bard the city. The Hartford remained all night and left
with the Ncnongahea In tho morning
THE YA20O EXPEDITION AS SEEN IN THE SOUTH
From the Richmond Sentinel, March 24.l
lbe ist papers from tho United states ubiint
ID ANN a. nofift linn
Our reports several days later than theirs aud
Iepassesi ne expcdIon Aoyo.ghiy ichdpDcd, and
u Jhi retreat by a. loas they came. . /. 9 Thus
a ma lac @eres Farrayut was whipped a.
Port Hudson. hanks broke down before he got there
and fell back without lght The Yazoo Pass expedition
ends IN ciasecment and light. Al Vicksbarg they
drowned put Al Port Royal there Of free lght
botwocn their generals. ana the army
suit. AT Fredericksburg Fighting Joe "A kit
ten. some Of nss cavalry recently made raid upon
Fts Hugh lee, but they came way and went back
waya t. HH
Lincoln bas therefore had to live hope deferred, a
dcs that does NOT suit the tonper of his people just
Wcforgot 10 mentp, however, magnificent featnf
that be put down credit of his account,
having their commanding general TAXI OF his bed
their very midst and carried ~ by company OF Con-
fedefate soldiers fewer In number than the number of
prisoners thsy bsoaght away have hsroicaiy and with
out waiting rs.pforcemsnts, captured several
whom lks brave mon they have treated 70 ,nfamousy
that q Yankee writer in the New York Timer has
cried shalpe" This writer test,hcs TO the worth and
respcctabiity Of Mr. Ford and his family, ahough
probable that like the most OF rcsdents there they
unriondy W the Union caugen Ltacon osaht 10 feel
ueyy proud gf sMA soia;ssst 7hey are ornament 10
ekir0ivyte pride Of their race-te 0dairaiioa Of the
,corldy
Nor must General Schcnck be forgotten for his deeds In
music cleared the shop windows Of the portraits Jecr
Davis, and hsroraily planted the gIIorous" nag IN
two houses OF worship, and pursued tho rsreaing
worshippcrs with his maledrtions. When brave
named iet Scbenck be remembered.