New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
Terms Of The Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
NEWS Or THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Our special reports Of Gen. Nllpatricks
movemens-moIe f.u and complete and inolyaDcc Of
~ other nFormoioa-were given to the public in Sat
urdays Evening Edition. That account with import
Ant additions is printed IN another part CT this sheet
The steamer Columbia, from New-Orleans,
brings news from Mobile. Our feet opened tfemcn
dous Ere on Fort Powell the morning OF me "a u'
and IL was thought that could not bold cut long Inc
Rebel ram Tennessee now lies under the protection Of
the guns Of Fort Morgan. The women and children
were being removed from tao city. Admiral farfasu
on board The Calhoun. was inside OF Dauphn Isiln'
end the Gag sip Hartford At ship Island forty miles
west Of Mobile An attack on orr blookading feet was
anticipated provided tiat the Rebel ras were in good
order and condition.
A dispatch received by Cen. Fisk, at st. LOUIS
n day OF tao since brings news that Capt Johns OF the
Cd Missouri State Militia Cavalry, on Feb p inter,
cepted. near Poplar Bl1hs, Butler Co., No. Rebo'
train. and destroyed l'rge quantity OF powder SLOT
load cars bullets &C., beside shotgns and miles, ana
. large quantity Of corr. The command also Killed IN
On, skruish two ayAawacrs, and had one meu slightly
wounded.
Dispatches from North Carolina say that
Davis has given directions FOR The seizure Of every I'M
portant point in that State ~ Confederate forces This
Is interpreted as an Indication that the Rebels having
worked out aud worn out Virginia compelled to
abandon that State and retreat to points nearer their
base df they have any Of supplies.
The Rebel papers admit that at the battle oil
Oastec Florida their force engaged consisted Of eleven
regiments Of infantry four batalors Of cavalry. and
three batteries Of artillery while own was not equal
TO two-thirds oft. Another account sets down the
Rebel loss at about eco killed and wounded.
jeff Davis has suppressed The Roleigh Stand
ard for telling the truth about his Conedcracy and the
feeling thereoward in North Carolina our dispatches
say that this event viii probably secure tie election Of
Er. Holden, the editor as tie next Governor Of tie
State.
The Richmond Examiner of March says that
on Feb % 400 more Union prisoners shipped FOR
Americus. Ca Nearly 900 have thus Ear been sent,
and thefo are accommodations for 5000.
Advioos from Newborn to Lob. 90 eolse'a~t
anosher attack on that pos, as imminent, and that oil
persons capable of bearing arms are under orders 70
meet the enemy at moments notice.
The Rebel rams in the Roanoke and Neuss
Rivers in North Carolina are said 20 be almost ready
and arc also sold be very formidable. They Vii doubt
less get a warm reception.
There is a rumor that Mai. : Gen. d. n. COuch
now Commander ofthe Department Of the Susquohanna
viii be called to take an important command in tn
Army Of the Potomac.
Col. Fry has published an official order sns
pending the draft and saying that subsequent day
win be announced for it, resumption.
A dispatch hom Louisville says Gen. Grant
arrived at that place on Saturday en- route Tor Wosh'
iDgton.