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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18
The Advance OH Mobile.

The great and immediate interest of the war at
present Concentrates on the combined movements of
SHERn4N, BANKs and others against Mobile. SEER
MAN advanced from Yicksburg, crossed the Big Black
occupied Jackson, the capital Of Mississippi crossed
Pearl river, reached Morton, thirtyfve miles from
jackson the railroad running east from that city
AtMorton he diverged from the railroad leaving it on
his left, and aiming at Enterprise on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, his object being to cut of supplies
from Mobile. His force is stated by Major L. J
FLEMING, Superintendent of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road at six to eight thousand cavalry and twenty to
tVenty-6y thousand infantry. He has no baggage
train He must mean to fight his way through. 1t is
reported that General s. D. LEE had occupied Jackson
in Sherman's rear. What General 'PcLK's plans are
we do not know. 1t sal that General FORREST is
also down in Mississippi, harrassing the enemy
The movement by SHERMAN is bold and daring. Ii
not completely successful he and his whole force will
be likely to come to grief.
Apparently the Yankees diverged from the railroad
al Morton the 9th inst. They said to be NOV
ing another column On Mobile from Pascsgouh Bay,
and some reports speak Of third from Pensacola.
Morton is 22O miles from Mobile; Pascagoula bay
between thirty and forty, through very difficult
country; Pensacola is all of forty, perhaps more.
The enemy evidently aims at the control of the Ala
bama River and warned by the result at Charleston
evidently relies little upon his ironelads for the
duction of Mobile by water.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 10th, lst+.
In both Houses of Congress this mor0ng leave "a.
granted the conference committees the military,
and currency bills, to meet and finish ther labos during
the sessions of either body II is understood that there
conference committees have agreed the military AMI
currency bills, ard will report tomorrow 1t ia beieve
that tie currency bill provides that the notes c
lation shall be all funded in a specified time, and
issue made with guarantee that it shall exceed
fixed amount, sufficient only to supply the country with
healthy circulating medium and the Government hereafter
to be supported by taxation and the sale of bonds
The House adopted resolution that the present Con
gress expires at IL o'clock the 18th inst Also passed
bill doubling the time for which, under existing laws so
diers may be furloughed from hospital Also bill to o.
horze the promotion of prVates to fill the vacancy in aB
office, who may have distinguished themselves by gaa1J
and sk Also the bill to establish an agency Of the W
Department west Of the Mississippi, Also, bill to rap@
the law authorizing partizan rangers, and dbards b.
such organizations except those performing regu
cavalry service.
Both Houses Lave passed resolution OF thanks GEL
Kirby Smith and for the victory achieved by
Richmond, KY.
Both Houses have passed the impressnent bill. 1t re
tans the provision for State Commissioner to prices
The Senate has passed the bill declaring that abscoD
Conscripts are alien enemies ar subjectlng their proper
tY to confscation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18
CONFEDERATE CONGa ass.

RICHMOND, Feb. 18TH 1865.
Both Houses have passed the Tax, Currency, and M'
bills which awaes the President signature. The ilJ1n'
tons Of secrecy has been removed The currency bill
dollars, allowed till the LIST OF April, east OF the hH
sissipp and to the lst of July West to fund in tWe1
year bonds at cent All notes not funded or P
to the government taxes dues within the time a
to xed 49, per cent, and tundabe the lSt of Janu'
next after which they taxed hundred per cent
One hundred dollar notes not presented within the tn
are no longer receivable for public dues, and are aA
ten per cent per month in addition 70 &c., Thepress
sue of notes to continue till the LIST Of April after whlcD
ew Issue is authorised, to be kept within reasona
limit. Six per cent. bonds to the amount OF FIVE hund
Millions pay issued and sold to raise money to m''
the expenses OF the Government All duties on imPoI"
be paid specie, sterling exchange or coupons OF
bonds. ALI import and export duties are specially psoS
to pay the interest on those bonds.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18
WHAT 1s1o BE DONE WITH THE mo G aANDK.

New Orleans Correspondence New York World.
You must abandon any great expectations from the
Rio Grande EXPEDITION. 1t has accomplished ell it
do as against the rebelliou and, until the arrival of
troops at Matamoros, nothing will occur in that
region perceive that Gen. Dana has thought it ad-
vsabe to establish posts above Brownsville, that
travel into Mexico is unimpeded by way of Rio raAde
City aud Rome to say nothing CT Roma. But as long
as t>heno COrtinas is military commandment at Matamo-
ros and intimate terms with forces, very little
certainty of safety will ATTEND the rebel trade with
Matamoros or its vicinity not that be will play into
our hands, but into his own.
After some little time Franco Mexican force will
appear in the of Matamoros and all the interior of
the State of amaulipas will declare for the interven-
tion, Matamoros may hold out for months but the
towns up the river will 60 for intervention and trade
with Texas, and tie wagons and carts will take the d.
recton of Iampico or Sotcda Marina, under cenvoys
if necessary The business then done will be altogeth-
er in neutral soil and under neutral hags safer than
any ever yet done at Brownsville; nearly expeditions
and in these times OF damnng the expense about as
profitable If yet six of sending troops up the river
to prevent it, you will please them hugely because you
put yourself or par with the rebels in difficulty to
supplies and d. NICE from the base of Operations
lake it all in all, we have won an elephant in the
Rio Grande. We have done something it is true we
have broken up, for WHILE the rebel trade there and
diminished their supplies if vigorous prosecution
could be had eserhre, part OF combined attack, it
might be OF great utility This, however, must not be
long postponed, the interrupted trade will be recon
nected, Whether the movements by way of Indianola
will have prosperous weather is than doubtful and
if it has, whether it will reap permanent advantages
also quite problematcal Nous vsrrons.
The fact is, the right band of the Rio Grande while
it might be convenient a refuge the rebels to
turn the tables on US, is, now stand very mach
in the way. If the French divide its ownership with
Cortina and SeEna is still more so and, With the evil
dences before of their want of sympathy with our
cause, and their knowledge of want of sympathy
with theirs, if they should get Matamaros, and the
mouth of the river in their handswe have got
most unfrutfu burden.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18
From the Charleston Mercury

'Those that Return Net
When Peace with her banners that float in the sun,
ProcIains that the struggle ia over and won,
How pure ia the happ;eess filling the breast
OF the soldier who returns to his homestead for
How stately the welcome TIE nation delights
To offer the heroes of numberless fights,
And the Leader who guided her armies to fame.
Till his glory and hers but one and the same
But the hearts alteration shall still be for those
Vino know Baught of the triumph that besses the close
Who from the dark battle field Dever returned,
To hear the warm praises SO gallantly earned
To see the proud tears on the delicate cheek,
While loving lips qaiver that welcomes would speak.
All desolate hearthstones where shall stand
The Young the brave who have rescued their land
For the Uin5 the plaudits for them the heart thrill
OF love death has hallowed, and never chill.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-02-18
LATE NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS.

RICHMOND, Feb l4th, 1854
Forty-th!ee of the escaped Yankee officers have been
returned to the Libby prison. COL streigh not been
recaptured.
Baltimore papers of the sth inst, that Colts po
factory at Hartford destroyed by fire the 5h The
loss was immense.
The joint resolution relative to the confscaon act a
passed the House by majority.
R1mors rife of change in the command of tho army
OF the Potomac. Hunter and Thomas ooh named as
successors to Meade.
The Judge of the Admiralty Court at Ia ax has decd
ed to restore the Chesapeake and cargo to her owne
The steamship Arabia has arrived Halifax with Euro
pean advices to the Oath There special change
the aspect of the schleswig Hosten question.
Macmillan will visit Paris in the quality OF Emperor Of
Mexico
The Spanish government will appoint Minister to sel
leo it receives official Of the crow1
ing of Macmillan.
Gold in New York, the afternoon OF the 9TH was lo
ted at 1854.
Nothing further from the Peninsula to day