The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
Affairs On the Mlssissippi---The
Rebels Gut Of Msnsy,

Ths following Ia from the Atlanta Coaf,devooy:--
A. SIX O'Clock yesterday evening the Yankee army
the river broke camp Magenta where they had
On ss :
whArsone Texas cavalry was twenty miles wess OF them
Morgan; ,ssry ana our iniansrv 70 TRY vas ~ smmspors
MAJOR u the Confederate army crossed the river
yesterday reports as folowssevsn gunboas and seven
Tbs whole number Of prsosers captured In Arksusas
ana Louisiana was sixteen thousand
on the 7th instant two gunboats and three transports
captured in Calasne river in Southwestern Louisa
ne, by Colonel Alexander.
nearly Destroyed by the enemy Dwelling houses cotton
gins sugar houses corn CRIBS and everything else was
tatlte Of both food and clothing.
Two Yankee transports passed up the river Yesterday
FROM the Richmond Examiner, May SOL
VIOLATIONS or THE RULES OF WARFARE.
us meeting OF Congress held on Saturday, Nay 26,
nr Caperon Of Virginia submitted the following rcso
lution, which agreed to-
Resolved That ths Committee Foreign Rotations be
Instructed is inquire into the expediency Of requesting
the President make exposition through our Com.
agsOusrt abroad 70 the various European Powcrs to
vbch they may DO accredited. OF the violations Of the
rules civilized warfare and OF the atrocities committed
~ the government and the armies o; the United States in
the prosecution Of hoetisties against the Confederate
states q America.
rHE REBELs our or MONEY.
This - tbs rafadoxicsl condition IN whisb VT. Mem.
nnSsr ths creator Of so many hundred millions OF paper
NJ ney anas his treasury to-day. Money, money every
wnh WY Because tho money making department.
urned topsy iurvy oy the packing OF Of the note
se1crE Columbia south tsrolina, aud the nervous
frigpt mo witch pr. heuminger was thrown by tue
Nohern folrh Of tumpots that preceded the advance
~ cr,utS h0.ts Next Wednesday. tho Let OF June, 4.
nav dav al the government departments and Offices
and 0o drv w h o. pay between tho poor clerks aud
government epl1ysey and the landlades and landlords
for board duo and not paid.
Tuv rAfT OF IN. LCGo THE ALLEGED sPr.
Tbe evidence OF tie two secretaries Nessrs. Mallory
ara @esdyng given before the court martial onhFrdey
ard sat--day rather neutral than otherwise and
dl uot aeirac ram tha seriots weight OF testimony 70
csfed arains; the sd by several witnesses for the
0seot'oo among tam Mr.. sandy, the keeper Of the
hotel a. fsryAb with whom lugo boarded while
h. "a a9wn laying his charts of the torpedo locations
ara 0us smith, tie cavsry service, with whom Ingo
c-urarsel and ~ 0ai more than he intended About
dosa witnessed al have g,veu IN their testimony, and
me Ia points 10 hts certain conviction upon the
grave 6srgs. against him
RAtLsoAD ACCIDENT.
rr~ c,uiiss' ruhshes an accent or M accident on
ths ppsysbuvg and Weldon Railroad at stony creek One
sldsr was glsd aud frcm ton 10 nfteen wounded The
Bar killed named Paulson. from South Carolina.
pc hs home wounded, being the last but one
81 ue brvhsfs Who entered this seven have been
ssd and ene died from wounds received the field OF
battle
csa,mand At rMvA0nah