New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

FROM GIN. SHERNlrS EXPEDITION.
REBEL REPORTS OF HIS PROGRESS.
OCCUPATION OF JACKSON
TIE BiTTLESAND BLUNDnRS OF THE ENEMY.
GREAT SCARE IN ALABAMA.
SHERMAN ALWAYS VICTORIOUS.
MOBILE INDEEENSIBLE Is.
OCCUPATION OF JACKSON
TIE BlTTLESAgD BLUyDHES OF THE EgEaY.
GREAT SCARE IN ALABAMA.
sEERnrAN ALWAYS VICTORIOUS
MOBILE INDEEENSIBLE.
Trom a. ni.hmont $500. "a. 10.


ineur Of the enemy in Mississippi the telegraph has
nccn dumb. We observe fro,n or exchanges received
from tie moro SJothern cities that taey no equally
The Press Association VA have nothing 70 copyright
FROM that edsTier We presume tat, foT some pubic
purpose. einbergo rad on the nees agents - the
ac pres, is thrown Oh private aad ordharJ s0efs OF
Tt ssl rrirne Of the mr. instant says TIE enemy
W 10 oslta,U, dt horton o. Gc5day, the 3;h ~ ilcf
Inn tbar ug,crC'ts Tie 1riy"gc aay5; Whether The
,ene.ay IS narciing from Nosten to"erd heiidiau or
Eqsig3. % 2.d sq S Sfs gosa i ss sss = ho rs IS
ginning i9i ;ho b.-cce Liyer. IL. IT. -.
OF this, however We know nothing. u Is only GER
tain thgg Of tic cel OBJECT o. Iis w, NJ, - 70
yet os so have repeatedly ~ e' 49, Ia en-
tie duty Of the citzsus 90 ,patc "r me Nvis'
sdar It a. on uqus ,tDsabe fct that tney se hSeyto
IN - lrvg, f. cry ono O. them, :or the city @iil DC
dee,uGed 20 tlc 'sr iao diciehco - 80 a, ',,,
Charleston Ficssbur,, ~ . srge, - "y'ous' No'u
vara iva u, tHr 20. positions ~ those places give ~
curty Hero there iaheIy mae, If rho elehy 'f .ns
hcavies. agtic-v Nc maso is preface 70 tA' loIoN-
i1r pots u,rn liaias.,ier. Marry. Mhas Ao merely
advises he may DC obliged 70 enforce py iorni oi0Sr
"MoB1LR Feb 10. IsG4-rfAe SIN; have just been
Informed by Gen. Polk .h1t the enemy j. mQ,lGg non
liorot against aiObc. 70 i, therefore my duty % osf.
a persons who cnnnct ta-c pert IN the doelso % 700
CIV - leave il. su, S worry tr.y ana resp etshy
yours, DA3NEY IT, dAUaY, MaIor'"en. Comg'
! 40 NJ. BALiLH.aE.' ,c,.
/ Notvrastadiue this opinion Of tho Generals, The
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{ Aiopnc ., the puilJ siInsd ~. Ii s~ys;
The soro We To Acet Cpn i The .ess We aie disposed
10 believe tha Gen. 5o' 1.a4 Is I9icL4g roi h.itoh
nocn tins city sivaid nos be surprised I" eef1
thai a, ag ci,SIcd he sons n re eofate3 ~ 10
ruse be uis turned as 'reg ,istSaId ena poaDroi th
!rfda 10 o dsae io Isst lie he goss oea new
fuals FOR iar1e 70 OF tde iy. The c0uf! d, dlsi.
ig;c OF supplies AID &c must hal III Us sLssistenee
70 40 this would Teg Ire t.Tin OF aog9 wagons
-ouc heryy RI ia woad stop lis artillery aud baggage
trr.ns II lie should sGc,ccG III getting hsre ia plaS
husefin IEont Of on ioI ueetl2n- vial II A. 20 l.e
he cannon re srppiied fron pase ~ ihs dstht
"W zen we hear thft The enemy has established s.
base OF the coas Cuc opened water COMMUNICATION
FOR III, supplies 80 sha II 70 t-i1k thct CcG. oAeg-
nan is rous Ia the enyIruas faux Elo,el,et las Ia
Bor fsTposcd 20 90 milking. Al present he 10 H9t
circuit H. bg1iu doe sb one Suppose Lhat SlsnnaA ~
dragging ',ege trahi hom tleAsong 70 tii' p.''e.
Ana citnOg: 10 wh't can -o go against car ueiehs-1f
Admit that s h,s sat hTo pieces " artiaefy IL is
-. artillery h. might Las" t'oi 's." ''il 90 q, 20
tnrra u i stst"d ana ienau,e6 pcsye! ihit SnsT-
mans n-v - mo, ing .n with Try httie 'nfsgissnsa
81 any scft-nct o large subsistence tram and
th.t EC st.rttG Win tsoyc qlys q cooked lAtoi&
Ise Ageig0 ne'y lno., of one ga! ia-r Qhe I-.n).
p.iyac sources OF information represent the enemy
,s.a advancing eastward in tho direction Ok Seriaisn.
Con. IL hla his Ecadqd.Iiee yesterday ~ Se"ton
station t' IS mios eat o. Morton and sAty niles casS
! Of jackson About ten a.ilea nom -,e'i0n y ne
Chr, ev Giy-r which ri ihi. 81 ae seuf IL not
for, .ll- and csn bs crossod Only with BRIDGES Hero
1, larly orr roy s taks position aud oaor V!tle 10
I tie e.eaov vim 81 lie Finances Ia our is'"r.
al this adrDlce ~ -Nerfruh 90 N"fllitH IT N h"tb
ed moyeneui !. Is Tue most oothasdy "nd Sosafdy-a'
fenfrsops undertakings f g pItscn, Sar ana tno ro-
iehl.itisl are rhnt ms AIRY va. &c ess.npgsa-
- D. ~uire there can Pc PC DOUBT Nuite'es tnst
Mobile is the point aga lnst which Sherman ~ moving.
u may 6s a part OF his pan % nareA Dy way OF the
Selma conniry as 10 val himself of The of
that region. But IL i in accosncc with
FEDERAL tactics in Mississippi 20 suppose thai IN def
he Elm. 20 march With celebrity upon Mobile trusting
thar uck viii crown rs cunccring ana aucacty as IL
did Grants at Nicssouig 10 Giincutes Wjch ne IN
a.. ufagl yas gg will tp
OPPORTUNITIES us; and Grant hlnndered into
cess by accident rather tran sA in Lis movement on
ViCgsbU-- 5ayo every rCa1ol TO nope that SHERMAN
vi,, I'll vi . FAR more adv ntGrous undertaking.
% We are the more confirmed in the belief ia, Sher-
.nab is moving Mobile ron The Information lately
r,-, e mere thst Zoe enemy are making naval den-
oust-aticn also This wae.ier a serious attack or o
feint i- Designed dyef,ion IN favor Of >hernen'
Iho relieving nriet sketch 81 the eneuys adyaneo
nay 20. be- unacceptable:
,Tia Juion forces consist Of two corps, commanded
-ecp,ctiyc!y by ce-s. Mcpherson and Hnrlhul, tie
woo commanded hy ten. Sherman. Tho colRan IS
estimated Il; 0JO me- The enemy, III o ddN -hce On
Jnci son. crossed Che Big rfck ct twop"n,s one at the
railroad crossing The otter N point above. known os
NJ, ,srr,els Ferry. The crossing vas Stout. Resisted
nv Ieos oayairy coLnmauded by Gen. Writ Adams at
the rain oad crossng aad by jackson at Messengers
cavalry arc ror-eccntcd TO have acted with
! iraogduary courage aad 10 have inflicted severe
punishment "p che Fewhcimns orecs o. tne eneiay'
Ihs CroSsn g OF the Pig bact was nnaly sncccssIuL
oDd WAS made we believe. on "wednesday ,hc 30 day
of February The enemy the next day took np the
march toward Jackson, bu- were fought thc whole way
by our cavalry, who hung on their iront. Shermah,
heavily punished. slowly advanced, however, by tue
"Dgrins the lighting Of this day Thursday Major
R7idge, OF rexas fell no tally wounded 10 commanded
under Lee. His loss is greatly depiored lie was re-
galded one Of Lhe most efficient, daslng, daring
sieeipo Of the eTmy Twelve prisoners were cap
tvroG and sent into Jackson.
| ION Friday tie fighting resumed, and the rosr
OF artillery was nccssanr. About sunset CT that day
I(FebruarT STD the Yankees entered jackson. Gen.
Its cavalry then moved north remaining on the west
side of Pearl river II had leen hoped that General
ring would have been able - reach Jackson in time
bv mining with General Trench, who there TO re-
.st .e enemy's occupation. But Sherman was ahead
"TLe distress Of tie people Of Jackson was very
Great M lie approach Of tie enemy and The roads Lead
irg EAST were crowded with ugitiyss The cotton
ud public stores mostly removed and the residue
burned
GOV. wATTs'S PROCLAMATION.
The following proclamation OF the Governor
of Alabama is Ike the Shout % king. IL shows how
the Executive OK another State backed happy
TO saw hg his LegsstuTe estimates the duties and IA.
terests OF Lis people when threatened with raids.
yiiginia's middle, aged ana young men, " boys wonid
necessity for Il should come, and her Governor author
lied - sound IL.
ExsCUTiyK DspARrAFNT OF AIApAsA,
hOErGOzKRY Feb. d, 1914 J
Tie recent oon Of Co-yre a deprived the state OF mech
OF ST. material ol lie secondos,- uihda. II is mportanto
the aen.e the State Alabama shah have troops
srole 20 the cal Of her CoGiaandern-ChieG We have
within th- State tie materials for efficient army needs
nothing the spirit tie prouP and willing spirit 70 nsns
ought 20 hghs to guard or ureses snd dTss n mo
I thr heart Of tie State. an, a..
AS your EI.cutve Chief can upon the middle as.d tns
yOyns men ard tie boys To organize into
md report without delay that they crs.ned ana irscy
onnot svppos, tfst Albasaisns win wait DC aa.sa