New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.


The army correspondent OF The Register,
wiring from Shubuta. Mrs, says:
Col Naury AsJ been heard from. TIE Tories Of
Jones are going ~" nv rope. Three we're sus.
pended Sunday. OtLe are likely TO go by the zane
route. We hear that the Colonel has issued an snncsty
proclamation. giving three days TO report and after
ihat-the halter Unfortunately.
Gen. Johnstons army again occupies its old encarnp.
mout nj Dalton.
MILITARY AND POLITICAL sITUATIog-BAsT
TENNESSEE.
From orr latest aivces, which may or may not
be trustworthy Gen. Longsiree IL now moving toward
Bristol There WINS current on Saturday rumor from
Dalton % the effect that he advancing Cleve-
land TO make r junction with Johnston IL Longstreet
is going north IL Is because Union column is ad
vancing from Kentucky into East Tennessee by way II
Cumberland Cop. Such q movement had been mem
purpose 20 the mountains and enter Middle Ten.
nossee Kentucky These ar sI'rmlses merely while
tie more credible adycos indicate that be is moving
south.
duel was fought at the race-track, Mobile,
March 10, between Dr. Houstis. G. S. A.. ard Medical
Director Of the Department ofthe uh, and Dr. Keller
Z. s. A. Tho affair terminated after exchange Of
shots. and. glad to know. without b.oodshod.
Gov. Allen Of Louisiana IL not Of Northern
birth. has been represented. but nat7c Of Prince
Edward County Va where his father and grandfather
resided before him. When boy he removed with his
father 10 Missouri.
THg BATTLE OF oLUsTEB
The Lake City correspondent of The ,aranndh
Republican says. Among tho prisoners 10 Major Boyle
OF The Let North Carolina negro regiment. He
wounded In tie leg. AT first it diff cult 10 get our
ladies' to attend him. but humanity prevailed and he
has cause u complain Of his treatment lie IA from
Boston, and come out TO Neybcrn ~ "a lieutenant of "a
company of the 18th Massachusetts Regiment. He is
highly educated intelligent aud good looking, and de.
Ores bis condition, and mortified in his present
position. Among the prisoners are several officers Of
intelligence and refinement and nearly all express
grcts at tie war;
LAKE CITY, Feb. 2S.-The closer the stntis-
tics Of the bate Of Ocean Pond scanned the greater
seems the victory achieved by Con Finncgan aud To
be superseded by big Gen Gardner. the heel OF
triumph. must have been grating 10 his feelings The
sting has been removed by the app OF officer
Of superior grade Moi Gen. Patton Anderson. who on
several battcGelds has illustrated rho ya1r of Florida
On Saturday. Gen. Finnegan rode along lis lines and
no General received hearty kindly cheers
cheers that must have convinced Gen. linnogan that
ho had qurod in a remarkable degree the confidence
Of his men. The massng Of troops at this point tends
to snow heavy engagement IL pending. OF the result
of which Will advise you. j. ID.
Large numbers of the wounded Confedcrates
from the battle II Oustce have been received and cared
for a. Tallahassee Tine citizens have received them in
their houses and every thing has been done TO mitigate
their sucrines and administer 10 their wants. Not
Confederate solder has been suffered tC 30 " the hos
pilal who preferred private hourc