The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

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/ twenty Buildings Destroyed as Akesar.
| phis-Forty Negroes and SIX Sslasess
Buriod An tho Rutns-Osm nsisssrv
oAIss. March Is. 1854
2he steamer Paaios Carysn. firm Nov orlsass. hAs
arrived horo with cargo Of sugar and isssos fas T.
LoutN sho brines no Of general interest from Kcw
OrteAuo.
The ssssNsr tcsviag hemIs learned thss Ois a
ot twcsty tsldiugy used ccasissary storcasasos
had fa,ic0 W. buryAs beacrsk rulns absas forty
negroes aad 'roa Ave sosx sosscrs WOO guarding
The buiidnga
Tho 81 amsr Won rhas passed Up Cor ~ Louis 10 dsS
with Ac Fifth Illinois ossIry (vstcrsas). svse hone
on furlough.
Major Ccuora Mopnersoa aud stan arrived hso on tho
You rhui. and left immediately for Nashville.
. osiRo, March Se-p T.
mo steamer Perry from Mcapbis AZ twcvo o,sacok q
8unday eight has arrived
Bhe reports that ap To- thsiiMsof her eaviug fous
wsaea, moro o. iess injured aud swve chadre~. Sea-
had been takon Ironalhe ruins Of thefaen buid4ug&
The search wM boiag continued for tho bsdtos 81
others. ... ,.,..~. ...
Eighty eight rebel prisoners brought up g.
day. enaforYarded 70 Camp Ohsss Tonight
revys from Vic hsb,,rs, 4
DORfIk0 or 60vEREMRNr 8roREHoUsEs--
D8r0g pcargoyED-TBn snRExEroRr BxPsse
ri0N ET0.2 III s
I -. se Mnnrnn. MArchso sSs4
Adv!ces from VcEsDurgd hsroh l5gIve tho folio wine
Intelligence
wo have boon visited with large number o. Arcs, ov
IDENTIFY the work Of incesdiarles,
Several GOV erpment storehouses hAvo becA burnO6
Tho largo railroad depot and several adjoaiAg b0n0.
ings bsvc ase bsea sct nro as% largo quantities Il
govornnaent property consumed,
Thoro Ia no from tho 6hrovopsFs cxpoAiAcs.
News fron Kmoxvlife
KsoxvBnx, March % xssk
Gag OF truce for the exchange OF ebol foe Unioa ON
wont 10 tho front to-day,
sevora! Of brandy. secars and Ans goods were
seized at this port to-day, which had been AetlnouG@
marked por cyprcss a. private packages.
Some two hundred baIcs Of government ootsca vaiueA
al $4,000 wcro bu-aed tho depot to-day BY thrse
boys, supposed to havo melted By resident reSei
No hostile demonstrations havc occurred At she frsaA
tonesrec IN supposed 10 b. preparing b mest hAsssA
In Knoxville
Ncws from Nashville,
kAsHrIJ Il, karcn H. 1894
mo rrlends Of Governor yoAnson here ecaddsnuy o.
pect his nomination BY the Republiosa ooavessioa
vioe President on the tcko. with Presde~s Lincoln.
Surgeon Gross, Of the Fourtscsth oosps, hes been
relieved AZ his request, and gsss 10 Annapolis n
pursuance Of Department orders
The gambling houses 10 tili3 city Wefo ct08od t0.DghS.
aad all tbs gamblers ordered leave tho army and woru
prohibited returning uudcr scvcve penalty.
Natsroad Accident 1T Tunnel HILL
LooisvpSs, March a. 1854
Lat ughts train h.nce Nashville colltdcd sttres
. clock this morning at Tunnel Hill. with hospitss
tain bound nc.hws ard causing smash up cars, bas
iniarpe none OF the passengers seriousiy.
Shsvntsh Near Fort Pillow and R0ut ~
the Enemy.
CAIRo, March -, feeA
An engagement tsox pscs the isth two miles osss
OF Fort Pillow. be,wecs ak hundred edcrss 80 ons
thousand rcsss IN which tho escray wore rosssa viii
loss OF nfty killed aud wounded.
Tas Th;rd ADD Sixteenth Iowa, Sxty-eighth Ohio aua
Forty Illinois veteran regiments ngvs arrived iron
ycxsburS on a enlistment furlougir.
Tas Twelfth Michigan infantry and The Firth lows
vay veteran regiments, passed tArougn hsrs tedsy -
the front, with their ranks materially ssrsngth
| saed
Reverted Capture OF TrstnS re Wors
trace.
NAsHyrLLs, March s. 1885,
2umcss aaoAt Of tho capture OF three Of trsias
at waytrsoe, but they are greundess.
General Sherman arrived bore tonight
The Rebel General Eergusoa Hilssa.
cAvn crr, KY, March'2a. 1864
Colonel wetherford. Of General Hobson's comnm1s
has captured the rebel Major Henry s. weDkefnh ~
tss rebel Captain Smith, M
Reliable information from Col wetheford reports tn
Gen, Ferguson was killed in the recent SIGHT with O.
Soiscz.