New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-31
INTRRssTING SOUTHERN NEWS.

INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS.
Union Advance i'm North Cnrolina-Ex.
tensive Rebel Negro Eniistn,enss in
Tennessee - Reeapturo OF Arknnsas
Post lamar on the Sentiment Of
Europe.
The Richmond Enquirer and Petersburg Regis.
ter Of the 25th furnish the following items Of news
UNION ADVANCE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
We understand official information has been
received at the War Department concerning the land
ing Of large force Of tho enemy In Washington, n T..
The force said TO be under command Of Gen. Burn
side. Whether an immediate forward movement was
contemplated or not the recent heavy fall Of snow in
tha. vicinity, together with the heavy condition Ia
which II will leave the roads and the attendant flooding
Of the swamPs, viii put stop to any advance into tho
interior for some days TO como. Tho "eIpedltlon Is
doubt composed largely OF the new leyies that nave
recently been encamped about Norfolk. II is not pre-
sumed that they have been withdrawn from Meades
army. lRichmond Enquirer 2oth.
EAST TENNESSEE.
From The Lynchhurg Republican.
We have the report from East Tennessee that
the Yankees who had advanced far east as Morris.
town have again taken the back track and retired 10
Strawberry Plains only some fifteen or twenty miles
from Knoxville This retreat Of the enemy has dissi-
paied for the present ct least all prospects, OF tight
The enlistment Of coored troops in Middle Tennes
see goes on rapidly.
AT Shelbyvie and Lebanon there are 5000 ready for
the field.
Henry Jones and james Hays psroled United States
soldiers. charged with attempting 10 murder and rob
Hugh L. Reagan. on the 3lst Of December lat, were
tried convicted sentenced and sent TO es' ren'eAsry
on the oath, by Judge Lyon.
FROM JoHSsToEs ARMY.
DALTON, Ga, March 22.-The enemy have
retired IRON front, and their recent movements
supposed 10 be only reconnoissances.
heavy sll here last night and to-day. II Lies
four inches deep
.to Dat of ALL
ANTI-sUDsTITUTB LAW.
MACos, Ga, March 22.-The Supreme Court
Of Georgia Today unanimously affirmed the constiiu-
tionality Of the Confederate antSubstitute law.
RELIEF FOR THE POOR.
The Enquirer publishes an appeal to the
benev client In behalf VI soldiers families and other poor
otke city which says: The poor have not been able
toprocure supplies at the shops established by the city
council AT the reduced prices charged by the
committee The appeal states that pressing necessity
exist. for immediate aid to prevent absolute suffering
THE SENTIMENT OF BURoPB.
The Hon. l.. Q. &. Lamar, late Minister to
Russia from the Confederate States delivered an adj
dress in MledgeviIe Ga. few nights ago, on the
sentiment Of Europe toward the Confederacy.. Mr..
Lamar went 10 Europe year ago. and bad good
opportunities Of asoertainingv the tone OF European
candid In of sympathy with the Confcderate
and Of admiration for the dignity and stsesmanshp Of
our rnlsss and the yaior endurance and ,aTtuae OF
of political character operating TO deter ofhcal recog
milton or inter- enton by the Governments Of Europe.
Still the approval Of intelligent European opinion was
cheering Great Britain sensitive Of any act that
would incur the hostility Of the United States France
was deferred by the refusal OF other Powers TO Join her
Russia alone was open In her Partially forthe United
States The ignorant popnlace Of Germany had been
begued by Northern fanaicsm and bad sent recruits
TO the Northern srmies. The Pope has declared our
nationality an established fact The nanciers of Lon.
don had taken the Confederate loan while they refused
TO touch that Of the United States. which was fnan'
cia recognition Of our national existence ana sub
q 0 hair taua I'm
SsoW-sTORM IN SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
From The Posuburg Register.
RICHMOND, March 23.-The heaviest snow
,torm OF two Winters IL is pro red did not slight Pc
tersbg yesterday and last night me average depth
To-day az ushercd in with coudless sky and merry
ringing of seigh bethe latter PGstne at the tune OF
Northern Virginia, always cut up 81 the hundreds Of
wagons on tbs move, will be In horrible condition Tor
some time 10 come and give truce 10 any intention OF
activity on the part OF the enemy
FROM THE TRANs-MIssrssIPP7 ARMIES.
A correspondent Of TIE Mississipptan fur
.'The infantry IN Cen Prices division is in high
Provisions are plentiful as the way Is open to TeIas
the best beef market In the world Gen. Price Is still
the pride and admiration Of tie army.
The spirit OF the people Of the Trans hissssppi De
partment is looking up. II It Is true that Gen A.
Hin win supcrscds Holmes we may expect better
things,
The armies In Louisiana and ToxGS are IN mgh sPir
its and are ready for the foe.
The trade with Mexico has been OF great benefit to
that Department At the time lef, tho cavalry under
GEN Regain had advanced TO Monticello. and strong
scouts had yentured near Pine Bint attended with
heavy diminishing. An attack upon Pine Blur was
daily anticipated.
AFFAIRS IL FLORIDA. |
Information had been received blythe military |
authorities at Lake City Flordn, on Sunday eyenpg
last that the Yankees had larded force az fiatka
The force landed at that point Is not KNOWN bnt was
ruuored that IL was large. Cen. Finnegah naa dH'
patched forces 10 meet them, consisting Of c!Nar{ IN
fsntry and artillery. Our plckea In front OF JacS"n.
vile confirm previous intelligence that the Greatest
portion Of the cnemy's troops had len that pasce:
Eyerything continued quiet In the neighborhood oil
GEN. PILLOW. /
Gen. Pillow has been placed in command OF
The cavalry Of the Northern District OF Alabama. 4
LATEST FROM DALTON.
DALTON Ca, March 24.-All quiet on our
'front.'. The enemy show no disposition 70 engage our
forces.
GEORGIA WHEAT CROP.
The crops in Georgia are represented as look
mo very encouragingy. In sections the growing
leat las been injured by the ost but the general In
,rcsson Is that few good warm rains win revive H.
Thns far everything looks promising Tor good crop
COL. DAHLGRRs's ORDERS. Ii
The Register alludes TO the Northern denial
Il the authenticity Of the documents said TO have been
.d on ,hc hrv NJ Col DabRreu. and declares that