New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
Rejoicings Over the Recent Rebel
Victories.
roE1iuss MONROE, Tuesday. April % 1854.

MN landed at Bowers wharf destroyed 500 barrels OIL
son and burned a farmhouse. o.. ,,,.....
Information was yesterday received at beh' Etlel
Aedouarrs that eight transports Of the enemy ana one
ssnhoat rad assembled the Rappahanhock ana 'nlcu
&cops nj BOWERS wharf which is about tWeIve Hl's
ssh,Y Tannohannock There also a report that
large feet Of transports was AT inc NOUN VI e
The vessels that came mp 10 9oWiers mover m, oou
ssop.lv feeling their way for t0rpedoes Inc troops
who debaIkcd mOved.abOu two miles INTO the ADJOINING
county ~ IA, -. ,;c,,
am the vicinity Of Tappahannock, report that the
Arc which the enemy landed was about 100 Ihey
k.nt the buildings al BOVlers and destroyed she eIT!
hoats. A considerable amount Of supplies was zap
rr,ed in the turchouses Of the Government here Bow"
ys being depot for all the supplies from the Northern
Neck We have no precise Information OF the amount
sfeaptuFes.
UNION DEFEAT IN MISSISSIPPI
MOBILE, Friday April ~. 1854.
On Wednesday, Gen. Writ Adams repulsed }. 800
yIionists near Mechsnicsyille, Miss.
FROM LEES ARMY.
ORANGE COURT. HOUSE Friday, April % lsC4.
Ills rcported that the enemy commenced to-day nor.
nd o. their rear. preparatory to an advance.
Eething is going in our front indicating an imme'
TIE roads are dry and hard.
JOB JOHNsTON'S ARMY.
DALTON, April l9.-There was a general re-
vsE Of the whole army today, and, notwithstanding
the GOODNESS Of the weather il was largely attended.
e enemy are quite active in front and stirring times
booked for by al.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION II NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, April 2l.-To-day an election for
sCongressman for the With Distrc Ito supply me
vacancy caused by the death Of the late member elect
Abe Hon. Samuel H. Christian took place. III three
y,esincts in Davidson, Ieachs own county, Foster
beats him 81 votes. Leach is the Holden candidate
GOV. VANCE IN FAYETTEVILLE.
FAYETTEVILLE. April 22-GOy. Vance spoke
here to-day before an immense sudience. The whole
sqnAre was crowded With ladies ond gentlemen In his
speech be showed that be had been in advance OF Gov
Blown and A. H. Stephens In opposition 20 the bill 10
sopend habeas corpus He read a letter which be sd'
sxessed To President Davis protesting against the pas
sage Of the bill He sent letters also to the Senators
sd Representatives In Congress lie s1ld that ne did
not take a strong position against the bill in his Wilkes
koo speech because be went there to alay the excite
usnt Of the people and TO prevent bOOdshed For this
rrasOn be did not take strong ground against the bill
ss he will before the Legislature in May.
He showed that he was for peace, and that he Lad
written 20 the President urging that measures be taken
10 close the war by negotiations III December lst lie
va5d handsome tribute 20 Nice.President Stephens.
He showed that Holden not with Governor Brown.
he had received letter from Governor BIo"A' In
which he said hst Cony cnton Uf any OF the states OF
present, looking % separate State action would be
Unfortunate and inudicOus, and would tend to inhar-
rloniOus action Ae stated that The only remedy was
Ssh she people and their representatives. He said that
h. had invited Holden 10 meet him az the appointments
made for him by tie people Holden declined because
he va. p candidate on principle.
The speech was Wen received and immense enihusi'
ssm was exhibited by the people durngitS delivery.
THE JACKSON STATUE.
A letter from the Hon. James NJ. Mason 70
6ey Smith states that the requisite amount or statue
20 General Jackson Lad been raised by English Ar.
sosstIon.
REBEL FINANCES.
The outstanding amount OF treasury notes Of The De
nomination Of five dollars and under, u about seventy!
i've millions
The funding returns sum up an aggregate Of two hund
red and thirty-seven million dollars Twenty small de-
postores Yet hear from. The only state from Whch
the amount funded Is seyenytTo million one Aundied
and eighty tour thousand dollars,
THE CAPTURE OF PLYMOUTH.
Editorial from The Petersburg Express Of Apr g.
We are still without full official information
sfthe brilliant affair at Plymouth We learn, however
mon Trustworthy authority. that skIIHisAiua CON
enced on Sunday. continued brlskly Monday and Iue
dsy and on Wednesday the enemy's works were ear
lied by assault in most gallant manner The Yankee
Commander, Brig. Gen Vessels, a. VIII lie seen iiom
Richmond telegram In another column was twice sum
noned 10 surrender but refusing to do So the place was
kmmed and captured 4 he number Of prisoners tsken
Il now stated have been 500 beside the negroes who
were taken The same telegram states thst sleb1i"
200 FOUNDER gun also among the valuable artices
captured F.. 80. ia.
were engaged in the conflict and DID spendlI seENlSe
We regret. however. TO learn that Cot james H.
Branch who commanded that bearing ms name hhd
sne of his legs broken and bruised 10y the is Of
his horse. The wounded have been mostly sent TO
Weldon where, we doubt not the! VIII DO vel taken
eare o.
Gen. Hoke has struck most effective blow ior no
redeInp tion VI his native State. His command Wa
COMPOSED OF North IarOuDiaIls, ana tley nave Monty
and gsIsnty liberated most important part Of thrr
State from tie invader. We shall have more and yet
greater news from this and cooperating expedition
The cooperating naval expedition 10 under She CON!
nnand of Commander X. I. Pinkney. Commando r.
W. Cooke commands the ironcisd gunbOat AlbeiuaIe
in RoanOke River. Lieut. Il T. Loyal commands tie
iron-cad gunboat Neuse in the Neuse River and Lieut.
X h Minor commands fotils Of "cnt,ers' in the
Cbowan River
Plymouth Is IN Washington County, near the mouth
81 the Roanoke River and the cOaAtry around said
be very rich and full Of supplies The two other place,
held by the Yankee. on the North Carolina
Washington az the mouth Of Tar River and NewbefD,
OF the mouth OF the Neuse. The latter strongly gar.
rSoned but il il supposed that the larger part OF the
forces Washington had been moved up Plymouth.
VISIONARY IDEAS or A REBEL SCRIBE.
Editons Summary Of WsI New, from tie Richmond EIsu
liner OF kTiday
From the he9d-waters OF the Red River TO the
coast Of North Carolina the horizon is fsirly radiant
with Confederate victory. Forcing It's way through tie
darkness Of Yankee concealment Banks defeat tells
that al Is well in the Trans-MissiSsipp Department
Forrest at Fort Pillow, uBdOes In an hour ihe scars
work Of Grant and oDstructs, In very announcement
manner, the free navigation OF the ass'pn tonfes.
crate hoTsemen confidently IN western hcptUckr
and white flags hanging out ut Columbus.
II proper that these brilliant affairs in the Hes
should be furnished with peGdsnt in the East and
noby has IL been done by Hoke Of Plymouth There,
too has stOrming been the order " the day. ana sue
scs. has been complete al Fort Pillow hitherto
taough often led against fedworks the conieaerdte
soldiers have rarely been called upon 10 aseal peIma'
bent Notifications These two brilliant examples iGY
sts Their prowess In this trying mode "a warfare nld
eHrse that striking superiority Of eon which most sS
rely elevstes them shove the Yankee sobdier NOT an
1zAtasse IN the war be mentioned OF the hankees
esNpg driven our men from ipusDsIed positobs
1s&s ehseriDS 'ietor!ss coming IN such RAPID sus'