, 1865-03-14
POSTSC TT,
FROM NEW YORK.
Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.1
NEW YoHK, Monday, March l.

NEW 1oRK. Mondag, MR1c1 15+
The War tor the Union.
The EIpFtts announces that iron.clads will be
depended on along tho coast defense Of har
bors and 1t is probable that the new rebel raus
lately started from Europe will not be disposed to
show themselves. The Cattskill and Canonseuh
will remain at Charleston; Mahopac and Nam
"tucket will look out for my decentralization about
Port Royal; the Monadnock will be atationed at
Warsaw Sound, Ga+
The morning papers editorial'y think Mobile
has fallen. The 7SMes publishes extracts from
Mobile papers to show the desperate condition Of
the rebels in that city. The Mobile Crlsss mikes
frantic appeal to the women Of Alabama and
Mfeslesippi not to recognize nor receive into so-
ctal circles any man ~ho is improperly absent
from HIS command, OF GRADES battle. It thinks
1fshls is done generally 1900 eoldicrsiwould DO
added to the ranks.
The Htrdld's Wilmington correspondent says
'*There il no military news" In regard to the
capture Of Wilmington tsays: '.AIl rebel prop
erty stored here WIS either destroyed or removed.
An immense amount Of cotton was destroyed,
lots perhaps ooU or 900 bales, mostly belonging
to private part1ee- Thousands Of bales were aont
%he ram o ross Shsa
atock Of r1iiroads, burned depots and bridges ID
the vicinity as we'll all pusllc and private ma.
Oiled With cotton, ro.in, md tu1psnhne, and de-.
st!oyed several fine steau1ers.'''
The Htfdld'R North Carolina correspondent
abandoned plsntations, and he probabiiities ats
few will be worked the present year. Nearly
all perrons who worked plantations last rear were
ruined, md the business Is generally considered
New YonK, March 1a-Tbe Rsralds Baton
Rouge correspondent, March 3, rays Gen. Bailey
had gone on raid to the Interior. 1he results had
The exchange OF prisoners ut the mouth Of the
hea hlSes continued: ,r
oeh. Mchean mas renewed Gen. ullman Ii COM
3sa Wasn1s04ess. j, Monday, March 1s-ecn Emory
o. tne stn corps, aas s9sGee9ea zen. Hancock q
cla!,r,as q H. ens Miaoae MtaE E gepaitment
Tpy snd other terrt n &, that Seeion n1ne
III onsaa91nns o' ooef'oan more acnsc
ne1a IT, Erastsl n. or tn. v.ho, +,s, t., .h
Rart o. .4e he 9epe oos r. re re
represent repre- they we're Sun bustiy ENGAGED IN
WITH tae desiEa Of adofd5ng Lee another eood
burg ehall become antenab'c:,
1nrntsaed by tue Shenandoah Relief Association,
haFe arrived IN the Shenandoah Valley.
Rebel News.
gard 10 the army bill, esys:. 'it is question be-
II isa Question between 4 slight mobilization d
0U1H3lFEH4 F0UQ T&3gOnH. ffAG6
Objects. OF liz total snbyerst6n by onr enen1ies.
fof bad 10 one. viii the GoreTnmenti ia our bands
which our Independence would secure, We could
laws, With the Government taken on our hapds.
as would be the caae ffsubiueated. onr laws Won1d
be sent to q rom Boston: o.! list "a nd Cur Cur
thls, no peace is too dear no sacrifice too ereatn
The Richmond Enquirer speaking OF the reno
sq sal 9f cold from Richmond says; The sapplies
The hanka have ali The pfid and vtthn,,f snnn1iea
the city Of Richmond and State Of Virginia must
be absndoned: ne bank: arc squspdsring soId,
and al this for te atshonest and isrcputable end
VI i p ~ ct@n. ena "a tnas Pc
~, " ,S;a, ha ~ oi Sitfs ~ ~ ,a ~ ~ ano.
Would the dese f he ety and the boa
iaRE o. ne ne State @ Reyona dangsI hfea army san
oe1enu ne nnea II nie lea, oni N1taons Goda IL Is
nee hans 2 & o 1 enR
twclse menlas eappnes iot ne sfmI II n my arc
PEI e neone 70 hsvc to 91o 9oi m er n
md sigs aR ths sta!e:" ,,,., aan..... ,.a,,,
ne y aeSe, . t1 e. 1as ~ III
a pa rna1es tu1 T, rns1int1o thank,
i1E Wads Hampton for II stte5 @ to Gen Sherman,
M e. H. ,nitas uas 'n'
% 6sfly pG ~. ntas.paac pga ~ +so R;ch
onG m1g nsef M sherr9 aag 9sns
~ l1utIatee ~ FL! 81 s~uee ,H ~ ~ snst,
ton Of oecupyfne tne country; I9etongn pI.vatss
eonIces @ tealn LA rirce rnv
eompete tae f9sa 70 .ae sait1, It.. ~ ts
department. haa oeen e9psonaatea w1sn nnas tas >
Taeg o. Virginia. - amosr ne ort; " thn ~
+ II be nnef te Of Msut
'ep: g.; Eeho!s: ;.. 1... ,,,,o ~ r,o-,,,a X3o
Rsiol1rcsment9 naye eome 70 Amo1F41 n1 r9,ist asa
e 9orr II psay I'd two q cs7ary
+,san tonK, Marcn lS-an1.aer t AZ ii
Wade Hsmnton, m the n instant at a nofrt NOT
named, is reported in The Richmond papers- The
rebel Colonel Aiken wns klle3. and hampton's
Ad5utant General VIZ. wounded, but these are all
The Richmond ISaMtnxr is informed by rebel
oihcef rom sonth Carolina that sheEm has
eomplen!y deyastated the portion Of that State