, 1865-03-04

IL composed Of the Sd, 9Th, 9th and .s7th Tcza
| Repairs bare been made On the Mississippi Cen
Jackson to Grenada, oxford and scnatob.a.
~ Ths b., ,dPpeai ssys gold sold in Montgomery on
tary prifone in Gcoreia. Alabama and Mississippi
The Asststtpptaa, Of the sfh. & comments o npon
h %dse 2e and
hclped .hcir cxchequcr, to the salue Of one sol.
ditr's life. II they should come again. they viii!
thcir I re route but little better than Sahara There is
nothing inrit1nE to Yankee enpidtty n or about
Jackson and f3sS,f1S 3:, npon 1he natTEe q The
our enc. j. tic most vslaable Institution in jazz
son and It cap he had dirt cheap, though 1t is not
"a special dispatch to the Columbia Eaoutrtr
dated Mar1anna. Fla Feb. 1lth inform. that tour-
nal That Capt Dickinson had captured eightJ-fiTe
pt1soners, Including one colonel and three cap
lost in killed dye, Including their adjutant, and
1our 1 wounded. including their colonel. Not ono
eaamR'a a Hsy,ns mas &C. Seen authorized to
t taise brigade 9! mounted men IN North Ala
hama, will make hs headquarters alternately at
zen di!l to proclaim an anlncety and p4rfon to
Al! men improperly absent from their commands,
who may Jo,n hi. brigade. In c military point Of
view eys55thtne is quiet The trans r.
e1o0. The rivers arc higher now than they have
bern for years, but no apprehen.iou Is felt Of i
iand Invasion by the enemy.
Blockade rrnnlnc between Galveston and tha
west 1ncies fs carried on very successfully, per-
haps rlEaltng. IN this respect the potts Of VIII
n'nGton and sn% 9qs number o
the pasa fortnight The Government stores ID
Ts1as and 1t Shreveport are full Of clothing and
Sner resn: q Ths etPedtqo9 ahnE OF IT
yeston and not Mobile: The army of the Trans-
Mississippi Is in excellent spirits aud condition.
Ihs 11 troops are Tel supplied with clothing, food
''fhe mea:age Of Governor Allen, Of Louistana.
argues the placing Of 800 900 negroes in the army,
u T5s
a correspondent Of the Montgomery Appeal,
writing from Grensds, Miss, says: Affairs on
being flled viii bands ofjayhawkers and 1obbes;,
principally deserters, whose deeds riyal The
lannon's days Of Dick Tu1pfn, and such a reign Of
terror has been inaueurated that trayel Is almost
completely broken up IN some portions Of The
country. Coupled with these are large numbers
Of soldiers returning 10 their homes On fdrlonch,
northern counties, who hare refused 10 take Con-
federate money for corn and other nccessariea OF
1fe, from their families; and unless something Is
tpeedily done by those II authority, ws msy look
month";
+ :.sm Worth Missiestppl Tupelo letter fur
n1thes the following: ''Gen Forrest told lady
hS be5s fsT days seo 'hst be woud be len alone to
bsaS in dv,on has bsso e..
SsEed ID breaking up dlstIlieresi in Alabama, along
Miss1sstpp carry their gram across the line to Be
distilled Into whisky, thus evading the Law pro-
h,n,1ins Is Many poor soldiers
As eu illustration OF the utter decentralization
earsed By the rebellion, reliable gcntlemsu
.a.es taai f.eesny :. he stopped At female board
pal Of which he was vell acquainted. II The
evening '~o men came in, and were we'll received
oY both teachers and pupils, but our informant
tone who, a little while before, went al nicht to
the house Of venerable couple over sixty years
Of age End demanded their money. The man
x~ o'*d e e tel aennss Ehs5s i fRa 6 Ass sns
Otherwise 50 seriously injured Elm that he soon @
afier s d1ed fut he was obstinate and wonld not
he old wom,n sed her clothes ''' over her bead,
and applied Goals Of re her peEeon until she told
where the money was. and they secured i This
School, bnt either through iear Or ~ sympathy, t6e
they made their friendly call. =.
nsa S1s & Giso E. as sssa appssa ssss
9kfeh eo3prises that psft of lie Esiiey q % ss-
I'D Il res ou 1 ef a. ssfeap5 5ss ,e
and extending eouthwardly to include so much Of
he stater of Alabama, Georgia, North caroli9s,
AlA ~ Ii OF eQdll Dc Occupied LGE N3-
uonal forces operating from the North.
Gen. Alex. AcCook goes to Helena to relieve
Gen. Bufnrd.
NEW ORLEANS, February aa.-1t is reported that
Gen; Canby Will ]earc for Mobile to-day. lie ,s
master Of the situation, and good reports may be
eoon expected from him. The deet there under
Commodore Palmer Is hard at work. Yesterday
was observed q a holiday, several Thousand col
ored school children, uumber Of public Junction.
nriee, including Gov. Hahn. participating in the
ceremonies. Cotton -Fa,r demand, ranging at 60
G11Gc- Gold S00G2o4. Sailing vefscls are taking
-four for New Bork and Boston At 5oGIG0c.
CAIRO, Friday, March S.-The steamer Allan
dc. on her way up from New Orleans, met t1o
Confederate steamers. Mamie Simns and Donb~
loon, at the month Of Red River. loaded with
Federal prisoners for exchange. The rebel craft
were dFinE the new Tag Of the Confederacv. Scy-
efal other bosts arc expected down, loaded with
priRoners. from Shreveport. among them The
steamer Beanregara and steamer Magenta. Two
other boats were turned back from the mouth OF
Red River with our released prisoners, and cent
to New Orleans.
The weather here continues rainy and dismsl.
The river IL still riaing, and Is already over eone
Of the low banks between this point and Mound
City; The piece Of ground set apart for the Navy
Yard. at the latter place, IL under water Some
Of the chops are abandoned and small boats are
used to get about. No water has found its way
into Cairo Is yet, except from the clouds. The
riee e al the rate Of about inch honf, but 1t
is believed 1t Is at or near 1t maximum, as the
Ohio lie fall[ug above.