, 1865-03-06

ot,ezen amnesty and pardon 10 Al men improper
" a6eent from their commands who may 3o'n MS
brigade.
tn The trans-A Mississippi department. Tho r(vers
arc higher now III IN they have been for m.ny
ye r, h1t no apprehension Is felt OF 4 laoo iaeas
Bloekado rnnning between Galveston and the
Wei Indies II carried on vert successfully, Pat
hsps rival1ng IN this respect the ports Of VIII
"HEean r. @d tipg ou
to be intended for Galveston aud not Noble. The
amy Of y W,h 15e e!ots
ine. @ IN md aapi munitions Of war-al1 that 1s r.,
quired to satisfy them completslF.:.;;.
1yurees % he plae.ne M M ,tu negroesin tho army
Tiih universal appreciation IN tho A0o'sian' Leg
Texas ba. passed q law taxing dlstl1lers Of in.
to1tcatlnE drinks {i,Q0o, and dealers u them,
Wholesale and retail. $'50 per annnm IN the shapa
Of license, md per cent On thelr amonat ol
Houston papcrs say The augar crop IN Texas viii
not lie As large rs was expected lnstesd ot ahGQ.
sands Of hogsheads, there Will DO hundreds. We
Tho eonefpoRdent Of ths Montgomery Appeal,
try beyond is filed with jayhawkers and robbers,
eo1nposed principally Of deserters, whose deeds
Tl!as the ianous daredsFil Dick Inrptn;- a; such
asmoti completely broken up n some portions OF
te country. Co1p pled with this, there gre large
| number Of soldiers returning TO their homes on
sGof os q hs noIssn sonnes M6o to
take Confederate money for corn and other neces-
e2fies Of life for their families. Unless some
msy look f5f desperate stats 81 afair. here DIR
Ing the present month"
4 Tupelo latter furnishes the following Items:
"Gen. Forrest told lady here feK days ago. that
he woul5 be LEFT alone to bold the bag in this aec'
don, and It won1d be pretty big bag
"coi. Pstterson, conms1taing brigade n Nod
JIG up stills IN Alsbams, along fhe Alsslsslp7t
1me. Many farmers in Northeastern Mississippi
carry thetr gran across the Inc 10 ee distllled
manufacture while poor soldiers fantltes are snf-
ferfng for bEead and the necessaeies Of Hfe:
.Whil9 Gen. Gholson was fighting Yaukce
raid at Egypt and lost an arm, and WAS driving it
back, Major General WAS beasly drunk ut the
yeiy time he should have been furnishing ammu-
hnng3sa sad to Gen. Gho5on Thse
milton was exhausted. Whisky Is a worae enemy
to us than Yankees.
rolling the Mississippi River at Grand Gull, fcw
otheE craft. she sprung leak and was run on .
n qgest or material to repair damages. Major
Vanpalset, with four men, had been closely:
watching the enemy, md as soon Is they got of,
with as much pick plumber on board, such Is col.
lse 9he elsnhs hast S. they could
tom, Just as TITS feat vas performed another ga6
boat hoya IN sight and commenced sh6lttng furi-
onsiJ. but the confede1ntcs yeEy wisely left the
The Columbus Enquirer hss information which
leafs to the belief that the Yankees are moving
b The way Of West Florida. to cooperate il
1honas, threatened adTance from the North,
:, large number Of Yankee toops nt. eoncentra-
laden WITH Yankee truops haro passed down the
Misstsippi raycr for the last TWO or three weeks.
going to The. Florida coast to undertake. moTe.
nasnts s,id to be making from Pensacola
published By The United Stste., that Gen. Single
ton apa Judge Mnghes hsa obtained pa:.p9tts
ohses = o is eon
vince the rebels ofthe hopees:nrss Of further re-
s.x distance They yhs srvd a.hst # Vqna ,ho on Mon
lis delayed tha,r arrival il Richmond. Theso
vtats q NostheIn gentry are always covered WITH
impossible to learn anything positive about them,
and generally left to conjecture "a to their
s5sstu IL aabss as. s s :,
tle: t s sad ,hat ihe object e theso gcnuenens
III
nothing more nor less than to make arrangements
for buying cotton and tobacco for their govern
ment and selling 10 cur government beef. bacon,
&c. It Is queessatory. and we give 1t Us We
Tho Eraminer depounees Gov. Browns tae,~
cage fnrious1y, asd says its whole tenor and effect
he Governor of Goorela 70 destroy the civil and
Up he authony of conisdefats dovssnmtnt. It
Coniederacy-tob break up the Confederate govern
ment and its army; to retire each Suite within It.
meaning may be d.ubcd over with :pIofs.stous ot
loyalty, but responded to fsvorab1y By the legis-
laturc of Georgia It will rcsalt "a reunion.
help thinking our hienis, he enemy are iittls
premature IN assuming the South to be at their |
fest @ There @ s1s son!hssn armies Of nsgnltade
more ,mpregnAh1e ar this hour than it has been at
any period Of the war. The thirty days which |
seems to b allowed - onr utmost possible Lease
days which the aanguine temper ol the Yankees !
accorded to u at the beginning Of tbs war. Tho
any means, 50 near the Hmita Of providing milf
tary supp]ieator the continuance Of the war as
the North ia to limits to financial resources. Al
succesa will ever compensate, and which viii |
mike that countrys enterprise OF snbtugation. I
however it may terminate; the last day OF its e1-
WAsH1xe7oH, Saturday, Mkteh 4.-The civil |
bill ~ originally reported, eonhtned large appro
pE1auons for COST surveys, lighthouse, eatabllsh
3neuts, other objects OF miscellaneous char
acter. The Houze added new feature a1d the |
Senate weighed It down with heavy sppropria.
tions, including At least four millions for reim-
bursting Missouri for expenses Of the mllItl., and
to repsy Pcnnsylvania IN calling out her militia
When tho disagrectng sotc9 OF: the two houses |
were sent to the conference committee the man-
aeers compromised all their differences excepting
tho AH1endmeot concerning the trial Of civil pris-
gners By court martial. which it was proposed to
be acted on separately.
Many members Of The House lnvored 1o.ins tho |
bill 10 .utrcndcrfng this clause, and 80 By delay
defeat It All Other general appropriation bills |
wera n4atct.