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Southern news.
A gentlemen of Richmond recently re- from the South imports that the gi steam ram Louisiana, left New Orleans Sunday week for a cruise towards Another more powerful boat be ready to accompany her in the work.
In the recent battle near Corinth our forces captured 4,100 prisoners, the larger portion of were seen by our informant.
The Abolition General Prentice, while un people and on his way South, was arrested Mr. Jackson, Mississippi, by order of Governor disorderly conduct, drunkenness, and the use of language unbecoming a gentleman.
At a Enterprise, while a Yankees regiment was on its way South, the train having stopped, accidentally left two Yankees behind who were discovered, on going back, hardly running in the direction of the train.
When they got aboard, they said they had no idea of being left behind, especially in Mississippi.
Most of the prisoners seemed glad that they had been captured.