New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

frock coat with q star tie opauleite strap,
= smart KEPT, and trowssrs With gold strips,
and large brass spurs rode past Oh hiYh-steppins
powerful charger, followed BY An orderly. There
ieneral Bragg" sad bis aide The General turned
round. reined NJ, and was presented ~ sat IN my
state chariot, The commander Of the CoOfederated
S,aes Army st Pensacola f. about ~ years Of age OF
. spare and powerful frame; his face Is dark, aud
marked with deep lines, bis mouth large, and squarey
ret in determined jaws, and bis eyes, sgAcious, pcne-
trstlng. sd not by any means nnkindly look out at
YOU from beetle brows which straight and
srng into thick tut II black hair, which thickest
over The noee, where naturally it ususily Leave an
intervening space. HA hair u DARK and he such
regulation whiskers as were the delight Il our generals
a few years ago. HE II quick and fr,iik and
his smile 10 very pleasing and agreeable The Goners
would no< hear Of my continuing my journey 70 his
quarters in cart and his orderly brought ny al am,
bulanoe, drawn BY smart pair Of mules, In which
completed il sa,isfsctofly.
The end Of the onrney through the sandy plain was
st hand for In an inclosure Of high wa there stood
we'll sded mansion, sid trces OF live oak and sycs-
more, with sentres at the gate and horses held BY Or
desies under the pOltco Gen. Bragg received mo ut
the top Of tho steps which lead TO the verndah. and,
alter. few earnest anl complimentary words, con-
Quoted 20 his Office, where he spoke OF the contest
in which he TO play ~ uipot ant part IN terms
Of unaffected carn-etness. Why else had he left his
eststesf Aher the Mexican war he had retired from
the United States Artillery; bu, whom his STATE was
nenaoed ne obliged 10 dotend Der. lie was satis-
fed the North meant nothing but subjuga'cn. All he
wanted Was peace. Ssyery WAS sn instiiution fer
which he was not responsible; bat his properly was
guaranteed to him by law and consist, of asycs.
Why did the enemy take or slaves from Tofagss 70
work for them at Pickensi Becauso whites could
No, DO their work. II was quite impossible 60
spo .oot. "a AID ons ooaId only So,sr @ .. The der
ence made by The "stand point" from which the
question is reviewed. Gen. Bragg hnSny, before We
supped took down his plans aud showed mo tho posi'
ton Of every gun NJ h: works and all bis batteries
lie shove the greatest clearuess Vi snreserved open
noss in his communicate and was anxious to lOtut
oui that he had much greater difficulties 70 conead
with than Gcl,. Bcuurcyard had ~ Charleston. The
inside Of Piokcns Is wellknorn " him, as he W..
stationed there the very first tour OF duty which he had
ael he left West Point. l. was Lite ai night wien
returned Oh one of toe Generals horses toward the
Nsvy-Yard. The orderly who accompanied me wss
he said Missssipp planter, but he had ei, his wile
and family to tie care OF lhe'neyroes had turned up
all Lie cotton Land aud iepllted i with corn, and haa
come of to tho wars Once only wese We challenges,
ard was only required TO SLOW my pas, rs Was
getting ON board the schooner. Dtiog. leit zen.
Bragg he was good enough 10 say he wooid send dow
one " his aud borss sary Ia lbe moru'
iOg, ~ gre @e ivcl Al ths .orks