New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21
SOUTHERN REPORTS FROM BEAURE-
GA1DS ARMY.

The Mobie Register Of The oh ins' Gays:
oar tr,ors u.ercl,d out ON Co.in,h on Thursday
night, and the last Of them bad cross,d Inscumoia
rIter when the head OF the Union column lGen.
Iop.s III. ion cau. DO eight OlT rear guard iDund
40 trouble IN ~ ulrug the eLemy, and holding The
bridge. subsequently,, second attempt was made
10 cross aud tie enemy Was n lowed u wade The
ryer aud -oiDe Of hem 90 get on tue b.idge, when
one or two batter ea, which had been eOncoaie 4,
orened upon them ADD drove them back win con-id-
tIsbe hes. The Unionirts occupied Corinth at III
o'clock riday morning.
4 deiachnIent war sout out 10 burn the bndger on
The Mobile anu Ohio road north of Cofin'h, uoi on
tle Memphis aud Charleston road toward memphis.
Their orders .ere TO set fire 70 ihem AT O'Clock
Ifcay fnoruing tv which time II waH expected that
ali the tr.ins goiD IT, the direction Of Grand June
ton would Ja.s Unfortunately some OF the t'aips,
Laden with comuissaTy stores were delayed and did
10. reaca the bridSe the iiachle uuui ater 1t
lad been fred. No alternative was left but to
destroy the and their contents, roughly valued
"a. q OOJ,OJ.
Inc army I.now oncamped al Bonneville, Bald
wyn and ,iuntOwp from twruty 20 thirty live miles
below Corintn OF The Mobile aui Ohl) road. The
,cpply of water though better than IT was az Cor
ilth is ftill limited. IL 10 believed, however, tnat
the health OF tie army cannot iail to De teuehtec
nv the change especial, 4 the people ia the c.ty
aud along the railroad win continue To iufrisb the
troops with all the veg stables and hesh meats they
From The Motge Tyi,spsc Of The STA.
We have certain information that the army o'
Deauregarl is 10 the hes sliu,s, aud that The Gem
erals bate 10 jot Of confidence in heir ability TO
beat the enemy Just IA ns be exhibits any stom-
seh ior fight. There good many sick, gener-
aly not seronsly but only In 80 far hat they are
no fit for long rnar, hes at a double quick Even
these meD will be ready to rrJoin their commands
M coon as they hear the artillery roar which denotes
battle.
lie army will 10 doubt fall back as far as il Is
necessary 10 Gnd more healthy region than Cornth
and better winter than can be fond there
The sInItary condition OF llslle k's army Ia GER
tsipiy not better than that oi our. III we are
lagaed "a this respect tie probability is that they
are in an equal IT not greater degree. They are
foreign 20 our sOil---come from semi-hypofbogean
regions-hif Of tltul, perhaps, nes Corners TO
America-apd are not Dc for endurance 10 the strange
latitude which they have stolen into.
From The Mobile 1,ibars. GA.
Tho passengers that arrived yesterday Sunday
morning from Baldwin, report tlat our army wac
falling back from then present position to 1Upelo-
4aI mics this tide Oi Countb-on account ci the
,earcifg of water at Bt dwiu aud ylcoity. Ihey
attn that there ure over one hundred good wells
duu ~ Tu,elO which furnish all rb Andant sup.ly oi
of .cel,eIt water, ana that Others are row being
dug. There ere alro "A number OF bake-ovens buiit
the re for the IRE Of lbe army, al many olhsf con
es conducive Tue comfort aud health OF the
army that could rot be arranged got ~ any dher
ultce. iIalleck's army a. raid TO he following up
our forces, aud diminishing orclrs daily, win
varied results. The irsin brought down several
more Of The prisoners that were taken III some Oh
these sk,fmiehes.