New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23
vrorr GEN. r1s7nEC8's AryMy.
Arrival cf tcn. e;vrU'-s9cTc'orIacrf' Of
me T1ichcsi Importance EnpcratHE-
THE ,.rcGN-A Summer Cawpni8n
misunderstanding Coss'idOr"tioHs--
e. Cgs4 OF Esa,sr-Ccca. TZischei.

rprcsEbfr--.saEifary lriiCrwticiis--
T,o Ca,e OF Esai Sr-Cca. 7Zi.ehei.
yran Our sp,cal Correspondent.
CoruyrH, Mics, July u, l'.''
Corinih il lsboiing under another senianoh
Araier Distinguished, mysterious tongue moving
arrival has taken place. Gen. "rt H's' un'
ext.c.edly emerged out Of !aet nigh's 'iflh IRON
Coln,,Ln.. Like Gov. Sprague he repaired lnlmed
s,.l, 10 Gen. II leck's headquarters win whom ne
bad fl co, sulrton proraceo uu'h late III tne h'g''
TIL. roraine the two Generals met agan Ut IN
Ell, hour. and were privately engaged all the
morring.
Itcnbe imagined that The minds and tongues Of
,l- entire community have been busy n srecuatng
sbou, and discussing this second sensational visit N
tie course ofa week. 4 multitude OF more or lees
Ekeiy cou.ircc,ons have agan been set afoat as TO
ia nean = but Of course, nothing positive asecr-
u.;ied urou the sui ject. l kr0w, however, that
cen. Gr,nt VIII make prolonged eiay and I'm eat
isied thot will not run the risk OF being found
fl,e prophet by stating thst he viii assume Chief
r0uinaud ere, and that Gen. Hsiieck and sian are
STOUT dcpaung-whitier / am not prepared 70
tlv. There is a strong belief, tat The Com
uande,-iu Chief Of the Wes,era Department will
from next week be officially engaged III
otLer latiiu1ef-eome think Secretary OF
War and other. ae commander OF powerful corps t.
le Ina,c up from the BEST troops oi TIE tailous
West 10 armies fOr the re-eIiOrCement OF General
A-Cl, !'an. AZ stated, these tWo points II present
op'y Z divided belief Of the public. Knew augu
OF i rceiJiNe character 10 The cOTrecT ess OF the
batter s.ruiee would OF course not feel al liberty
~ make Irematue revelations taaJ might possibly
be ATTENDED, Wif serious consequences. Before the
en- OF IN, present week Get 20 the mist now
enve,Opiug tie future movements OF Gen. HGlleck
eo..isG away. Whatever may be his Ultimate destl-
nalou, it ai, ears ,etan that Gov. Spragues uiis-
sion brought II about.
Or G,n. Grants staff only Col. lagow ard MAJ.
r vii - accompanied him TO this place. lhe L.
u .l.,ccr wl stay in Memphis for The present.
Al. accounts fom Central Mississippi agree that
every rortiou of the Rebel torres III that qur,er has
hJ.i been ia motion. Retro IaCe NOV em,uts are re-
,oi,ed e. ave taken lace Creaoh OF the three nesoe
enemy held SINCE the evacuation Of COrnth and the
tall Memphis, VIZ the Miss ss'ppi and tennessee,
hi.s.rip,i Central and Mobile aud Ohio Railroads.
rom al ihie, bi- forces have been converting upon
d. nee OF tho Southern Mississippi Railroad, AID
aye low s;s4ioIed II three C0uics, respectively, ut
VcAsbur., Jas kson, and Meridian. L seems hardly
probable a. come Of the military here contend,
ibas THE geperl falling back meaos in reality
only a CUuto .traIOn Tor aggressive puri c.e-.
IL wvald be passing strange Ii the enemy
sOUd n,ke long, ve4TisOme marches II these
30 DAYS 70 reach q tine bare Of oerationS. fUrni
..ci lat Of lis army easy communication Nith all
1taers, only 20 abandon II ana march again great
Distance hunt w tie e0versaTy instead II qicly
.Wa.tiu.. bis approach. II appears more lkeiy thar
he ,xuccte tho employment q q strong Union land
fore Co0 erate VITA the two heels III tie Ieouc
lou q cksOuIg, and b. concentration On single
li,c eiMpl} provides against Hank movement aId
i Gel nstn.,iou IL his iiou be VIII naturally look
or simul lueouely with'ie combined attack b. land
suo water Oh NcksJurc.
Whatever the tue meaning OF Tie tate movements
II The enemy may be- Ceen i certain thai The W eft
:rD army instead OF Summer re-t will have . sum
Der campaign. The CONT gencles 10 tie poielDls
D. urfcnce Of which | referred in this correspond
ace ~ esks ago, lLe OILY occasion Tor lie inter-
:i,ptiou OF tle summer repose 81 Gen. halieck ar
eo, have tes place. had the siege % Richmond
minated successfully, active opeaiIcns would
Ja.e probably coaeed everywhere uuu! the return
)i cooler weather Bat revere, Instead q d In
,rnub. having befallen the Union arms the PENN
la the ,a-h d arms viii nOi die away, bat 10 le
sumtG wi b greater force wb,n,yer lulou con-
,rnts Il ksOe. army. The loyal armies form a.
s,eny ihtelal parts o. body the activity Of one
u waich CONDITIONS and implies thai OF all others
l. cannot DO supposed tor A moment tbat, while
s,ruggc f.. lie or death IS Tiep&ing III the Last
3etweea The Army o. tde Potomac and IeTbape
~O-ihirGs Vi all tie forces the Nehe have IA lSo
icd the hundreds oil housanGs OF effective troops IL
be Nest should continue passive loEtrs-0l. IL
.ouid he lie "A wfoslie, u which one oil tie engaged
psTiiea I'd Of Only QUE while the Other iad
4 OF al hubs No, the procure upon MCIle idu o.
j.1es River was TO DC counterc,ed By striking az
cone vital Rebel Iolns Ia the Nest! Hence, AN
;,DGoeIt, that ugg eseiVe Union action II the
Cotton States will be re-'nau-nrated citLer az the
zane ii1e with, or previous TO- the second attempt
TO ,.le the Rebel ca Ital. 10 device plans for
,rnr cnapaign have no doubt, is part 0. the object
Of General GIANTS wat.
Tie exe-r,ence of the la,t six weeks Of compare
live iGisuess Of he greater part OF Gen. H!lecA
srm, has demonstrated that quiet camr-liie, while
would jOlnfh opportunity Tor mendlng the deAci-
eucies o. tie army 10 drill and discipline, woud
eNrutnailS contribute but little II anything 10 Ts
piiysicssi improvement. III the early part 81 June,
fuTt ri as sn loci ~
better owing IL 10 now held Dy medical authorities,
q, the Remuneration FRI N tie elect OF tie extreme IN
c,cto.srv II the weather ia the hrst days and the
exlansts trench tDcrs N The last da!s oil the siege
Bui DUNG ne la. few wc.ks, The pTogicss Of ibo
DO; .easOu and el!ndical Influences generally nave
ee ~ sNcil-O the sCk-ilfis considerable eAtehl,
sud Inc 0ii1iom is new prevalent ihat the ear meal
axiom ~. activity aiiCcjs the health OF The army
l.ss Than merton. hOiIs good even in tins htltude
Wiz tbe uniformly Good nil hts, nOD q, aud even
i.,gt aud j9d,cOus man; cement OF marches, cam
pdei he GOuotlcss!y udoc even win less 1etil-
.enL 10 'he bcalth Of .he uOops curing The SKINNER
d. IL jufnl tae Last Efiny Winter.
Iaoi fes,uaaed hat lie 10y al public VIII do ven
mol b. led ItO hasy JndgmeD' III the case OF MAJ
Gon Ai'chei By the enGntiauous OF aushoflllss oi
sacn doubtful loyalty o. ihe L0U"c.ae J"f5H0i.
Information .on. tfu-tw Orihy parties, perfectly con-
,e-saln WIZ We Meris o. lis clse, WARRANTS nc ~
q. iag Ia. the hitler, uuneasur,d language "a tbet
cICan - conditional bnOnlsin Il eHtNcly uhcaileo
TO-. called Opon Tor sieCihcatonh ~ Gs sweeping
Charge. thG Laiu ground OF its howl would %
lcm,i 20 be Gen. N.tclefe liberal treatment 0I the
contra. ana Question. The, tOgeth,r Win over
.s1ihine oi bis troops iu liz unDOundcd zeal aome
iL.prgdut movements, uuceabie 10 ils restefs en-
trgy, is failure 10 punish the dcpTtdatOpb OF por-
,tns ci la command, due probably 20 tue lnpo.si-
Vliy g: .ieYcl iGn, ~ c"use Uonce o. HE 90 eihg
OF ns uoOls aloug tie hue Of the Aenpiis anu
Cha'eson RAILROAD, ani tire smail1esa OF his force
teettl. snug The constant wee q ever available