New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
be succeeds one ration Of corn ard bacon will DO
saved to the Confederacy.

be succeeds. one ration Of corn and bacon will be
saved to the Confedefacy.
REFUGEES AND PRISONERS.
Monday last says The abingdon Irgin,an OF
the 18th inst, a cavacade Of 70 or 30 kentucAaD
with 10 or2 prisoners, arrived at that psce through
Pound Gap. As the refugees were coming through
the mountain counties of Kentucky, they were AT
tackled by a company Of Lincoln Guards. They,
however, turned the tables upon them, killed the
leader Of the Guards, took some some IL prisoners,
and sent the balance scampering through the woods
The following ia The ARpeaFs version OF the
White River affair:
eve have intelligence of perfectly trustworthy
nature, that some days since, while COL Fitch was
on bis way up White River with two regiments for
the relief Of Curtis, preceded by two gunbcats, be
was brought to halt by Confederate battery at
ST. Charles. One shot from the battery displaced
The steanppe OF the trst gunboat. and another en-
tered the magazine, causing an explosion, which
shvered the bost to atoms killing and wounding
all but twelve out OF one hundred and seventy-hv
men On board.
"a signal ilag from one of the boats was mistaken
by the troops manning the battery, for q Nag OF
truce. force was in consequence successfully
landed from the transports, who took the battery in
the rear, capturing IT, together with some 80 prison.
ers. The battery consisted Of some eight guns,
manned by 10 or 80 men. We hope soon to be able
to announce that Gems. Hindman and Roane have
given Col. Fitch such drubbing as they recently
administered 10 Curtis"
SOUTHERN OPINION OF BEAUREGARD.
TIE LouisrWe Erpress of Monday contained a
Memphis letter that gives an inside view OF Secessis.
The correspondent had conversation with Capt.
Mari Of the l0h Tennessee Regiment, captured ut
Fort Donelson. The Captain made lie escape after
the battle, and has been taken prisoner again ard il
now on parole in Memphis. Mari was at Shiloh, and
the correspondent of The Ezpyess says:
lie says all chance fer victory tsi Shiloh) died with A.
5. Johnston All thu plans CHANGED and he the
General they had assumed the command pieuur he
Besuegaid though lie did no. He thinks Gen.
Price the best they and that 10 do with
men, aud effect with less than any General
In the Confedssy Besursgsrd Il Jealous Of bin and o.
serious charges Tie says weak If mind vain
Gnd trins enyious Of others and generally stale fiat aud
uuproGehe 10 the Conederacy 10 partcal. The conscp
on act s Beaure garos and Capt Mar thinks was
the death blow to tho Confed.rscy"
The orderly Of Gen. Price captured near Mem
phis, and the correspondent of The Express had an
Interview with him, and Gays of him
"e has boon Constant attendant Gen. Phce ard has
h is able for thinking him superior 10 OF the Con
federae generals He that fncc oppossd he a.sckins
Of Gen Curts Pes Ridge but Van Dorm decided 20 do 80
After the battle Van Dorm inquired frces opinion Of the bat
Why 30 = asked Van Dorm. We could not po,soy have
been whipped than we have been here
The orderly the evacuation OF conth bryan sbort
the l5ih OF April immediately after the hight At Shiloh Church
and days after the arrival Of Price, army. PIc- wa.
the Bssu-sard went 10 Richmond the lat OF
June having been telsraphed immediately alter the wound
ing Of Joe Johnston BesurrgTd the mex; In command
to Johnston dies third In rank ia the Con
f-derscy lie says Mrs. 10 tho best OF the two. lie
Price remarked 10 his hearing that Ear a. the
con.cripton concerned him he would zee i ID and IL
trainers too. before lie would hxht for it lie fought lie
said for State rights and not fO any such ID dspo;i'm
dictated that sct'"