New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
Rebel piaus Cor the suU,nscr-HOw she!
Gan be Erusfsaisd--CuEips of Instruc-
finn, <ersesary sseCOyysE--E siP Fourth.


s,y,ure, d-se ns 10 DO The rule with the military
au hori let here. But il does not work well. The
ruth comes GU, in the end AMI reacts 10 the detFi-
mert OF hose that attempt 10 sihe IT. j an sali'ned
that Gen. Halleck would give q rood deal to be &c
lieyed of the conviction hat Beauregard had tle
70, II Of the Argument in regard TO tue "@oooo pr'S
O, ers and 5OUO smll-arms" question: and that the
Northern pubic Will be very apt TO think 30, III VIZ"
Of tie inpossibty back up by facts the avermenls
IN the rrnndll,qucnt manifesto pa'med OH upon II
sfirribe evacuation. Again, what sense can thefe
he in and what good can come from trying to keep
unfavorabe 'idiugs from the army, by turpresslDg
it to-day ut headquarters, sghen il ID sure TO reach
here through other channels, and mostly 10 an az
,rtv.,ed form, tomorrow Not word was al
loved TO be WI i-per-d by any "ificial about The
Rebel loray. between Myuphis AMI Grand Junction,
Nu!.ing in the desructiOn of a locomotive and
several cars aud the capture Of nnmber Of promi-
nent officers and private. Yet to-day The Norlhern
ater, come ere with iuli account OF The calamity
ielrrr,pbed rom Memphis 10 The Associated Pre,s.
10 pl. hot very slro CIV tempted - l"ier iI"iu
ere ia H. euduayors 70 conceal iactr, that there "a
some wong 20 te covered up-some tegnSehce 10 w
helIed.
The nctiyitv Of tie Rebel cavalry, both on the
U.u,l ia and Cnaries,On, aud H. trout OF our out
rot, on the MDblle aud Ohlu kaliroad, FURNISHES
ieut evidence # q g intention OF the enemy 10,
10 allow ny the uDdi'iur, ed eigoymcn, OF rairoh
.,cIni, : duti,C lbe Snn mer. tue example OF Nor
0.u rs nuiIfesIly tangbt them VIVA can lie ne
.,iutlisned 10 wOrrylbg 10y huie sbterprse anj
daring AZ d they are a. arrntiy bent UPON inprov-
ipy the ,s-on ~ stated III my las. they can har-
r,s, US u liLileiy vi IA tie 81, III extension OF onf
liner, To gn I'D railroad hne over three hundred
les long ltre cI ta.oe letWteh Memplns hhd
Cha,l, ,, by Railrya0I would require tie whole ~
Gen. Hallecks Amy, if protection on the
fmn ~ iolce la,t year hear Washln- toh-
The only eifeoiIve one-is to be gwen,
AMI even tu.m the familiarity Of tie
Rebel marauder- with every COW -,a'h OF HE coun-
try would roLu.r absolute prevention OF trouble
diiicalt A .ul le individual might 90 treat ni'-
lei by tie IeDDYl Of rw lret ui r"i, OF the 'l'-
Placement vi few TI-s. The only real efficient
node OF protection lee ~ not keepli ihse p"'-
ton OF rb- guarding 10 &c north o1 tic road, ~ Las
ere oo . been 10 CASE out iu advancing our Whole
line far elOuyh ~ the Outh vi II 20 JaG KeUri hc-
Co.'S it, A. long ili- ~ almost Tree, sntii DE-
u rhmru,s scateIsu along ihe road canuVt hhd VIII
oct inevent depiadaiOry Rebel dashes; but II thv
Greet bDdIes UI Our army ARE interpreted between
ne road aud the eueuys IrOni, iOTays would be lar
noe dan.e aud lcts pr~c icabe.
/. UNDERSTOOD that reeuiar courees o instruction
" III be nauguca,ed III tile ulerent dlvlsVus 40 soon
a. they VII have several, established Themselves
in Suu.lne, oautOn1 en,s. 40 There are dUzeus Of
rA,-, ems III Gen. Hal CHS arIiJ-espccleily IN the
army ol the lrDnessre-tual are lever Ia
ior the field from ii,ii -i7ney III driii, not
~ sneak Ui dIscIp I've aud IS eNei tie bet
- ,ne, Di,ve lotJ g0oU deal ~ both res, ecls
daring tie SWIYG ctmp.Nn, the nrc's'i'y OF r--
zen rrpcilJ i. grrat. II the "a inner months
% VA inn 80 Ell, ,,c. baiicck will nave be.ter
army in The FIJI tDul Ire bad III the Spring
But j, - no. Only Il polnj oi ann aCd discipline
thai he erLy needs mp nv meu'. III DOR generals
q ere not blue Tie experience Oi the last months
-. \ Il f-Fa "a
q i.e gOo,i portion Oi . od-OrnO' hlng ONCE r
bp. been gOJ nI oil slgua'iUn o. dismissal, but
Lundie.s couli YET he ~ ucl wl.h benefit 10 Tie
s-rvI.e 4 aih reiOru~ IA tns Quariernat er ani
Cuu,ii sary u, ,irmenis are lnp,r lively required.
Bu beio.e l. tue old plan Oi d-aiiug out ra,'Ons 70
be cooked Wy tue soldiers themselves. should be
oroiled 81 tie cur csl possible mo Ben', ana req.
u,.,.ll or cofn,rany kit hers, utter TIE European
moiel, introduced. SOti ~ can hardly be got -
cook during march, a'd even III camp lhey VIII
uer 10 with iuJ eatlns omce or twice day,
ttsn unaergo HE dfudeey OF preparing meals
re uary. Altbougu our army Is more libcr-
"A ly eupp.i.d wiih provisions Than any EurUp, an,
IL Is YET In real ~ the wOrol- ri ia the world. 1ue
rel neris cOhpjsod OF IOrelgp-JIrn YV1ui. re have
c,re ly coOki Y by oonpane-, and t,,eir salitary
CONDITION furnishes II, king contract 10 that Of
such rs are com oed Of iDrXi ciicn ed natives. To
enj,D but one inrian,e ia ilu tra ION 81 ,hs: the
9lb ONO hur bcDu ~ the service nearly fifteen
months; ha- teeD tne s-v rcst possible serVlcc lst
Skinner suu oil Ia Nfsi"fD Nlfgllld, II u lar
" inter in South. Eastern lie lucky, al Il yet !, has
nov IN eii.ciiye sttertth II over eight hundred
u.en siier losing lea ~ Oe hlud ed m battle. But
ri gle case Oi dr.lh III camp has far occurred.
TIE ic.rs all asc,De Il ryma kaUle exemption OF
tier re- inient from direase entirely 10 The excecu,
cooking police en- orced III IL. Let this example be
uiii. "a, aud our army will hoi be again reduced
oneL.ll in Numerical oil, Il IN by di-eate.
TIE anniversary of BH iJuai Independence bae
raced of very uuirily. n military oi-pliy OF my
kiuu w4s made , town, bryODd the iiIiug of a
Iionsl salute at noon. Peiac.s however, took place
in the different DIVISIONS csppeI "itDlu asl orr dia
larce from own. III. sol'iels amused thems lyes
i liyidu.ly as be iney could. Inc general 1Ieiy
about matter. G.i L. lcDuO ID evidently prevented
more rdor ~ the ,e ion OF Il national jubilee.
1h- .aie OF hluor Ii town was sIrc'iy prehiti'ei
dun the DIV, upon PENALTY VI hne Of $50 BY the
Irovos -nasnal.
Eight Rebel officers that bad Left the Confederate
ranks al.d lone bomc IN Gis ust, we're brought la
yes -rddy 10 lie pa Old. lhey all residents u
Escn0 inso CVlii!.
OF ~ lIisunerr, I'll bat five native SOutherners
CONN cG IN an old church IN this town ~ axe ready
10 ,ske the oath Of abr lance.
GEN. MCCALL.
Elrly in the gn-cneIt al the Both nit, a. NAL
pu,iu- me aitcrl o. In h,I Lr.n aciSciy engage +
LUt tO~aIG evening le was mis- ed by tie ns ubeIe
oil bis stsi. AtOul oci1ck, Mayor Store, who was