New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-26

sect TO police discipline and the goe" OF the troops In
When r.ee'sry be will conduct the recsti"n
In tactics He will also exercise scrutiny over the nanei
n which the dence and conducted and
enosred Should be ind anJ commits officer ineope
speia report OF tue order that examination ma, be
inside into tuess OF sad officer with view 10 his reno
val IL viii also he the duty 81 .nspector-GeDess 20 select
AID Law out the ets Of their -peese BTigsdes
The Brs4d, Commanders viii be required TO eneap with
By order Of Msjor.0eu. Earl Van Dom
DABNEY IL MAURY, A. A. @.
The editor writes in condo mnation Of the profanity
of the army and urges that at such q solemn time,
they ought TO seek to propitiate the Deity. de
says:
The Confederate are God's closer people. God
of the revolution God evidently with causeles'
panic Manassas made enemies whose force was double
bsca and fee IN wild disorder This great victory sis
vain We bossed wcre The greatest lighting people IN the
world. and that It trouble TO whip the Yankees
Doubtless the shty just stepped aside to lie, how
grs, without Him Since then, how many battle.
Henry, Donelson Island NO. TO- Nashville aud New Orleans
have fallen Our people are beginning to see that vain l. tho
strength Of They taxing to saekcio and ssh-s
God being entes,ed to turn away h wrath and oos kindly
again. Our loved mothers wives daughters aud sis
co.e and a.semb, otter up prayer. for deliver
from foes Ard earnest these suPpestions for
enemies snocr-d io'e life liberty aud property
ensaved, and children for all time to como
Now under such circumstances ought men In the amy 10
take GODS name in vain!
This is followed by all article headed, "Who wins
the battle 7" which asserts flat unless God be with
them they cannot succeed.
BRILLIANT EXPLOIT.
NCo Woodson Of the Sd Kentucky Cavalry with detseh
nent attacked enemy
where the Decatur and Nashville Railroad FIX River,
OIL e sh inst, killing several ard capturing two captains,
tao entensns A. nou-conusoued 9fcers aid prystes,
AID negroes Confederate los four killed including Cop,
harms OF the Rangers. ann seven wounded
GOOD MAKKSMAssBIP.
At the bat e OF SHILOH 1t estimated there discharged
the Cone deTae side million balls from small
The Official Of tie Federal loss In ked aud wounded 10
lSOu. Allowing thai the number much greater
20 Cos still leaves $50 shots col
ders that L. boys succeeed nifty shots
IN doing execution Forty nine misses and one hit.
Now wouldn't IL he better 10 the powde, aud lead do
| les shooting and ,xecuionl
las known tnst most ov-shoot Tie ain therefore
should not be- above the Better shoot the feet than
i. Of effect An enemy wounded ia better than enruy
kd TO bear on aid for the wounded abstracts
effective from the inos. Don't shoot wildly
You might well not shoot Il all II you confronted by
100 f1c discha.e of 81 5 balls against their hines Ja
dc.ous.y coJy directed within proper would
mercy the battle aud epd the The execution
you the have effected toward putting end 10
tits ste and winning peace liberty and home again Shoo
Cote!
THE GuSBOAT FIGHT At PORT PILLOW.
| Special TO Col. Coiemsn.
| FoRr PfIov, May l2.
We fought the enemy with four Hgbtest boats one
loraIbosts We sunk two gunbosis ana mortar. Onf
os- two Killed and eight wouuded that 81 the enemy
heavy sbsrpsbOote literally NOV ed them down
Ne fought side by side with the enemy ard one shot
psssed through cotton bTeastwoTks But although oui
upper works rdded ready to bu;t again We viii
| h. "a Ia had fhs III 4.