The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-06-14
TIKI LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

y ID W N~oni lHH'fiy StN11u w stAiS's".
and Mr.. s. b. Ecwley Of San augustine. hailed
Immediately from Corin,h and Hon. Guy u
Bryan, from Richmond. We had the pleas
are Of con rising with these gentlemen and
obtained from them many items Of interest
Mr.. Wilson very kindly furnished us with
papers from Vicssburg ard Memphis From
these sources We were enabled to Obtain a
very interesting view Of present. operations
al the seats OF war
Our army OF Corinth has fallen back thirty.
Eve miles, 70 the vicinity OF Gnn,own. to-
wards oakaiona. on the 1ascBmbia creek or
river, and on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
This movement was a military Necessity, and
Is regarded "a a master stroke ofpoliey. The
previous locality was exceedingly unhealthy,
and The eater very bad TWAS found impos
sib.c 90 get a fight out Of the Fcdefsls. with.
on attacking them in their inirenchInen's,
aad Il victory was thus obtained il would,
in all probably, have proven harra one to
~. as the enemy would have ALLEN back to
their gunboais As il Is. lIallock is placed
IA a very awkward position. II he remains
whore he Is, bis troops will die OF disease, and
those that are IN health become demors.ized
by inactiou. II he attempts to retreat, BE-
wi,' lose a large portion Of BIZ. army aud is
sill prove equivalent loa deleat II be ad-
yuaces be gets entirely cut Of the reach Of
Dis -unboais aud u subsequently defeated no
maans Of escape are open 10 him Us be viii
ba Ia the heart OF a hostile country
10 imported and generally believed that
Fort Pillow bias be'n abandoned. OF the
t.asona ter this and the consequences that
may 'lellos d. we are not advised aud stall
therefor await further Intelligence
Although there has been heavy Ggh,iue in
Co., vicinity OF Richmond there has neea 20
general engagement between the tWo armies.
the fesult 0i which would oyeT~ helm the one or
tlo other The ba tie that was fought on the
Jis' comprised on each side tore, of dny
thogsaa men. and 10 which there J.. cyery
reason 20 believe ,he Confederate. obtained
decidedly ihe advantage. In thc meantime
S'ousNal Jackson after defeating Balss ana
obtaining immense commissar' and ordinance
stores sud logr on I've thousand prison, r..
had pressed bis yiel9rious O. puus io,u Marx
land and at tn latest intelligence. pas rtua.
cling Washing eco. Noub.u accounts repre-,
sent him within twenty five miles Of thNt city,
and that oil Maryland wns IN commoton.
Tue military were called cat in Baltimore
To keep down iae aroused popular sentiment
Even in Washington the feeling In favor Of
the South was openly expressed Troops
were tocking ioJackson from every direction.
aud The widest enthusiasm was everywhere
manifest. The North was alarmed at these
demonstrations Several regi,s, nis Of troops
BAD been forwarded to Washington and the
Governors al Massachusetts and Ehode
island han ordered out The militia Go Dc.
l-ud the ustiona. capital This movement.
of jackson It s believed has been ordered Dy
che g9gtrnmra, at Richmond. no order % dis
tract Mcclellan, aud If possible draw Of a.
portion Of hg lorccs and disorgan.le hI4 armvI
before hazardIng a general engagement.
We are more than ever convinced that the
armies Of Mcclellan and IIallecS arc placed
10 positions from which they eau never re-
cover and which must inevitably lead toI
their destruction
1t is generally credited tia, France and
England intend TO interfere and pat an end To
the struggle Whether there j. ans truth In
this or what Is to be- the character OF The in
teritrcnce, i it really takes place remains to
be seen
The abolition Of slavery in the District oil
Columbia. the arming of negro regiments in
South Carolina, and the recent declarations
oi Mr. Lincoln urging emancipation in the
border S,ates. telling them chat none can be
20 blind IL to fail to perceive the tendency oil
things, has created an overwhelming change
OF opinion in those States Severa, Indiana
regiments were recently hurried into Louis.
vile to keep down u popular outbreak and
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