New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18
FROM GEN. yIALLECk's ARMY.
Generations OF our Troops since the Ersou-
alton Of Cori.th.

from Our Special Correspondent ,
CORisIB. Mi.s June L. Ittl
Ten days have elapsed since Cornh came mo or
,osyession. Whatever dilatoriness and excess Of
caution may have been cbargcable to our Generals
previous 10 the Rebel escapade, It must be owned
,ba, more than ordinary energy has characterized
the movements Of the army during The las; weei
The present general activity promises speed,
making up for the waste OF time and labor in the
course Of the proil acted preparations Tor be blow
tha. in the end missed lie ann Tor want Of al
object.
The relative compactness TO which the large body
directed by Gen. Iiailsck reduced hc latt dsys
OF the &" Siege Of COrnlh," made 1t comparatively
easy to survey the entire field Of lis operations Tie
front presented TO tue imaginary enemy ii ihe time
the proposed final attack upon him WISE about being
made had been compressed TO length Of only fonr
miles and hence to Keep up record OF the doings Of
each part Of the army was not beyond the range Il
huiunn possibility. Now, however, such IN eXten-
sion Of the lue hss taken place that oil tnDrght al
bringing the details Of The history made each day by
the various corps under ones ob-crvailon NUT Ue
abandoned ca only account ;Cr general IesniIt,
and must leave the PARTICULARS Of The s1eces,i'e
stsges # seton unn.enIOned.
Since Sunday las! the army o! he Mississippi under
Gen. Pope FORMING the ly'i, has beer steadily purl-
g south ward TO te east Of and hlon he Monte ana
OHIO Railroad. Tie dsshng expedition o. Tue -
Iowa cavalry, mentioned Ia my last, together wlih
sub-e1uent "Reminiscences having Csi4thshed the
act that there was strong force of toe enemy thh
.,ie of Bonneville 40 miles-Dot -, as heretofore
stated by me-.ou,h Of Corinth, that point wsf mnde
for II was reached by the advance on ne d"y Dt-
fore Yesterday, and ycsterduy Gen. POPE mace me
Headquarters az % piut about Il mile south OF me
tovyn' The road between COrinth and Bonneville
ruus through tie towns OF Rican, Dmvilie ard
Iugs-gl places o. small Importance. ana any llhh2
Int imposirg appearance. The country IL very
much Ike that beiw cen Corintb and Iitsburg Land
inp: billv. we-woodcd, poorly wateied ana he.'i-
tiyely diyersihcd ty frequent ewamps, almost
dr;et nm nv the last few weeks Of lot
weather. but still necessItatipg the expenditure
of considerable labor IN making the Iusas
throuph them practicable, and hence impeding me
,royress If the army The march on bonneville
add LARGELY TO the reputation OF the army OF 'hc "r
ssrippi and its commander for feshic' Oh ''t"ui'o'
end cxpe ditousness OF m0yemenir
The center under Gen. Buell., renT'ined cn'innped
obont Corinlh until Tuesday, when ~ aifo moved
,outhward to the west OF the Mobile Hid ONO nan
road and now occupies position souie Twelve in',
son,h Of this point with its lett reosinH on Tue RAJ
Ialroad, and IT'S night touching tie lett OIL Inc ''sH
wing. 81, NJ. f.o,er.l
Thomas. has been diverted 10 the west OF Corinn'
and along the Memphis aud Charleston hairoai,
with its left bearing oou,hwestwadly, 20 as 10 % "a
coninnetion with the right OF the center. lie extreme
right il now resting ut Chewhlia Sta'ion, hA'eeh
miles west of C0rinth.
This reserves. consisting Of the divisions oil Gem
Wallace and Judah, UNDER the COMMAND Oh fiaIoi-
Cen. Mc(,le rnapd made retrcglade movement
shortly ITO. The occu; b,on OF Tor IT, 70 rioV.1'