New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

readers the following simple touching bantin sHpe o. '
~ nes,,ing nahos Every soldier OF the oouh VINO ss.s
II Will pant for opportunity TO senge INC ~i'"s' w
SUIT 20 To iyynY sorrHRy soLDlERNe turn to
von en- rone agony! Behold wrongs faihe1, hu''
bands on h. fy avenged; never did southern woman aT-
neal n vain protection from insult Dot Ioi VIC
our sistcr Throughout the South with sr W. ne &
net TO surrender your cities in consideration oil the &c
/ fenseless women and children" . ~, ,.,.u...
Do not your to the mercy OF I'M. hsace'
foe onld not have been better for New Orleans 10 nave
been laid ruins and buried beneath the mas tnT
90 sboid me sheeted these guOld sufenngl IL NE so
preles boon that for the the pe.srSson o. !, no &c
est An no ali no RheI n es as r oe OWN
swords into brea, saying This Is all we can give our
d'0sn''''' THE DAUGHTERS OF NEwoGLEANs.
Nee. Orlean' May "a, 1862.
NEW MILITARY COMBINATIONS.
The recent repulse OF the enemy III front OF Kicho
nonS wi;h the severe loss dispatches show Of 10000
of the flower of bis troops. has developed weak point in his
game of which glad to observe our military com
manders have determined not to be so" In aVa"s he
selves. .. I'll, - H. cou
fedese apa from the presence Of the hated enemy when
has been seriously threatening by defeating Mcclellan and
his grand army and this once done anew M
woHdbe masters from the Mississippi Valley and Ee.toIe
Kentucky Missouri Tennessee aud AIsansas with an 'ne
0onih cities 10 the OF the Confederate arms
Richmond is jast the most important point seriously
threatened Ii mist defended n al haknrds nay more
the must be driven from its vicinity The e1gencies OF
the hour call for yey exeron and We are mAoe
| that our beDefdla iNHJ hlpiVNAAF' wv
TO prevent any immediate attack by Hallecs, Generals
Bragg Polk Price ETC. with their divisions AIDED by he
Minute men who viii Tuh TO their assistance should OCCASION
require entirely COMPETENT The enemy mas Iesceu
.nate without rendering vulnerable other poin 70
watch his movements and take advantage OF every opPo
len In the West, Tie people will ook for Thu
" h nothing viii they be satisfied during th' temporary
absence Of the Commandment hieI ,,.t a..
In All those movements she government AID people o. te
Mississippi Valley must participate Ihe otass hu,1 We
On the psrt of few cannot accomplish orr deyerauce-
must come from all interested Let the people cooperate
and all will be well. l0renadA Appeal June 40
orr DEFENsES.
When il was announced that Fort Pillow had
been evacuated aud Men pbs ien gave It as ou ollon
INA, Ntbure would iollow-that deieuses were
MOI sdeanaie 20 drive back the fleet from below and the large
ion.cad otla from above This was our ndvlgal oion
and we cav. il AZ such When 29 in Forts Jackson aud
s., Philip and irou-clad fleet mounting almost an equal
number guns could not repel one leeti whrh
l. and Nunber 10 Fort PULASKI Fort Macon and otter points
gave way sinslr feet unable 20 zee nov
VcEsbug could cope successfully with coun'- '' u ~
Those high IN authority differed with however and We
deferred The to their wiser judgment being y "a 70
Know that they thought city worth deeudna against DOM
fee,s-tha is military importance is commercial se' ant
nor and .1rense Of Notifications Sufficient ~ de
tense expected iron brain and muscle used rec
y aud with aiacy nnii onr famed nv. we're .anS non
the Of doing The work when they undertook TO accom-
plI,h what others have so often tailed M. =, ,
But those skilled officers have been placed In charge Of
our decnses satisfied that more aasnenta'ig =
needed and Nick-burg Is now prepared 1uot ou' o. Wy
ucte DANGER the flower safety" Oyercoutdcnce Il Tue :"
sister to panic and the latter not unreqnenty oo" e
former We sincerely the power. ha be vi never
suffer the taons OF the black eagle Of the Norm 70 , h
the writing flesh Of people But should our cry @ We
hope those who supervised deienses will be abe to Say
Shake not thy hoary locks 1t thou cans NOT 'y ala
it, fol worked vigorously and incesssnty aud never re-
aled e1erion until the woTs thoroughly done" ,
lVicksburs Wig
YANKEE DOrNGs IN LOWER GEORGIA
! The Savannah Mars publishes the following eN-
rac, dated Wood.iocs NILS Geo.is June -
Some tme siuce the Yenke@s made another raid ~ -
M4rys where they desecraisd all tic churches I@iicuS
the Catholic Church, they stole the chalice, and Ges
troyed everything they could lay their hands on
When they asked by lady u they were not ashamed
Of for such they @ered that they were
Rebel churches. Prom the town tsy went 70 North River
hrrb Of ~ Mgfys and stole 10 GO feet Of lumber om La