New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

swer TO tle charge 10 question: cho.e 70 rely epon
IA. n. hand S.: .Dpops.s.s 2 s.: -;
sEments Of the seuor oeusr.s snesa ssSss .nss s
as MAJ, men bsor Gig other bdsees were provided
With %.So' Of s.o:pS Sy tSs.Ss ,Gs sn'''''
Late at "sss il va. s.csrsaed hs. two steamboats, you'd
mined to e. Col Forests Cavalry coed on their march By
the river rosd hch hnpsss'oie 70 o csvaX
remain behind and endeavor get many meo s poe
SID by the boss The boss short time be-. 70 day
light When htened 20 the vrr and began 20 e'J the nss
ever to the opposite shore IS rapidly q, possible .
Tho i,sen on dcrimina'.ly, s' trey came :.
bdg4de present than Of o'her troops from th. ccaa
ssnce nsnely that when determined not to sarreode
caused brigade to be drawn up IN line and 10 avian my
final prepsa,on for forward uoyener nis wa' promptly
aud they nearest The e Hank where the n.f
would frs begin so sowe they ue rest 10 the uvef
landing From fh. Circumstance t hsppe ed that the troops
from my immediate c6nGsni were smSns tee hrs, %
enter tho boats; all the f all porsons OF the army
who were present s0d VITO could be got on board ~ere
taken ind cfiiu.tey ~ far as had any spowls'se no
bgade On Al Contrary al who taken on board
uniii soms time siler dsyght when received message
cause the Ioss Of tie bost all oosrd soch
VISA the wsnt OF sl order AID dec zoe oy ss ui' ia
captsir ssJ would swamp her unless he pushed Of I'M
iaiely This done; and sbou suar,e the Goat %
ys: % s Is S''15 sv S pec.s nod rs .sscssd ny
escspeh and AFTER leaving the wharf the DrpartmsLs VIE
had announced ia council my dstemin.ton 70 take ny
Sa I, rs.red to IN the chsss Of selecting cer'sis reg.
msuts Of the senior Generals brigade" ! seecsso tnn
s1vcs for montbs had been repeatedly under ns;
had been exposed to syey hardship ineae1t 20
had never any sccsson, hnched or aefed nad never
uttered psiD; and kasw were to DC reed upoa ot
any enterprise that could ne sccoup,snea 30 snas. .n
troops who might think proper OF uisns DC PnJ'~ny S'
20 join me in mskiOg the moy,nen. a.,u,o, ., IN. ,.
saved AID the regiments sband0ned which formed P'
OF the senior General. brigade"
ado Of
ths 3st Viz oA the ath Virginia, and the zOh hsassppt
wholly lea could So.4in reports from regiments ondI
arrived lrfre-sbcro Tbere our morning report. snow
s o. s s'Si ss sS SsS sss s. V
gBs z74i ssh Virdna l34 The 1th Missipp handed v
no repors Marflee.OOIo and vi t'sre wa. Of va:
ordered away b. Gen. Johnroni bat am nfornsa snss
their morning report win snow over .; ps'sas @
eon.dsrsbs number from each Of these retm.uts
bssde great many wbo lsfs effected their escspe e5
every means they could command They hn.y cane Up s
-Icsp. 2Oih Mis',spp which, y Cen yoanoDs .rs"c
ds.A1hsd and sent home to recruit Ias ts % ss, ~
the lat sccouns had Of IT, nm.di.tey siier .hs nso
Fort DOpe.On nuaSered sfesdy stated about w nsnl
but hsye no .ceurs's isiorns,ion 'l me , artillery
companies vi ns troops remarkable or tne etaGsney
oSs nav .er ice 70 visi, aud fought bs'ely a.s
tho whole CT tho trying cobnict at Doao.en
Isn Sir, repeatedly your 0Oedssi ..a''n nSoyn
(copy)-PzrER ORR. Assistant Advancement
TROUBLE IN A SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
Tn. Augusta CoHstituti0rSiia Of the l3th inst
saws: The 10Th Regiment OF South Carolina Volqn"
teer State Troops Col. Maraqua, reached this CITY
on yesterday, on their way 70 the West. Aitor
reaching e Georgia Railroad depot, Large numoet
of then,-yariously stated at to three hundred
refused to proceed further, alleging that they ~ee
enlisted 10 the State OF South Carolina wee
willing fight In her deiense but that they wouiu mo-
90 out of the State. Some declared thst they wouio
have cone # they had been consulted before safllng
bnt that their officers had not notified them that tney
were to leave the State. OTHERS had iuriouyoe' ana
desired 10 see their families. The oincers urgso 10
vain tho stigma that would rest upon soem LOT re-
fusinQ 10 20 where their country most needed tneh
serySes and the reproach they would bring upon ne
State of South Carol ma which had been foremost 10
the work of resistance. Their appeals Were an
availing and the mscontents returned 70 toe Saro
lima cepo, We understand that some OF the orDce's
teegrsphed 70 Adjt.-Gen. Gist for iustrucuoos sno
hat bis reply was, "Arrest them-tney are oeectN
era Of the worst character. Gen. hipiy, VIC ioe.n'
seut similar instructions. Abont thirty oi Tue nuio
isrs belong 10 the command OF Capt ofees, uianis.
yille He was proceeding 20 execute tue oraer OF
Gen Gist Yesterday afternoon, and We learn tnas
many of his men and others thai refused TO 20 on
the morning, took the evening train wmea conveyed
the 10Th Regiment, Col. Manigsnit'
We deem il proper TO make this statement OF ths-
facts of this unfortunate aihl esvlug ihe press snd
pubGc sentiment Of SOuth Carolina 10 sssign The
nroper position TO all parties concerned. IL w1 d
best melancholy ,pe, tacle TO see the sons OF our
gallant sister State turning their backs upon the
region threatened by the invader tread, and II there
il any cireumssnce 20 p,iliate their conduct which
we have not stated, we shall be glad 10 make d
public.
FIGHT WITH THE TORIES.
| The kR0nrtUe Regtstsr Of the 18th says: ousns
whae hing fight, which lasted three days csn9 on
la,t week between detachment OF Confedersee.
under command of Col. Key Sand the band Oh tono
from Greene County, Tennessee, who ea'e tsxen
refuge in the mountains Of the North carolina ooTue',
and who have been occasionally sallyiog down tnso
Greere and committing outrsges ana depfsoasVsss
upon the Southern Rights men. The resun o. 'eS
hght was that fom 10 ~ - tores were Niieoi 1"N
two killed aud three wounded Oh oui hde'
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
TIE Staantoa Spectator says that the ioreet w
have had stationed through the Winter on the Ale
ghany Mountain, have been eastward TO Sbenah1Osa
Mountain. As soon our forces changed tbeir 90 s
county seat of Highland County, with force Se
1000. Ii is since reported that the enemy have W"
vanced TO Mcdowell, ten miles east Of Monterey.
Norfolk Day Book, sst
THE sKiRMfsH NEAR SOUTH MILLS.
III, Norfolk Day-Bo0s Of tho 2ist contains sevs
raj accounts of this ekirmish. Some Of them an
outrsgeousy extravagsn:. We copy the most res-
sonsble one:
On Saturday afternoon about O'Clock, ceInps
nes Of the % Geofgia Regiment, under command OF
Col, Wright, attacked the enemy in oren field
abou. 9 miles below South Mills. Ine enemys
force was estimated at from $500 4,ctO men, bot
notwithstanding the great odds IN point Of numbers
against U.s. We succeeded In keeping the enemy o.
bsy for number Of hours. Finally, owing " bs
fact that our ammunition had been exhausted we