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

i,izers made il incumbent on HIM 10 Say w, e.
sscrnbare appeared determined to near rom nin
On Breetinridge presced bis remarks by protesting
making regular sieech'ed he was not acc, ~ vas the
70 10 doing and deprecated such t1inss-tnss ,beIs
time for action not spec hes that no ono need thlns 80
was anythl 10 hope rom the Lincoln Low speeted
struggle had proved TO us that the enemy [ IN Ier
@ tsn,aIe loyeli1ess insntie weakness, when ID .
no,Yer. that our only hope was IN GU, sione No
never to be conquered that history SHOW no
nation people tho resisted theif oppes-os rcai
determination and bravery no matter h. fnsy succeeded
and eventually defeated them , ..i, ,r.. an srror Of
ms ~ ~. heat sbe hoped to be able to stay the
fratricdal hand and act as mediator put oe,oo '
OF n was betrayed by of her own sons ,,s;n, Abe
TO Mississippans he would 10y stats that he had the
bravery the volunteers of o,nsr 49,, ~ h,ayer men
49,, y, ,la, y, one instance it was Important ,oii "a,
bic battery should be taken from the enemy - VIII their
~ and they at once charged IL win tncn
49, Nth not powder or ball IN theiT possesson'
and too, IL over all OPPOSITION .,... ,ta,o
was foot Of soil defend and any OF her sons wono ,sy ~
the face the common enemy ne as ae 1 Keniaky
a TO decide whom she would JOIN, II wooid MOST GET
'.iqy pg We're eloquent in their inception and delivery,
and we're listened to with profound attention by ladies' sol
dies aud citizens, end ELECTED much Applause. AZ 'e S
he ladies came forward ana were introduced " Hi' anu
one shook him by the baud ~
TUE DISPOSITION OF BEAUREGARD's ARMY.
TBc atlanta (Ga.) CoatederGcy Of the 18Th, pub
ho. the dspach which we have hsd arnouncngthe move
/ ,nert of Pea,iregari to ichmond, and says
We lay before readers this morning al important Dis
match Announcing that Gen Beauregsd and STAFF on then
way 10 Richmond and that the greater part OF the army w
eco, follow we have expecting much since
Gen Price passed through here his to Rchmond-a
yaek ago indeed hsve been unable TO see no" there
coJ De anv more fighting West Beauregards ms'try
retreat rom Coiuth oched every Yankee calculation INTO
al land was equally as disastrous their and design as
severe drub6g while the loss or damage TO us was very
be Yankees are not going right away rou wser, in
an omen field We felt Haeck would not follow Beau
Tesd when he left Cornth; and he would not penea any
fbor INTO TIE interior the whole army Withdrawn
Let Beaureeard b. sent 10 Richmond Brass to CumbeIhnu
Gap and Price into Arkansas Ihee enAh'e 10 10
I biUg nj
Ps-since the foregoing in type have converted
i,b ~, o.cer in Beaurrg irt AMY. who Il uuce
s,od in the army two weeks he and his command
were going gina The officer lrt montgomery on ao
dav Beaoregld then expected al that place u was
also understood that he going to take command Of stone
Ne recoeei tia, Besuregard is under promise TO the
ladies OF Baltimore carly back to that city certain hss
which they presented to HIM aud plant 1t III usnpn over
th.ir dow n-tIodden metropolis.
/ REBEL DESERTERS
From The RicIvond Dispa,ch June %
/ Twenty-three deserlers from our army were
brought into town yesterday. Some of the men will
nrobably be shot a. a warning to others.
GEN. PRENTISS AND OTHER PRISONERS
The Yankee officers OF the Prentiss Brigade, who
were captured at Shiloh, were removed from Selma
Yesterday by a detachment of Col. Kent's Regiment
/ They are to be quarIered in -, we undo stand
and exchanged according to the usages of war.
They are a heary-lOoking set Prentiss IN particu-
lar, who seems to be The very impersona'ion OF I'M
pudence.
The Yankee prisoners unlike the captive Jews in
Babylon, have not refused To sing, and otherwise
amuse themselves While in Selma. On the night be-
fore their departure, they all Oioed their voices IN
singing the air OF the ." Red, White and Blue
which, we learn, Was quite a respectable perform
ance. Selma Reporter, June H.
EXULTING OVER THE sPOILs.
Speaking Of the battle on the Chic Sahominy, TIE
/ RichmoRd DAPatch OF the l2th SAYS:
A Yankee Colonel, who was brought IN on Tues
1nv morning expressed bis surprise at seeing such
AN enormous number Of our troops dressed in Yam
kee oyercoats. every one came of a dead Yam
kee said some one 10 whom he expressed bls
surprise We ourselves saw bali dozen spiendld
mans field rieces going up Main street Last Monday,
ali marked L. 5. A. Uncle Sans Artillery, we cup
nosel and Il. captured in that battle. To talk sbont
heir beating ne, when we have their cannon, when
,re have thousands of their niles and muskets, when
we have their stores and their tents, and their let
ters and their portfolios, and have dressed whole
brigade in their oyercoats, requires an amount Of
brass nobody but a Yankee ever had.
sKIRNIsH At THE TALLAliATCHiE.
From The Mersphf 4ppsdl. juno 70
The Advance of the Unionisis from Holly Springs
was we are pleased TO learn, signally checked at
the TalhLatclie a. an early hour yesterday morn
inc. The advance Of the Cnionisis "a they neared
the river encountered the Confederate pekets, when
a sharp skirmish ensned resulting in the repuise Of
| tbe enemv Our loss was one man killed-that OF
fine enemy. seven killed and wounded. The forces
/ engaged were company Of Union cavalry and one
OF Confederate infantry. When the former retreaied
our men crossed the river TO the main body, when
the bridge was destroyed.
i OUR DEFENsEs.
While i, would be highly improper for us TO men
ton the character Of the preparations making to
repel the invaders now threatening Northern MIS-
siss ppi, we deem il within our province, ioI the
purpose of allaying the excitement which TO some
| extent exists III the community, 10 ttate that our
military authorities have not the least idea Of per-
hitting the enemy 10 advance beyond Bis present
e position without opposing every obstacle that may
d be prudenally adopted. The recent active military
a movements we have witnessed give assurance that
r. our local interests are being looked after with
viqilant eye. Let people, therefore, pursue thsi
= usual avocalious without fear Of immediate inter
c. ruption Opposed to him the enemy will hDd thOs,
whose very interest would lead to Resistance, and i
b.. will be made TO the bitter end.
81 ADVANCE OF THE EMMY INTO MISSISSIPPI.
e Citizens of Holly 81 rings who have arrived give
us reliable particulars OF the movements Of the enemy
;. uron that place. They made their appearance about
a. H., and without moiestaiion at once occapiec
the town. Their force was FIX companies OF cav
airy, 1850 infantry, and battery Of ten guns They
expected TO meet with resistance, aud seemed as
4, ionshed when they learned that there were no Con
iederate troops at this point
The Government stores had nearly all been re-
moved, but q very small portion having been de-
stroyed 10 prevent it, capture All the rolling stock
! Of the railroad was also brought away. Many oil
I the citizens left the Yankees approached and the
I latter with true Federal cOwardce fired upon the
b fleeing non combatants, fortunately however, with
out inlunng any one. Col McGures horse was
struck with four balls. Gen A. b. Bradford was III
iured by beng thrown from his hOrse, when he was
, taken prisoner After short detention he was re-
( leased, and is now beyond Their clutches
lMemphis Argus, I'D
! GEN. BEAUREGARD's FORCES.
II is stated on apparently good authority that Gen.
Beauregard has removed his QuarteImasers' and
!, Commssary' stores to the Tombigbee river, at Il
point accessible 10 steamboats,. This is corfobOraive
Of the announcement in TIE Grenada Appe0i, pub.
lished in yesterday Argus that the army lately at
Cofinth IA uO\y on its way 10 Richmond. We shall