New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
NEwyoKK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1862
l,llp no.hinr on the river tween here and that

lp'eiy nothing On The river re.tvesn here ana '"a'
foe vniou fcfres nre sti'l sia,iono! o. lu'nd Ao'
d. and nothing hae occurred ID induce any ea' o'
prse OF alarm. The REQ Is are, portion u thenI
In the fresr opTdita ard are prevented, thfoH3n u
a. hol,so1r drad Of the guDoat siai 'ne" Oi iposi =,
f-,nl ailempi.rg any hostile de,nonsiroipns. = ne
rain body 0f tlelr AMY, fhop,'ed 70 Oo o,'VV VI
O0J srong, are said 70 he eBcampcd inc o'ner RUG
Of the Obion River. They will have to look sharp,
or they will wake up some tue morning khd hnd
themselves attacked from the rear.
I have received cory OF The GroHodG hp7'af
Of tho .7th, from wnch clip as follow:
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
TIE following Major-Generals have been a2-
,o,el Lieuier.pi by ths Pe.dent: Jackson,
togrs,r.et Polk I!srdee, PembeIton, Kihy Smith, and
Holmes
The grain crop in Texas, frcm the Rio Grande to
IL. Red River his I. 'aid to be the aLse.t Que
Az feen, but hl, Is planted for home use
| TIE M9bie 7r,bune says that Mejor-Gen. Ma.
r,der has been assigned du ia the Trans. Mi'nppi
Dspsrtmeni, hs di.tret comprising Texas Ah'"' s"1
GIN. BHAGG's POSITION.
We begin 70 get definite information as TO the no.
siion Of Cen Br,gs, amy in heo'uesy. hs 0oss Se
rom prudential consiecns l. supptessd but u eonhi
thsi forces have been wthdis~n rom
,ir ..ty b, way o. JumberlAnd Gap. Gen smith zoos
tho rosd BY AID Geo Brs,s by Ctb oIeesid
Smith and tin, him Of from be Cap bui 'hey were
no. ,sr, enough TO catch him. Thee however ife
skrn hing IA the OF both branches Of our army
on orees reached Gap Saturday. Oc. 10, at noon
with immsnse quantity OF stores goods and cae eou
uIthe wagon train extend ns distance OF over thIy ues
We cannot agree with the proposition that there genera
and de- disappointment the results o1eine' nor can we
admit ttat there l. any for such feeling Ihe I'M
written h tory Of she csmphsn w degohsst.ls ,na' -
been success. AZ Iae Sswf Temtgs' We have ghlhol
srgo quantities Of stoies pfovi,ions &c naen hs.oeS
the and 1fth perhaps ai more !nnh tne cot oi ~
moysnsnt" Bu iuTsheTmoTe Moth Alabama has been re-
evod from the immense invading and uaraud
iug army, ard dde Telnesee !. le "i.h bpt eng
Union fosee cOnhaed 70 the city Of Nashville Ihe .hlrd
failure ard the contrary, believe tho "rsn history
will desgnate II q success.
GENERAL JOSEPH 4. JOHNSTON.
We regret to learn that this great, good and
Seven Pines wounds aud hence had not ep9sted Tor SuY
newspsp, represented that hs had been ordered
the President secretary OF War embarrassed Is TO
tho proper Po,t to which 70 .'.en him nde d h S s9noa'
We would therefore, Wits al modes,y. max. sugssSion
ssnt 10 t.ie conmsrd OF the forces Ia ii,!sippi ho
viii nspiro unversa confidence and eulhu.iasm among
troops and psep.e-wil silence al myllyus ie'hsi Is 70
rank between Price and Van Dorn Pon,eron who It
Il sA.d has been ordered 20 upsrscie Nsn D1rn the irr
"gpi AID West Tennessee Of tie v'rd and secure en-
opportunity for tho prompt and adequate dselse Of ie
Tennessee snd Cumberland Rivers ard iLe adjacent sFon
THE CossCGPT Law.
The question of the consiiiutionailiy OF the con-
script vii probably be tested hero IN few e.y' ~ cor
Get Of the Coacdc snd State authoriic Tho Inaef -
brought before the Supreme Court of Appeals o. VIZ
su which ,now session In th' CITY IA case made i
m. purpo.- The Governor has orhds the surefin'enG
Of tne Military Irs;tute 90 surrender ANY cadet 10 ine o
enrolling eonscrps FOR the Con'cdeiMe army cadet
be enrolled by ssrecueu; and uPcu heas corpus sued
out By tts Superintendent the question viii be taken imms
diisy 70 q Virginia Count OF Appea wn,e The con,tiu
oua y 81 law viii be ArgTe Dy Attorney AIS
on 10 side and Auorney General Iuske the oLef
Tns decision WI be booked iof~.d TO- Of course WITH great
interest ihFog xh0ui the country
fsu~fi, Cor of Appeal, tAtei Richmond. OcA II.