New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
the bayonet and the scourge persuasons to brother
hood and instruments for propagating republican


all The Tsks for object, simply not carlng Tor the
future, SO the present greed s saiied. Bat there
are some no positively O,sire it--who promote tuc
war for this as for one OF the ends OF thei desire
who ayow the ircompa'ibility Of ihe existence oi
a Common Government over the North and oontl,
until the Southern institutions are entirely remoi-
elsd, rev social and political organizations eiea,ed,
and set Of inhabtnnts introduced who are IN har-
mOpy with Northern ideas and content win Norh-
ern rule ~
10 orr vi ior, as enemies, there is no difference
gmong those casses. They who SUPPORT carry On, OF
f8at tis war against us sra al alike, 70 our GldeT-
staudi.r ia The deadly mgieyoItGcc Of doom W!pch
they pron01ncc against ~, ard undsting'lfhapie ~
tbc mass oi those against whom eternal wailare 's
crp lv the Uel. women, and cbldien OF tle
ortrsoed Sorih. There IL neither honor nor safety,
only tie chance of degraded existence a. De lise1
scrvitOrs Of brutal masters, except III hgh'H2 """
coulnrug 20 fight out tiis ba'ile, Wi'h an Jul
strength and meale, at al places anJ ln II hn5',
10 aive no foot of ground WI ich Is not toueh' at i'
heaviest cost nd loss. ari TO he kept faigiiy -
cost rot less han taaJ ol winnirgl; t. int"e tleh
OF enforced spLmes On in lie prcaonec oi the thon
ar lee n pen ctuh terror; % e mlel te invader 10
hold whatever he may acquire as Wrtn ~ On
rtnchcd camp, TO he abandoned Whenever nc moves,
sr a sltICuud i'm ~ ith the Ilmcloss lear oI People
watching az al tines for tho chance 10 turn upon
hn and chase and s'sy bin 9s the murderer OF tbeir
country snd lio.
T.
on the Tenat ssee arrived yesterday from Nemphio
a Jackson Miss, and tha, the GencTcl made him.
self quite conspicuous By display of his drunEon
brayado. On paring With the Escort which accom-
panied Linn from Aemlhi. be ls fsid TO nave pro-
posed three cheers f1I them and for the Union!
pretty specNen Of g soldier, an officer, End geu-
temsn.
LEAD / GCETLY NEEDED.
Lead = urgent ly ue.dot at the Government Arse
nal at liatcn Rouge. Cart. Humphreys 'he ord
nt1ce oaieer in charge Of lhe Woikf appoal TO cur
plpiers 10 send all the scrap lead IN tEeir possession;
the highes, price viii be psid Tor H.. In adGi Oh 10
the flct that THE article is eg6y needed hy the Gov
eminent il is also stated by The Baton KongC id
cocots that unless Cant. III. receives al immediate
supply lie viii lie compelled TO discharge some hity
From The True Dc'fa Of he let'.
GEN. M'CLEILAN'S SISTER AND NEPHEW.
Il hoLile letter states that 80 few days rnce Mrs.
English, sister Of Gen: Mcclellan, the Yankee Com
mandei-n Chief was in this city, and OF course At
tractea some attention lier husband is wealthy
rlauter and lives iust above this on the Alabana
River. Young English, he Generals nephew, has
gore up 10 Co7nth 10 igot for The south he seems
10 desiIe nothing much as 10 meet II hostile cOiG-
ba, his distinguished kiusman.'
AFFAIRS IL SAVANNAH.
4 correspondent writes tha, the good people oi
Savannah are becoming quite alarmed at TIE sui.l
supply Of provisions in that city. lie rays:
"Our markets are IL a most desperately collapsed
cents per pound, and eyeiy oher commodity Is
becoming scarce Will all this, the Jews are pur-
chasing sterling bills n, ~ per cent discount, paying
= fer the rare in gold, worth - more. Ihis l.
evinciug a prudent foress sht against Iainy tly.
- his been rGid. 0ne wonld think the thrifty
rnce coud rot give up the pleihorlc bag and would
insure themselves.
TIE LADY POLK.
We heard Yesterday from the Lady PC'k, Capt.
Carter Commanding aud are glad 10 learn that The
a al. D ..
enemy's batteries, is very tntins. The Lady Polk
ran over a dozen times tie gauntlet Of the Union
batteries above and below Point Pleasant, and
although struck frequently, LAS sustained no inlory
Of any Importance What balls struck ler Iron
covering glanced Off and rhe is now in fine tim rs
ever 1t one time sire me 10 close quarters with
Union battery opposite Iptonville and senced Il,
md would have captured il bad se not ueeD recalled
by order Of tie co-nmanding Commodore. - an
other time che came near capiuirg one Of their
transports.
GIN. lnTCHEL's MOVEMENTS.
The Ma ui,s A5Peoi OF sunday says Of the enemy
in North Alabama:
ain addition % the occupation Of Hun,sville by
the ereily ve learn iha. they have probably suc-
,eeded in taking ession OF Decatur - miles this
,de of Huntsyiile the point where the Memphis aud
Charlcs'on Railroad crosses the Iennessee River
Our intelligence j. TO the effect TIA. they advanced
hy way of the railroad, having captured mail and
laesenger train, which was on ~ way wet, at
luntsyille Thoy used The rolling stock, II is sait,
for transportation. The force is supposed in bo.h
Races to be about 10000 s'roug.
WHAT Is TO FOLLOW THE CAPTURE OF FORT
PULASKI.
l. is stated ia the savannah correspondence o..
The Richmoad D.syctch that - roceuiiy-calimei
German, belonging 70 the FOT'y-sixth Newly Ofk
Regiment, had letter about him, not finished, but
intended for his wife, in Baltimore, stating that on
Friday next Fort Pulaski would be attacked, also
detailing the proposed campaign from It's tucce. .siel
bonbardment, the immediate advance upon and cap
ture Of the city, and the equally brilliant and sud-
den occupation Of Charleston."
FORT PILLOW.
This Fort, which the telegraph advises The Union
ists commenced bombarding Yesterday, il thus de-
,cribed by camp correspondent:
" Fort Pillow. where we are now encamped, is ON
lAo Tennessee side Oi the siissHsipp about twenty
ilea above Randolph aud about eishty-hve miles
above Nemphis. y is ~ Immense lnlIencaed camp
stuated i The Hd-t Of the iillics OF the Tennessee
hilf. Tie fOuicaiions on the Iiyer cOnelsi Of Il
rifle battery ls.X -! -pOundeIs On tie blu and the
water battery below, thirteen s(-Iornfcle, sni0oh
bore, and one lI.iuch coumbiad now being mounted
a. deep ditch, rampant and hre military road ex-
tend from the river front tic right % The river
from Oh toe left III the form Of horse-tOe, on the
brow Of the highest hills, fully nounted with heavy
cannon ~ The saliout angles; some Iaca ~ TIC ex
tent OF which may be tormcd by the fact that II
would require 20 U,boJ IlCD formed 10 ce OF battle u
cover It's circuit III The IcaT OGiside the rampan',
the woods are not only clt hut striped of III limbs
for 90 yards-tnd aQsi ia further strengthened
bv IN .iu.,at impa-s able oiiss which f.retcacs la
ward 81 upward OF ,e river far as Tie ego Can
reach.
"lhe channel Of the river is within 100 yards Of
the batteries and 10 loas Of however light draft,
can pass at a greater distance. II would seeni IN
possible from the nature Of iis defcnsce that a,il-
ioly could io brought 70 bear eny pOr, and that
wen TIosii1nei aud garuso1ea, il could bold out
against the whole army and navy Of The Lincolnites
QUICK WORK.
TNe E'1iuOa0 EAqH.le, rays that the Hon. Wm.