New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

ROnery, Ala Ualcu HtSb AuVn"''.' -
Richmond papers, saying tosi Brau'eS"fn ana n'S
staff had arrived at Montgomery, on their way TO
Richmond, aud that large portion OF the arm! OF
the Mise issipp were to iIiiow, bragg uoioinS oacA
.oouob 10 keep off ii ,llrcks yandals. So many
stories are told OF Beauregard's movements that no
one knows what 20 believe, but ihis is likely TO
he true Beausegrd could not afford 20 baye his com
lnurica,ious with Richmond cut Oh az threatened oy
Gel. Morgans movement into Cumberland Gap
there is literally no chance for the Rebels III TIE Var
ley OF the Mississippi, unless 10 maze mere anu '
dash which, however sGccess'"i ~ 'he '"o"'e"'
could be OF 10 ultimate adv"n''S-' 81 we ru'"o'
tina. Beulregari il trying 10 ro-eui0fce Johnston Id
s least exceedingly probable Has rSo''i Pre- Sence
Is Of very little consequence either way, since ms
mastery inact,i,yand perpetual Tctssais have de-
sroyed among his own nen the prestige won by the
bJmbardmeut CT Fort Sumter
BY the Roanoke o. this port We have Eew-Or-
Ieaas dates to Che 18th. Gen. Bu'er sprung sur
prise upon his troops the i3th hut the response
wac 60 prompt tia, be i-sucd speci oder compli-
mening the upon their alertness. and also upon
their general behavior since they occupied the city.
The General was sereialed the l4th by large
party Of inonisis. Oh course he made speech,
which was well received. Lew daily paper has
ju, cccn started edited by the ges. fnancier, Jacob
BaiAsr, now 80 years old. OF course Beauregard is
heard from, via NewOr esn-. la hsd 10000 slck
men in his army at Corinth, and slck aud well
were ia q deploraLle condition. One George Cor
Pei, subscribing hmse f her Maies,r'o tNictorias
Acting Cor sul had presumed 10 address Gen. Butler
a complain about the oa required OF aliens, and
ussiug explanations; wheieuPon Gen. Butler ie-
turned the slightly Hiberpi4n srsw.r that no reply
would be made to the note until MIR. Colpei should
he RECOGNIZED BY his own Government rs il agent
Bat .he reader will read al length in another
column
There has been soue lively and crclabie work
-msr.ed By sad sas'Iophe-up Vile Rive, In
Arkl.lsas. Our gunooat expedition lOlnd Rebel
batteries at st. Charles So miles from o. Mississippi
and whipped them speedily and handsomely, after
aoout a., hour and q half OF bisk work. TIC Rebels
aad two strong batteries, defended by 400 to 800
ius!,, gnder a traitor named Col. Frye, who was
once ~ the United States Navy. Oar boys-of the
A,d and 10th Indana-anded and took thc worksb by
bsvoust: 80 Rebels were killed aud wounded, and
- captured, among the latter Col. Frye. None Of
on. men were killed and hut few wounded in The
ea2ageloeut-but shot from the creDy's battery
yelfcia.cd the boiler Of the gunboat Mound City,
let,ing free the steam whereby about rs men were
i.ilied, Including eight oifccrs. Immediate
measures should be taken-by extra shielding OF
otlerwiseto boilers agains. such possibili-
,es. This is the second dreadful accident of the
'kind may 1t be the last.
Among recent prizes taken az sea, reported AT
the Navy Department are the schooner Mary Stew
art from Nassau with salt, taken off San.es River by
49, no nit cd aftg stfe "a al
bas taken tie Rebel steamer Whitman Lake
Poacl artain; also, the schooner VEINS IN the same
lake, with 22s bales Of cotton; also, the Rebel gun
hos, Co.ypheus, secrsted in bayou md guarded
b. troops. The [. S. ship Susquehauna has sent in
she Rebel schooner Princeton. from Hayana with
dry goods and provisions. The Baiubrdge has taken
the schooner Borr.ny. The Mound City the gun
boat just exploded BY a shot in her boler) recently
captured the Clara Dob-on, OF tie finest boats On
White River.
Cen schoGeld. Union commander IN Missouri,
has got some ideas about Rebels and he bel properly
thai 90 rot prevail TIE scabo2Id. Not long since
he directed that Rebel guerrilla should be shot al
sigh and their friends AID sympa,hizers should sfso
be severely punished He bss now decreed that
active and passive Rebels shall be beld responsible
for dausge to the property aud lives Of loyal citizens
soldiers. For every soldier on CIVILIAN Killed
s. 900 will be assessed on The Rebels; 81 900 to
e. 900 for every wounded, and cent per cent for
all property destroyed. The pith Of II all is that he
has .he power to enforce this order, and viii do it.
Com. Dupont reports an act 20 entirely charac-
tersc Of Southern civilization That j. il worthy Of
special notice. Some armed traitor. lscertaining
that the Union forces had left Huichinsons Island
stole over there under cover Of night, and gratifed
their hatred Of the Yankees they dared not face by
numbering a large number Of negroes who were I'M
armed and asleep. That is jast what might be ex-
peetet from the cowardly traitors o! he Palmetto
State.
--Advices from Corinth indicate that forces
arc progressing into the interior OF Mississippi by
way Of the New-Oreans and Northern Railroad
Some Of Gen. Shermans men occupied on Friday,
Holly Springs, u place Of considerable importance,
about % miles south OF Grand Junction. The Rebels
lad, Of course, removed all their ernory machinery
and to make that ii safe, dad moi stop with
il until they reached Atlanta, Ga.
81 is stated" is about sIouch given 10 romano
irg 81 the "reliable gentleman himself. at is
stated that Beauregard ia at Okol0na, with $4,000
men; that Kirby Smith bias 90 900 Rebels at Chata-
The who proved a logcal demonstration that
there never was any such 10 NAPOLEON has a
capital subject in the ubiquitous Gu.i2ye Pierre
Toutant Beauregard, traitor
The Goth Indana-the regiment TIA. nd such
marrow escape on the Hatteras Beach 81. Chicana-
Lor al D -. II ii.