New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
TEE WAY; rN wSfE soyrn-wnsr.

iaih and its Gradual pisapPenrouce-
sac Desperuie EisAtiag Of che Rebels
in sho yScseat Engagement.
Iron Ow Special Correspondent.
CAMp SroNr, CoRINIH Miss,
Fridsy --,liaplg 1;-NOv. u 1862 :
| After vsri5us teiaye, [ succeeded IN getting oil
lhom C,umJus vory narrowly missing the train,
lLoweyer, ea Die css had been moving come time
,hen bad gon. throw n ,be stupid f.rnality OF Oh
Iuning po.s TO cuteF tie dsaelcealle precincts Of
Isece.sa. As Il WIS, vour correspondent was CON-
psled to run By the guards, pacing tie platform to
,ssyent any Unauthorized person from departing
l,ca'hwsrf, end leap or board without giving The
te ilau.n ia Che mo,Aet lie leas. satisfaction for
Ks irregular proceeding.
Tie calls were crowded % excess, and very nrconi-
ibrtai e. and tie pleasure of the trip was not par
III ula.iy ru.,LetG ~ tie presence Of hall q dozen
fsAees, disposed TO be noisy and far TOO inebiatej
40 &c .uteat ne
"A. We passed Union CITY, Humboldt. Trenton and
iJsck ou we lcuEd them al gaisoned and
by wsN tut stocklces; large earth-wCrk has
lteICO l,lt teug erected 40 humboldt Tor the repul
l,on al Tie R,b, iftley shoald undertake to lepos-
Irss the Ground hoy had lost. The towns all wore
I,verv dun md desolate appearance. far more 20
Than = ilerl towns usually co, aud oHinced IN more
Iyays ti.l the picstn,e OF wGr IN their immedi-
Ist4 Nj v. I. g dwellings, seemed falling decay.
The stores were closed and the streets desered,
Ehy he Union soldiers ide blacks and Easged chill
IlreI.
i Al Jackson 7 was eorpelled 20 obcin n new pass
lie 90 70 era d Junction, and, apply To The Pro
Ayost Marshal was 'ouaed no passes were granted
Ito civilians tnt That ! might refer the matter -
lGen. hurlout. l called promptly at the General 3
headquarters, and there iesued ir0'I enc b;s stan
Iha | coald nor glt through, TIA: Gen Grants o der
Twas exi nCit and pereul toIy, permitting none but
Ipersons regularly connected with tie Army 10 20
lteiOw JsoAs,n.
d. ! Il
Iraiu LI1 e'f bv tbat uHc, wac forced 90 lie over
lmul tie next day, do what might. / must say ]
felt little indignant 1t Grant, and very much in
LoLnea 20 make One lie gtuct remarks about hun,
lfor be is very yalUesa6.er but ] rrescryed my
Iyra,b, and r. .ned myself TO my situation.
b The by, vhea viii accredited Journalists have
a recOgiz.d position ~ The elmy, where they have
as much right and proper function as O. Com
InsndeI in-Chiei Wien will they &c free nom the
snovsnces ard obstacle placed IN the Way OF rep
reser stives cf tie Press Why all tbis sham and
Imbieiiuge this playing feat and ioose with them
| let - lie recognized by officers as gentlemen III
IfGeuCed as ven as they by patriotism, ana anxious
TO pu form Cuty; o. let rs be removed from the
srny altogether. an weary OF this h4h-way
brs.uesf itis compromise win injustice Tins tam
| peTrg WITH aDsuTClty. We as journalists have
| rights or have Lot rights. Let US hear how our
martial soCns determine the question.
| Myse Il and my Bohemian companion cOnclgded 20
repair to Coiuth, Learning that tie We're run
mig thence, on The Memphis and Charleston Rail-
vgy. 20 Or I'd Junction. We came here, aud found
/ lie roal was not in order, that 10 trans were
runring Oh 20 j, any direction, aud that We must re-
turn 10 jackson IN order 10 reach Grauts army.
| Tomorrow We fhell make another attempt, and
hc,e 10 be successful, though We have little reason
i for oar loioiulLess. Tonight we learn that our
forces have really occupied Holly Springs and that
/ tie enemy j. some fifteen miles below. The Rebel
srepgth is between 5000 and 10000 and they arc
4 under Gen. pemtertOn, the successor Of Van Dorm
lsbssut r Richmond to answercaarres aud Sterling
i Price. They VIII not MAKE . sieui, think, this
Ede Of Granada; and, Il defeated there, vii i~ll
back 10 Jackson, 10 obtain possession Of which le
Gran Vre-eut purpose ibis they Will pre- vent,
possible AID tlcre II Lie doubt they are at pIesen,
tnieayor- 2 20 MASS rOots IN Missi sipIi.
Bragg forces now commanded by Gen. LeOnidas
Polk, ale marching probably TO Chattanooga, and
Holmes has been ordered from Arkansas TO cross the
1 Mississippi. The" Coniedera;es," however, cannot
concentrate their armies well We, and crria,yly
|. cannot osf.in more Zen 10 defeDd jackson than
! rs 3 attack !.
1reTe mat he great baitlc tefcre long some
where IN this STATE. il cannot be deferred Tor any
great period, since Giant Is seeking ght and VIII
eontirae his march until lie obtains one, or drives
1 the enemy before him. When this light Will u &c
place, de YsnGs uTon the temper aud taste 81 TO-
/ c5ivairc IONS OF the cavaLers, VINO VIII npt
YIELD ia kson without q struggle. 49,, .,
COnnth looks desOiate enough anu Is rapidly dis-
| sppearing from vifion-not more than one-quarier
q the houses standing that were previous 20 Us
syscuation by BeauregsId. The Rebels at that
tine burned q portion Of the town, aud slnce then
lofge number. Of the buildings have been tom
down by our troops render the place more defens-
be- Every day or two q new house falls before the
uaI h Of American progress AID the necessities OF
war. TIE large foGudery and fJur-uill lave do
parted This life and an TIE dwellings IN tue vicinity
have been abando1ed. There are liar ly any q tho
original citizens le1 here-perhaps 90 bali dozen
Of families ard the town Is as una'tractiye as II
vel could BE.
The Eli oinihgo Hotel and Corinth House are
boil employed az hospitals, and strangers coming
here nave 10 place 90 stop. lay last night OF a
bad floor ia a ygretclcd "sQlOOn," end was kept
swske till daylight by uproanous drunken men aud
REPEATED raics Of Ia's upon my miserable apology
for couch YOu can conclude, therefore, Corish ~
bot altogether delightful IN The character Of 40 b.
cety or accommodations.
This morning began 70 live in tents more, and
since then have Jared a least well as soldiers aFe
IL this beIigltet region u rCqu1iatiou.
New and excellent Notifications have been erected
IN and the town, enabling our forces 10 protect
themselves against twenty times their number Of
the Z e. There il little prObai iliiY Of another al
tick on Coritn; but if there should be, tho Rebels
will be slaughtered worse than they were before.
Tue battle Of tie 81 aud 4th October must have
been fearful one. The enemy fought with an OBJ
rinacy and derperulion he never displayed 10 any
previous c0nteei; charging upon fortiicHtiyns ana
bat.efies under q con8ian, and devastating fire. end
iskirg possession Of the works. Again and again
tte Rebels were swept down by the artillery; but
tie ranks were Immediately cioaed and the firm
column moved on undauuted. II was indeed ter
rble engageD mt, heroically fought on both sides
aud Will long live in guine characters in the bis
tory Of the Nation. JUHus.
LoUIsynLs. wednesday, Nov 10 1852.
The following General Orders have been issued:
HT1DQrARTEHs, DrgARTNKST or THE ONO
Nov II, 1851
GrsEhAL ORDERS No. 2O.-Thst portion Of Ken.
,octy 1e ucns and yiug wo.t Of Odbgn Shelby Spencer
NJ Itralr q faH.