New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

NJ the war: but pride prevents many from acknowl-
n aave 20 their in'imatss. She believes con-
scisnIious,y the rebellion cannot lie much longer
,nsecued sud that since the surrender Of the bore
Of In, Lard and France reeognillon OF the Coned-
49, !. dren c'ond of despondency has fallen upon
do leader, of the lBsnrgent..
g. Ler,,lf-.nd she ~ highly intelligent, esIe-
,;ailv far "A ref,ient # the American DOe0tia-dc-
rrs % had d0uht ofihe suc e.s OF the rebellion;
that the Slave States would lie allowed ~ 20 out
three months aTer tie secession OF Sooth Caroiiia
She an not nor dill any Of her friends, aniclpate
a"y nar,icpT,r tronlle Size thought there might be
.one lghng, tut noting ferous or general IN The
vav of baItl-s--an ornOi SHARED by nearly every
man and womso IN Arkansas aud TeaneSsee
rur TuE,TgR OF JOHN 4. MURRLILs OPERA
TIONS.
Mi.sssipri County, Of which Osceo'a il tie capi
tai /. remarkable, learn, an the ocahty y Nhicn
II glorious lahd-prate JOIN A Murrtii hrst ueE"i
arse nnmher Of congeni!l sprits, wiling to eng, Ye
lin r4,iue, iuceudiaiem, plunder and murder, WIN
ont slit. Hi, headquarters were for some til.r
ueur Futor Tenn, aud tins section OF nitry was
far long time tie chief field Of tis reililous opera
lions There Is An exceeding fitness ~ such zoe j.
ty b,iug the fiist iu which heoei hag sho"'' O'
hoi-ted. -, -.
Wnnt an exec Int Seceesionist Murrell hin So sell
wonl,l have made, had he lived until ths day Inc
ConIederacy wo1ld certainly have mode Lip uen-
.i for bi mast service and for the assurpnce tney
woa!d have had OF be fttbful adherence 10 90
kindred eauee.
MORE RrBEL SPIES.
From two families residing IN Laudefdsle County,
Tenn, We learn that spies have been constant "
coninp aud goiug hew, eli The neignborhood Of the
aotilhs. where they could learn the nature OF OR
louera,Ions, AID FOtt Til,pw. One man named hel'
Ilsr. wlo went to the npg.sbip recently and gave
ev, ~ INSURANCE 30 Com. Fooe Of Eis UDloni'm ara
desired 10 and did iske the oath OF allegiance ater
~ enIlinR on tie foilla until he could Obtain c"r-
tim amour, Of intelligence suddealy GlsapIearen
and one Of tie iauiiies assnres me he pI9oeedsd
dIr,cly g. The 90 sud impaired ~ Gen' cliii3ue
IL he rad heard and seen.
The R.lel spy system. IS l have siid before, Is
conn leie III every pariic1lar Their spies are every
wb.,e aud often in tie lsssi snspected quir'sfs;
,S bir ours have camgafativy lar lear suctess exnip
ting T. energy, les devotion, less bardlh0od, but
f.r more princiIle aud coIsleneo N The occoIpieh
ueut of the e d they have 10 view. Oar oillccrs,
even tie n ewcest have been deceived hundreds OF
time. by Confederate spies, ard will be douotesS
hundreds OF rinl.s more; becnure they have 700
mn,b TAI h in humanity 10 believe 1t can slYK 10 We
,,jy necessary 70 the iull development OF genalhe
Sece ssorbt. .n,
There is uothing Rebel III rot do. lie WIZ not
ro1se efore the comm i.siOJ cl any c1le, nor hei'
inte to 10 ate any principle, however sscreH II nay
,, bs ye beer even in his ewes. ihrir rue II
that ropnlt,y ascIib. d TO tie Jesaits, ihe euu ~
Gs ,lr me. ps" ana tbe end /. the most perEeiona
,d uuI DIV that ever drl Faced th- once hou.-' nud
honoral e people represebtiIg great ana promo q"
,iOu. s...
qriie in great fas'e a. the Gisfatch-soat = now
leaving tue iiotIlla for Caro-.