New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

state ma emergencies may demand. an oiuer was
is,ued 10 the Mror General Of the state 70 orael
de,aI of men from certain regiments anu oa'tiione
NJ the militia for special service and requrog eacn
man Of sucb detail to furnish himself with good
rifle or sbot.gun a haversack, and such other equip
ments "a he can procure and to he ready TOT ac.Ve
service on short notice. II is further ordered tha'
The men detailed under tie above order must be IRON
those not liable as conscripts and may be orb
either az cavalry infaury, but, in all cases, they
must furnish their own horses and arms."
A PRAYER FOR ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
To the Editor of The Mississtppidn: Where the
Lincoln army have succeeded in getting possession OF
our towns the commanders have insisted upon the
ministers Of God offering prayers for the President
of the limited States The word Of God commands
that prayer shall be offered for all men, and res
pectfully suggest that every minister, and every
private Christian also, should obey this command
inent. l also offer PRAYER which / myself have
used for this purpose, in the language OF Scripture
that Others il they should feel disposed may avail
themselves of il in bis behalf:
PRAYER FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE usirLD
STATES.
Lord our Heavenly Father the high and mishty Ruler
Of he Universe Who dos, from Thy throne behold ell the
dwer, upon earth most neay We oeseeen nee 20 OF e
the United States snd G other In authority under him ro
ol this ia the tbsi made not God be strength o..
strengthened himself IN his wioksnes lie hath put forth '
hands against such be psece With him he hath broken
bis covenant. The words Of hi' mouth smoother than
oil thew were drawn ords. Thou hast IT, for Thou
beiodea mischief snd r,e to requite with Thy hand Re-
member Lord that this foolish people have blaspheued
Thy name They foor IN the congfegtoh, tney SCI up
ensigns for wheson portrayed the stas of zoe
heavens they ther standards upon Thne
they worship the, which proceedeth from the bowels
~ and see ~ Nksness upon TIE pages OF my hoy
Word They taken crafty Councils sgsns and have
commanded Thy servants % fall down and sdofe The iag
which they have made They have said Cone let ne Gu.
with word II hatred and fought without cause Likes
lion that i, greedy Of is Prey, they nave ".
DOR steps LIN VI Thy-el nou Judge Of the Earth Ane.
Lord and dssppoint him. Make them turn their backs
when Thou shalt get ready Tlns arro~s upon Thy strings,
tia, up sg Deliver us from The wicked by Thy
sword siay hem not lest ny people forget sca.r then
by Thy power let them know that Thou art our si,nfh
ard defense Give them repentance ard 'oTsow OF hear
foI their wicked desn. against a. that the cure OF osn
turn their ivkedness and live ard ihi, we ak for
j,,u. Christ, sake AsES.
CONFEDERATE CURRENCY.
HEApaUAEIEEs DEPARTSEsT EAsr TgNsrssEr,)
KSoNvfiLE May 20. 1862.
Il having com TO the notice oihe General Command
ing At persons within th- m OF his Department are dis
credtna the fedese currency by refusing toreeeige It IN
paymci, Of debts and foI produce
He hereby gives Inst this Is gsye political ofense
srEest by the military Anthoity vested N hun IT,
The Adutant and lnspectOr-tieneral Of the Con-
federate States distinctly announces that "persons
exempt by State laws are not exempt " under
the late conscrptOn act and this too, subsequent to
the declaration OF the Sonth Carolina Council OF
Five that certain such persous in South Carollna are
10 lie considered exempt. Here If States night
conflict at once.
James Sinclair, lately Colonel Of the 35th Regi-
uent NJ C. ", takes issue in some important points
with the off cil report Of Gen. l.. q Branch, con-
corning the battle Of Nswbern, and pledges Himself
10 prove, as soon "a circumstances permit nVesuga
tiop That the battle OF Newbern was lost. lat, by
Drunkenness; %, Incompetency; 81, Personal lack
of courage and presence of mind IN the presonoe OF
the enemy.
TIE following is an extract from a private letter
to The MO5te News, received June ], dated Fort
Gaines, MAY 30, 1862:
" Eiehtes. of Old Abe's feet parsed here to-day,
going 10 Pensacola aud in q c afternoon, when
living about % mile outside " sand Island, TWO or
tlrree of ;hcm tiled their guns on Fort Morgan,
throwing n er shells the sand in 'front.' Of the
fort Knocking the sand mountau-high."
The pilots OF The Merrimao have published a two
collmn reply TO Com. Iatnall, very severe on the
old Commodore.
S,vAySAH.--A gentleman from Georgia, attached
To II c army OF Sayannah passed through this rlty
vest. srday en- route for Conlth. lie iclls - That
The neny has gwen up for the present tLe attempt
10 e.. Ike Savannah. They found Savannah a hard
n al D crack, brcanze the Gcorlisns nladc m their
mind to light for and defend their beautiful ga
port. What has been done there, can and VIII be
done .at Mobile. Mobile Reli-;er.
From Atlanta, Ga, papers Of the 9th aud 18th
ut. " CLEAN the following extrnc E. Noticing the
formal ION Of a guerrilla troop, TIE IfeligsEecr
says;
We ope to zee our people going into these guer-
ria ort abizafions with alacrty a. fact as they are
cal ed for. We think much OF our final success de-
pend. upon this et1cieut urn Of the service.
The IntetgeHccr gives q rare advertisement, FOR
what might be called the Confederate Bonnet Board
Bible So ,ietY:
Con-dsfA a;c Bible Society are nov ens'S'd 10 rnios
Testaueu for d.uiuton la the army std to bind th-n
they are com oed Teso 10 the sc Of old pap-f boxes
such us-d by merchants In packing sboo tine good
Sc We confidently appeal the mechan' Of G-orEs to
aid benevolent by ang 20 us all tie boxes and
boa they spare from their ',ore, All dIo'ed
sid the Bible cause, Will please ship them % wood
Hanleitcr Rice A Co, 1t auts, Ga. l.. IL MYERS.
correi p0ndent writes follows in regard TO the
popular value attached to the Confederate notes IN
the South:
Row Ga. May Is. Issa
A geuemtl from A.hrt. visited oiiy last week 10
purchase hou-. happened to step nto the store While -
gots'nG with Of provision dealer. for 10, Of
the purchaser said he: will no pay on for your hour
in C0nedri Noic bat In good serk paper" This nnsiud
cut the credit OF the Government Of country 'red
me- and reiod my Soa hr blood 10 boiling heat Said il
Where you FROM, s ?" FROM Atlanta" IVES HE rspJ
And do tho people of atlanta discriminate between Con
feiefate AID bsns notes p They do 20, sin
always MAKO difference" said he.'
Can il be possible MesFr. Editors that the citizens n A.
rendering aid aud CONTEXT 10 The enemy by de-
proclaim; tie curergy Of the Conieesie oovetnmeui aud
bonds rendered worthless By want of confidence
on The at oil the Sonthoru people ptay what viii banb notes
be- worth nth anOs. their entire cal a Invested IN Oosefn
Incnt secuIltesl
KENTUCKY RISING.
Yesterday moniog Capt. James CastlemGn Of
Kentucky passed through here Oh bis way - Cor
inth lie il Just from Lexington, in tba, Stats. and
brought ont with him seventy men, all well mount
ed, armed and equipped having furnished Themselves
with their outfit. HIS men a-e now at Chattanooga
while nc has gone TO Cornth 10 Morgan, 20 make
arrangements for JONI his squadron. Capt
Cas.leman brought his men through Pound Gap, ana
thence down through Eat Tennessee. Nearly
everywhere through Kentucky they were welcomed,
grseied with cheers, and bid God-speed.
They were entertained with lavish hand by the