New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-25

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MRupHis W-iae.iiy. Juns l] 1872.
ARRIVAL OF GIN. LEW. WALLACE.
COL Fitch and his command are MP the White
yer, with the gun-boat expedition, ani FOR nearly
week there have been no troop, in Memphis except
the Provost Guard. But at noon yesterday little
party Of Union officers came yallop.Ds IN from the
country, and dismounted al The quarters Of Col.
Slack. commanisnt Of the post.
They were evidently holiday soldiers; their
worn, sun-burut faces, dusty clothing aud faded
horses, bespoke hard campaigning and long march
in the relentless sun. one, N blue cap and plain
blouse bore no distinguishing marx Of rank. but
was noticeable for the peculiar 5rilAancy Of his dark
flashing eve, and that indeinsjle something which
we call soldierly bearing. IL so0l BECAME known
that the newcomer WAS the most popular Of Hal
lock division commanders, malor-Geu. Lew. Wal
lace. who for he last year has been making history
ia Western Virginia and Kentucky, AZ Fort DOnel-
.on and Pi,tsburg Landing His troops are en-
camped Oh tue Fair GT0nnts, mile ami half
east OF the river, ami one brigade IL on the south
side Of the city.
MS MARCH, ACROSS TIE COUNTRY.
As far As his division Is concerned, Gen. Wallace
il conducting The war "a BIS own respon'Dilty
After the evacuation Of Countn, Gen. HallsoA sent
him in this direction under somewhat vague orders
The march across the country was very trying On
account VI the scarcity OF water; one day MS men
were compelled 10 march twenty mhe, without any
.upnly except what they carried in their oanteen'
But in spite OF the haFdslPs ana p'yaiions OF the
ninety-milo march from COglnsl, duinS intensely
hot weather their health Is excellent; the command
/, slm,, entirely free from sickness. For three days
they have been encampei miles from the city, On
The Memphis and Ohio Railroad. Gen. Wallace
found il impossible 10 keep mp COMMUNICATION with
Gen. Haech: three OF four o his messengers failed
10 return. and We're probably eat oil By guerrilla
baud, Of the Rebels. ~ be cones 20 Memphis with
ont orders: and by virtue Of his ra1s, has assumed
coumlnd Of this region.
SATISFACTION or 1iIE PEOPLE.
His arrival Is extremely satisfactory 70 the pe0-
pl,. Probably "a siu le one 81 our gunbolts, an
tl )rej in front Of the city, would be sufficient to
keep the place II we hal 4 soldier shore, but
many Of the Memphians have been haunted by mo
tear OF a sudden dash from Beaursgari army. The
pre ,ence Of several Thousand trODps VIII enbolden
Cnienists who are tImd, encourage many who have
remained neutral declare their loyalty, and over
awe the few open Rebels who dcat seem 10 Under
stand vet that Il was our O,iila, instead Of theirs,
which won the naval victory. L. will aiori pro-
lection against the principal real danger TO which
We are exposei-a sudden dash Of Rebel cavalry 20
DuIn the cHI'
THE NEW REGIME.
Gen. Wallace has e,tab islei has lus ter5 at he
Gsvoso House, in the identical apartments which
were occupied successfully by fDur Rebel command
ants-Pillow, Polk, Van Dom aud Price.
No other officer from civil lie, in our Western
armies. has earned AS higl a reputation for rcal
military ability As Gen. Wallace. The delicate and
difficult duties Of Commander az this important point
WILL Of course, require another order OF talent but
we trust that his administration will display the Wig
or discrimination and sound Judgment which have
distinguished him in the ield.
When he arrived he had been up through he pre-
Won, night, aud in the saddle the whole forenoon
but without waiting for to)i sleep he made =
thorough personal inspection of the city learn its
weak points, and 80 disposed mis- artillery as 10
guard il against any attack rom Beauresari, whose
LETT wing is only twenty miles distant.
Last evening he notified the publishers Of me
Argus that while he did not wish to interfere with
the business conduct OF the paper, he had installed
two gentlemen Of the Northern Press as ITS EDITORS
At the same time he instructed the Provost MarShal
to suppress its issue, if the arrangement was no'
acqulesced in; So we shall probably nave no more
publications from that quarter.
ADMINISTERING THE OATH.
Twelve bon,lred people have taken the cath o.