New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-26

order 10 conneract tie Encouragement ant Genorai-
izaiion manifested in their respective commands
when the intention 70 abandon Corinlh became appa
rent, al agsgred as he sole reason iof the evacna-
ton Ian 10 draw our troops further into the inle
rar Of Mississippi, away from our channels Of COM
p,rnication with the North ne 70 subject them to
the supposed decimating Influences Of the southern
Summer, and, after the climate had established
numerical equality, swoop upon and snnibilae them
An officer, claiming 10 have served On Zen. van
Dorns staff, and representing himself as desPaifihe
of and Disguised with the Southern cause, gave me
another reason--that Heauregard was placing him.
self in q petition from which he could more easily
unite his forces with the Eastern Rebel army should
the latter be driven out of Virginia.
Whether either OF both motives brought about me
evacuation it is certain that Beauregard IL doomed
TO dsappoin nent in his calculations. He viii have
TO wait long while before he will find any portion
OF Gen. III alleck sarmy where he wants 1t to be; and
when he does viii be afterthe Southern sun IL tenn
peIed BY the advance Of the season 10 The all months
and probably with another portion where he does not
want it, that is, in his army transfer TO which Is
nov rendered cOmparately easy by the opening OF
the Mississippi. Again, II viii perhaps be well ior
him 10 know that Gen Buell. is already further
South than bis friends in Virginia. and that he may
happen to find Union force between BIC army ana
what will remsin of the Confeder0tes IN the Eat
after their expulsion from Virginia. The army OF
the Ohio is used TO forced marches, and may be in
the center Of North Carolina or Georgia before he
can reach those regions himself.
Tyents before Rlchmoad are now watched hence
with feyersh anxiety. The army feels that whether
il is 10 ENJOY the summef rest, ior which II II now
preparine or not depends in q gTea, measure uron
Inc issue Of the close contest Low raging before the
Rebel capital .
TIE divisions Of Gems Thomas. Davis, aud Nc
Kean constituting the corps CT occupation, are now
L. aHHaf 40 no ~.
lhoiuas's y about mile and half 20 the north
ast and the two Others 10 the east and south. The
repimelis composing them have been all bdsiy AT
work fixing mp their several campo as comfortably
AZ possible for the proiTacied stay they expect 10
make 4 large number OF wells have been dug and
the scarcity of water remedied The cities OF can
vas" have been transformed into vast succession Of
artf ial caves With The aid Of brush aud branches,
10 protect the inhabitants from the glare OF the Mis-
sss,pp; Summer. Some of The camps are arranged
wi, extreme taste and present an ldylhS rateer
than martial appearance. The Teutonic 9TH ONO,
of Thonas's Division, have made such improve
mer.s upon nature that the vsitor Is apt TO Imagine
himself IN one Of the public gardens of the Eastern
ciies upon seeing it, members enjoying their beer
/ in bowers and upon tables and benches ~
/ Gen. Buells corps il sill between llAa dnd lus-
cuu,Lia Nelson's division il al he former, Wood q
NJ the latter place, and McCook's and Crt,enden'
between. They are working hard 10 get the rail-
road in running order.
Oni.e swarm 81 lAyIhasleIt are no" ul'se''E
the army with their presence 10 tie intense gratii-
cation OF al concerned. Over tive millions OF dol
lars have been disbursed within the Lac, week.
/ Cen Grant and portion Of his stan len this
morning per rail upon an excursion 70 jackson and
Grand Junction. The najor-General commanding
the army of the Mississippi started out upon al open
rla'forrn.car- ertaiuly q rather modest and unoom-
/ Portable conveyance, but the only one now TO be
! bad -
Hundred. Of convalescent soldiers are now daily
arriving here from the North an the field hospitals,
to ioin their regimenis This is q most gratifying
fact. auguring we'll for the future sanitary condition
Of the army.
We have enjoyed ths blessing Of fevo'al heavy
shower, Of rain during the last ~ hours, AMI the
weather lie now as cool and pleasant as 1t can be
wished.
Gems Hackleman and Sullivan Of Indiana reported
today 10 Gen. HAleck Previous 20 the late am
val. there was already surplus Il generals. What
Gen. Halle,k will do with tue new ones Am at =
loss TO perceive