New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
Ts1R WAX IN THE SOUTHWEST

The St. Louis Republican of the 18th inst.
says:
Gen. Hslecs hs, hi, bedqurer,s a. Pitt.burr Landing
on board ID, Continental and I, rapidly uiins ell hi.
plans Our .dves ere evening Of Tue'dsy and order
wa, being restored Tho iut9lsabe oordion OF the ROADS
and country owing to the heavy and uneesn; rams VI"
the only drawback upon epeFs,ious."
We have several distinct adyices that
great decisive battle viii soon be fought near
Corinth. but Gen. Hallock keeps his own coun'
sells. and apart from bis, one mans guess on
this point is about ss good as nnotbers. Inc
fact thai Gen. n. has ordered that no more vol
unteer surgeons or nurses should be sent up me
Tennessee would seem TO argue that he intends,
venture to say that, when the next battle
comes OF, our men will not be shot in their
tents before they are awake enough to seize
their arms.
Tie Western journals are criticlsing our
generalship in the ate specially Gen.
Grant's-with merciless severity. Their sum
ming up is that the fed was lost on sunday
/ by the incapacity and criminal negligence OF
the Generals and regaiped on Monday by the
uuequaed pluck aud splendid fighting of the
soldiers. The Er0nsriUe Qnd) Journal tells
tue following at the expense of one Of those
Generals:
PERsoAA-Among tho passengers who eft cur city on the
cars yesterday Gen sherrn.n' body dyervsna co'fed
individual Of 10 little function He houfished around the
depo, to considerable extent nsng hi. adventures at the
battle Of Pittsbur Landing gentleman inquired Of him
whether he ran Guag the 6sht "ie, replied the dsrk.'
did run bu could ut hep Up with tie Geners though
" Iva mounted OF mighty fast boss"
AS the Union forces now bold both ends
of Aabama--Shp leland and HuutsSille--wth-
out opposition, it may be good time to re-
call what Tie Mobile Ereaipg Ners said about
the prospective conflict just about year ago.
Here is specimen of It's ranting folly:
"Ther. are nov. nearly can be estimated upward Of
one lo bred ihonE ogsI zed sud armed ma H. The seyen
Coufederate States u, der fo~rs of snxouty awaiting he
20 pn, 10 the post danger At tn. vod Of Jrher-ou ps's
vi Inn .gn dsys tire q the futhest he ,entrss
ty thousand 4 these the bet soldiers iG toe world, tt
rut on the Noisrn der and hurl ths sllen1d army
ke al svasnc upou tie foe If tue battle ground be in
:iua Maryland IL PROBABLY will the grand army OF
he(onf,ierlcy vii doubled rttlrd by he rail-. ing
bo o. hos- safes We resson 20 believe that bund
reds Of psie the move, or viii be- within ~
hourE-an bJuuo somewhere Such Is our immediate war
shoad We NOV nw4tirgtOu, does The ,nemy eIpec.
20 hold II aEarst usI To hold srAt an Amy Of hundred
tbor,sni men snd hostile local popliaronl Lalge the
,esyanic r4uo. rom .e Anc Of the enemy read Il in be
a. ess. month before L DIN can musei ino seTyi' aud
colcentrse into army .Ind Cd thousand mou We are
read, lie il lO Our people, ueilfa y soincned nave IN
making fo # ihe'nstlgss fcf norths his people ha'
been Gf a,iing of the 'Tt and a9 not nat tay ~ In.
ced Oar ofioances OF Secs,on reoy the notes Of
ir urspa1stic1 1hsi, Gfst o:o Of prcparsto. wss
ii csruonale II Chlcstor We h-vo haa three mons the
.tsrt Of th,iD anu sre eafy .hey are not
Month $50 ,he minds Of people had set rs'otsdy
.o oe I any issne Nov 20 pie Of the North n al
The ID panic aud conf siou OF was hrst slar We
ffor. cool coecee zoo ta! VII never give "a m
time TO from their surprise We axe ready for action
they are rrupR resdy 10 Pe1Sse To act 1h-y may raise
nuv Of tasun ShO el 1g % staryAti,n scufyy
fellows Ioln back Of cel whom ra.s at would
MOI marched through Coventry vth-bu: these recruits
not o.iei., eGst " 81 the SOLDIERS 70 nee. the hot
b gbiod, imp. oi the south IrencheT
sod e vi e.tsd % teir fstos not On msl they
are-such .. marched through Baltimore squad, wIcched.
"a ged alt hs lsed TIE newspapers OF tnst CIT. repert
tbir F.oys ho do not know The Drecch Of Inuss et
nom ito H. z.e aud hal rather ch handserchis thfn light
IN enemy IN manly open combat White slaves 'ecdins
~retch,s sUays and vserrns the dfees 1d OF
.e0rgs OF tue pppusce these the levied forces"
whom lcOu sudlcEly aGy csnd tass for tho honor
being 4ugr red by CONT ss MOJe sent to bat
psgfoes 70 The dry woIk of killing them tut hev will
come south Eo wretch OF them wi live this side Of
the Border longer tda H. viii take Va 70 reach tue ground sd
drive them
IN hi,e /. nn51g forth 10 wage this Of ind pepdepcs
the noble aud brsyest Of her Il IL expensive EayI
gent 70 put such nasa AGAINST tbe mn ran oi mecenaes
whom the Abolition power called out to war upen No.
could almost hope better cass OF jud f9 into
the Northern ranks that gentlemen mia ind oeinen
worthy their whom would be more tihcpi 10
quer and whose coDquerng would be more honorable For
worth 6ehing with the yton o few regiments for TIE
North just getting ready, sud will ey be whipped before
IL ready"
We have MT heard any complaints that the
" gentlemen" Of the South fail to find :" "foemen