New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
RBBgLLIOUS MENACE BY Gov BROWN
THE CRITICISMS ON JEFF. DAVIS


following: ,-..,,.
pNRoIJMFNT OF OFFICERS or THE MILITIA OF
r,rr STATE Under THE CONSCRIPri0N ACT
FORBIDDEN. ,
The Secretary of War, aswill be seen IN the '9iow
,rc sgrrbe correspondence between him and GOV bTeWn,
has directed Mejor Dnnwocdg not to enroll the III.
recognized by the Safe authorities as IN o Bron In
co,re.pondenee Is laid before the pnbie by 10Y ~, 49, -
order thai the Secretary directions may e.cn ~ - nc,
possible those enrolling officers Tso n,sor oe to cease
the enromert of these state officers or columns az. !.
crowded to day that we arc ioIceu 60 po''p0"o ~
ppon this cor dependence TO g future Gay
OFFICIAL CoRREs PONDESCE.
ATLANTA, June H. 1862.
v or;,. osicers have enrolled several Of the State
officers Of the militia who will not be perllleu 70 o
away from their commands fea s,a,eo IN Too sns stSd
me 10 cali your attention to If done Please send me oy
telegraph an order fer the Teeao ~ so he enrolment
sfsse officers or order the arrest OF each officer who
State officer wish an im ioSFpa Te RRowY
Hon G. w RANpoIPH Secretary Of War Richmond ID Va
RICHMOND, June 49, 1867
His Erc,le,cy Cor BRowS: ,...
Major Dunwoody has been instructed not TO enroll militia
,ers by the state authorities in oomHission
Rast hin 10 show Won his Instructions II you him
or tny of our enrolling officers in their attempts 70 get men 70
No Won " Viii cause great mischief think might wei
drive out our common eney o TnnI pr Va
other o. W. hA-NbU1,,II ~, o'oiT TS s o 1oa '
A. Major Dunwooays subordinstes in different parts Of the
,n 90 pe them The nee.sry Instructions stop the enroll
rent Of the of the militia agree with you fully that
should unite al energies 70 drive out the common enc
nv aud not mske ourselves am most happy
therefore that the Confederate Government has decided to
respect the constitutional rights Of me ae 50 lar a. uot 10
force the alternative OF permitting any & m'nt OF
her Constitutional oyeTnmen 70 he sO1udeo a. destroyed
defend the existence and integrity OF 5ef eh
By force JOSEF Is yPlI r MEOW BR0WN Z.
are much pleased with the letter OF NJ Randolph IL
the above Gov Brown ardent patriot be apy
one else; but persuaded he must regret having permit
ted himself use the LANGUAGE Of menace w1eIe Ss Do
improper and unnecessary We are sEahed mat the views
OF lie two officials have been placed harmonious footing
sure cordiality Richmcnd Enquirer.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 2Gth has long leader
the subject the criticisms upon the pursued by the
Rebel leaders We extract the following paragraphs as CON
tanning the gist of the whole article:
PUBLIC coNTIDENCE-oUR LEADERS.
Nothing q. such time thisi important public
hdence in those charged with public duties; nothing 90
barsssing 70 the Wnt Of ~ Inc purpose we nave ~ view Is
TO show that there 10 reason why the pohc should uot re-
pos in ushken trust under Providence in those VINO have
musl be sppsrent to all that the which deter
mine the action Of the authorities Of the Government cannot
be- known people in all and in most could
not be explained without detTiment 10 the interests o. the
Conderscy The failure 70 meet public expectation and 20
realize public hopes result from inbiiy the disco
sure Of the Of which might aPpre the Of sour
ce Of weakness which he could use "a our destruction
The Government sthu placed in this demna-o disclose
onr waaess 10 our own people and the enemy 20 DO
its with It's disposabe and to Ie upon the good
Of the people credit the failure accTgng 10 the true
though To take the dIs, horn Of tais d
lemms would be in many cases criminal and tresonabe and
VET ,he pursuit Of the only other aie native IS OF en- met by
ibe nsaneiy unr ssonabe with complaint and condemnation
Such people Insist that failure is imp 6e unless taeIe De
xfa wrong or objectionable neglect though they confess
they are entirely gnornt Of the reasons which induced the
Til. ali ioy and madness Secrecy in army movements
and in military policy Is essential to success PstnCisl
~o t lst confidence that they VINO see the whole
game know more direct better than those who
only results but blind to the steps IN the progress 81
'"' s'-' From The Richmond Enquire, 26h
THE RAID on MCLELLAN's REAR.
fla limo nrdar oh
s lust been issued by Cen Lee the gallant Stuart and his
brave men Such deeds Of daring il viii be SEEN do 90
HEADeK's DEF,T OF NcETHEks Va, June % 1862.
wi great satisfaction the army the brilliant
ploi. Of Brie .Geu j. b. stuart with PAT Of The troop
lat 4h and 9Th Virginia Cavalry, part OF tie JEFF. Dsv
Legion with whom were the Boy kin Rangers and sec ioI
OF the Stuart Horse Artillery the 18th lih aud 18th
June made a reconnaissance between the Pamuntey auC
Choshominy Rivers and succeeded in passing around tn
rear OF the whole Union army routing the enemy in
series Of sknhes taking number Of prisoners and dc
stroying and capturing stores to slsrge amount
Having successfully accomplished its object the 2,
pedtion the Chekshonpy almost IN the presence
the enemy with the same coones and address thai make
every step OF its progress and with me los nut one na
the sinented Capt Latane Of the 9Th Virginia Caviar.
who fell bravey leading successful charge agsinst superb
army the General Commanding takes great Pleasure il e.
pressing his adf1tion Of the courage aud skill 50 con.p
ouy exhibited throughout by the General and the officer
and the under his commsud.
In addition the officers honoreby mentioned In III
report OF the expedition, the conduct Of the following private
bas received The specis compensation Of her Tspeciy
gins Cavalry and j. Mosby serving 10 the same regiment
Pdvstes Ashton. Brent, r. Henri +. Herring and r. Co
RH CLIFTON, A. A Gen.
TAKEN PRISONER.
j. Horace Lacy, ESQ.,, of Stafford County, Va.
an Gen CIV Smith fell into tho hands Of the Yankee
Us, week while visit TO hIs family who soournin
their old residence near fredericksburg
THE RUMORED ASSASSINATION OF GOV. JOHN son
The story that Andrew johnson Of Tennessee hat
been slain BY Neil Brown by BIZ son proves
b. untrue Neil Brown on the contrary has joined the lie
the hsnd Of the enemy and Two both Of whom
are at this time in the Southern army.
THE CORN CROP.
Ii is right pleasant news we bear from all quarter
about the growing corn.crop Wheat has failed ia grea
totally but King Corn ruses his daTS greer
sure promise. We do without wheat but
the foundation Of all physical webeing Poor food Of 81
kinds ard starvation price, al deducbe TO scarcity
and never until abundant in Ceor
g9 as to be slmost drug will we escape che diss.ou arc
for market separated from us BY waste OF waters 300
i, may yet be 10 months before Georgia again be
Of plenty before the grim can be applied produce sufficient
ANNA iooq ara 5eh,P' syen e .n e 10 '
painful and dissceu Lesson Of the past three four
Yes N two years from this time Georgia planters may
be again ling eight cent. buy bacon at sixteen
give s may never again get so bad a. cotton at seven end
bacon at thirty fve Bot whsever may do, sley the
great buk Of people viii forget the chaeeu they
dence upon their for food and will resolve
fairly escaped they will never sgAn be caught In snch Dis
graceful and calemi,ot, condition Macon Telegraph
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Washington IOney writes 10 The Field and Fire
sid that he has planted cropp consisting 40 acr
in varieties Of the Palma Ci. seed to make castor
oil IS Ia broom 100 swamp land in rice:
n hops 4c in corn 100 aees g. ground peas
nces Ct corn land In COW peas for hogs ~ potatoes
and half an acre in the Texas Mosqut or huskeo Gfass
RAiS.-kvery drop OF the refreshing rain now
faDg blessing from heaven upon the Confederate cause
1t comes Jus In time 70 the maturity Of the soendid
grain harvest which millions Of se,oore
devoted 20 cotton Verify does " King Com hold hh rght
royal court with bis nch promises Of abundant food u o
people struggling for priceless liberty.