The New York herald., 1863-05-26

MAY 26, lS63.-TRIPLE
nation The Rps thin and compressed firmly together
EXPRESSION. told thai age 49, and he looks
about 4o Tho General. who Indescribaby simple nna
unaffected in AL bis took oil my wet oycrcoat with ns
own hands made up the ne brought wood for me 70 put
my ieet on 10 keep them warm while my boots were
ects Al the dinner hour we went joined the mem
bers his sta Al this meal the General said grace W
dinner fearBsd 70 ~ ''rc room ' and 10 again talked
70 me for long time The servant came IN ana LOOK ms
rose % retire | the General said Captain there plenty
Of room mn my bed hope you will share with me-; me-.
% a sss his sAss.s
OF u his aids do camp. In the morning, al presk
fast time noticed hss the % sna Ssfe before
An hour two Afterwards 10 time Tor me 20 Ietsrn
70 the station on this occasion however naa morse, re,
adieu. His little vacant 50 stepped IN and
the Gre. then my stretched
% tho % ro M SaI s have been trying to
dry your ereatcoat bus afraid have not succeeded
With The cares and responsibilities vast army on his
shoulders he hnds time TO do iittle acts OF Kindness
and thGughtfuluess which make him tho darling OF
his men. who never ssem 70 tire OF talking OF hm.
General jacks Is man or great endurance: ne drinks
any stinaL ns He Ms been known 70 ride for thres
days at tne. asd there v any labor 70 oe
undergoae he never fails V take bis fhare y thought
Of entering the army az vo!smser as mary Engs.Ame.
Aass done; but hxve had the unexpected good luck -
secs,ye ~ sPgopsucnt in nc eInspsctins esssrt%snt
reason being th the whole orcc Of che Yankee armada
is about 70 10 thrown this portion of shs STATE
accordingly rct rned 70 ihs place. and am now await
s and am
house. /, tg, -, ,.t Il ,,.,,t. 49, e,s, y
ooSo cauRcu-so HOPES yRox 1nx '.corrxsuxADs.
have been al church to-day, tho Governor South
Carolina having proclaimed u as day o. prayer leave
morning Inspector General 70 90 examine .,s
light. - sei ssd 10 have long letter 10 readiness in
case should unexpectedly be disposed q BY Y.nkss
~ some ,ims .ss Aad az ida Aas nere peace
a ne pasin9 Of the Ccnscrtiow act o~d Nmdnos bills by
10 condcs .ns var on more gigantic scale
this spring than heretofore The emancipation scheme 10
nes @ % Us % en- sn.r 20
Northern bayonets. The Yankees thought they could
raise sssryls war but they nave asI. s,Sn:i,y see
ago. or this war ending until Lincoln retres from onice
b carried on a. It, prescn; prodsious scale
| 81 ~ ,s'sts FORWARDING A NAIL t..s..5. !
am finishing up This sorawl, the gentleman who is
taking ths 70 England Leaves to morrow We arc living
hero very comfortably and enjoying ourselves ashoush
we st expect TO be attacked every day BY the Yankee
- IEARs or 1nR fATE OF McHNoND trt
(Rchmond (March 31) correspondence Of London Times
s's svor England that the
and most eyentf struggle Of this war will occur at
From accidental Ct % Ns %n ana chiefly
amount Of Interest has attached itself to vckburg which
ny no means enter'anea wsn 'essau @ 70 IL IN IA .ne
mote point has made its way TO Eng and, It will have
ocen seen INA. !ne cni sengtn o. Cxsourg coss's S M
midaby attacked and all tho immense hastorms Of shot
ana sne wnicn nave ntner.o occn s'9wn ,so S, INC
little effect In half dozen different ways the federals
orm,ssSe OF ali tSes e1rts has Been thrcu what IS
hatchic river bas aren ne gunooa!s ana
ports nesaone back 20 sne Mssspp n NOR . ~ LIKELY
advance os the aotIa and AZ that !. was about e
headong retreat Inc canal OF cu.-on 10 tno mmeai-
ate negnoorn % lcAspuK is o 'nan c'cs cons
rerforatcn o. route through Lake Provi.
dence, the right bank Of the mississippi by which an
but little Information has reached us but the impression
is that the federas have abandoned this enterprise
II vicksbnrs can Be turned or manner neoatiua
there remain hundreds Of other points round which the
point is Warsron .oAers ne Hartford has recently beeu
beaten c wscA potM NdtcAss oaeTeM Me 6gs are sad
nor % tor ss"cs G~ - o ss q %
that the Of the Confedcrates are anxiousy turned
o rothsr Charleston suAers Ms lone as,aysd o0s sSa
army Of Gen. Johnston NY own impression still u that
want Of sagncy has been shown BY the gov
ernment in NOT ayeng henin0 fAe army Of Gen. Johaslon
b. such ide rerrcemerts az rod make ne issue Of n.
impending battle "bewnd perddwmture" II Is to an ord
nary spectator incomprehensbe how on both sides the
policy Of Nnpoconic concentration OF troops has been
neglected and overlooked. II ia known that many Of
the wsest heads IN the confedcracy and among them
General Joseph f. Johnston, have warmly advocated tie
concentration Of all dpoilabe troops in Scusvn Tennessee
though Texas and Arkansas should be LETT destitute
Of men, and the defenders OF vicsburg should be
duccd nehah. Non itd Dis pldcui For s0Hse incrw-
able the arn1fh of fAs cnfedeydcy q iTsd dsoay
by sQuandering troops In Insignificant numbers vast
Of territory, and by provoking such attacks
Gently led TO the surrender Of more than 1000 Confcde
NJ cnllc Tha oie