New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
The Beak and Panic in the Eleventh Corps
Correspondence Between Generals
schurz and Howard.
GENERAL SCHURES DIVISION EXONERAIED.
Special Dspssh to The N. Y. Tribune
TIE SPIRIT OF TIE ARMY.

hammock says that he has not ye, seen who con-
sidered hirsef his regiment or the army defeated
1t Ia only the Copperhesd say homes who call
the campaign disastrous The Rev. Mr.. Charming
who has Just returned from the srmy, where he
witnessed Sedgwick'; fight of Monday. and has
since talked freely with the men, both in The camp
aud in tie hospitals, declared in hrs sermon this
morning that the morale Of the soldiers and their
faith in Jo Hooker were unimpaired, aod that they
await o reuews OF the coOiict with eteady AMI
cheerful confidence, their minds being intrenched in
habit Of patient hope, and their belief in ultimate
triumph having been strengthened with every
battle while the Rebels fgb, in anger and enmiiy.
Our men are in the field from devotion TO country
end accept the chances of battle with they DO
not hate, with courage and selfsacrifce not less
effeienten action and more noble in endurance. Ills
experiences with the army lad left the speaker
moro hopeful tbsn great victory would have done,
II unsccompanied by knowledge Of the sublime de-
vOtion OF that army of frsemen.
Mr. Charming said that his first thought during
.he battle was Whether victorious or vanquished
God grant our soldiers may be heroic" Hi neA,
thought was God grant that such sublime self
emulation may win the victory" and, lastly, be he
never before conceived such reverence be now
felt for thai divine wifulness in man which was .x
hibited in Ibis battle. Mr. Cbanniug's pictures Of
she battle Fredericksburg vivid, and is ex-
perieUces among the wounded reproduced With
sach patbos he to move many in the audience 10
tears
MOI SJ'ED DETECTIVE FORCE.
Col. l.. {. Baker, Chief Of the bet, ctives of the
War Department, has been authorized to ruise II
force OF 500 mounted men, Of which he is TO have
the command.
DECISIONS by THE REVENUE COMMISSIONER.
Commissioner Lewis has made the following de.
cisious: single license gives civil engineer su-
shorty to practice his profession wherever his Ter
vices as zach may he required.
If planter returns al his products no viii be al.
lowed 10 oeduct the subsistence and clothing of biz
slaves. st of medical attendance rot allowed
The numtcr of days promissory note lus TO run is
to be the measure Of stamp duy, not the number OF
months.
TIE VALUE or HAVING POCKET TESTAMENT
CIV. Merrill, 18th Massachusetts "A drummer
boy who VIZ, saved from death during one OF The
recent bailez Oh the Rsppabannock by the pocke'
testsmen, given him BY bis mother, ia which Il bul
10. buried Itself barmessly. has been presented
with an elegant pocket testament bearing the auto
graph OF he President.
GIN HAYS A PRISONER.
Gen. William HAYS is WOUNDED aud prisoner In
Richmond whittier lbs wife had gone to join him,
via Fortreas Monroe.
THE BREAK AND PANIC ~ THE ELEVENTH.
CORPS.
Til. following correspondence has taken place:
Hz,pqUAErxRs THIRD DiviSIoS. May Q, 1863
MAJ Cen UowaEp Cow s4dng Eiettah Crp,:
GENERAL: find il stated 10 the pape's, TIE Nei''
York Times, The Warrington Chr0aiele. Ihe
Nep- York Herald, etc, that II was my olViHon
which. IN Tho action o. lsst Saturday threw i'sol
ayiry upon TIE sest of the cOrp aud II Is even stated
IN Tie Mr. Yoyk Herald that led the disgrace
ful fight in person" ~
These are statements against which feel m'eeh
obliged TO ask for protection. >on know tne ,,os'
md Won .sv. me IN that engagement. would re-
spectfny request you 10 state what troops ,bfe"
tbsmselyes ding upon the rest, and where was,
and what was doing, while you saw Inc Oh the
fed Of b9iiie. .,.r
'i"' '''''t G isSc:iHiUa2 MsJ ,;Gsne,al.
iIr.poraRTxas ilIH AhSY Cohr'' MAY o. i0'''
am oeeplv painod 10 find you subjected 10 such
hIae and malicious attacks. i Jaw you Jlst ah 'De
sca non commenced. You fastened TO your post.
next sw you ray ing troops near the rne p'ls upon
H. ground occupied by our Corps Alter this you
,~e,e will ae forming new line Of Dst,e pear
Gen. Barry hoe -, -. so ,o,o
tLau YOU did on that trying occasion. lhe ahesA-
S,nns with reference TO your division nre true slDce
onT ,yoop. did not occupy The trout on the pont OF
st,ack II would be improper for me at 'his une 70
.ne.k rslsiyeiy OF the conduct Of deIeht ui'hious
Nv Official report will soon be made.
IL give. ne pleasure 10 snoscfiHc NY csn -
truly. " ", ,i 10" y,srp,T
Til fo.e,al seryices Of Gen. A. w. Wbippie TOOK
,,sce to-day 1t Trinity Church, GeoIge'owh,
-. tho remain, were removed to Oak Hi
Cem,,,rv. TIE military pageant, consisting OF the
I22d Pennsylyanis Regiment, whose 'lino
today. squadron Of Scott's Nine Hundred Java
~. and artillery, was very imposng. Mex. - '''
precesson 10 Gen. Wbpple's family ana sian u '"'
cs.ssssd cane the President, Secretaries Stanton
and Seward, Gems. Meigs, HeiuIzelmai AVer'i'
and other OAieen.
TO ID. Associated Press y...,.a.,s Ala, 10 1876,
CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
HUH mcCnioch, for the last twenty-five years
..,,o.c,sd with the State Bank o; Indians, and Tor
many years It's President, to whom The secretary o'
~. Treasury some time ago rendered the Controller
80, ., tbs Currency, has consented to accept the
,,os;,:oo and il now in the city for that purpose.
NO RUMoRs IN WASHINGTON.
Thar. we're not even exciting rumors 70 disturb
itbis unusually quiet Sabbath.
axr,xnl az che steap,ship Morning Star.
The Steamer Morning Star, Capt. A. ID. Perkins,
,ef, Nsw.Orleans on the 3Oth April, al s;0o n m'
arrived of Havana at $50 p. m. on the "a OF May
and left for Eew-York on the 4th atl2:4o p. m. on
the ID, at ?. m., As miles N. ". from Moro Castle
sUoks United States gunboat Huntsville on craile'
all well; had taken three prizes ia the last twenty