New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

North tba. the change in cli:r ato W cipkates deve
opment Of the latent disease Win wcn nave
on postpone the evil dny by udicous dieting and
medication but we have found ont that all mnst sooner
or later succumb fr WHILE at least to the disturbing
Influences which the Inasma brings to bear upon the
liver and blood TOO many alas have suocumbed for
ali time and now fill lonely. desolatc-looking greves
/ have been asonisbed. and sometimes deceived. as
IN the ceneral health u the army. on witnessing the
stoutbeartcd manner In hch the troops generally meet
attacks Of fever and ogue and other ailments
odabe in their present location i Iee! WIN not 60
A tertian. or chill and fever which comes ard goes
every third day with IN undesirable pnnctuality. Is
treated good Joke and the soldier SPEAKS Of very
cayeerly until II has become some more malignant
FORM OF disease Nevertheless his checks go bleach
inc more everyday his eyes have dark blue lines under
them his sep loses its elasticity. he VIII yswu even on
dress parade aud he is. II he wogd only confess it.
Yesterday was "on the Big Black" az We say here
Of trip TO tho main encampment Of our army. that
phrase ing taken the place Of ont 10 the frontan
expression much used during tho siege The pnlor
saw in the faces there suggested the foregoing observe
tons There is talk Of cvaouating that line and re-
moya to the immediate vicinity Of NiclSburg No OBJ
lection will be made by the troops TO such movement
THE MISSISSIPPI
The transition from the tributary to the main stream
Is cary enough and IN the dearh Of other matter
have word TO say about the Father Of Waters We
have il in our possession nov completely and indis-
rutably from the Falls to the Baiize What shall We
DO with III In our theorizng abon' the iunre o. me
ont stubbornly Mt Vcssburg and Port Hudson. We
assumed feydcn almost that the reopening OF
the Mississippi to the noostIpe,ra nsvspil"n OF our
two and sarve out the eastern moiety. What WA
Virginia 10 90 without Texas cattle and cornf HOG
could Bragg and Lee Shsst tier armies whom cnt on
from tra,s Mississippi sources II supplyt Now II can.
not fail to strike any observer that the predictions ana
assumptions Of thai time rather slow OF REALIZATION
and ~ n recpariDg Of the great river h NOT al open
pg 10 commerce. cannot help the feeling Oh being
sonev bat IN the pcdicGnont OF TIE man WHO won the
eepI art In the rnle What shall We do with ~ HOW
are We 10 max" IL subseryc our great purpose I'll phB
down The Rebellion syeedpyat a blOwn possible Ii
II ov nicnt that this problem Is the one solution OF
which waiting TO come from =" ashihktoh OF
lerever else the brain work 20 be done. The taking
OF vcksburg looked forward 10 too much hs an end
and not enough d means. Oar calculations DC
not possibly extend r enough beyond the DESTRUCTION
Of the blockade Of the river ~ hs point ana NJ ron
Hudson period Of inactivity has sgpcrvencd. and
been pToracicd beyond the time allowed fr r-stsrg in
Summer quart, There j. no form ldahc enemy within
reach Of his nrmy II IL uses VclsbuIc base %
supulies ana II IL evident that sses Of move
me,s be- planned and executed before the rrh'ine
qualities of these Western trv,ys ere made available.
Are tle- moyoreuis already p AIMED ard agreed upor
Ills il tie question ihai We ask ourselves hIi winch
ws cannot answer When We can 500 events shaping
themselves into answer our ntufe vii be cleared OF
the heavy mi-ts which shroud II NJ present ard ~esh-
probahy enter upon the realization 81 expectation.
touching the effect OF the rcopenns Of tie Mississippi
River.
Tho melancholy dAys have come upon - here very
much "a they come a. TIE same sfaf'n N h'rhr4n 'l
trd,s We now have had quito cool nights and not
VAIN days for wcci ,nsi with ever! PROJECT Of con
rnuanco Three mornings since snsN met w1s Dc
tccied lingering Ia the shady ralrys There - bay
Auluu u ike n.lst IN tie atmosphere AID TIE yeio"
hues invade tAr froen n tie dells foliage which acct.
The o., NJ ev,ry urn II ;. df pow der born at
neon and the dus, IL ntoerbs A. ever. The vcailer
wise natives al tell hat at has conc -unisissauf
and We are glad - love 'hcfn. when t briggs 20
good soakin, rain il vii % thf more welcome.
SEvs
a. -A,. TT ~, -. i. s,rirca rr.r Northern
papers ard Ium rspo!ts receive. auln AEkhh.af ana
Ssv Orleans 81 course . Il useless % "cai II rom
the point We al, I'll 40 set some q our o"n
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