The New York herald., 1863-06-16

nave laied at Doneson had not Buell. unasked sent
pna'"sed not to Grant, whom he ha repeatedly repuse
ou., as ns iettcr ran, ito the you arc
on ssusr a. H,s many other faOs bsArns tsrrlo
mission When will they be made public that the gre,
est military biuuderer and greatest military gcnus
people dsadcd q SSs o.ss s' Just ''0
as. . PHov0sr hAlus8AIs FROM ARMY
ans5 SOscs ss,s Colonel James B. Fry Provost. Marsh
tas On the olcers Of this army for provost marshas
the different States He was formerly adIutant gener
men whom he Is choosing Amons the first TO bo TAX
was Lieutenant Henry Stone OF the Adjutapt Genera
oalos one q the very bes. officers on Bues or Roe
he takes Major W. H sidci OF the Fifteenth iuar
ry, who has been made provost marshal OF Kentuck
With Clear str sons and wise bead but aps Se
industrious and energetic ocert of ths regular army
e most coneenal gentleman and his retirement fro
ths army y the regret Of Al who have ever been throw
AN saf DxsERrgRs' sroRiss.
Two deserers were brought in to Meor Miles this NOR
ting. The conversation which had with them e.citl
little that was Interesting in regard TO the rebel arm
which they had left Both belonged TO Colonel Dey
ssaas q wne.s divis0p fs[%oy commanded
Twenty fifth Alabama One or them gives the folIowi
account Of the Forty hrst Missi3sppf nfantry:-It
esysn cpmpanies , and numbers es9 men ior duty tw
Tucker, and -. Williams Is tho Lieutenant Colonel
men arc very much dissatisfied, saying that they oug
not allowed 10 go there because the rebel leaders thi
they viii desert So Bragg seeds Brecknrdges dvisio
which has not single Mssissippi, and Mccunes, whi
has only two ssissippi regiments N defend that Stat
This Is policy which the rebels have frequently pr
tsed as IN the Of the invasion Of Ken,ucky, VIII
Brccknrdge was not allowed u go thsre with his Ike
tpcxy troops shcrt time ago the regiment (orty ir
got mutinous and demanded to be sent 20 Mississippi
Threatened 70 gS A strong guard was placed arrow!
heard many OF the say that they wouidnt fight a
more. and "that II was time TO quit (" fhey aef fed
corn meal apd fat bacon, sometmes gsl,inga istsre
MvRrsErsBoso, Jrne 10, 1858 /
informed you last evening by telegraph OF the sing
lar circums connected with the hanging u two sp
at Fl iankn. have this morning obtained copy fra
the Adjuant Geoeral's Office or this department OF
correspondents on the subject which passed betwe
Colonel Paird, commanding AZ Franklin and Gen Rod
GRAMS This tolls the story language moro graphic th
now have time 10 frame u iu, and with butfew p
eatory remarr send you the correspondence
The two nep were in reality; nrst. Col. Lawrence
Williams, formerly second United Ststes cayal'y-fA
cordins to The Army Register hewss firs Lieutenant
the Tenth infantry. and was appointed by Preside !
Lincoln Major Of the Sixth United States cavalry on Sd
tembcr 2, 1881. he must have deserted the UnitI
States service September, 1892 his nae appe
in the regster Of that date. kp HExAIDl-At one til
be was on Gen. WINFIELD scots STAFF lattsriy Bragg
stafY and secondly, Lieut.. Dunlap whose position
the rebe army do not know. They represented tneI
selves arriving at Col Bards headquarters, a. Coos
Auton United states Army aud ms assistant MAJOR
lap. They were dressed IA our uniform, and had
with tho equipments complcte q 2 colonel a
Inspection 4 The oulposs OF This army and said they y
from Murfreesboro via Trtune and werc In hasse
their language grew somswhat suspscious, 90 much ,
that Coloac WaSkins, commanding the cavalry, began
doubt the truth 9: their stsserness .Sd communlc:s]
with them Colonel Baird sent shs following despatch
General hosscrans'-- =. a
IMscsAu vsox csGoSE HAzxn1o cssuRAn sosscRAA
10 s,,s.a Siss x siis~ T.. = 49,
ton, Colonel, Udled ststss Army. and Assistant. Ms
Dunaps II co. plsase describe ther psssosal appeaxaA
ana answer '@nso's's'y. nA.Tn: .A p'.
No. Q. ~ efst
ss. -. 0Ey 0ARFlnlD 10 COL BAIRD
HsADavAR7ns, pzrAHrzzs5 10Y o. q. q Ccn%srASo. y
col. 3. ?. RAmD, Feanklsu - 5si 4 ,1-sT
Thcre arc no such mon as Inspector General Lavrou
90 81 Z sa9 = a :.
-.s' -, n!e.di.r csa.r.i .nd osis1 x ss:a
hvo instituted search Of the pcrsoas Of the two
He appears 70 have found nothing Buspctos upon hs
Though their sSssss 'cs. % 3
bard " answer 70 Gcesrai Gashelds inquiry - to I
resssns Tor asking. 80 ~
ooloxsL sArrD xxPiArrs raR CAUSE on az susPruoxs
/ sn.ffs vis-.l tr FRASxxs, June 8-l0 30 p. n.
10 Brisadier General oAsyslD. lhiof Of staff
Two men camc into camp about dark. dressed Ia o
uniforms with horse equipments 70 correspond. saytl
that they wore Colonel Anton Inspector General.
General Townsend and your order 70 inspect outposs
their cond0ct was 80 singular that we have srrcsh
them. They nsstsd that u was imPortantto 60 TO Mas
vi,ie 10 night. TINS representing hifso Colon
Anton is probably aregular o,er or the old army;
Colonel Watkins, commanding cavalry here. In whom
have the utmost confidence, Is o. the opinion that tn
arc SPIES who have either forged OF captured hcsc
ders They gvc consistent account OF their ca
duct. want you % answer tmms :'atsiy my last ID
patch II tskes 10 'o1s 70 get an answer from Gener
Granger, Trune by signal that telegraphed Gener
Robert Granger at Nashville, Tor Information. n
seems to me important that should know IT, becsu
Forrest must be awaiting their progress :
General l am your obedicnt servant,
j. p. BAIRD, Coionct Commanding Post.
pRrn yEAD cocnr MAK1fAI-
Tho possession o tho ordor sad have bcen given
General Rosecrans at once established the fact In Gencr
structed his chief Of star 10 order court martial Of theg
The following is the ORDER
HsADouARrses, DsrAKrxxsn 0. rHn ccnsssl asp.
MuxsRxxsBcno. June s-l2P.M. J
ina two moa arc no doubt sptss Call a drum he,
court martial tonghs, and they are found To be spss
hang them sssoee morning without fail No such M
havo oecn accredited from ,hcss = ncadsuar;crs ,ss
BigAdssr Ge0arai and Chsf of StsH
nm REogls uoxFu1 ranm <KIvHs
On lSarnrg that thoy wore 10 be court marttaied
o.dcr u General R1secrnns the men owned up. u
suppoeed here That thor imagined they would me
with any regular odosfs ~ Franklin-a suppostiou
which they entirely correct. Colonsl Baird ths
| narfasss what foliowed,.
- 7VN - M No..
| 10 Genera, GAssaao. cSl4 q san :,
hsd Just cent yca an explanation II my hrs despn
~ssa { reosI.ss yosr sssp.scS when your ai.s.:.
cams sns owned up AZ bcog robci col ncl and lisut
nAnt ia ne Ysosi Amy, Cponoi Autoa By name. but
fact williams was onos On General scottS stsn, and
iongod 10 tho asocrd csvasy Of the regular amy 1hs
ruse was nearly succes6u me. - did not kno~
handwriting o( any commanding ofncsr. am much
dcbted 70 Colonel Watkins, SIKH Kentucky cavalry,
Their ocecioh, and 70 Lleutenant Wharton, q ucncr
Grangrrs syaf for the desecloa 6 the forgery II tho
pors A these nsu doov dsny fheR guilt what shall
do with thcus tsommunicats with you because o.
get az ansHcr soonsr than By sigra' but win keep e
Granger pcsssd Y3ni telssrs?A ycu again 70 a sho
time, trying 20 INA ~, ana ns,sve there
attack contemplated n The morning. watkins can g
anything out Of Auton WIN iet you Know . ,.
am, Gcusral, your obcdieut servant
up. BAIRD, Coonei commandins
rpon The rscspt Of this Con Garfield sent an order
A. 49,