New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-07
Prisoners Brought TO ,lompiiis-Ecbci
Forces iSesrcatirs Ctferiv Demornlixed
yOhssson's Army at Erterprisc, under
Command Of ssardco.
MfyPHls, Tenn, Weenetaay,

Command 81 sxardeo.
MlyPHs Tenn. Wednesday, I've. 3, lse2
The steamer Hope hol arrived, bringing prisoners
from Port Hudson, vi,ksburg, and jackson.
Everything is quiet the river below.
Col. Hatch reports that Forrest BIles, aud Will
con are Ierea,iug with their forces entirely broken
up, and sheir men deserving IN every direction.
Col. Hatch has divided his force, and is eco ring
the country, picking up al he small squads be can
find.
A scout tina, left Ieriden on Saturday, and Okla.
Iona on Sunday, reports that Gen. Joe Johnstons
army s ai Enterprise and Brandon uuder the direct
command Of Gen. Hariee. Most Of the Rebel force
ut the former place weF3 ready to move at mo
nents notice.
Csrs are standing on side track fos the accommo-
daiion Of ;he troops. Gen. Johnston went 20 Mobile
on the 9Th. The scout thinks the Rebels viii
remain where tLey ere, unless Mobile is attacked,
and says Johnston has lost 10 900 men Icy deserion
snce the fall of Vioks5urg, and the remainder of his
force is terribly lemoraliz2d. They ore poorly led.
and the officers and men are greatly disheasened,
Tie Rebels in TN Official circle acknowledge that
Morris Island will be taken. A grea, many secret
societiea have been organized with the intention Of
bringing the State back into the Union. Officers
Gre arTesting citizens and soldiers for being con.
Dec,ed with them.
Ruggles is at Columbus, Miss, thalmers at West
Point and Tippah on Tie MOBILE ana Ohio Railroad.
The late Couscript act win not avail much in tie
Southwest.
Tka aioJ,le Ntes has leader on dependents and
Cookers. l. says; Tell the citizens TO AVOID
them as they would a pesilenca." II states that
Grants army has mostly gone TO Virginia, where
the great final struggle is 70 take place and calls
upon the citizens Of Alabama, Mississippi and Geor-
eia 10 ioin Bragg and Johnston and ell will be well.
We are at the poiEt when thii Confederaoy sloud
throw everything into tie scales AID turn the tues
of this campaign. Lincoln eau pa. no more men
into the 6eld and if they only check the Yankees
row he ia need Up, and the Revolution in the North
Is a, an end The article closes very bitterly rs .ol.
lows: owe have 70 choose the whip Of the sleve Or
tie whip Of TIC MASTER choose ye.'
Parties from Middle Telnessse represent the con
dt.on Of the people as horrible, they having nothing
~ est, &c.
4 Richmond telegram Of tie .23th says, In the
eght at Manassas Gap we los. 1900 killed and
wounded, when we retired oyerpoweIed by superior
numbers.
The Mobile Meas Of the 3lst says eli,orialy;
Grants conduc, on paroDg the VickabuIg prisoners
x being investigated. We hope his head vii! bs
cut Of for LIE could not have struck heavier blow
10 the CoDfederacy.
Pembertons Army Is dispersed and the Texas
and Alabama troops which have erased the Mssis'
sippi are lost beyond control. TAe whole mass CT
.he remainder s precipitated upon Johnstons camp
10 eat his stores, discourage and docate his ranks
sad now they are ordered 10 report TO the came Off
Ger as fast as exchanged, which they will not d. &c
they hate him. We put Il upon record tina. il Penn.
berton II assigned TO the command OF that eTry
again it will be equivalent TO It's annihilasep, not
4 1.-THE Of j: Will DO gathered together again.
II lie reported that Johnston has returned u Mis-
tissippi again, after thorough examination Of the
defensss and res 1rces o. Mobile. We would Ike
10 speak out about something discovered By him,
but cannot. He examined the strong works there
end made map Of them. II will take time to
strengthen 30 long line Of works. They mus.
commence immediately.
AL late Southern papers denounce the spirit Of
the people in crying out tot peace and return to
the Union and they appeal to thep TO stand By the
Confederacy. Occasionally bitter article Oh the
&ismanagement Of tho war appears.
AGs;rv a, viek.burs-visits to Gen. Grant
The si,aatioa-Preparaions Tor she
Fall Campaign-Eaeet Of the Climate
ON the Troops-Doeility Of the Citizens
Of v;cksbgYk.
IRON Or Special Coslsspondsr.
vicKsnrno, Mia, July ~. 1893.
After an absence Of twenty days, 1 walked yester.
ass morning in tbis interesting place. Sickness,
that foe whose ravages not even the energies Of q
newspaper correspondent can withstand, kept me
from my poe. for ten days Of more longer than l
anticipated when left here On the night d the 9Th
instant, With Dispatcher and the feeling Of having
70 some extent lost "the run Of things" during the
interim ia by no means q pleasant ono-especialIy
since we are now On the verge Of dogdays, when II
10 almost death to str around very actively during
the greater portion Of each day.
Accustomed Is was to the positions Of the army
during tho siege, its prsgent location and aspect
impress ne az slightly chaotic. Soldiers and team
seIs are constantly moving ebout in On apparently
wild aud confused manner. These L. perfect jan
9f army wagons and nu'es on ali tie Directs near
TIE leyee; and the teaneters from morning till night
indulge In explosives quite ss terrible ix sound II
not 10 siguihcanee, as the roar Of Admiral Porters
nortar-boate, which lately walked the echoes amid
the Walnut Iiiils, ! started yesterday morning
from the steamer " hcb had duri1g the night landed
me once moro Ia VjcksbuT9, and threaded nv way
prough the throng Of vehicles and men TO the uppor
pars Of the city. ! inquired Of fifteep OF twenty
pen, some OF them officers, FOR Gen. Grants bead
A9YIsIs, QDe Of two gave lps pniptelligble direc.
t'ls " tfs aaaies u streets The othtgs referred