New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-29

~ .hs Couedrrats States to repair that day to their
ce Of eaohc %os9 sna :, Ins !" ;apPsS
eo conducted safely through all the dangers that ep,i-
In Isith whereof have my hand the zeal
of the Ss,es Richmond this twenty fifth
Of Juv the year cur Lod one eight humid
By the President:
j. z. BENJAMIN Secretary OF State
FROM TENNESSEE.
A Chattanooga letter of ths Goth, TO The Atlerta
appeal, SAYS:
"Gen. ID. II. Hill arrived yesterday, to take
command Of lIardee's corps. Some uneasress
felt as to the purpose and destination OF the large
avalry force OF tie Yankees which u beng EasSed
at Huntsville | elpposo however, our cavalry are
on the qui vive. Col Roddy, in command OF a
cavalry brigade in the lower part of the Tennessee
Valley, is, l understand very active in hs field,
havln made, with portion OF hls command, u sac
cessful reconnaissance lately in Western Tennessee,
bringing back large number Of recruits 1 am
informed he reporus very few Yankees IN the
country"
| Tie ADpeai says edtoriay:
| " a report f ON Chattanooga mentious rumOr
tn Ia Uuion cavalry force hsi crossed The Tonnes
see bel Huntsville a few days sfnce. We are IN
Ormed by "a citizen, who reports he saw the ior'e,
that 1t crossed Whitesburg, and was composed OF
Infantry, with the usual accompanying force Of
lartilery-.he whole numbering about 10 coo men.
| II this be correct j would 10 be ndicanve Of
pdrpoae TO permanently occupy any point TO which
they mig advance.
| From The Richmond Examiner, July %.
MORGAN AND LEES RAIDS.
! No McTgans expedition was not a failure.
With twenty-five hundred men he traversed TWO
enormous Safes from end 20 enc-occupied their
principal towns st pleasure-cut their ar,eries OF
communication, burned dcpois destroyed engines
sunk steamboats, innumerable lie threw several
millions OF people into frantic cops;ernaton for the
safety Of their property turned entire populations
into fueliyes, and compelled hundred Thousand
uen 10 leave their occupations for weeks and 20
fr.f dor -nnlX lkrg ont IN hum
| twenty-five hundred troops What if he has been
hemned in at last and compelled TO surrender
twenty-five hsndred have been added TO the Yankee
exchange Esta great matter truly. at this stage OF
| the war Is not the temporary loss OF their SER
wees e tmes, twenty times, hundred tunes, COM
| pensated by the blows they have struck, the loss
they have inflicted the panic they have created
Want of enterprise has been the curee OF the
South IN war as IN peace; We succeed better than
he stupid cowsrdly Yankee in all that we try; but
r.; lIi,le. The raids of the Yankees, over which
they blow the tn trumpet every day, are the feats
of ,gmles compared with this gigantic exploit. Yet
because it has AZ the end cost twenty-five hundred
prisoners, a thousand ttiIeQHtS grant Gus their
| " ToI yOu SO We can't make raids! We can't
Invade See how II ends! If these councillors
are nearkened 10, oar armies must just encimp on
hill and ait ill the Yankees repeat their expen-
! meuts t they discover the isht way To make tho
retreat, give W more and more territory I'LL we
have none at all lcfc. Confederate cavalry must I
keep safe on Confederate soil I'll tho substance OF
The land is devOured then seek fresh trc. Of Con
Tolerate soil and devour.
The South must 90 nothing but paFry--it must
nev y presume 70 thrust. Bat these connses VIII /
render toe sebiugaton of the South certainty, uu-
certain Oal Oh the question Of tine.
Morgaps raid ana Lees invasion are both great
gains OF the South. While the capture OF @,5o0
cavalry AFT ~ they bad accomplished and more than
accomplished fneir splendid WORK, IL matter for re-
Qrst tIs ril Y ia comparison TO hei achievement
WBe the ret1r,tOf lee 20 Virginia, aud the Sucdcn
abandonment Of cue OF the most magn ihceht cam
"a gns ever pauneo, i sill al inexplc.ble e.eil.
IA apparent income t.eIee, what he ava, ana "
point he reached, iu.Vsh solld material Tor NOS
ana q oloriols mo Tel for ~Itare imitation.
The conclusion Of MOrk 1n's zdair 10 easily uHG,f-
ood. Itlsa casually Of war 0fta'n inevitable. BI'
he end Of Lees campaign puzz. - the more y
,ouslaercd We know now ron bolh hiue- VIA. ,
Gas the b. ,tle OF pe,'y sDnr9. A. ~sx . t,,'n
60, 70 DESTROY tue military pSwsr Of me ohieq
sites BIZ blow Il, the h,"rt H. was en-, 'e. '
from Tue misconduct of one dIyisloi. pu' u 9" ~
a victory OF the United States. Lee va u'Tu' 49,. ,
ful, but not crippled. lie took an lmpreg1 we
si,,on within reach Of Baltimore and Washn, s'"'
and held i, az ease. Why he gave up bis cinpais.
and c-lne back to bis old line OF the Rapdan, Is not
explained by any feet low before the public. Bot .
though tLis disappointment, It does not rob the
campaign Of III glofy or It's Poht 10 u.s. he enemy
has felt the we'gL. Of the war; AID bis army 10 Jnsi
where 1t was wien the battle Of Msnassas WAS .
fought two years ago.
MISCELLANEOUS.
From The R!-tuo1d Whi. July ~ ,
TIE B,OcK.DE RuSSERs.-ILe steamship MAT 0
,aret and J.sse arrived IN Charles ton GA HonIn,. e
Sue eft Nas.a1 on Friday bet, A,ao.. Der pa'sel.
gers was the Hon. Pierre S,ale TIE rlea ner Rae
.oon, C%ps. Ham, from Nassau, 20. ashore, on
sunday nigh., on the Drunken DICK ShOd oh :
Charleston bar. She was discovered and h-ed at ~
by The Yankees, ami her commander set her lire .
10 peyent her falling into the hands Of the block d
md ne Was eF q r.
coon was ownei by Me,srs. join Frazer e. Co.
1oEACcO-IHE GILMAN CAFPED.-I y 0 hogsheads ,
Of tobacco cold in this city last week. by Mr.
VIM. B. Gray, foT Mr.. II. v Watkins, Of haliiaE F,
Coun.y, at Unprecedented prices. One hogshead, :
net WEIGHT ,@3l ID, brought Si2j per hundred j
> IA ~ the Other wei .hing 30! ID ne. brought
pa per hundret-S3, O93 -. Total amount for the
by ~. John l.. Waite, for Messrs. w. K. johnson I
q Bro, Manufacturers, Petersburg. +,
FASHIONABLE learn that this place is perfectly
deserted aud Jeff in an almost desol1e condition,
the glas aud weeds growing all over the place aud
but ioar OF five families living there. IL II consld-
cred rs neutral ground by botn the enemy and our
troops, there being white fig nailed ~ in the {
u!acs. Our men frequently 20 over IN little rnii
osa,s 10 gather fgs that grow IN rieh abundance !
there. -- 49, ---
CASE Drc:ScD.-Jadgo Wylie OF the Di.trict J
Court Warrington, ID. c., has decided that s2l 600
in gold, bonds, and Confederate noter, takeh from
Seelman, Rose,thal KshnWeeler, aad Fletcher,
who were captured ia February last while crossing
tue PO.ouGc, not subject 70 cOniscalion, "a tie
evidence showed they were escaping IRON North
Carolina to the " loyal States."
Naval Movements.
CONCENTRATION OF NAVAL FORCES HERE.
Yesterday large detachment OF United States
M riuea ARR ved hare from tina National CANT al and