New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10

ate' :" th region The former IL 'ad to be fatal to tho
AM raDss all of whom, who are abe leave the country
sources OF hope the Confederate cause from tho s
rd situation" We must ia 20 them such as are to be DE-
l- ofthr Mississippi which eagerly watch and pre-
pairing to strho the enemy at the proper upe II Hlcs,o.s
Grant and 4. amy lie must TAX Ncksbufg OF De taken
Unes he carea the works by assault his number. ony
Increase ent whether he stays TO lace
the malaria and deute Of supply or whether he gives up
tho seice and sttcmp'st retreat. 49,
From The Natohe1, Miss Courier 80
Gentleman who left yieksbuIs on the Eth with mpor
di'pstche. for Gen Johnston states TO The AHdna up
fcI hat perfect confidence prevails smong Tney
ly able hold Vcssbug as long as they have anything
to eat" TIE utmost sm,." h P,.v' s%Sns ,ns ion
Oh. views of mem When Pembertoa. with hi. army
tired eeo's Cont aer Irs oa'c Of saSeT' ofses asa
him. aud few expected bin TO surrender the city at
termination to hold the their admin slioD for HIN Knows
Our total loss at vicksturg in all the Assault. which the
va KEGS had made IL no TO the time Nh Cox e was
bs3. OF whom only lll were killed.
Grants bitches are within hundred yard, Of ford
cations in place bit nobody uneasy about this lie
mining and Pemberton eounte inns when he lett
Pcmberton has provisions enough 10 lat him months
time cofnin" No sign OF -iarvation efing 10 enthusi
confidence the part Of The 'vics o' the pope
Our Information as 20 General johnston orsaiion' leads
the opinion hr up the I'D DC had not ms-risy
changed hi, lines nom those stated he occupied some
on the Southern Rairoad wet Of Jackson. There were
gu. OF an early movement manifestsd ~ General John
only .ncccceds in getting from he aatho ei she hey he
ashl the campaign viii be shot bui brilliant Owe
From The Atlanta tGa) Appeal, June a.
There I. PROBABLY this time army Of not lees than 10 o
sotiersfo,tcsed throughout tho Confedriscy guard
Gepos Of provisions railroad tsn. and on other detailed
se.yoe. We're these troops collected toJeth. they ~ood
GO s'itute quite ormda,s tc eny and ne question T.
considered it, tits he dorc aud they biOug-. into
field win their places gan he hloi ia Others. n.
actiye held service sucH thing, t. our minds }. e
woa supply The places Of ihofe .olae' wan Sa.e uop'
suhe to consumption OF military service under tue laws
OF the Confcde'acy.
The matter We conceive unworthy the attention Of
the Governnent 1t Richmond more essiay b. the pre'ei
ablnd That Cen Joha. lld. nia - unable %
now at M. 81 pas. TIE power. at Richmond aic go conb
wei Of this fact snd Is may he sad 20 their deeos'
tnaf Icc41rcemcHts can't be spcI ci licAs1uls without
Dang fou,.y weakening other poi-is.
fr,n Ibe Ausnsis 600 Constitution June -
John-,on does and Grant md army This
his Job sud JohuNoa .acA 10 no. iac enough g. hold
add c!otl sni Ishoreis. VII tbos, who hyfg 81
nis brilliant cctaon be- % sni a. % 70 lnteer d W
waiting of somebody TAX and H. There viii be-
li,a poigtrrDt a1o.t rot s's into hsht 'y-fy lan
a ion. .nd live ia hope. 20 die ia de- la.r" Al 40
curus abuse Of bad news hy telegraph viii no. ais -
Gaze ou. 0i t'tlo Victories oI ty sfli1ifr
bet "a - you that Johnston Owe n soed iepea,
auI ,t1ikc the enemy heavy ard 40 ~fisc blow.
ADVICE. Nicksbuir lrsve ~. c gno the he
s.scF and be'iesed co"ontns - oih' j. b. no 'n aH
reasonable that the enemy have already fhrowa
- % 1870 - 80 ,,r.e An '.,,.,. ~, H..
loodi eIui.ed and ne enemy snr nader nis IGa
,f"e without Door -,cof.as- The it5op. 4fe ii 20 ,e
tie Reor. are s,arvlnf-thl' Ee.ns ~ rFhc
Uliou Geaef..' arc pot to %" Go teeP !f mea ia any
Inc rusa'y /, largely er,rcns snl the river .m q
boa' sos gr~aa hoops al4 'utp..' Ie ocfai."rs
.sa.y the enemy bat DO noi hiat 'h.' they viii
cause h,m to move any