New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-14

other nj Kepesaw have been qlietly resting-the
enemy, doubtlesc To recover ron the effects OF h Late
disaster and our troops because their movements only
depond Cd the hostile demonstrations OF the opposing
army Sherman win doubtless clear away the wreck Of
his futile ADD Disastrous assaults before ne gives
sructon anf loss he has srStsined must surely have
had most dEpirting influences on hS troops Hthorto
they have como up gasntly to the sianghter pu, are
astounded at fhs serrble reception and repulses they
Their con1ten.sin their have been
shaken very matcviaS by this time, end We anteplee
more feeble perhps cautious approaches mere
sitter.
Shermans Yankees have been satrssed with whisky
courage in every assault they have made en- our
during the present campaign The result has been ssa
the victims have always been very numerous. wnen
their lines expose to tue cool and deoerate ere
Of sober troops Ssrrnsn has hoped he7etofore y
pihng his soldiers three To eD lines deep IN what BE
supposed were weak points to carry our positions
and force to further retseat He has beel nres ~
every instance with the why skn Of master who foile
him every effort. -
The Yankee commanders stcceeses have consisted in
dispaetng troops from pcs'tioS by rapidly concen
tratng oyerwhelming movements ssohst our winys,
aud thus BY the mere weight n brute force grad hiy
causing VS. to abandon to him oil the territory he has
gained Speculation on the deV9opmeat OF MS iutsp
plans is useless. That he has failed rsct egregious,
and not eonsumm ,ted 1.-THE Of le plan proposed Dy
him at the outset Of the campaign and s commission
from tho Yankee War Department. IS evident. we
cannot divine what ne hopes TO do rert.
NIGHT 2Sn-We learn that on Yesterday, Iuesday
noon. Gen. Johnston sent flag OF trce 70 sherman,
proposing an armstce to permit the bniai q the Yam
kee dead and parole their wounded asa permit tnem 20
be carried TO their hospitals Sherman accepted the
proposition and troops have been engaged since
Wednesday In burying the YANKEE deed ana car
rying their wounded from the ground before Ceburnes
and Cheatham's lines where such dre8dtnlhaEoc was
made in the euernys ranks Tuesday There was al
most general cessation Of hostilities along she ihe
during the time thus employed, though on our extreme
wings some Jesultory skirmishing continued.
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BIZ
FORE"
The Mobile Advertiser and Register learns rom
private source entitled to the fullest credit that Sere
Clemens has emigrated from Huntsville TO Phjladei-
pha, with the intention. 1t is understood. OF reeAng
permanently ut the North Dr. Wilkinson has also re-
moved philadelphia, Saroni and Powers to Leuls-
vile. and Young, who kept drug store 20 st. LOUIS
All these joints In the Southern tail of the YaRkee
Minotaur in North Alabama. Their departure Just
now looks rs IT, In the light of coming events they con
sdered their situation rather prcearious.
The LdGrdnge Reporter says that Coz. Jenn
H. Colgutt Of the Let Arkansas regiment ~ now IN
command of Lucicn Polks brigade. In the recent
fight at the 'front.' this brigade Carried portion OF the
enemys works. with small loss to themselves Gen
Polk Is at present in Newman Ga. being disabled by
severe would in the leg.