New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-13

Of the same sort win follow. Between forty and dry
officers are among the number Of prisoners forwe8ed
PENDING THE POOR.
While the Yankee ghous are making their calves Iner.
nv over the supposed desitution and sarv Atom arisna
in our armies the best evidences 70 To- contrary is a.
frequently donating their rations TO helm feed the susr
ing. The 3oth Virginia Regimen Corses brigade. yes
erday Jumped their entire ratio for that day and sent
the poor Of Richmond.
From The RiehTTsaa Examiner, Junsa
sIEGS 81 RICHMOND.
After allqdl<t to the comments upon this
:nbect in the rtkern press the leading article In The
The cisens Il we may judgs By their Srst in s
doubt even the existence OF Grants army Let Grant
prove It. Here IA Richmond waiting TO be taken ouit
evidently TO DO TAKEN predestned TO be taken roboed
and burned according to very high authorities And
is clear Also that the whole heart Of the great and
and the heat has been set upon this achievement M
highest business and hottest mission upon earth And
there not wanting eager eloquent valuable wfleIs
for the noble Press o. sns' same Rsos .p%u9 and
almost swearing that large and numerous bodies OF
persons In uniform, wearing buttons carrying wespous
IN fact what Yankees call armies, were most certainly
coming this way on the srrand Aforesaid; and inst
Richmond was TO consider herself beseged. or for that
increduhty about this whole mStter Perhaps oe DO.
down anything false because they cay Il psshsps y
Mat our citizens have heretofore read In books about
besiered oitss and had the impression That W sach
could not come TO market from the country. and, 70
matter how tempting the Summer weather, {ai1ily
parties eonh not make pe-nics 70 ne rsir aE
cs AHS dS Ssv 1SD. that 81 no ss
and III. Investment Of city and bloody arbitrspsss
Of the s0ns, 81 Is & SaSs nSW
said TO be assembled at Baltimore ASd hey bSSt* GEN
rossly 10 douk rAath~ Dc tudsI true OF rds tfss
S days ago, thai sens Of ne lsgsax eyS:ss ~ s~eat
lied upon eavth adoanSfaS xith osltt SSr~ eofs
ks9es to decide N dssns" o. conifnsnt ~ oSr arsss
and seal the grand charter Of her nan freedom fame
and blood amid the eonhagration Of our Crashing dwell
s Ssste IN SsSd q al. 0o I he Ia:
any army let him produce is lot him prove nm own ea
and is tired Of waiting TO be taken. Il i rather 9
drovY affair, this NE In besioged city. Richmond
Is h danger Of Milling Sleep upon her seven nils ~
ss4 i ,s amy sSs % & sssns
or people.
REPORTED CHANGE OF BAsg-IyrRBNCHMRNrs
THROWN Up.
The latest dates frem Atlanta are to the 9th
inst they furnish Intelligence Of the situation IN
An Atlanta paper thus sums up the latest news from
The quiet Of Ieposq TO have once moro sett!sd
our army Our latest reliable reports state taht ne
enemy has been quietly intrenohing ana iorngihg his
position. Neither army seems 10 DO Inclined TO inter.
iere with the Others operstopa DogbusS. the enemy
assume the offensive he may select, bat We are ~
cned 70 think that there s as wary sgatset before
them as there 10 on the continent Trey win reQuYe
several years Of hard digging 70 intrcnsa ny paras' sp
Oar army is reported to have changed s line but not
because Of any Urgency pushing the part Of the
enemy Gen Johnston snaws nus punnsss W, H., anu
mys strong offensive lines 1t Is because he gains bJh
and exhsusts the enemy. =.
more than thirty days with devotion 70 our safety
that ia unsurpassed. Tho country owes them debt OF
gratitude thSs can never be repaid
TA< /slasfs Con)sde,acy has The following -.
The Army N Tennessee still preserves its posttton
with indications at present OF change Of base Inst
such change may DO necessary ~ draw the enemy no
bis present intrsnshsd position !. likely When VII
to ske Atlanta 1t Is time they were a. It and cms 70
3SsSp sv Sos o. VIZ A. '
,ront who states hat bsnsi Z. solls: In somSsqd
'idas. who remaJked to hsr, par ycr'sta.s' hst 10
woyld be In Atlanta In nss than q week Very likely
Il Be CONES close enough 70 be captured And has tho
eck net 70 be shot.
The correspondent Of Tia Appel writes from TIE 'front.'
No event Of importance has occurred here ibr some
Jays Sherman evinces his characteristic aversion 81
FAM
forfe-are heard II II has even been copjec
urcd the epemy il falling back toward Etowah RIVER
he Ss sasm, moving 90 our sis and slat s tsss
postatlon 10 in dreedfn oondition-teeir horses and
nues almost starving yacksons oavairy found thirty
lbspdoned Mcclellan saddles at one place.
The prisoners captured ~ Car speak Of - sharp
hooters the most terrible that they have encouS
cred. From what we can eorp she enoiny loses more
men by shsrpshoDting than We do
Captured Ystfoss have nothing generally but ooyp
read or hard tack and beef In thor haversagka fhS
estn much surprised to 6nd our boys SO WI supplied
ratified at their captsre thus getting them Oh Of
he scrape.' a. thsy express IT, |,
Night before last the enemy. under the impression
hOi we were advancing, opened furious fire for
heir main line. with artillery and small ayuis which
gas replied n from our works for short time. Oar
roops were all ready for an attack In twinkns. but
From The Richmond EKamines Juns1
'BR REBEL MAJ0R-GBs. SMITH APPOINTED TO
THE COMMAND OF THE REBEL FORCES IN
GEORGIA.
Msjor-Gon. G. w. Smith has been elected to
ko command Of the State forces o{ Georgia. Gen
n': i /. s history e q e. & fos %
oddemy. and IN the Confederate ArpH he came
ore om New York e the beginning 81 tas Val and
S9 ,ss p ss ss
ines be was second In command TO Cen. Johnston.
'ersonL differences with the President led him evepin
lily to resign his commission since which time he has
cen in charge Of the Etowah Iron Works In Georgia
REBEL TRLEGRAMs.
battlefield, eight miles west Of Marietta,
une g. ls64.-The enemy are still moving toward ALA
BONA Hookers Corps are terrifying che hills between
Ickworth aud Atlanta II
Heavy rains for the past days hero have made the
Dads almost impossible for artillery and retarded tho
iovements considerably.
Some slight diminishing occurred near Lost Mountain
esterdsy. All quiet this morning
SECOND DisPATCH.
ATLANTA June g. le54.-Press reporters who len the