New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-12
NEwYoRK DAILY TR1BUNE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER H. 1861
possession Of his faculties perfectly and calmly awaits
the Will Of God. He has slfinred terribly.'

possession Of his faculties perfectly and calmly awaits
the viii OF God. He has suffered terribly.
HAY FOR TIE GovEREmKSr.-7Re Daily Times
contained an article very recently rejecting severely
upon the loyalty Of the people Of Western Virginia,
aud asserting that cheap as hay ought to be in that
district, the Government was compelled to supply its
horses with food by bringing its bay all the way from
Cincinnati at sn expense of about eighteen dollars
tun Tie following letter from gentleman OF Wheel
ing, fully conversant with this subject, exonefates
Western Virginia from the caumny thus hurled against
IL and slaces the statement Of The Times in different
light; - c., ,ee,
DE.E SIR: an clad you have directed my atten-
tion TO sle extract rent me from The Itmes. From
be inf kuatou have been able 70 gather on the sub
ecf ttS would seem to be reason or trnih IN the
e ind. mt and lust comments Of the Cincinnati pa
GER or her the ndi naiion which 1t assumes should
Be dire y ed to smother quarter.
Lax sured that large quantities Of hay ere TO be
ooogl +, Har.on County aud other sections OF " es
.eru inia where the army Of tho United States is
.tr sb X seven dolars per tun. The principal supply
,f the K ire is needed at Clarksburg. gentleman
fom X Place, whom have seen this morning. teiis
e ti u lie has twenty or thirty tuns Tor sale a, S'
.ud j his neghbors, he believes, would be eisd 70
80 fun, tho army az that piice. Hay can be bought
ere y rge quantities at 3 or per tun fe', &C
t5rdf \ 20 tie Cincinnati paper, a. quoted " i"e
e. IA
>my y ", steru Virgiui. fed on hay purchased III
! incil \ n at Sl8 tun.
n tiact be as stated in the Cincinnati paper, our
.Agi A. N OF. bit TO be directed at the system which
hir, y he Government of the Union TO such an enor-
- lls Osi ion In order that the purchases Tor the
,uv " be made of certain favored iudivicuals, or
,tg1 ,,btiued from favored sections OF tie country
NJ z with yoa the iau in tEis matter does not lie
E,,th hsieru Virgiuia. TIE fact You mention your
...LA \ gentleman here offered TO supply the army
~ "a VI lover price tnan the Cincinnati rate, Shd
Ia y Ger WA rejected Is Of itself conclusive.
- III A. mas INIrT.-Ibg OsUegO Ti7aes says: Hon.
ANN onin in his earlier days about the year l6OS,
~ wfecked at thar point. ADo'ber vessel was
30 W.wIecked there about the same tine. Sir.
: eh, QuTchaaed tie rigging, &c. OF both vessels,
/ s,i K two new ones or Pungo river, some two
Tlss from the coast. lie sent North, to procure
| Z ma, K builder. aBC The work was performed by
a,as < The vessels staunch and profitable ones
fYg aged In the West India trade, Mr.. Bronson
+ff K e two years In chat locality, Immediately
| Lis fnit 20 Oswego, in 1870 and is consequently
! ;sy dGr with its eharacierstics IL woul1 have
sn I'd ty impossible 10 maintain tie blockade at
Il rI il tie Winter, feet could Tlde out The
! tnrms ID he cotton crop might have been, TO large
isyracuso STANDARD
AC,t lDArE FOR FoRr LATArTTTE.-Bufnett, Of
Eentuclt a member Of Congress- addressed a meeting
ear the Smte line Christian county Ky, last week,
o. wbioht letter to Tie Frankfort Commonwealth Of
tie I'd iuf > Saya
I
| States hive with, suns knyes, cub-, or anything
| else Hksbused Criitepden, Jackson, Mallory and
the 0. the Union delegation from this State as IN
famous h%pocriies and deoeiyers and called the Union
men PACK OF Abe Lincolns dogs. Ii was the most
vn5icve vollcy OF abuse against the Union and Union
men that ever heard. county regm' nt was organ
lied with The private understanding among iis leaders
that IT is "a rsss. the Enforcement ofthe Federal lava
CoyDITtoS OF Ex-Gov. BEIGss.-An extract sent
us from tho Office of The PssfelG Eagie at Iistsfeld
| dated on Friday, says
awe are glad to learn that Gov. Briggs had very
comfortable night considering the nature Of his wound
aud that this morning much hopes entertained Of
bis recovery. His eldest con- George p Bnggs, esq,
| is in attendance his rick bed. Col. ii ;. Briggs
now with his regiment at Washing on, will not re-
turn lis father having sgniEed his wish kai, In any
| event private affection should give place to public
duiy the position of affairs NJ Washington demanding
hs oJ iuon, thai every officer should remain at his
| post Gov. Bnggs Tetsius fn consCiIusness and can
speak, although forbidden 70 do he communicates
his wifhes by writing"