The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

Advicss from the Grst Ksnswha Valley
Army urdr Gen. Cox represent thu brigade In
q wrstchsd condition, fom the wan, Of military
sxpsrisnos and power Of command In that off osr.
"Insubordinat,on, disorganization, insfi .ieaey,
and inoomp'tsncy are so pLpsb's that 1t " wyuld
be wrong to pas them over Ia silsues. Several
timcs wi hin twenty four our, large bodls, Of
the men have bel Ssd Themselves freely to wbi,.
key, and displayed th. mos, disg &C .ful drank.
ennsss. The camp last night wal Ia locality
an rd'ng neither 60 nfort nor safety. The pre-
eAuticn Of throwing out picksts was pexl,c ed
In rene tireetion, and Ave hundred r.soluts.
well disciplined men could have routed Oh,
command. This morning every hing was in
dire confusion, and there W. 'x rene dissatis-
faction both among officers and men. The only
sa'e'y Of oar troops lie, In the fact that tue
rsbsls are even worss disorg. n'zsd than thsy' >
A timely jurc ion With @ neral Res xsoRAsz
who Ia an able officer, II affected, may save thi.
unfortu ate body Of msn from inf citing hum u
alton ard dicourag.msrt in the national
cause In Western Virginia At preent the
r.bslS are flying fssisr than III, Union army
can pursue. and thsir Remaining force In thoss
parts Ia said to bs completely surrounded. II
military men can be speedily pat In place Of
Cox, and some Of his subordinate poiti cal
officers, possibly Rosxs oRAsz, may bs able TO
make I. fsotivs troops Of these disofganizsd ma
tsrisls In time 10 render the expected servics
20 the oppressed people Of East Tennessee. W.
cannot but trsmbls, however, for this interest.
Ing and vitality important part Of the cam
paign, when ws hear accounts like tn, above
from our army.
Ths correspondent Of the TriJuns, with this
army, gives from his Journal instructive and
touching specimens Of the state Of things and Of
public feeling Ia ,ba. part Of Virginia
Aa hrm houvs two miles vess o, tArlest,n,
shs approach q our army ws welcomed By abe
wavi 4 OF two Union hags. Toe man OF ,hs nouse
shsck hands wan n vsry s1diaiy. ~ an g ID
iastsd lihs . deg rom my houss, aud compelled 20
bids In the mou otA'ns, bicsuss loved shs old
Union bu, now the running is on shs other side"
o. isss, ard tss day OF our dslivsrsoos IL hers.
alvays sid thss the Lord wss ., eur side, aud
Nt he would bring US through sssy."
bts. ops Of thsn wss vsry apprehsnsivs shss she
Saves would BE- 80 hee, o. ". WISE had assured
shsm sAaa 'hs nsherr array w's scooDpanisd By
Upon Isaohing Chsrlsssos-s town Of 2 300 pso
pls-ws fbusd two hus Uaion hAgs q Iing, ono
plan.sd on shs Court II Juss, ard she o,hsr raised
By . oiJssn, who keps Il concealed be,wsen his
mAth Assss whils WsKs army was here. Toe
arsops ~srs shssrsd very lusaly, and macy small
Cniou hsgs wAvsd ~ they pissed.
Men, ON IN and chi d en- In groups upon chs
shore, displayed marvellous AuU Der Of liae u,
ioa hass, and hailed ths trosps with ths moa un.
mistNk sAbls spthu,issm. A, N alden, sn old gen.
alsmsn whs h I'd been imp ionsd for Uoion ssnu-
msnis, vss hardly ableto cortain hinssf bul
noun ed . rcck a1d txsmporz'd tp-ech Of
ifAoks 20 the so, troops and the LNd- Women,
with tssrs IL thsir eyes, told US how aixious'y
they lad look ID for III. Federal Arn how Oh sir
houses hNd bten robbed, their husbAnos huutad
throu th the mQpusains, impr' sonsd, and In mSny
oassa pressed Into ths . u horn aruy. Nauoes
OF all Asss hne1 In ths hazzaiaE with most X.
iravassnt d dsmonstra Nons Cf giee, swinging fSs
~ . wooamtn SWINGS h sxs, bendiug them'e v, 8
slmoa double wi h deigtt, SCI dinF shouts OF
laughter 0cholsg ,hrough ,hs glsps, aed s,ne-
Ames txslAming, Church for MIssa LisOoIN J"