New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
easjly rapnl a II. = 'lf n III. ~ N - W"

easily repnl il. lr-)T-Tt-,T T-NTf-'
The following paragraph from The Argus briefly sx-
pre- sea Es ire4l or p'ete.ded) se1'iments:
"Fregout and siqeL McCulloch and Pillow. ara
enout drawing rear each other. col,isioh IL In
mlne't, and >, needy must be whipped. Meculoch
e;sn Gao De- asa Pillow wegiap oe he could. under
SIN Oh Sg. ana the geological lore OF FrenoIt will
f.i 70 scdify the fabric of Federal power IN Missouri
we are In weeky sniic,nason ofa tig hattie end
wonder much how the Teu on will stand he Aouis
When the nsu ,ernin sha have been comhsd ou, Of
Missouri, We may anticipate u swarm of water yais
wn the Mississippi, and we trust all our usps WIN
| be dnly set." I1 titei - "a
The habits and condition of large portion Of Tho
Southern troopa may be inferred from the following
extract from The Avalanche OF the 5th iost., which
describes drunken rios among them, In which tLir-
teen uen were killed, and several fatally injured, a
! follows: ~
" From gentleman who arrived from Grand juno
ton Yesterday morning learn the following in re-
gard to the not: Two or three companies Of Louisiana
volunteers, under command Of Colynel SoulakowsH
arrived at Graod Junction about ~ O'Clock on Friday.
By ,ome accident IT, ey got hold Of barrel OF wtky,
and number Of them soon became intoyicated and
commenced fighting among then,selses. II was found
impossible to keep them quiet, and Colonel SouLkow-
sk ia attempting TO reilere o,ces "s oOIp.iss s psS 70
Hotel, and completely demolished everything thes
stood in their way We are informed that .sverSi oi
the wounded will probably die o. tn.if mlar,e. sne
The southern journals boost tbat number OF
negroes h.yr enesed their ranks, who are extremely
anxious 10 kill yankee" and The AUaians eoiss,
rs an e,idencc of tbis statement, from The NsS-
Orleans Crescent the following article:
"Tom, the slave of our citizen, James II: Phelp..,
raised in his family took fancy to go soldering His
master willingly gratiied Lin, and Tom was eugagd
by Capt. Kouniz OF lie Do Soto Rifles, 10 attend lin
through the war; I%ers arc hngdreds Of othfr sare.
Ire Tom gons To ku The Yonkses. T1m's highest
ambition appears to beto XII Yankee. lie writes
to his mother, who is owned In the family of Mr.
Phelps, letter below. Tom has travelled for two or
three wears pat IL the lower hisei sppi trade, and
picked no come wiring material We bope he WILDE
gratifed in hunting up and obtaining Yankees
sCaip."
There seems to be general understanding cow that
il is best for the planters keep their cton upon their
own plantations unti tie blockade is broken up, aLd
they are advised to do so to preven 1t from falii0Y
iuto tie hands OF our Government, rs well a. "
keep the North from O6tarins saingIe bale
THE Loss OF ARTILLERY, AMMUNITION, STORES,
&C., AT Bull RUS.Tne following is the official re-
Dor; of The artillery loss at the tatte Of Ball Run, re-
ferI ed 70 in the report Of Gen. MeDoweil; q,
Company ID, I'd Artillery, Captain Arnold, six rinsd
Company I, Let Artillery, Capt. Ricketts,, six nned
.. Cempsny Z, 2d Artillery, Captain Carlisle, two
riaed pieces and two howitzers. Ihis company nad
Cpmpasy =, SIN Artillery, Captain Griffin, ono
riaed piece, four smooth-bofed; Elk pieces IN '"0
actiol n..
Company G., let Artillery, one 30-pounder PARROT
eun Que 5opounder and two 2o-pounder PaTrots guns
Rhode Island Battery, five riaed pieces; six In ac-
tim. -.
Making a total loss of seventeen riHed and eighe
smoo, n bore guns. Ia,
Official reports make the Losses in ammunition,
Quartermasers and Commissary stores, as follows;
One hundred and fifty boxes small arm carl ages'
Eiahty-seyen boxes rifed cannon ammunition.
Thirty boxes old firearms.
Thirteen wagons loaded with provisions, and three
thousand bushels OF oats.
lis estimated that twenty-five hundred niuskets
lost. Washington Republican.
| Two HUNDRED LAsHEs.-Tne Aaearn Adre'ttser
..ates that a man named Dunniug who lives at At
Ilnta, Ca, aud is a brother OF II. >. banning, OF
Cayuga County, was recently WHIPPED two hundred
asbes for ssiug the hope that the Union would
he sustained This information was received from
| gentleman in Georgia, forUery prominent member
| of the Baptist Church OF Aubafn.