New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
From Our spteisl Correspondent
FoRIRTss MosRUE, On PoIET CosyoRT,
T,..dav IpIy fG 1861

FoRIRrss MoSROE, OLD PoisT CoUoRT,
Tuesday, July 10, 1861.
Il IL understood that tie Allen eonrt-msrtal ad-
iourned siH. DE because Of coumittedby Gen
Butler in bringing the charges. Tho Colonel has
ked for n discharge FROM arrest.
Il l. reported that Mr. Rus-ell, correspondent Of
The LOad0n Times, remarked that some Of the
campuenis here wore even than the English ia
the Cimta. The inference Is thai be did hot have
Liph estimate Of matters and things in general here.
Surely pains enough taken TO insuIe Il favorable
verdict and IL he flils 20 render such one the
Epgishman will seem IN be waning Ia gratitude
s,eaking Of the encsmpmeuts, leads me 10 remark
that since Col. Duryee has been placed in command Of
the brigade Lieut.. Col. Warren, Of tie ZOuaves, has
Lad command Of tie regiment, and, 20 10 speak,is
put,ngt thruugha eouro Of sprouts" which promises
everything for the regiment, and establishes Col War
reu's reputation n d-cipnarian. hsso spoken fire.
quenty I'd freely Of the hack Of discipline generally,
and seEe the first occasion 10 bear witness 10 the t
innovation II what seemed to have IN be the rule.
Col Duryee has infused spirit into the brigade,
and il Ia evident that Litul. Col. Warren IL bent on
resssring 10 Col. ID. his regiment in condition that
will make it worthy Of imitation. Col w Is no ana
teur but bard working officer of the regular service,
and laborer in the red tape of the same, whereby
only good soldiers produced Ths again, leads
~ remark that the Zounyes have lately received
numerous recruits aud that their recent Iarades re-
views, and drills in addition to being realities have
shown n number Of musktts never before eQualed
This morning the Baker Regiment and the Naval Brig
sde received batch OF recruits tho LATER something
over l00
The tine Of the Massachusetts ID and 4h Is up, and
they 10 home on the Cambridge and Spauldibg to-
night or in the morning. Col. Wsrdrop expects to
return with number Of them recruited into new
corps. They leave Just st the moment when they have
been the most seryiccible. They take with them the
good name they brought Their place in Hampton
will BIZ supplied by Col. Max Wobers regiment who
will take the place Of Gen. Pierce NJ commanding
officer on that side Of the liDes Col W.'s regiment
stands recond 10 none and deserves 10 have rifles ILL
,t.ad Of uskets An effort is making TO them
tie weapon which is 20 much the fIyore Of the Ger
man soldier. Within the last few days formidable
urfcades have Leen erected in tie Village Of Hamp
ton IA rsft Of the series Of Notifications projected
by Can't, Casey OF the engineers. The Naval Brigade
play an important part in construcng these works.
The bridge into Hampton completed, yesterday
through The suergetc efforts Of Quartermaser Tal-
msdge, than whom, let me simply remark here, the
service has no SUPERIOR either IN officer in his par
iicuar department. OF as 4 man Of energy and unysry
ing sound judgment.
understand and am sincerely glad be able to say
IL. that Quartermaster McAuburs efforts TO secure
new outfit for the New-York ID Regiment are likely
" DO crowned with success.
Il now appeare tlat it was not Col. DO Russy who
was killed in tle Newport News skirmsh, but Col.
Dreur Of Louisiana. Nothing has been hoard fron
the mssing men who went out from Col. Bendix's
camp. On the report the Commanding General ol tie
transaction, Col Phelps made the Endorsement, "Wen,
without leave and tho result was ss might have been
expected"
and make our troops eager 70 be led 10 the field. They
have raised the morale Of our immensely and cam
not fail Of exerting important influence future
operntionE-
For the last day or two, there has been aaoat the
rmor that Geu Butler is to DO transferred tc another
field aud that Major General of the regular Army
TO 10 given tho command If this Department. What
does II mean
The commerce and navigation Of the Chesapeake
Bay are at the present tine more open % the pirates
than ever. Their blockading squadron seems TO have
taken refuge in the roads, when gun.hoat would
be efficient Why half dozen ships maintaining
from 10 10 300 guns kept hero doing nothing Is
difficult 20 understand, when York River Is imper-
fectly blockadcd, the Rappabannock scarcely al all,
and the inle of the coast hiding places for Prvates
lying in wait for ships II Ia understood that the dis
patch boat Guy, which came down from Washing.
ton dsy or two since, brvsght dispatches relating to
tkis su'tsct