New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

prevent sBe9gnhg, seize their property. HAYDEN
Wagons laden with contraband articles are sent ththe
from Louisville and other points, and as there IL
United States officer there to examine their trunks
boxes and bales there is Of course no interference
| with the trade.
Travelling upon the railroads has almost entirely
,,topped Formerly three trains Of five cars each ran
daiS from MontL emery to West Point, Ga. Now two
only run and each with but one car attached and that
nos filed.
ond ,c--n in Ilsh Ua is at stand-still. The Rebel
Goyernrnent having ocured all the cotton that they
coud nv fase repreeent Nions are now swlndnng the
citizens out of their Oce ana consequently inc
Southern cities and towns are S ;suad !"
rate Bonds" These bonds ha 70 oeen lssued TO
sent different amounts, some as sw as one dollar ana
they have been made legal GER the osnKs take
them upon deposit, and while they invariably pay
them out again, in the place Of gold nd sver sney
at the same time receive their own ntNes ou' 10 no'
pay them out again.
Gold is worth in Montgomery 20 per e.sst, and III
Nashville Is per cent, but even 8. thes rates h Is
difficult to get.
The persecution Of Norherners still contin r.s, and
in some cases persons who have resided in souih
for twenty and thirty years. have been compelled TO
change their residence and leave their property lit she
hands Of the traitors by whom Is subsequently
iscased. Some Of the residents Of Northern birth,
from long residence south of Msson and Dixon's line
have become 90 infatuated with Southern life aSd
Southsm insitations that they have forgotten their
Among them two or three Philadelphisns. .
TIE camp st the Fair Ground, near Montgomery,
sl contains about 1900 soldiers AZ fast Us the re-
cruts become well drilled and have been equipped,
they arc sent 70 Richmond and sheir places Supplied
with frseh 'volunsssrs The qaastsruaster Of the
Rebel army still remains ct Montgomery, where he
has I'll Of his stores-enough " last, 81 Is believed,
Until until O OseSssf n Ssrt:
The troops stationed at several of tie camps have
been removed 70 GAINESVILLE, the Kentucky line.
rnffl hon, hoo, Ith.
South ne Marietta Ga Mr.. Randall understood that
from 10 600 to 80 900 have been concentrated there,
with the intention of aiding the traitors in Kentucky
In their design 20 take that State out of the Union.
Tie various camps well Organized, and although
under very strict discipline, the men respect tEor
officers.
The troops now being organized into regiments are
not equipped, and many OF the companies are not
armed. Our informant has witnessed no cases OF i'm
pTessGent, but knows that many OF the men thought
it advisable TO join from fear Of consequences. The
soldiers generally. If paid at all are paid ia bonds
Tue 9Th Alabama Regiment, now in Virginia il
composed mainly Of boys, some Of them only 10 years
Of age.
Tie Louisiana Zoraves, 30 highly praised by the
Southern press, Mr. Randall ttsies the most
infamous specimens of yillaiuy he ever saw Soon
after they were organized they marched from New
Orleans 10 Montgomery and the day after their aTTi
val, which was Sunday, June ?, they rey0lted,
having had nothing 10 cat since the previous Ihursday
night bat few crackers threw down their arms and
into tire capitel, where they committed some OF
the .nOgt aggravated and indecent outrages. They
subsequently, i0daco0 to return to camp, and
after ward were ordered TO Richmond. Many Of the
members joined the regiment the least OF TWO evils
to 20 10 or to the cnain-lang Sixty Of them de-
serted at Montgomery, aud only two Of the desereIs
were captured. They are eight hundred strong and
are armed with the United states musket.
The day that Mr.. Randall arrived at Nashville
june a. regiment eft that city for the STATE no
End two arrived, the immediate desluation u whom
was unknown. The latter were but ill supplied with
arnis and hsd 10 uniforms equipments. Instead Of
lAnhets the carried upon their shoulders bed
Quilts OF every imaginable hue and description.
About ~, go of the troops in Virginia came from
the camp at Corinth, Miss.
Mr. Kan dan brought with, him from Alabama, let
ers from Brsl subjects 10 the British Minister, Mr.
Lyon, who requested protection for thernseyes and