New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07
LATE SOUTHERN IrEws

ANttWth fAntAAMAtltNs
John Letcher had issued Proclamation prohibiting
the bills or notes Of the Merchants. sr1 Mechauic.
Bank Of Wheeling and he NoHh-Nes'efn Bank, with
the Offices Of discount aud depo. Of esch except Tie
brauch II the Norh-We,iern Bank u. Je1e-sooyille.
iron being received 10 payment u any morey doc 10
the State. The reason given is that the banks Dsei
have " given aid t. tie enemy
EG-PRTsfurSr TTLFR.
Ex-Pres;dent Tyler has been deaiued at b., esist-
in Charles City County by llness. We arc glad 90
hear, however, that be II conyaesceui, snd although
~ bed whom The WIS read 90 Tim q The glorious
victory achieved by troops the heid OF ManAssa,
be called for champagne, and made hi family ssd
friends drink the health VI our generals.
lRiohlnood Enquirer
ANOTHER FEDERAL nEsiGsATios.
Col. NJ. ". Payne, Colonel IN the United States
Army, who has been in Richmond very III for several
months, has rendered his resignation 10 Secretary
Mexico. Memphis Anus.
THF RIBEL Loss AZ NAN.ssts.
Tie MenBLo Agpfll Of the g7ih SAYS. ia 10
gratifying 70 to be able 70 state, upon reliable
tbOry, that the total loss Of the Conf .deIaiss ia
killed. wounded aud missing, will bot exceed the Gssl
estimate, say hrc1ty-frc kHEdred. OF thess lees than
j01 killed. II is believed very few have been taken
prisoners"
FALsI srNPArHr
Among the Abolition oitcers captured Las, sunday.
If surgeon by the name OF CouHellv 81 &. 81
Connolly. The father Of Ibis Ierson j. the factor ia
New-NOrk, through whom most oil The tobaoco maaa-
iaCiurers OF Richmond have dis osed OF their prOdlos
IN the sO-called commercial metropolis lie has
grown rich and wgXed ~ GA Virginia custom II 10
repaid by sending his 90 help o. cat threats.
We mention these facts, because We hear that q
good deal Of sympathy has been eXpIossei ior toe
person named simply because lie father was bead o.
" ' gnia house ia Newly 0rk. let such guidej
persons remember what would have been t1gf treat
ncut had Young Connolly and biz coteB0 10 AIRY ruff
mans succeeded m getting 10 this city otherwise han a
they did.
There are seventeen Aboliliob doctors In prisps
mere, and il the Confederate authorize. zee ~ -
re- lease one 90 more Of them 20 attend their Own
people now here, nobody could obleri, leas1 o. al
our surgeons who have On their hands The 4 ths
wounded on both -ides. hl'h Enquirer july 70
PROPOSED IACRFAss % TN rFBEL tEsi.
II Il Understood that the Rebel Secretary OF War,
J.. Pope Walker has recommended 20 the so-csliei
Congress an addition 10 the Southern Amy OF about
three hundred and hlfy regiments, sob unnlber
"a added tho force already orGaniyed vii make sn
aggregate Of five hundred and sixty gmeu's Esu-
mating each ne Sunen, az thousand men, tuis would
give a force 81 10000 men, rank and ic. The white
Topula'ion Vi the Confederate States being. 10 round
numbers, 100000 sOuls, the prOptsed amy wOul3
amount 20 iusi I'D per cent OF the wlole SOLDIER
70 every 10 white people
GEyLBAL LFF.
Gen. Robert l.. Lee, commanding The forces IN Nir-
ginin is now on a tour 90 the West, boxing stler ihs
commands of Generals LOrug aud Vie. he starred
for Monterey present bead quarters nj Gen. LOilg
sunday. It's Viii, Is understood 20 Doe one 81 inspcc-
tion AID consultation on the plan Of ths campaign
AHONG TIt KILLED.
Gen r. h. Smith Of orioa, we auonF tne siiti
al Msuaa-ss lie waz the OF q di.I gui6hed Judge
of he Slperior Court for the Eastern District Ot
Florida and BIZ. early lie spent b. = Augustine,
Thence ne was sent 20 the military aliucuy Of Wet
Point, where he graduated win tisfil~iion. pa
tie sece sion Of Florida be- threw up h commission 10
the army Of the United States, aud received from mo
Rebel Government the api continent WHICH ne AL" ~
the time Of bic death.
PRoAorIoN OF BKIGADIFR-cTSTEtl HFhURfstF'.
On Tuesday, In Executive Session col The Eebe. Con-
gre-s Present Davis cent in couimuncntion noguil-
sfiny G.. 4 Beauregard 70 the rams Of iull Gcnsrl
in the Confederate army, IN which nomination "a
gress unanimously concmreL Inc pfo..f Oh.A' lilo
OF this rank according the Act OF Congress oI,afl-
ing the army approved May l6. ls6l, i simply Sou
erul instead oil "Drigatief-t'euefai the 0r-ir de-
nomination being the highest Hiii'sry grscs tulwn %
HE Confederate states The couuIision %, Gen.
Beaurgard Is TO DATE from tue -ls oil Jdy, iel 10
date o. the battle u Manassas.
toNFIuMkTI0N- BY CuNcErss.
The following Poutmnrers have had Their 2oHii'!-
fion. fraiad by The Rebel Congress 20. r, hm0n5,
ItUuls b. Bigger. Frejeh,k.5uTg, Reuben 4. Ilon;
Pe.et.burg. Mm. l.. BASE University - Nifgnn,
VIM Weremb iker. Ninchesci, T.. Is. Ou'cs'
stanton, l.. |. Stevenson; Portsuou'h John n.
Cooke: Norf,lk. a. NJ NanLlani Arlington, teliss
SsrUec. leNiul on, Ihonas u. Plunkett CAsrio isr-
vile Wu. NJ. Heblinger.
H.. Richard H. smith, whose oBioe-Tie i',S,H-
dr,4 Sentael-was taken possession Of when ,hs
FeGersl army enteI,d Alexandria, bAs been ee1.ed
grilio. 10 the Consrsys ct the Rebel States.
FIRST PEBtI REPORT o. NAVAL EATTLE.
The first naval ba.tle between the North snd ihs
south occurred on : 'udiAs uil
ton Al Oregon Inlet, on the North Carolina cvass,
between The steamer Beaufort, commanded BY Licui.
Duyal and a Federal steamer, name unknown. The
particulars are given in IN Ntra Of ~ Rriugs StlH-
a4r4 The result IL highly crediGhlo 70 he gallant
Iiept Duval who commanded and biz men. IhoI-h
he oua ht against immeLse odds, ne achieved great
triumph winch is the moge brilliant iron tie disprO
portion between the yesscls and their forces. Tue
F,deial steamer wac large thrce-IHs'ed QroPcl,f,
carving Fix heavy guns and rIded cannon forward
ana ait and having on board al lessi 10 msn. Toe
Beaufort is email steamer CARR ng only smooth
bored gun, and a crew Of q. Ihe eugtYcEeui coH-
tneaced al 10 l. a. M and terminated q, II a. m. LIE
enemy fired ffteen shots-hve o. SIX were lrun tIs
ried cannon; the Beaufort eight SLOTS, tire Il
of which struck tbeenemy. lie Federal vessel hiauy
Ie.reaed aud sought safety behind lroJs-hs
bluff Richmond paP'f'
RUYYiKC OUT oF IEAD'
An the papeTs in The southern States ere eJuf'iet
hv III, P;r 7road kg TO cali attention 10 the ar'i-
IL urping on the people the Importance OF Increasing
Inc niantv of lead Says Tire Hhsg, there are large
nantltes Of this metal in various parts Of Virginia and
other southern States. IL II only necessary 10 ia
known tina. there ID demand for every pound iAat
can be got. individuals cannot employ tbeiI meas
more proftably than by working lead mines. Ire
sooner tLev DO il the better for them aud their country
We cannot Kill all the Yankees without The heIp =.
lead Steel will do very well for those VINO vi, -
close quarters. Bat there great nsly % 49, -.
who calculate ON keeping at aretpecihte a., -,
tance and picking US oil at long Jaw We "
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