, 1861-06-07

Fat1az-TAs Prisoners, Aow 1a<y Lookel-on
,E1e3tsng Rush Of hernans -RafteTy-7ne
Eueky Governor Spragu*-1He March Of The
Thirteenth Nna Fork RegimentCa. limp. |
erun's Soeeh With Yu5 to I=-Iaose Emp |
fian's. Cons to Neir orn Psaee. ~ !
Correspondence Of tho Chicago Tribunal
-; ~ :: Wlsu1xo1oN. June J., 1861.
The month Of roses has come. It dawus
.npon> the month Of the Wnt; It Is SD that 50
mnch beauty Of nature must be n1a1red BY the
dlEcord md clash Of arms. But 1t Is well IN
lsnde 10 dsck thair cold 1cmains, as Ellsworth
did. Washington Is full Of flowers. Almost
eIerv yard IL ! little Eden. The Misses, Is
they Tip to school, Or elsewhere, ha1e fheir
hands full Of them; aud the 1adiea at tho
1e!sss that arc coming 81 are IN fan 6lqsh
at picture Of Gen. Scott, and whtlo gazing
ut The old Wellington Of Cur day; there came
tie news OF tho tight ut the Fairfax Court
House, Ii which some Of the rebels were laid
low, and others had tho pride Of the-'F. F.
V's." laid effectuanJ, BY being taken prison
e1s snd hEought to the city With on3y . sa{e hsaS
and now I w1ito 1t, thst the real aDrcd 8cst"
Is the D7tdd Scott at whose head I was 1ooE,~
Ing, and that, though the South. would not
read Mrs. StoW's "DTed, = the : have to read and
dread too, the old GeCeral- HoT It mast
ttTike terror into the Beauregards and Leea,
his retirement, and like old Archlmedes In
his study. make q plan that shall 6e too
mighty for all the enemy. It u sa1d there
were iese than forty of onr men at the Fairfax
tight where a N any as 1,eD Of the -, mtosrlg
Here gathered. At thls Ia.e, =. or MM s94n %
night Among the prisoners, one isreeogniz-
e1 as a boastfI eon Of former chief OF police
at the capital :; and 60 ashamed we're
they ALL fhat :. when driven through
: the city to the Navy Yard, they
1aro a cos4 The @ nesnness AZ Of their who1e I waFre.
thus ar, WAS again displayed In firing from
their houEes. The only way to meet such
soFardice IL to fro into every auch house,
and II the women and children suffer, It must
be rs Hhen Laeh.,Went down with Dathan,
Ko1ah and Abiram, victims pa,sieip:s eriasinis
came off yesterday In Pennsylvania Avenue.
It uas the march, Or the flying rather, Of sher-
mans and some other battery, well called the
flying artillery There we're rs many as' two
[, batteries, FOR more, IN one grand. caEa1cAae,
each team having six horses, and as many
I'LL run with their complement Of riders, men
and of1cers. 1t made the eAyenn9 quake, and
emacked more Of the thunder Of war thaa =
dozen regiments. This morning paRsed these
snd like so many locomotives at'rest, looking
Is innocent Is though there was not death Id
every fibre Of fthem. It Is to be hoped that the
splendid riaed common Of the Rhode Island
regiment will not leava with the owners.
whose time. will be ont In Two months.
Apyppos to this, 4. Rhode Islander was
a5 1a5& e ovtpai ed Rs 4Son nsto1S e. Of tpss
cay ts uftlanced to q daughter Of Secretary
Chase; about to "plight bis troth, J" and with
bis sic, ,OC0, &C., sher all his goods endow.'' y
The Governor Is the so1 Of one Of two broth.
e1s who became very rich a. manufacturers,
One Of the brothers died from swimming a
cold stream to get homo to an election. From
this he took his death cold, but he got home
and carried the election, aud the Governor
! true eon Of this father. 70 such man, ";
| presume, the Secretary will give the G@ass
| There is many man who would Chaae such
aman. But must not allow the eolt storiet
severe doingB Of Mars, and return to th'
| Avenue, and mrst Say q word about the Th1s
/ teeuth Regiment Of New York s.ate, will
aRochester' on their beautiful banner. Seem
the latter word In their folds aud wishing t.
hear more Of their fine brasa hand, 7 followed o.
with the crowda. But their march WAS til
most rapid OF any have yet seen. except Nhe7
going On the double quick. IN fact, I ~
obliged to run, as it were with the machine
to keep up, and even then had no chance
sec Col. Qnimby, ,Eor his Lieut. Col, Carl Step1
en-, who Il an old friend, and just promote
from Csptainey to his present place Il
wes ueofthe famous Caneaeraga's Of the tow
of DanBTtl1e, n. T., and has seen service
Germany. Tie most Of the Caneseragss hav
not enlisted; and having been much petted
] peace times, and standing aloof from the Wa
!, Fave got the name Of "the Hollyhock comp
n.y." The 18th regiment have goneinto cam
but will coon pitch their tent towasds b'ac
| Seldom, ifthcle1st to be any fighting down stha1
, The discontsnts of whom wrote lately, :
Ecirg back in high disgust to New York, b
fcpged to the ID New York City Regimen
Col Trmpkins. But / have seen the Colon
. himself, and heard his story. He is mode
man and much of 4 gentleman, and shows to
kindly heart to eveE abuse soldier. By b
account of the discontcnts, they are ma1col
: tents "a wel1, fighting all the way here, AZ
/ | ever since they hav6 been here Once Whe
: | the CARS stopped q. route here, he Was cals
.. On to come and attend to his men- When
t arrived ut the scene, he found two Of the
! out Of the car, throwing of their coats. Son
3 were Ior parting them, but " let them fight
laid the Colonel. This cooled them OF, 81
They put Oh their tuggery again The b1an
= here mas, If anywhere, with some Of the ca
= tains, hut more with the men, 1oms one -hn
!. dred of Thom were n, naturally rowdles; The
4 honorable Second be herself again. Govern
o epngue's Regiment was formed in 1741, 81
n bIipgs flag fhat was In the wAz Of 1919. r
:, Second New York Was the second one eS
q formed in that city, and dates Of Jore.
It At the breaking up Of the camp Of tho Z
8 New York Regiment, from Camp Camera
=: tho Hon; Secretary, Il In dntJ bound for tht
naming the camp alter him, gave them 60
J testimonial In tRp parting word. One psssa
9 In his speech WAS like M internal machine
s1aseEy, which, he said, saouEd end With the !.
II hud caused The simple: rule that Ct
| Euf1ar hnn a1nn*ed and 1}{r}, Mr. Gamnr
d has officially sanctioned will do much
/. hasten the time when this prediction shail
;. fulfilled, and Babylon shall fall.
- It u currently believed here, TINT 20
It Egypt has finally thrown off some Of
T. b1ack Democracy, in the 500 who have GO
. | thence to the confederated rebels HH be
:, they hare left their country for their countr
Il good. They have long been in league n
:, hell, and now, like J1 dss, they have gone
~ their own place. ~-~--~-~ 'e-- J.W. r