New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09
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CHAPIAINs.
The Secretary Of War mas replica 70 NV A..oci.
Iae 90O os tbs Young Mems Christian Assoc
Ion.,'y su I'So.s letter was telegraphed 20 THE
n-'r o~ou, nformipp them that the appointment oi
rv.a,.;n rests with the Colonel Of each regiment,
On"P - th~ Der,on TO whom to refer IN case Of
an improper selection.
cyN. M'CLRLLAYs's POSITION.
A telegram was received IRON 0en' ',00 I'm
Ian this afternoon. He is still at Laurel Iii,
Ha rapreseuts his soldiers as in fine heaitn an"
.nir;ts and eager for q fight. He believes nm
sef thoroughly acquainted with the peeuhariue'
of Gen. Garretts's game, and able 10 UouV LIN
At II. The enemy's forces he isEunwllhng TO az
tempt to state with precision until ne ho' 'He'
him.
TIP REBEL FORCES IN VIRGINIA.
According TO the latest intelligence, received
eror, 1ssll.ioformed sources, the Rebel forces in
VIRGINIA. exclusive of those at Norfolk aud Rlch-
,nond amount in oil to some H,OO0 men.
rr.vaIers familiar with the country, and with
are engaged, report that for miles and miles in
soae pOrtious Of the interior not a-man is to
be seen, all having been pressed into the service
The people and the soldiers are alike suffering
from the want Of things which we are accus-
toned TO consider the necassaries of liie Tea
is quoted of Fredericksburg at over 50 pound,
and sugar at so or GO cents. The old 4. L. V.
ladies are unhappy.
ARRIVAL OF ARMY WAGONS.
4 large number of army wagons arrived by
rail to-day.
PURCHASE OF HORSES.
Between 1000 and 5000 horses are ordered
20 be purchased for use here. and several thOus-
and for use at Fort Monroe and by Gen. Pat
terson.
COL. CAMERON CoNYALESCENT.
Col. Cameron viii join his regiment (the 10TH
tomorrow, having recovered from his slight i'll
ness
THE ELEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS.
The I1th Massachusetts paraded the Avenue
in its new Uniform this afternoon. Its marching
and general appearance elected great applause
TRArToRoUs CADET
Intelligence has been received mere thaI
West Point Cadet named Richard Thomas, as
appeared from the ColOnels commission which
he bore, was arrested at Baltimore, on board
the Mary Washington, with three others. The
officers Of the st. Nicholas identify Thomas as
having been one Of the Rebels who assisted in
capturing that vessel. When taken, he was Sc
creted in bureau.
CORRECTION.
The telegraph made Mr.. Valandighsm say in
the Democratic caucus that he preferred the
preservation Of the Union" What We wrote
was, that he "preferred peace to the Ireserya-
ton Of the Union" The caucus, in which this
iutimat;on was made, broke up in row.
THE CASE OF MIR. HARVEY.
The Senate Committee Of Foreign Affairs has
the case of Mr. Harvey under consideration, and
are accommodating evidence bearing upon it.
TIRE NEw-YORK CAVALRY.
Cols Van Allen and Mix's New-YO Regiment
of Cavalry is ordered to report for duty here as
soon as it can be got in readiness. This regi.
ment was accepted to 60 into camp on the 18th
of July, and to be called into service on the 1st
Of September. 1t will, however, proceed direct
ly to Washington and report for duty. The Sec
retary Of War has 80 ordered to-day.