New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
FROM BOSTON.
ursu ou Own Correspondent.

s,me of the resilient newspapers are inqulring now
Z, bsnreps that The blockade is Dof more effective
pe-bals some facts which have learned relative u
tbe 5esy If the Vmcenues may help the inquis't'vs
odtors TO sn answer Mr.. Henry IL. Pingborn OF thu
etv VIA lately appointed Paymsster IN the Navy
and ordered 10 rhe Vneellne He immediately came
10 Boston 20 see about MS bend and in few days go
Il satisfactorily Completed as be tu poeed, ana sen'
20 the Department Bat by mere accident, the oath
,Saken by the boDd-Iaen, to the elect that tney
were worth certain amount OF properly,
YVES not subscribed. Now, although this oath
lad not been taken before q magistrate,
and though there was doubt Of the ability OF the
SoDdsmen 10 pay, and though te bond was Just as
valid without the subscription with IT. the elerE al
Washington said once, this musi 20 bsek to Boston
this viii not do. So bsk TO Boston 1t went; and
Pauglorn afler sIepCirg n few days IN bunting up
hi fuaucial friends got The mistake recied and sent
or the bond again. at le st put in The Boston Post
Office He waited day after day for bis " advance,
supposing there wou.d be no further trouble bnt al
bet discovered bat his bond lad not arrived at the De-
Daument. TIE Viuoebnes was kept waiting fo'r
weeks, as l mders and, solely on this account At
iast the vessel sailed another master having been
transferred to LeT, AID Mr.. Panetorn, If he has
hunted down The missing bond, is ready for another
chip.
have not read vey eiosey the recent letters from
o Point Comfort but believe thi, l'em which OBJ
tain FRI Ii private letter and which bears upon the
sst.lafe question. is flesh. TIE bridge scross the
creek between Hampton and tire Fortress, the only
avenue Of Ietresi or sd,aIee, was lately burned by
che rebels. There was not lul,ber enough in the
psgbborhood TO rebuild It. Lu by tearing down a de-
pered house or two TIE material might he bad MAJOR
in h. vic ,itv
owns q house within y sores throw. which is we'll
adapted for TIE purpose bat Instead of apPropriatiug
g. Government sends TO Bangor fpr lumber ]
fe.I am little surprised AT ihis revelation. for Lad
supposed Il al properly m negroes Was tie only Kind
which Possessed snch peculiar sacredness as To insure
ts protection al all hazards. Some Of our 4th Regi
srent boys at Newport News drove in lev caltie,
slew afew pigs, and or augbt know, sucked few
egr, and q ongh these talk of court martial
tey e-captd wiibou punishment. The pros cution Of
COL len, for burning y eeason wheat, bids fair, as
Fudge from TRE TElEUNLs repou, tobe free, but
9ro prTeriy, which partially, at least, outlawed
b. the people in November, lsO0, is now peculiarly
scred. We have 10 invent 0ew legal theory, which
Is lot likely % tear close rn4tion in order 10
,u tfy our,e,,e, TO- net Immediately returning it to
irs re ended owIers; have newspapers which find
no'hng IN the g. admire, except the pfOcamations
Of Generls Baker, PATE son. Mcclellan aud Sweeney
psOuiug to put down serVe inrurr, ctiops. and the
aacrily with which Cow din Burnside aud other flave
esh hing eololels fulfil what they suppose fasely to
5e tbtir constitutional obligations This tenderness
toward Major Carr old rof ers new feature of the
war. IL msy he qnes ioned Wheeler we gain much by
It. 0utrsges upon defyn-eess persons especi ny upon
women, ought visited with instant death, without
eOurt-martll tut don think our people will appre
shle the kindness which forbids she taking of rebel
chickens and secession rdgepOles for the Of the
pario, forces
An enissary Of the Rebels by the name Of Wright,
left for England by he last Boston steamer, having
taken warning by TrPmhn's narrow escape, and
reached Halifax, from which place he embarked
THE TRIBUNE } H. nm mentioned all Of Major
Emory's caius 20 promotion. He was present in the
Senate Chamber when Charles Sumner assailed by
y es;On 3. Brooks, AMI one Of the considerable
punbeF of peIsOus there present wto looked Oh the
eeene without any attempt to interfere. presume
nobody will doubt that ;he bad lis warm, thoagh
perhaps secret, APPRECIATION.
Our people beginning 70 make preparations to
welcome home the 3d. 4ih, 5th, 9th, and Sth Regi-
nents. They have seen but little active warfare, but
this is not their fault hny Of tie soldiers s probs-
bly, reenlst, and viii 10 invaluable accesOns the
aew regiments
! Major Cobbs battery Of light artillery Is encsmped
upon land belonging to tie Hon. &. +. Adsus in QRn-
,sy. Mr.. Adaulss and representative John Quincy
isms has protes ed agais this military occupation
and The Heraid suites has gone 30 far ss to prohibit
de tenants upon the estate from furnishing mi L. but
ter eggs, &c., % tie solders When some years ago
br Adams protested agains the occupation Of his land
by Gen. Ednands NJ n muster field for the militia car
9ng his opposition Car, believe, as 10 prosecute
tbe General in te courts people rather chucked over
bis obsnae persistence the fair weather col
dieyi but think the young ion Of the family bus
nlaGe mistake this tue. a military camp IN The
heghbo.hood Of pleasant and valuable country resi-
oslce may be- pleasant thing bat the Adaus family
Il not likely TO be impoverished by the visit Of
MAJOR Cobb and his meri aud tbey put up with
gnte Inconvenience for the countP's rake. One of
Nj. Adams's sons-l am lot whether 1t wac John
Quiuey or Charles Frsncif, jr-mad. q speech not
long ego at dinner and decI ed that be prouier
Of being member Of the military corps to which lie
eben belonged than Of being the grandson Of Press
dent and gresigrnasOn Of another. thought at the
tns he had but poor apf recitation Of bic family but
u would ssem that he was talking buncOmbe
faiLsT than IN sarne,t,
Inc war mates bad work with the newspapers.
sAt P0S9 and TIE cOa,.er have reduced eir sze ard