New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15

zen; Patterson supposed TO have bcea 10 oonInsn1
o. tne Federal troogA Gen. Johnston saccceded n
,,,, ;ueI uack 70 Martansborg, oatdanking than
aho getuhg between them asd the river Intervening
their retreat An oqer had been rsceive a Mss,io
burg from Gen. Johnston to r~moye ths women ana
cmidfen I'e same authority siaes the Federal Len
ers.
JsET. DAVIS ON FLAos.-At Camp Hormitaas NJ.
Richmond, few daysago, alag made BY some worsa
Of Baltimore presented TO some Maryland trscns
JEFF. Davis was on hand, and according to the nsws-
papers:
Advanced to the front Of Company B., and boldhR
the beautiful banner in bis right hand, spoke In eo-
Quent tehalf of the Baltimore ladies' who thu
presented to their representatives here be splendid
which he urged then by every holy tie, to guard am
cherish a. sacred and holy trust He referred ia
heart stirring 10 the shacklsd condition Of May-
land AID proudly assorted his confidence that tdrty
thousand brave Maryland hearts anxiJusly thrU6
bed aud but waited the warocsio TO rush at once -
the aid Of the sunny South and her noble cause Every
countenance beamed with animation, and youthfsl
brows contracted with stern indignation Is the Press
dent eloquently poured forth old Marylsnd's wrongS
and babe each Maryland boy resolve from his ,nmde
soul to avenge his down-trodden S'ate gracefully md
elOqueBtly presenting the banner TO the captlin =
Company b., with parting injunction to bring 3
bone-boue to the dear obes Whose fair 6ngen workce
is beautiful 90 ors In its present glorious form.
The flag was Of costly silk, not bit like the din0
cotton concern captured from the yrgnian cavalry -
Martinsburg, and hanging with slave copies a.
pirate cutlasses In The TRIBUNE editorial rooms.
FROM WESTERN VrRoISIA.-The Richmond papsEs
glow with eulogy for Ex-Governor now General Hs1
nibal Alexander the Great Wise, who Is somewhegS
west of the Blue Ridge, just the point Of smaakaG
Msjor-General Mcclellan into unpslpable powder.
Speaking of McClellau's men, they say: Ek
The scouting parties Of the two forces fre9uentaY
meet upon the Fairmount aud Beverly turnpike, and
/ Of ulua1
getting the better Of the soimnsges, aud have cap.
tured dozen Of the enemy, several horses, and
killed four or five OF their men, and have not -
lost single TIE Northern troops daily com
mitting outrages which would Disgrace savages 70
males been outraged, houses plundered, and wo
and children driven from their homes. Yesterday
without ppvOcation, they shot Mr. Banks Corlin q
Harris County because he was Seeesioaiss, and
Comfy after having plundered 1t Of all its efects.
Last week a body Of the enemy left FairmoDt for
COous Run, in Mason County. TO arrest some Sexes.
sODists, when the Secessiouists wayli1 them, fired
upon them, killed four and wounded 0therA The eno-
my fed. ...
What Ex-Governor Major G. II. A. Wise is ab0s1
just now is stated In letter from Cbsrlestown, Va,
Since writing the above three more traitor. have
been brought TO Gen. Wise. They are from Roane
County, and one Col 5. "A. Roberts YVES nenter Of
the Wheeling Convention. they will be handed over
TO the civil authorities and indicted for treason, with
count under the ordnance Of the 18th June lAS
Scouts are out for more OF such game.
REBEL TRooPs CONC HoxE.-The Richmond ps
pers inform us that:
The term of Col Greggs South Carolina Regi
ment enlistment having pired they have been dis
banded and paid off. A large NUMBER will, howevsx
re6nlist under Col. Haskell.
Sickness Axoxo THE TRAIroRs.-A letter to TIE
| Charleston Courier, from Winchester, Gays:
We have great deal of sickness among the sodierA
although very few fatal or dangerous Diseases TDev
| c;p llv nfp lea nd
which, while they do not endanger life, disable from
service for the time Many, however, improving.
| and a week or two will I'LL up wasted colamfn
again.
These pretty strong expressions for . cautious
| correspondent TO use. 1t would appear shat theis
wasted columns could not have been well provided
for. The LOUISVILLE COursers correspondent, writing
few days later from the place, says there were
| funerals every day.
| The vIcE-PREsIDESr IN GxoRGfA.-vice- Presideu4
Stephens addressed public meeting Warenton, n
Georgia, the 10Th inst. lie concluded with reading
the terms Of the proposed oan out OF the coming crop
Of cotton, to the Government Of the Confederate
States after which the following took place. ~
| reported ia The augusta Coast,tntsonaL,ss. -
The list was then announced open, but it seemed -
US there would be no one to end T. Az name afss
name called out, the cry was, " Put me down half
10Y crops" Put me down my whole crop;' and an.
other, Say fifty bales for me ]" Write que hu1drel
bales after my name; ~, In give one hundIed ana
| twenty-five Ddfesi III give twenty-five odiccp au0
would give di,y baie., but owe some money"
Right" says Mr.. s., " pay your debts; out If yoa
pay what you owe in bonds sell your cotton for
the bonds, and pay your deots with ITEM IN ~
it," responds he glad of the chance opened for ncreaS
ing his loan and it went on until Mr. s. requested
the Secretary to adding TO the let the Com
miitee desired do little themselves iG the matter.
The meeting tlen ad Iourned.
Upon looking over the list as taken down, the fol.
lowing found TO he the result: Three whole crot1
two Of them are said to be Pretty large ones; 50
half crops one-i bird crops; one-ourth crops; aud
s2l bales in quantities from bales 10 lbs.
Upon an examination Of the list and making soess
calculations Of what the crop part would probably
amount to-we summed ap the whole something above
900 bales OF cotton made up in half An hour.
These were from the crops OF only two cut OF tho
hundred and fifteen or twenty counties In the State
SHINPLAsTERs IN SoUTH CARoLrSA.-The Comnoa
Council Of Columbs has unanimously adopted the fA-
lowing:
Intelligence has been received h.t the Bank Of hs
State Caroius the a.
nominate of Is and 50 sen o. the great ,ca
city silver change and rAas ths Council highly sPpoEse
Of such action, be h therefore
Sus.isS rOash hi. Honor The Mayor C. send supply o. .
the Branch Benk In this city foe The accoun ation II
~ The CONFEDERATE LxAour-SwEEr CosTsisr-
rross.-T4e Bat0a Rouge tLa.) SHgsr Piaater hss
the following: ..
II Is to be hoped that general outpouring Of our
planters will take place to-day to attend the meeting
Of the League the Court House. As its objects are
highly patriotic, and that they must prove of great
sissance TO our Government, there can be no excuAe
foF holding back. The object Of the League il TO oheR
to the General Governments sugar. moLsses corn, COT
ton, &C., and taking bonds of the Conederacy, bear
ing either per cent interest in payment 10 behalf Of
the League two Of Citizens, in couple Of h0uS1
obtained the following subscriptions:
W. b. Robertson, 100 hhd sugar and &c bbh moissses
T. W. Noln 80 nhds centrifugal sugar and 30 bbla
lasea
Wm D. Winter $50 bids sugar 100 bbls noaes and 100
bushels corn.
J. X. Deysll. rs bids suss. and 100 bbl. molasssa
A. C. Woods, IS hhds sugar and 100 bbls. molssses