New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

s0 il is said investing Il cir money IN Confederate
borsis, Immediately upon the arrival OF the Court
mere, began 10 pack up their goods to leave ana nave
sought IN vain TO obtain passes 20 get out OF town
Trey are secure; and though they have been endeaV
oring 10 excite the sympathies Of Col Guthrie ana
officers by social intercourse and bospi ailes OF va
rious kinds they will have TO remain here, az least
until Court ia over. Many Of The other ssiopsts
are becoming yeIy nervous, but most of them have
not the cans of seeking an asylum elsewhere,
they could lea' Q here.
Ibe lsdies whose arrival here from Point Pleas
anita ON Tuesday evening" we chronicled elsewhere,
are from Macon and jackson counties chleny' ana
are generally Of the "gay aud festive class.
| From an early period after taking command oil
this post Col Guthrie has been kept well posted by
reOuts from Roane, Cabell, Putnam and Boone coun-
ties and he assuIes that tho Union sentiment 10
constantly increasing la those counties, but tbat
doubt 10 tie success OF the Union army ia Wess'
ern Virginia has prevented many oFgauHa'iOps IN
those counties until recently The regiment OF VIZ
gnia Volunteers now gathering here which VIII
shortly be full ia gathering from those ccunilesi II
retarded for long time by tho unpopnlarlIy u
the Colonel which had heen appointed for 1t; but,
recently neuclus sufficient. for the election OF OIL.
cers suit the men having been obtained, the CON-
paDies filling up rapidly.
| A large humber Of witnesses are expected here
to-day, and the Uuied States Court will be- opened
here tomorrow, the day appointed
! On the register OF the Wilson Ilouse, we ind
names of squads Of rebel soldiery, recorded from
the 18th Of March, including pant Of the Logan IVA
Rifles down to June 3, among them Ohio X. Pate
and numerous others claiming to be Of. Fs;" and,
thereafter various other companies among which
were ooe commanded by james A. Sweeney, the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, the Boone Ranger,
&c down TO July ID. Among the destinations
which those registering gave themselves were the
following: " 10 kill AbolIiioDists" to clay ID
Yankee" HOrse Heaven" Hell =" wash
ipgton.' We presume some Of the writers have
reached their respective abOve-named destinations
before this time but probably moi in the triumphant
conCilion upon which they then calculated.
As early i.s July II, another cass Of names began
to apI ear the register, aud Iudgiog from Their
hsiling places and the corps TO which The writer's
appear to have been attached, q ey must have been
some of the very persons for whom some OF their
predecessors had teen rrofessedly hunting, but;
though the game had appeared, the hunters had
flown, and have not since returned.
Since this letter was commenced, the sun has come
out brightly and all fegrs Of more rain at present
have dispersed
This AFTERNOON, Marshal Norton is budy engaged
srrestiug parties known TO DO Sece,sionis,s, and
others desired ~ Witnesses, and number have been
held to bail il $ 900 each 10 appear during the term
of Cont which commences tomorrow.
Thirty-two men Of the 18th Regiment OF ONO
Volunteers, from Camp Gsuley, arrived here sick.
en- route 10 Gallipos, and proceeded on The way on
the steamer FIeestone regular Cincinnati PACKET,
after a stay Of but ten minutee.
The FTeestOne also brought down the corpse OF
Lieut.. WIN. Henry Robinson of Company g, 7th
Ohio. He died Of fever, brought on by exposure
m scouting al the time Of the Hood.
BY courtesy Of Capt. John Watson Of the FREQ
atone we send you tits letter. D. f. y
ARRIVAL OF 2O6 SICK SOLDIERS FROM TIE IA
NAwBA-NO MORE ROOM FOR THEM At THE
MILITARY HosPrTAL--THE STORY or SUP
FERINGs AND sORROw-How THEY ARE TO
BE DISPOSED or
From The Cincinnati 7izo, Oei.R
Last evening two Government sieimers arrived
here from Galipolis having on board 2oo sieS SOL
der. from Gen. RosecraDs's army. Omnibuses were
p,,cured and they were sent 10 the Military hospi-
t only to learn to their horror, that that institution
vns already full, and there were 40 accommoda-
tions for them Their distress on learning this fact
wac very great and they begged tho privilege OF
entering the building and ing anywhere until they
could be better accommodated.
They were all very sick come with camp dysen-
terry, but mostly with the typhoid fever. The au-
,borties at the hospital csnld not turn these men
s0sv and finally admitted them, and serving them
ib zen and other Refreshments, did the hest possible
pnder the circumstances 10 make them comfortable.
Tho parlors and all the spare rooms IN The houSe
ven thrown open 10 them, and they lay down on
lie Aoorr ruled up in their blankets The siekest
were tuus disposed Of. When the rooms were full,
Others, provided with comforts and IllIows, Were
slowed way in the balls and passages, and thus leit
Tor the nj ht Those needing Immediate medical a.
In the mean toe their condition became known
out OF doors. lady who has been minlsternS
angel 10 the gallant suffering soldiers at 1hs hospital
Was preaeut when they arrived, and immediately
Ind the fact, conveyed TO several cizens whom she
knew would take interest in the matter, ur' rug
them, il possible, 10 get other accommodations Tor
tie poor fellows. Col Geotroy, County treasurer
elect Peter Gibson, esq, CsPt; Ben: Esgitsson, T.,
took hold of the matter. Gen. Mitchell Was waited
mon ard be gave an order for the occupancy Oh the
barracks on lin street. TO be used should better se
commodations not be procured. Mr.. Ayres, director
of the Iuiirmary, on bearing Of tho case, gave al
order for the admission OF AS many as coulu 10 se
commodnted into the Commercial Hospital.
Col. Watson, the steward OF the Hospital, on re-
ceiving the order, at once went 10 WOfk 10 MI INC
building II necessary and give each soldier admitted
all possible attention. IL was late at night when
these arrangements we've communicated, and as the
whole party bad been provided with lodging room
ut the Marine Hospital, II deemed advisable not
TO make any change until to-day.
| We visited the hospital about 1Ol o'clock. The
scene wac q sorrowlnl one indeed. Young men,
burning up with feveIs, were lying on the door,
crowded close together, with 10 bed beneath them.
Others reduced almost 20 skeletons by dysentery,
were l,iog upon their blankets no thiekly clustered
together. Beds or cots had been provided for tho
worst cases Bat from the go very sick sclders va
heard not murmur nor a complaint.
The poor fellows seemed glad TO obtain even these
accommodations We found several ladies and gen.
ileuen there who had volunteered III rendering as
sssnce and were doing all in their power 10 render
the men as comfortabeias possible.
THE STORY OF THESE MEN.
The story of these gallant and stricken soldiers is
Of great woe and BORROW, and ID Anott er develop
I,ett Of the terrible nismanagement in Western Viz
pinia. They belong 10 the ed and 3)th Ohio, and
were part Of brigade in the command oil Col. Slem-
ner Of the N ular army. Previous TO the bate storm