New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

PIous TRArroRs.-The day before the Kentucky
election the editor of The Louisville Courier, having
done bis utmost 70 rout the Union voters, piourly
handed the job over 10 the Lord. Since the great
Union triumph the editor has made no further assign
ments of bad bargains.
Wien tie result Of the battle of Bull Run wn
known ct Richmond, Mr.. Memuinger, the Secretary
Aof tie Confederate Treasury broke out with eaucls
Of thanksgiving and the joyful song WAS caught up
by the War-Bishop Of Tennessee, who sent 10th an
aray cburch-orjer, prescribing a partc form OF
PRAYER or rather thanksgiving for the discontinue Of
the North or the skn-oiheeeth escape of the South
,rn fJrces--it not easy TO decide which.
To continue the subject, We note that son OF tho
Hon. W. p. Mangum had Lis life saved by Testa-
ment VIII ch WAS conveniently carried in his vea
pocket. lie died about a week afterward but thas
was not the ftnlt of the boOk,1 Aud we told BY
The Southern Christian Adr0eate ttat Will. the ID
South Carolina Regiment Col. Kershaws "was
drawn up waiting for orders TO make It's entry into tho
fight at the Stone Bridge, brother Meyuanie, in
CbYpain, came tue font aud asked that be might
once mo- pray with them. TO this proposition they
responded eheerfuy, and the entire regiment lowed
before the Lord Of llosts while he led them in prayer
Offering an earnest and touching suppcaou for their
success and protection. The prayer was answered,
and they had scarce nered the melee before the for
tunes OF tho day were turned
But this Is not all. The Augusta CORaRRfioHdfiss
tells the world that "a prayer meeting was held at
Atkinson's Church. Oh Sunday morning, July 81, es-
pecialy for the safety and welfare OF the OgIethorps
Rifles, Capt. Lumpkn, a volunteer company from the
peig borhood of the church. The prayer meeting
was held at the very hour that the battle of Manassas
was raging. The Rifles in that battle-fonning
part Of the Eighth Georgia Regiment, which WA 10
the thckest of the igbt and yet that company alone,
of all engaged in the battle, shows upon the record,
none kiiied!"
These instances are quoted and commented upon by
the Southern papers with much sefeongr,tna.ion and
in q which shows that reliance upon Heaven and
the artillery Of prayer are " means 70 the end which
had never before entered into their computation Of 70
sources.
THE PRivATEER DixIE.-Edward Gomez, steward
of The schooner Mary Alive at tue tme OF her Capture
by the rebel schooner Dixie, furnishes the following
list Of the officers and crew OF the Dixie:
Thoua. Moore Master osorss o. w.ller Fist Lies-
iensa, JGla w Ms,shA s.e'sS 49,, sl' sas .,-s:
o G.dssn BosisT M". W e,l.., NsSf' SSo5 s,,
BaS,T ,ss e. ,ss Iss Antonio oSu mas
Ia Balde AIessndro NatiBoE Don cs spissa oha ,s.a
80 s.,dg'' 'I P@o, Hsp John oo JsSa Goo
pclis. Charles Forester, c. o. Crawford, ssaaosa.
This h.t was found on board The Mary AIce In the
cabin SITTER her Tecapture by the Wabash. ard Is sup
poeed to have been lett there by the rebel eapAi"i
John IL. Marshall, who had been PIT In eonniand OF
her. Mr.. Gomez rays that the Privaieer crew VINO
were put In charge Of the Mary Alice told DIN ua,
the rebels had six pnv,ieers U0t, wLien haa sai'e'
from the port OF Charleston alone.
MaJoR-GESERAL FREsoNT's BODY GuARp.-ine
organization of Major General Fremont BODY GanrH'
under command OF Capt. Charles Za1onyi, was yeser
day en.rvd upon aud nearly comp ieicd One hnDeS
and ninety H. cepied applicants Tor exAmi laii'n f
sentet themselves. From these, iOO were 70 De
lected. lhe physical ard moral Indications reg IN
were of a high order aad the examination o. sasn
candidate Is REL resenled TO have been deecedy tno'
onyI, and rigorous The horses for tois choice e1D
arr 10 h. fur ished ut once, and The work u ,s y ~
snd drill 10 be immediately entered upon. ins .wp
will he onartered and exercised at tho wen-khom
eouest Ran academy, at tie Drner Of Si A.eea,eH
and Hickory street. lSt- Louis Dsiho~.'
Tag DUNG OF THE "GRASD Amy. "A oisls
from Weldon, North Carolina, August .. s." .a' n
the arrival there of Capt. John t. Bacon, nave I'D
charge the traitor Bowman, who guiheo .He -.
nr,uy 10 Boil Run on the Dist. Ibe suide,h $3.50. 80
ooald nos kee no win The grand army "a s,;ss,..
buck 70 WASH zion Nashvills Unioa aua Al'e''