New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-14

JIuger r.. and other members of bis stat. lie has
taken private house in the city, with biz family,
which certainly looks as If be does not mean TO leave
the place ut tie 1onaCes attacks Of the bOnbahtc
DLtlr
Hurried call at the Navy Yard devsoped great
deal of interest 10 tie yieior Tx eperdd works 10
this place ARE hut slightly injured. The bar achs near
toe entrance il is true, now exhibit oiy the bliclened
wsIls Il d chimcys. Two Of tbc Dry dock siec' acc
irYel with tie surface, nud the gTOuucs are ~ SoEe
Tlne s'ewcd with the fragments OF temfted des'rlc-
tons. Nothing rsmiut OF tic h9gc shF-o,-iiue ftnn
lyauia but tlo caarred hull. II wac turned to tie
waters eoge. Tie Germantown lies at one OF the
wo1ryes; the rpas and rigging wefe burrCt of, but
the lIll ~ good AZ another wharf IL the Plyu ouih,
upon wulch work ia riTdly gong forward; tte
hd's are IN 2ud T. fggipg is b'ingre aired sie was
e II inldred ot auy OF q vessls. IN The u ll0n
Dry DOCK, which the vapd,ls attempted TO destroy
WIN twenty kegs OF powctr rests the bull Of tho ~
gun steam igs'e NJ -rrimac. The deck, with the eN-
(eptlon of red smoke-stack was swept clean by tie
f:e The hnli being Of iron. is mareriay injured,
nnd all The IN tchiuery which was below the dec e.
eeds but little fepiiring. Tie Meriuac could put
IN iioiiug trim in less thln Xix oooths. At present
theCe il apparently work being done on her. With
the exception of old hulks of the Delaware and
Columbus, ard that of the State ship, the remains of
none Of The other ve-sels az the Navy Yard when the
vandis begun the work OF devastation, aIo visible
above water.
Com Frai Oh FORE ST il in the command al the Navy
Yard. Work il going on in the machiDe shops | was
gr titled 10 observe tie nOiheIn wall o. the Yard Ged
with several hundred pieces OF heavy ordnnnce. Ia
addition TO these, the Navy Yard has contributed its
rch treasures all parts OF the States and Couiede
cy. 1t was only few days ago that Beauregard got
a number Of l1rg pieces from this locality, and have
met here gentleman from East IenneTsce VINO comes
the ageni OF tho States iighs meu, With the
object ia view. Cor. Charleston Courier.
a NEw-YoRErR's EXPERIENCE II MIssIsSIPPI.-
Lorenzo d. Patrick ESQ.,, arrived in this city on Mon
day lust, from Pike County, Mississippi, whittier he
- afh hIg In
Mr. Patrick is native os New York State. lie
removed 10 Mississippi 1879 and bought go acres OF
tinhered laud. short tine after bis settlement Ia
Lis bone. DC GOug steam. saw-uill, wbi;h he
worked regularly aud prcf,ably Tor more than three
On the evening Of the 18th of July, while attendin
to bis bu-i,ess in the mill, lie was waited on by IA
crowd OF armed rGliats WHO demanded hin as pm
tOuer, and took hin short distance 10 where a
"iral" wus iasiitutcd. Tie "iury reformed yer-
dit that he sloull leave the Southern Confederacy
"iUside o! tweniy-0nr hours. This he porilively
refused do, unless he received IN money the value Of
lis property. Finding that be persisted In treating
th,if verdict with contempt, number OF tue chiya
of tue South waited ulOn MIR. Il. and told
him bat they would hang him unless he consented 10
remove Tue valiant New-iorher sill held out, and
told tue waiting committee that he would not leave.
The THREAT to hang him was then ordered to be put
INTO execution. lie was taken to tie woods, aud
actually hung ty the Lcck with Tone from the nab
Of II tree ten feet hipb. Fortunately, the Cowar1y
Nd.aD mus VINO rurIShSlou
did 10, kr0w bow to adjust tie noose aud after letting
him hang three they CO, q ided he was not
going TO die that way and cut lila down. Though
much eihaus,ed, Mr.. Ia rick sill sensible.
His would. be assarsins ar-in gave him q chance TO
biz fe by leaving the Contederacy. Being full
10y this time that they would put their threat into
execution he accepted tleir olor and quietly depart
cd tor II congenia cline, having bis property,
vained at $ll 600, in care OF friend. With great
del of difficulty, undergoing searches and exainina-
tions every stoppingpe, be found bis way to the
North. and now stops m the Gilt House ia tits city
His first act Oh arriving here was to volunteer bis
services ia company Of oavnlcy now being raised
here. lie never il rerteIed ia politics in his life, and
esacia lly never avowId sentimente urfavoIa lie TO
Slavery while he lived IN the S0lth. Ciudnnat GaE.
DEAIH or LIFUTrEANT MtNGJA-Ws deeply re-
GRIT 10 learn that Second-Lieuteuant Willie Preston
Man1um Company B Of the Sixth North Carolina
regiment oird On Tuesday OF the injuries received in
tae late battle IL. Maulrsas. Lieuteuanl Mangum WAS
"A .on Of ex-senator Willie T. MaUgum, OF North
Caro!ins and w,s Il man Of brilliant promise, and an
officer OF rare tact aud ability. lie was only -aved
from instant death by Bioe in his pocket, when broke
The force OF the ball Richmond Wing.