New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20
firm, and ihe-e Iindples, ard these only can we
h ,pe for or deserve return TO National contioL
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
MORE ADOuT THY RVUEL LOSSES.

| fire of the Federal troop. M follows:
" A. length they withdrew from the fight. Their
final rails with 60 Of the COO they ok
| in. Baaklava e ls no more heroic tale than tins:
Into The valley Of death marched ihe SIX hundred
| A they retired, they Passed Gen. Beau egsnd. lie
dew aside, from ed raised hi bat, aud said salute
| the sth Georgia with my LAT of. "
After the retirement of this remnant Of the 9Th Reg
iment The D,spatch goes on to tell bow the Georgia
| 7tb was brought up to sustain the position they had
occupied and how bravey they fought; but it appears
| that they were slaughtered very much in the same
manner, TIE Colonel Bartowl being killed mrdlately
| upon taking posOp. T5ese detailed accounts OF the
losses sustained by each regiment show much greater
oss of the rebels than the papers which publish them
| have ever been willing TO admit in the aggregate
Here over 500 Georgians admitted 10 have been
killed willie tie Louisianaans claim to have lost over
300 and the Slurh Carolina Legion whose Colonel
WAS wounded and their LieutenantC Colonel killed, are
officially reported TO have been completely cent up,
ami 10 have had more than 200 killed and wounded.
The North Carolina regiment lost ITO men. and every
other regiment suffered less and yeti rebel
authorities claim that their loss less than that OF
tie Union army
IgDiGgATIOs WASTED.
When Hampton was burned, the Rebels at first
gu, po,-d it WAS done by Gen. Butler. Here is
sreeimen Of the indignation uttered through The
Pei,TsJWrg EzpTsss:
al Under our leleeraphic head we record this morn
ing deed that put. humanity To- the blIsn abd slaps
mon the Yankee race a VANDALISM which ought at
once 10 eject them from the pale Of International rela-
tion Lps for after such deed, no CT, zed govern
mnt or peo L. ought recognize the sad Yankee race
az ANY better than duwuri ght barhariaDs
The burning Of Hampton will arrest the worlds
attention. What must England, France, and oil
Europe-what must Tire Mexican and the South Ameri-
can Rcpul Ii sthink OF The Yapkee nation when they
hear OF the syir in which they are &C nduetDg the
war VIII CD they have wickedly zii red up with tie
Confederate States Can they think 81 these crea-
tufes-who more deserve the Tiratcal IN le OF hoS'
bunOsi gsHtrls than Of pch--wilh any ober eAOuohs
than those OF deiesiati N and adherence
"Tbere are certain oh usagss OF war that have long
81 &c been rrpuGiaied by Christian nations, because
ttsS were deemed inbumaD, accountable, ana Oh grace
fol TO Chs;iauy. This of burning unie'iring towns
WAS one of them. Ii sny other Than ! abkee ehcuy
hnd b.eu in Toe sesti Of Hampton Lot house IN 1t
would have been given to tie ilainos
awe know nov more fully than we did, by this act
OF pruuilous aud eowarjy devastation, how lmneis-
uraby and uIspeakl ably delrayed are our sei-cos-
siutcd f0eB WLo have ranged themselves Under Inc
black banner Of Lncollism. The conhagIatlon OF
Hampton, il We mistake not, Will abort hnish tDeh I'D
tie estimation OF eyery deceGt foreign power. Al all
events il Will nerve the Confederate States TO speedy
and ADEQUATE Vengeance. Washington and Philadel
pLs must be speedily reduced to asLes'
This was scarcely in print before it became known
that the rebels burned the town and that too, only
from the fear that il might be not that it was occupied
by National forces. The indignant Ezpress WAS
seized with Sudden it Of silence, which IL as yet un-
broken.
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED SPY.
A very laTge prisoner, named W m. L. lempleton, q
gentleman tighrrg from 30 TO 800 pounds, was
WeinesdsF committed TO the HeErico County Jai
This fat "corpOra'l"n' exPfes ed extreme nortihct-
ton 81 being reduced 10 the common level OF the hire
Il f1tstF 81 In slftra
tie saline ce n he wounded capyes, they Iray ed for
merry Ih- mBn Templeton went up with President
DAVIS TO hiaga-sns, on TIC 10Th July FOL IRON cif
cnuisiances that have come only 10 TIE ears OF TIE
Pc sileIt and Secretary II War; this mouutaiu OF
an has been arrested, and his Grimm lily oriunocence
uu,t Gep, nd future developments. We und, rstand
fon the III pr ts il j. ye'y much against his feelings
20 be acca ed AID that lie would rather die than be
arruigled before . court. [Richmond Ex., OH
THE GUIDE oF TIE "GBASD ARMY"
A dis, arch from Weldon, y. c.. Aug. 8, announces
the arrival there Of CAT. John +. Bacon, having m
charge the trai or Bowman, " 10 Led The Grand
Amy TO Bull Run on The 2lst. Tic guide Il appears,
conld Dot keep ~ with tie Grand Army on the way
back 10 Wellington. lhlrh' Dispatch
FAYETTEVILLE Il. o.l ARSENAL.
The Wilmington JJArH0l says; We learn that
movements are On foot ard will be consummaied as
soon M possible 10 reuGer tie Fayetteville arsenal
complete armoy and arsenal OF construction. The
lands are now bully ,ngug In altering The old fInt
end steel into percussion muskeis. Two large steam,
rn,ne- are 10 DC constructed at Richmond 10 furnish
power with which to carry on the heavy wuIk OF tue
establishment Everything be In place and IN full
working order sometime in the present year. or
course the machinery aud tie worEmen viii not stand
sill j. III mean time but Will carry On operations 10
III, toll extent Of the power and capacity Of the estab
| lshment."
NORTHERN MEcHASlCs MISSED.
Iii, humilittipg 20 zee the railroad track in MAN
street which was laid IN - great hurry, remaining
nus,d aud to be reminded that the reason why IL Is
not nse H. that no persons hereabOu;s can make ear
adatted to tie tan-p oratiou Of passengers. II sn-
atls cas- cannot be olt.I,d, why not put few Jer
sey wagons On the route, ani let the PeoI roe
| THE M.RKETs.
No chan in the aspect Of bnsiness in prices has
occurred suce our last report. Bacon continues
| ,carce and low commands higher prices than at any
| time ,nte the commencement Of the war The same
rem a il applicable "a butter We trust that the far
mel in the grazing portions OF the State viii give u
or ared attention 10 the production Of this article for
m ,tket Ii ne blockade continues until Winter, the
demand for butter in this oy, ior consumption aud
s, ment 10 the South, will be uuexampod Let those
who under AXE rUyide for this demand see that the
butter IL well pressed. Corn If very dull Tie Quota
ion- are 60 Gle. Corn meatity bolied-is selling
| a. 75c Groceries aud -four remain last quoted.
There has ouy been one sale OF wheat 80 fur as
can hear Tie mlers, with one exception, we be-
eve decline 10 purchare at any pTice, but express
Willingness to grind wheat upO1 TOLL or, IN other
words, TO exchange -four for wheat upon the terms
heretofore indicated. Richmond Wing, 9Th.
THE PRISONERS.
Cannot arrangements bee made for "A distribution OF
the prisoners low in Richmond through the Southern
Sta,esf III. States having Ienitenti res might take
some and have them put 20 work ana otnere couid he
distributed in snail giOuls, 20 AVOID trouble III guard
ing aud % remove from rome citizens OF Virginia The
opportunity Of making Themselves cousI ruons for o..
tnaliUua beusyOlelce exclusively directed toward
our encInies. lChirlest0n courier.
THE FOREIGN cONsuLs.
From TAs Cdarirsfol Mercury =.