New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

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indian and in s strange standardization re-.nbod
tho Az,.es Of Mexico. IL il curious h,et tina, with
that now extinct race. the great eepters of non.
ulation were whore they are among our own peo.
ple: Cincinnati St. Louis and tie rich yneys Of the
Little and Great Mia,nis Scoio and Mn,kuvnm then
az no,v s,yorn.d with rsonle
A, Uamnaen ia n;l.. f,o,, Cincinnati; ,ra ,ool
,to Uocliro v,ll.v rod for por,Is,J .,
ward The pL,,se "plentv q. n c,herr;..p mus,
have originated here far the road ia lined with bu,b.
black with clusters of the ripe fruit and at the .ta
tons BOYS were snxiousy seeking purchasers for
buekcts Of blackberrie, AT eight eents per oaIloo
From Portland a hack brought us % miles over the
bills to Gallipos, OH the Ohio River. opposte the
mouth of the Greu. Kanawha. One Of INV fellow
passengers was IN officer in the 2lst Ohio, now re.
turning TO his post. A few days previous he had
started from the sea, Of war to take wounded COM
rade. Lieut. Poneroy. to bis home in Ottawa, Putnam
County. They were descending the Kanawha upon
steamboat, when Lieut.. Pomeroy first realized that
his wound was fatal. He exclaimed, my poor vic,
my poor childrenr and soon after oresued hs lat.
Another passenger was iarner' aiso ir0" rutnan
County, gong ior his son oil ~ In Inc same regiment
in compliance with letters stating 'nas he"as SICK WIN
typbodfeyer. when ne reached usiiipohs no Learned
that his boy had been dead Tor several days.
AT Gsllipolis, on "wednesday, learning that no boat
was TO ascend tie haDswha Tor day or two and that
Gen. Coas brigade was steadily advancing upon the
rebel troops under Gov "se' determined 10 push on
across the country 10 that omewbt vague ana volatile
locality the seat OF wal. NJ the INST stoio wheFe
apphed' The keeper answered o'Ous} ,na' DC had no
conveyance 10 rpare lof such UP Az .ne Sccou INC
proprietor, sopofinc Dntchmhn, readily agreed 10
furnish horse buggy and driver but aterwad came
around TO The hotel To say no had learned that his borse
might be shOt or captured by the rebel scouts and that
he could not send one uness wond guarantee iis safe
return. declinedto do anything Of the sort and ai:er
sho pariey, hyhheer finally kept Ills original agree
mentnot that he dinlked peril lets, but That he loved
seven dollars the more.
We GRO sed the Ohio by hcrse-feny 10 Point
Pleasant little, apidated village, where four COM
panies Of Virginia Inonj troops eDcaDped around
the Court-iIouse. obtained n pass from Capt Vance,
the officer in command crossed long brioge guarded
by Federal troops emerged upon the turnpike leading