The New York herald., 1862-08-13

our eaices or equal rank rasro . Major Untham
Of Aesasppl, wEo gave I,rch Curosy uio ma.
tson the rebel nuilcrms Their ray il secn,s,
Is soysrGed by gold iaee epen the s./eeos gold
bars upao the cnliars Their un.res Indicate a re-
gard Tor ranor tcan geoSTs'e sy iena Tor
example, gold .tar sro<, black velvet ground,
and had fus,hermore, gold s|r and oden tasse reu-
sant from his lie wos furthermore great ostrich
feather this made him ASsS like pictures of schamy
One OF their surgeons Intercepted by Dr. Ball as 70
why they had rerestedly Cred into hospitals and ambu
Lnees tho day before. He reped that they did not
recognize the red flag hospital emblem, having
themselves always adopted the yellow dag When asked
why particular color might not also be adopted for
night lights hospitals no stated that the South had not
chemical materials to san the glass In regard 10 General
Pores order and Jei Days re,aa,ory measures, The
rebels heartily approved Of the latter spoke bitterly
Of General Pope avowod pleasant way mat they
swould their Acquaintance with In Wash.
Agton and Baltimore
GENERALS THE yIrnD.
Directly hale, sober-siGed old gentleman somewhat
sunburnt, and dressed in the plain homespan habit Of
farmer came upon the ground and salued silently.
He single star upon his black shoulder strap,
the Of brgadiers and had other symbJ Of
rank This tho North Carolina General Gariey whose
brigade Tough. wel and go well slaughtered
Williamsburg. noticed that his young stall followers
had wholesome for him. indeed he did not look
10 be always OF May morning guise With this end the
other worthless the Union Generals HartsuG and Roberts
engaged "a conversation. rode the brock to
knoll and proceeded to sketch the back OF an enye
hope the locality Of tho baltic ground. whilo thus
gagged man in gray suit with grayish blue panta
looms, and quantity OF frssco upon his arms, hat,
belt shoulders, trotted up Tie ascent and salucd
lie rather gauDt, as il worn down by con-
stan; exercise, good deal gr4zled, and hard featured,
il used either TO tyrannze command. uis horse
blooded one, and he rode easily, 20 that
glance his position Of general of cavalry.
"Are yen making sketch Of positon1n said the
General 70 me, curtly.
"Not for any military purpose SIR" ] replied,
"meroly for reference
care you reporterfn
eyes, SIR"
"You may 60 onu
This was General Stewart whose achievements rival
Asbbys and Aorgans. 1t was he who made the famous
raid with four regiments around General Mcclellan army
week before the bloody battles Richmond Advert
ng TO his nsigniaa Of occ General 10 casual con.
vesaton, spoke Of his cquipSnents-
,'Tbls brdle,' said lie, boyshy, "was -nada in Fng
land and sent TO me from ren- across the water Ny
saddle was se.,u py underground from rebel woman
Of Baltimore. We viii make all these things ourselves
after whe.n
Referring to our cavalry General Stewart said that
Virginia had the best cavalry in the world, as her msn
were born riders. He complimented Rushs lancers Of
service, and the Fifth regular cavarythe latter for
heroic charge at Gaines Mil. e and Genev al Hartsu
had been old schoomass and accosted each other rather
embarrassedy-"How are you, HarsuGr' Stewart,
how do you dof' They rode OF directly together 10
vive old times
These rebels claimed to have regiments OF Mary
anders n their service They have however, but three
regiments from Tennessee. They claim Tor their cen
script regiments the very best courage and devotion.