New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18

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SENATOR'S.
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y. 2. Wade Ohin. idsar Gown. Pa,
John sb.rusn Ohio j. c. Ten Eytk, N. J..
H. Wilton. Mas. J. TruWbli- III,
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l. NJ Morrill, Me.
= Morgan, Governor o. Nev-iolk.
la addition 10 the foregoing. memorial
signed by 52l field officers, asking for the same
ration has recently been presented to the House
OF Representative, aud the Military Committee
have the matter now under consideration and
are understood 10 be unanimous in its favor.
The list of officers wbose names are affixed
.. r,oI Ia flIftYfrr Rrio-
adler Generals: Wadswortb, Abercrombic,
Hancock, King, jameson. Socum, Bleuker,
the remainder being principally Colonies, Cap
tsns. and Surgeons
RLBTL LITERATURE.
Those who have waded through hundreds Of
private letters left by toe Rebels 1T Manassas say
that dresrier literature could no, be imagined.
Not ony are the home letters i-spelt, ill.con.
structsd, and very duh, but very rarely are
they enllyencd with q spark OF iuB. warmed
with word of hearty affection. or relieved BY
thoughtful sentence. One sentence remained
with q careful reader. Ii was: " You talk Of
peace. There can be no peace until the two sec
tons are either separated or thoroughly united.
verse: occasionally a sentence about q new
company forming in tie village. The " Ala
bama Brothers" youns lady thinks TOO much
Of missionary nance another considers the
name of "The Red River Dnredeys enough
TO send tho Yankees home" 4 Lyuchburg
Young woman Informs ." dear John that
fight 70 hGrro,fuHg sen 10 emmy one"
sister living in Ridgeway, South Carolina, 'ays
tha, she la. two brother, snd three brothers
in.law in the field, aud adds:
Il .eel proud e think ths; hnyc one there who
Is no. oven liable T. 10 common military DUTY. !
ht ar lhni You have made ny yoIr mind TO stay your
time out. II this be 80 let mo asA Of You that m
writing hoiue to mother you ~.iI DO. complain or
rhow tie o-il din s-isclon, a., You have 10 idea
how ii worries her, Always write 4, oheeriully as
sou possibly can
"1he Yankees arc doing nothing here they nie
.rrnid 10 come out on land. What few have triedi
hunt their nests ia In mode Bull Kun. Everything
mqrtet'
The following is from tie second page Of
letter, Of which the Irst page was not found;
About three hundred u the militia turn ont for
the uurnosc Of the regmentsl drli aud YOU NAV DO
na,urcd the feen Was SOL ewhs, smui!pg a. there
wore about severity FIVE olicerB ind not more than
six q pf them knew Lnyttiur Sbout rfil1DR
their rem The nio-t sinking Incidents were 10 sec
tho men ~ thcy came IL town, men that never saw
telofe Some On foot IN bTigsys ard some iil-
IN. !. mule with "a brndle Of fodder before them,
.yv,nring they could whip any dam yankee that
ever hyed. This was enough T. make 4 man laugh
10, Of his .boes particularly when he would Oh
serve heir hon.cspun thmi ce.!lfs attending sono
tsO incl rs above their esra.
The following notice was left;
AOgTHLRE HoEDEs
Whenever YOU arrive al this place don't think We
have yaratcd II through fear, 40 Gevor. Wo ara q
u,oul. tnd fears army thai CONES .rUIn ANY aoo-
nUOlt country.
Where any people wages war againsts npeople
Ike IA, for the purpose, and tho hold purpose VI
roiipg NJ a our hours spd properly you will Ind
,oo ,o never succeed Iecal.ost bisusssss Lee, burg
and MANI other places and before long you viii meet
ns main. so look out, we are fighting on our own
Soil and toOner than We Will Surrender, We wa
die with this Determination We never can be- subn-
,,ated Won have caused thes rcgin.cnts 10 ~ seDi
ana ID, IN irenGa and relations for nino months r.
ve,ee ve must have look Out loOA oui.
ota Va Rcgl Vol
~ wv WA.Elscros Monday. March H. 1863.
THE SECRETARY OF EEw-MENicO.
]. II. Holmes, Secretary OF New Mexico, leaves
Washington to-day On he return 10 that Territory.
lie e.oec,s to reach there -. about three weeks.
GIN. FREMONT.
Can Fremont has had au interview with The