New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-04

movements. Magruder is said TO be under the belief
that is TO be attacked b. gunboats connected with
the Burnside expedition, while Gen. Wool moyea
forward with an overwhelming land force. This be-
lief has unQnestIorably inspired them with ave.
Meanwhile the alarm is not less at Norfolk, whero
the rebels are equally certain the blow is 10 fan,
Concerning our movements, they have learned
enough, and only enough. to convince them that
terrible blow is to fall somewhere that the prepare
lions are Of a Formidable character, and going fore
ward with debe'atiou and kill.
A circumstance occurred yesterday calculated 10
confirm the representa- ions Of the negroes concern,
ing the curiosity and alarm of the rebels in Magru.
ders column. a flag Of truce came to the wet siio
of Hampton Creek, accompanied by quite party Of
rebel officers pa ty much larger than the occasion
called for, with package OF leltera, which they
wished TO have forwarded 70 the North. Tho IN.
usual number accompanying the flag, the fact hat
Newport News WAS nearer than Hampton, The eoTn'
pnra,iyey trivial and unusual object Of the yisitit
being the first Of the kindbe more significant cir.
cumstance that lhe rebels remained in Hampton sey.
eral hours, apparently for 30 other object than 70
ascertain what was going on in our lines, favor the
tuqqe sion hat The visit had other olest than 70
obtain information.
On the arrival Of Capt. Howard, which 10 daily
expected be will nssume command If Capt Msa-
DC, halls Battery aud the Latter officer will proceed
10 mount Capt. Ddys's Lowell company Of yol1n.
ieers. This battery will be compo-ed OF lo-poundI
Parrot guys aud the high eli racter of the company
authorizes the confident belief that it will il tine
have few superiors. Capt. Toilet is progressing sat-
sfictorily in the work e mounting Company d. 4h
Artillery Of regulars, of which he is the command. |
ing officer. Il will be composed Of p and i2pOOnd
howizers end Nil be the heaviest battery in tho /
service Capt f. is IN officer Of experience, energy,
AID ability. lie is a sou OF late Canal ConnjssoDss
Toilet OF Nog-York.
stated il former letter that captain Of the VohI
un'eers had been dismissed the service, having been
found guilty on eseial charges. The following cr'
Ger e.! iains the case;
uEADouARrRHs, DRPsRTNEET or VIRGINIA,
toKr NosEoE, Va, Dec. "A, 1901
CKyR~AL OApERs. No. 40
IA ne Gene a. Conu-lsris hch convened Al Carp
1ulss negpoot hews Va pi'.9.n, e Spes,A oiasI,
hich Col Jo.rph larr "a Regiment n. y volunteer
Plssidrn.. were .usis' 81 and = cai
lslh-Cspt Wsl'-r Johnson % the Uuion coi<t 5nAld
thorss L. Coodact psJsdicsl to good order and military
So aiion is-'Io his: That Csp, Walter Johnsop Of
to LIon Cost ontra being Queer Of the Day q -or Hs
Va DID spproach che srry Pot No D. " etsr Bsisy
cal,c Up 10 vnich the johnson Insisted pang g
wsing or the Cooper " ne Guard the seary Ieclus
to slo,s h 70 ass s5a.ed by Capt johnson calm
the sonry bluckhcad sd ether similar eApfssnnf futs
fo MouTOe, Va 0a OF about the i5th day Of No
SJe-fcgttn 2d"In this: Tbs, Capt. Walter JoAu'or N
the Coast Guard, bring Ofhoer OF hs bay Fgr Meal
ros lien approaching Poet No g. Of Water Battery Quad II
b, le -eii, el hat did net except By l.
cali me countesigl In sul tone hen Challenged
did sp,'d u Ii. horss. which goog
,pii rh. ursr Fort sonroe Va Oh or about ihe
lJth day OF Novrmb-r I6l " H
.f... 4 Ia & "a ant III
the Unou Guard b-ins Orios, of The q F0f Aon
roe a. when a o.cAl'g tost No. OF Nsof bSasyIs
God damn you uo l~r expression Ia loud tone al
b. heard by the SeTg-.ut Gnd who the ps
Monroe Va, zbout the Jtn day o; Noyember lseL'
Ecafon 4" ~ ti.; flss Cspt Water johnson I'll
the Uuon Coes, Guard bsns uhceT the DeY Fort Moo
Va ben spposchi sentry on Post No. Ordeaoce
Yard Guard o-g cusl-nge answered Ofeer 4 he Day. II
hsn "a sentinel sid officer OF Day aud ps Il
tL counrisu WHEN he savs0csd aud sid % the euee 10
God dam ,0u Shy id you post Afsr sdnf u
ID. couL er.igi which gvea IN loud 10 y IL
heard e; IA. pos'. te sst, anu you wa FnsJS{
b,ys youf bn,l before sou are Oder Tass q
Fot Monroe Va about the 18Th OF s'.eloei oL
Chargr H-( oldurt unl se"ins ~ once ani
Jaon o1,rd do adult TO biz quarters a aol hAA
naled Anna Norey TO- nelly 80 mfsi- % II
Of prouton "a No p Wo's Or st''et Cry
did keep uu ord e TO eud her s~ay - he fe
Ma. Thi- q Fat MoArOe, Va on Or about the "t
d. OF October i5oi' -, ,-,, 49,. -
JtlsH = ~ CHtoa Casst 1s1'f IL
TIggo,-C oaduct uubrcenlf al oncef And 9Nensp:
So 4,.pr" IN tli.. Ihat capt Nser johnson q "a
linton GunT1 do psy og money AZ gAlec- ssS IL
.itb see rns hulcs ~ oifc on ted man Of q Osef
H he sneu New YORK We inning nom hiGi
90 h at sot Monroe Va On or about me "a
10 charge. asd specification, the prisons ssied
To tue l.t Specification Of l,t Charge, "eni,yo IL
10 me ID 81 aid Ah spsch.soHs Of lat chang, "SSl
Guilty. IL
10 tie "a CLIee add t. spec Lcaiion. Net Gniiy"
10 the 3D. A4jOasl Cuagc, aud ts speellcstion N0
Guuy." ,,,-,. 81 b,
hIds the prisoner Gpy II lie Charges AID SPeeiot
caiious urtlercd - nat hun Il Il
srNri vcKAud does tncieore senierce him tepf va
ter John.an # sls Union CVast Guard to % os'ue1
H. The proceeins, 6udins, and sentence IN the crsf'
Capt. ter Johnson Union Coast Gu.rl viii cease NJ
sn oitcer 0i iho United ses from ibe a.is
the pfonu gtiiou OF ihi' oicef ~
~ conissnd Of M.jor-'iensrsl Wool.
WM. ID. NdIPfLk., Assistant AdJ utarsoenera-
have already spoken Of the prompt aud energetSl
manner in which Gen. Wool deals with lawlsssnesl
aud vandalism whether by officers or common soll
diers. For tie sake Of the example, and sc o warsi
ing to depredaIors will add another inslaoce Soas
time since. the honse Of Mr.. Burdik, = stsocd
Union man, living on the road from toe FortresI
HAMPTON, was seized by some Adventures wSi
follow the camp, and appropriated ~ their own N
for purposes Of trade. In vain Mr.. Burdick, tBnI
turned out Of house aud home, without the shstTI
II right, not by the Government, but by lawlesf!
diyiduals besought them 10 give it back. lie bndII
presented bis case to Gen. Mansielt who declndI'
or failed 10 pursue the inquiry to conelu'on, 81
dismissed Mr.. Ii. without satisfaction OF jlsueI
The case was presented to Grn. Wool yesierdt'I
who Instantly ordered an examination aud Oh leAH
Al c,,ts st.t.d xc,thin an hOur nut Mf. blT4