New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

with very much that thess men cc'ld, by order O
any military commander. bs drafted into the service
and made to bear part of the great sacriiice row
offered by the soldiers whom they - Systematically
| rob.
We have another class who infest our camps
These are tbs "nicc young men OF some OF on
: large cities. The "Patsy Macss," the TEDDY
Doncvaus" Of the lowest dens in the country. Tsey
ere h,re with their Institutions, too. 1t was only
tLs morning shat saw couple of these with two
emaciated, sicsly, hellish locking women Of the
lowest type in the world, strolliug toward tie
headquarters OF the division, from whence no doubt
they had TO beat quick retreat. Some OF these
fancy men, ing their vocatons, came mo the
camps OF Col. Hawkins's brigade this morning
some selling heir booss, and others advertising then
Institutions; but no sooner had the Colonel h-ad OF
their appearance than he ordered ID TO be Brought
to his dquarters and, in bis usual method OF deal
ing with such characters, ordered them to leave
camp, never to return except in capacity more be-
coming TO them men. Papers and books OF q
proper kind are welcome aud profitable, but the
sheets cold By some of these scamps, the Colonel VIII
not allow. l understand the courss OF Gen. Parse,
who commands here, has been productive o.
the beet results ~ these respects.
The present appearance Of the city OF Frederlckl-
burg tells hard things against the Rebellion Its cii
zesis have done much 10 inaigurate. l had an eN-
! cele1t opportunity of gaining full view OF the
real condition of tbiogs THERE N the Tact OF meeting
distant relatives, who, Iotw Bhrldi'ding their
are ,l.e Conway" family, who Were among the
first ssrlers in this region Oze of the family oil
Judae Con way an ioterestin. ay, informed In- that
tue .n,e condition CT things in ,e cry, and IN fact
;n all yir.ioia, was the mos! lsnentase Of which,
any people could be 9he sufferers. PeTsons accus-
toned - luxury, snd plenty, now reduced TO
thu mos. COMMON fare and 10 the dong % their
work ar. supposed to bs able TO appreciate The di-
ference h pweeu thugs as they are and things IA
they icers. This lady informs me thai the Tors Of
their slaves is q small Isatter. SIZE says she hos
compared aotes, aud finds she saves vasiy 10y thelr
absence ard furthermore ;hat rhe a now satisfied
that the " ssie coautry wculd be better oil without
them. 1hus come good is Being done. lie y i. VS.
aIe be,g bra1gh, TO learn wisdom by degrees, but
at lrrea. cost 80 them and - uH. Very well; better
some eo,d be achieved than meme al Nil.
The b,ockais. is very ehe>'ual here. Few goods
are allowed to ts troaght e. town. There are few
Keen Yankees who manage - get some 'pNuries Tor
the soldiere les, lemons, and few OF such ARTICLES
The lady Of whom | speak above ACKNOWLEDGED thdt
sven the tow uAuries she Go+s ENJOY come froA the
North. The great OF tfs people aTs our litter
enemies 'Ihe ooly Union msn l have met II Dir.
Uenueycu: the editor OF The Christian Banner, a
COPY of whose paper Dclose cor tie benefit "a lHE
TEigUNg tae appears to understand the " Is mat
tor lie has lived la this State sixteen years, and he
believes he is able 30 solve the whole problem Ii
the South continues in revolt another
there Will bs nothing lett OF her. Ine ladies' OF
tie city are, On the whole, very well OehhNtu.
Their den lons;vGtioEs Of treason have grown very
vsak slnt they have heard Of Sankss victory over
Jackson. believe the people Of tins city s1ieccd
Jackson Guild be In Wa hington by this tire. Ihty
have foun, a lion in tie way.
Tie con, iilion of the army herr Is excellent The
climate is adopted TO health. The water could not
. better. The Split Of the troops good Expect
g,ssI; ihinl iron Tins army. -