New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY %, 1867

rse directing I'll the military officers Of the Cgofed-
crates TO afford Stephens every facility ID passing
IRON Virginia into Mary land.
4 rain with 'hirty-thr,e sck and wounded SOL
iiers arrived here from Winchester yesterday morn
inc no were distributed ny Assistant Medical Di-
rector Jones amorg the hospitals hereabout. This
batch UNDERSTAND, clears OFT the hospitals at VIM
chester,
What think you Of the Rebel Gen. jackson visit
| irg this tity In pr0p17d persOnd--n0t I'D ghos'ia
persona" IA OLE Burton used 10 say-and taxing
az observation Of matters and things. mat JACK
ron was here, your correspondent would not swear,
though believing the willy Rebel General wouid
not hesitate about coming, or entertain fears III re-
gard to bis personal safety, should he have urgent
bugi ess biher
| Mrs. Carlisle of No. 6S North Greene street, a
lady of wealth and position, positively asserts that
Jackson was here last week lin disguise Of cOurse)
ard made his headquarters at her house. She iur'
ther says that he took look around III the evening
and obtained what information he desired about our
| forces here. This lady has believe, son by her
second husband in the Confederate army. In the
neighborhood where che resides are any number OF
Seces.;oui.ts people who by their wealth are en-
sbled TO extend aid 70 the Rebels and who IL Il SAID
do il continually in the face aDoet OF the sutnorl'
| ties
A storm of wrath j. being bottled against Provost.
1 Marshal Dodge ia this city, winch ere long WIN
burst in fury over his head. Dodges acts are not
acts Of commission but acts OF OMISSION FROM al
,hst can learn be is true loyal man at heart, but
ia too timid for the position. fearing 10 take any
bold step that would have the elect OF spre ding
TERROR ia the ranks Of the Scc,sh element. Within
tie last ten days the police received Information
that quantity Of were concealed Ia the house
! OF Mr.. Edward Edgeron OF this city.
A posse went to bis house and told him II was their
Intention 10 search the premhes for arins. Mr. IL.
denied that there were any arms about the house,
but told the police to search If they desired TO DO
Tie work WIS commenced. Having carefully looked
| over the premises, the captain finally came to
stairway the under part OF which had oeen recently
walled np. Against Ar. tdgeuons protest, the wall
Was demolished when MY seren nHskets, IN GOOD
order. were found. Edgerton was arrested,
but discharged by the Marshal or his state
ment thai the arms were part OF those belonging "a
the old Police COMMISSIONER and had only been leii
| with him for safe keeping.
| The brother Of this mar--Chas. Edgerton-was one
of Gov iiicks's aida on the memorable l9h OF April
and the man who drove oar troops back to The cars
| On horseback, and with sword drawn, he told the
roop- that he was ordered by the Governor to drive
| back all the Northern tIoops. The order given by
Gov Hicks to Edeeron was 10 drive back the mob
and allow the troops 20 pass, but Edgoron took upon
himself 70 revere the order.
| 4 day or two $50, a prominent gentleman OF this
| city made a written statement 10 Gen. Wool that
Que of the Edgerions he'd told him there were lOOOu
arms concealed in l. Gilmore ind tnat there WAS IN
lor,anized band ready 10 rise at u moments warn
ing" Orders were Issued for The arrest OF Edger-
ton but they have not yet been executed, aud the
loyal people Of Baltimore are beginning TO sicAen oil
tbs shilly-s1ally sOrt Of work, and VIII 0irectiy
clsmor aloud for III. removal OF this umi1 Marshhi,
and the appointment in his place OF Il man who Is
no, afraid at III emergencies Ike the present.