New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 20. 1862.

day goes by in Norfolk and presume such is the
case where-but some new invention is put
forth. The las, one yesterday was, tia, MCCLELLAN
was at Fortress Monroe seriously wounded, VIII le
his army beaten aud scattered, was talllug rapidly
back to the Fortress for shelter from the vicorlou'
Rebel army in pursuit. This generally credited,
OF seelaed 10 be, by the entire Secession community
Another hour, another sensation took the Place OF
this, the whole being systcm employed oy the lead
ers 60 influence thousands ready to act out what tbey
al heart aud openly Iejoin The old flag, but az
restrained only by the apprehension thus kept up,
that after all the rebellion may succeed, in which
ca.e they woull become victims Of the drest persec
ton. The defeat of tie Rebels at Richmond VIII
decide all such the like Of whom are every where.
Hence the tall Of Richmond viii, IN literal rei.se,
be the death blow 10 rebellion.
While The number OF sick returning from the army
'vf the Peninsula in large il is not larger, perm ps,
nan we rlght To expect. \ good many oii'ccrs nave
broken down, and sought t. mend their health by !.
short leave Of absence, Unfortunately, included IN
he list are some Of the best "a tie army.
We nad to-day another arrival OF wounded men,
whose names have. presume, been included m pre-
vious l;ss, hey having for most part been - the
lospitals alOue. They number about 100, believe.
Inrre are in the hospitals here, "A NUMBER OF
wOunied Secession OH ef-, of the rilk OF Colonel
down. They receive qulte as good attention a our
own men, wlsch means that nothing that eau be
done Tor Their comfort j. omitted. have reas n To
dlsarniug item 81 many IrrJudi ~, ana III rome
ca-es, revoluiionizing the views OF the PRISONER
rntIenis That he should receive 30 lnuch h'teh ION,
such true sympathy ana little o. nothing To complain
of ouite snr.fi-as the South CaIolsiHu, ana the
North Carounian, and Con'olnt- the Georgian.
Many a wounded Secession prvbe every day oi'ssr
IN good fortune that placed hn IN our haiidsi ana
under 10 consideration would he retErn.
There are a good many prisoners On tie kp kai-
who have letitOued TO be allowed 10 take The odii
of allegiance aud proceed North, where many OF
rhem haze relative. From five to my de-erers
-. comi 4 into NOduik daily. When the Re o.
army evacuated the place one company Of Que hui-
dred mostly couscript ntp, "hen iLey reached SUI
folk ttev numbered ten men. To prevent beng
Aupell,d {. 20 Themselves, several men 10 norfolk
hired -ubsttrites a. a. high rate uiG, who de-
,.r.. and came bafh 20 tac cry tie LeNt day alter
Gen. iilgcr's .or'cs lft.
The ,ri.-tucuts ~ The Union regiment IN Norfolk
ave goi q on fnciy AID there is 10 doubt The reel
mcnt VIII he hlled mp at sn early day.
I.i:.n lie las few days, a number OF lad'es from
NO.Iol OF &c .e-siOn symi a'ies have yi.ied oar
hfitai. avowedly 20 c'o tor the WON led prison
ers That c,rt inly kind, bnt their general con
duct j. ,ai ipuati g their haired OF the " Yankees
., the ctn n unioni-ts, Mas highly repreheusi1e.
With them Il H. thing 10 do TO Outrage all the pro-
pennies, by irdnldug IN sfudieu lnsll's' not only
iovail our officer, and soldiers bat toward la4lr-
sulrorei 20 g., wives aud d.uRbtefe o. ouiph me.
III, done particularly on board the steamboat
vi, 10 one ruo-t any day can have lis patience
ti.d # La ehoD-es 10 remain enuu "a for the
toi cues f the d.tt- t. afsai biz cars. have heard
AS ,t Of no one who h's io 70 his duty 10 81 dO"
90 lie level o. these Torous, yet 90 tlioh That tnt
eAamrle of Gen. Batlcr IA slb!isr c'rcs may WIN
propiirty be mitltet-ti aLy r4te Do - suggestive