New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-17
STILL LATER FROM CHARLESTON.

SILL LA LIN FitOh OlalNLLS lON.
The U. S. transport steamship Arpgo, Henry A.
Gadsden, commander, from Port Royal, S. c., con-
figned to d. d. Tompkins, Assistant Quartermaster.
General, left Hilton Head at 1880 p. M, June l3,
and arrived at this port on Monday afternoon
Time, ~ hours.
The Arago brings a large number Of passengers,
both military and civilian, and IS prisoners taken at
Fort Pulaski, in charge of Lieut.. Doolitte. She
brings also the remains of Lieut.. John G. Sproston,
late OF u. s. gunboat Seneca, Sergt Erastus w.
Case, and John Lowndes, Government employee.
Her cargo consists Of POI bales Sea Island Cotton,
consigned to Hiram Barney, esl., Collector of the
Port of New-York, and large amount of Adams
Express Company goods.
The United States transport Ericsson left Hilton
Head for Key West on June 10.
The United States transport Ben Deford arrived
from New-Yorl at Hilton Head June IL, and left
same evening for StOno River.
The ArsSo reached the W harf at the foot Of Beach
street precisely at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
DR.. Peck who has bad The supervision OF the eoored
school al Port ROYAL sta,es that The planting Of
and cotton went on uey the latter under the special
encouragement of the Treasury Department recently
transferred to the War Department., the negroes
ceivng dollar per acre, equal to fifty cents per
day, being ample wages and double the usual amount
heretofore paid 10 them for similar services.
fhe eontraban6s ere expected TO hoe and gather
the cotton crop and receive the same liberal Ray in
cash or clio hing for their labor.
The school averages about fifty scholars per day,
eud many who did not Know their letters on the lst
OF January, now read tie New 1cstsment huently.
TIE regm mt Of South Carolina VOlun eers made
o sweep among their most useful and industrious
men, taking ;from the schools and the Plantations
aud tho public works, many whose services were
considered almost Indispensable; bat they volun
teered to JOIN tie army, aud they make excellent
soldiers easily acquiring knowledge OF the tactics
needed Tor efficiency in the day OF battle.
Gen. Hunter had led bis forces within seven miles
of Charleston Between his forces and the Rebel
city, the enemy had an army 1000 strong.
kain-storms have precluded the possibility Of his
moving on of late; but the roads are now good ana
stirring news may be expected shortly from that
quarter
prisoners brought from Fort Pulaski on board the
s.Tst Creed chas Berry, Zsck. Bevi, John Sullivan,
Dsn.l Donney, Michael CUnsn, Wa. B. Beley. stephen
stokes r. r. Jordan, Jackson sturdeysn' sl Of ne let
GeoTsi. Mnotgonery Guards " b. Gilmore Daniel Kieck-
lev W. Moulon and ". w. RioAs Of the Wise Legion.
1iess meu aie better clad, Gn0 better iOoiing and
more intelligent than the majority OF the Rebels on
Governors Island.
With one or two exceptions they are mild harm
less fellows One assured the writer he had enough
of Rebellion. Another who really had lean,
Cassus look, swore that Sergt. Brown halt starved
him at Fort Pulaski bu. that lie well treated at
Hilton Head and on board the Arago Another in-
CURED for the IaCe Of the paper for which we were
taking notes and when lie was told by pereOn
present that we were cleaning facts for TIE TRIB
UYE he broke out in spasm OF anger, and uttered
sulphory sdjsciives that would not look well in print
ct The same time he expressed a wish to zee re-
porter from of city contemporaries, as he had
IMPORTANT information for It's columns
NAgEs OF PAsszSGERs-Msjor Wright, Of Gen. Hun'e1s
Stat wounded; Lieut. Keuzie, M Col SerTel Mise jerks
Mrs. Capt. C. Z. Fuller, Miss "hieloen, Mr. seSs Two
eli6rep aud servant; Mrs. Csp Hosssrd Mr. and Ms.
Whiting Mise S q. Fuller Miss Jenkins Mrs Qosae Mr.
d, CSrssso Fox Mr. NJ T. Griffith Mr. Cooper Smith. Mics
Hs,her Mss Peni,z Mrs. Bsnett Mrs. Lieut. Martin and
son Dr. Peck. Miss feck Miss Walker CAPT, Ssxon Capt
Jisbermgn and servant Capt Gould, Ccpt A. &. Cooker
Capt Hosie. CAPT. Eldidge Capt Dome Cspt Mcniire
Pavmsser Winter Lieut. kIausse. 1t Lockwood Lieut. W.
d. Fisher Lieut. BROOK Lieut.. b. H. Coviie, Lieut. Doolit
ne. Lieut. W 7. Lane, Lieut. Bowdit b Lieut. Robinson
Ii-u Cunier Lieut. Marshall Lieuts. Philips and Dunbar.
Lieut.; Helzemsn Lieut. Husbss Lieut. Robertson Lieu,
slatterback Dr. Chss Brown Messr. o. &. sawyer shlF
Howard and O. II. Boynon Of the ~ Y pess o. ~ Gray,
y Nowconber, S. Coates by. Coates, : X HoDbins, a
TrsiD L. Haskell, Hy X Miller L. Fuller, G. G. Darling.
John Foos T. A. Gonld El9endorI a. Gensu G. w Lewis
t. T. perick.on. A. " Cooker, John Woolgey, o. H. ROB.
ertson. Gilbert O. H. Weber, Davis Baker George Burt
Ceo Bar o. stakweather Warren Gray, X. lie burt C. r.
Howell J. Coleman Jas. IoOuey, eud others.