The New York herald., 1862-07-16
Our Norfolk Correspondcnce.

NORF0LH,
EscessiUe Ha'-Gaod Health Of the sosdiefs--c"rssrs
deuce Betreaa Gearai Yiels and he "Ei'te" @ Ms
Norfolk secssh Lsdies--caaags IN the ole Of me
Provost lMarshai Of Ioytsm, aa sac Of Contoa"
Ttdcco and ApiroDria ion of The Procsets IT p'e
BENEFIT Of hs Poor--Arr ant Dprsus, dc'
The heat for the past days has becn almost
beyond endurance; tho therm meter hs reached acs
high as ninety six tho sh sie, breath Of Wind
stirring This comes, OF course worry hard on the
soldiers who got to do ard duty; bat, genes-
raj thing they enjoy good naath and perform their tasx
cho,rluy.
Tho folio correspondents between General vleo,
and some Of tho crane de Ia creme Of our secession
ladies speaks for Itself
GEl v.LIE;-- ,. !.
DEAR sIR-l have been desired by committee or
ladies TO wro aud ask yon inf with General Dix
and Cuyler send some wound ID Lsh eloa ate sos-
diers up To Norfolk soon as possible we WIZ lioVue
hospital. or, IL you p er, thoy be tken 10 your
hspal Our object is 10 visi them. and contrioite an
the comfort Ia mower 10 al icsate theT suie insS
II this equest accords with will, send US written
permss ion, and We vii get petition from the c'ty
tho Whole to you to forward TO Old Point ior n9. no
spec.iuliy, Mrs. M, 4. MALLORY
CoMM.ITEg-Mrs. 1nbe lake, Mrs. New ton, Mrs.
| Br agiton and Mrs. Mallory
MADAA-lf the you represent were to re.-
qest that they nien receive aud alleviate the uiie nss
wounded sodie ! with r,f,rsuco tho side ON
| which h ignting IN this inhippy war, think thc
rep.est w,a.i meet th great Consideration surely
i i u part wamln's IN 10 tho seeds OF
deadly strife should her iein,s tho bed OK
,AeriJg be promted b. any ith,c tive thsn de-
81. 10 mitisate its pgs, whc.her friend foe
| Rather let ! her podr oil upon the troubled
waters, by NY nli encsss - G I'm the force
hatred engendc cd by civil aud to show tho nation
| that
Thore lis weapon yet
| AMI bette than the D,yenct.
TO mako any distinction he3veel the wounded would
4 surely not tend to accomplish this Very truly, your
! f.le4d, 10 EXT l.. VlELE,
| Brigadier General Commanding.
Mrs. MALLORY, Norfolk
We afraid. however, that, notwithstanding these
excellent sentiments, the adde's don't see II ins
that Light They not very apt TO be reasoned with,
| Sulo.k looks pleislat aid hsllhy as usua-just
what the citizsus do not They construs tho ate news
about tho in front OF Richmond as more fayors'
abs their sill th.n il actuly IS AMI th,y do not
y 70 conceal their feelings asd cx ons. We had
tue pieasu. visit Su.iuk niay last 10 sec
Geae al Max Weber and his many friends viii be happy
learn that ne is RI idly serns frsm his recent
oil of sickness. lie frank ask .oveigas that part
OF it was brought on BY an eNcessivo longing Tor his
" Turner boys acc mpisiod lady has been stay
ing with him for the past two weeks
MAJOR Thomas A. sinyth of the First res iment Della.
Volunteers hivi X been urde ed to join his regir
ncnt has bosn relieved rpn his position as Provost
Marshal Of RI mouth by Z ap ain f. L. clark OF tho
Ninety ninth New York volunteers Mon Coast Guard)
The Assistant Quartermastr Of this division, Captain
Edwin ludIow, 90 at auction saturday last couple
OF hundred boxes conisctted 10 acco, mostly in =
damaged condition The sale was II ut ende ana worry
fir prices pd. Tie proceeds. some df een hun
red dollars. oeaeral Visls purposes to distribute
| amongst the poor OF these cities.
The following Is list or vessels arrived at and saile
| from this port since The lst inst.
Ar, ived Sd, schooner Frank Lucas. A. N. Taylor /,
| from Philadelphia, with general mo chandise.
Sailed 9th, schooner Golden Rule, philpotts to Man.
scmond river, after apples tor Ba nore market: 7thy
schooner Lucy vigi la John 3. .tling to New York,
with apples: Sth schooner Planet Mars, b. Baker. to
Iayor's Island Ches peake Bay, 10 raise steamer Pilot,
Owned by jos. f. Baker, Philadelphia schooner Expsrt
ment, Baker, to New York, with tobacco, iron, Ac