New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
FEDrz EOsET PULASKI.

Appearance oil u bEebci eiFEs ou iIf 9npnn-
uah-s:ebcis on Ioncs Esi,,as:-1!ho Death
Of Col. E'Cr-y-- E,,e Eori Lscpaircl-G;r.i.
Hunter q -dcr-A adaeiiy 81 Escbcis am
der p Eirg Of Truce.
Correspondence Of Tie y. y. Tribune.
FoRT PrLssKI Ga, June 20. 1852
Al things quief here, with TIE exception OF a
slight stir in the fort ooeasoned by the appearance Of
three Rebel steamers IN te Savannah, above Wright
River, on yesterday morning. i few shois were
fred from the fort, which kept them o., q respectful
ds,auce As it VS. supposed that a landing Of
troops had been nude on Jones bland, where we
Lad battery of six l.eces-all of which were re
moved after the taking of Pulaski-s patty was
sent up in the afternoon on reconnaissance. Our
men discovered quite % number on The other side of
tie Island. ucs4 Inl River. Tt, had b,cu 10 thD
oa tefy and esp dci their yeulclrce n destroying
% tenantlss bcIIciug erected for oiicers bead uaf-
tcI-, and c1;aC down tie lookout v bat else .ho =
intend 30 Do remains for conjecture.
You have doubtless heard II the death NJ Col.
Perry OF the fSth y. 4. T., c0muandaLt Oi tins pos.
lie Dad Been bat slightly III for cW days aai was
convelsing Will Capt Strickland iu regard 90 az
order which he had gieoa hiu ~ regard 90 tul IS
stationed in The river N,h.C va. ticket guard.
and Suddenly his bead crorfci ono side wLcr' tn
yy.s rec iuine mon The sofa, and after fv g..ps
lie was 10 more. SO rapidly I'D otcom.0 mon ta@r
tlace that before 20 coffin could DC pitaMc1 from
Hilton Head Il was nAPr NE 10 ie.e[ve Ns re-
main, 10 ue cent 10 bis iaumly IN New.lork. lie
was uccordingy buried Iu the cemetery oi tne Font,
md The loloicrs lave lnco-cd %. '"mo VIII neal
white fence, ouamcntci with Jane Vroitcill-s,
painted black .and presenting unq re AID pleasing
appearance.
What The generality Of people would suppose 10
Dc a safe position il occupying fort taat I, lryu
.-riL.e 70 the enemy, lass proven n0 protection a.
the lent bolts O. ded-h. But ore nau WIS killed
during the bombaI lment, whici lasted nearly two
DAYS. since tnen twelve Lad died 0y disease and
accident
Tybee ard Dawiiskie are occupied ~ d~tach-
monts nom ~" ''.i. ana i'Ae'S "ie -i"''H'n az
various points guarding tuc approach ~. iue en~ny.
A great amount ~ Ia9or ias hcen ltr e. 100 .e-
pairi1g tic breaches a. Tie io'i ala removing 'he
rubbish and iats. AMOUNT irmaha tci Dob he cJue
70 s. t1e Intention t9 uut j. il complete tpaif. ud
furnish j with Q tuI timaurti. Toe n'n al0'i
much Tor tee want o.. .ol OutAlut water. bui toy
cInlcut has I4lcc Tgofl ION f,I .eltd.lIs Oh. uF
The construction o. car.cn.ina 'iitla'u- 1'h..n
wiii he IN operation o'lo.e tong.
Gen. Saxon, Wlp oJfnc5 90 ut as 'o'rIr"r l1 '. f
Department II the 'ih, a1d 50" e % uf.fr'-'i Doe
vciiic, has arrived ant gen up PIE residence -
Beaufort, which vil he biz bedinna r'''r. am
happy 20 know ihat il.f Ilo'. I'Hc'' mf"'hN eN-
ISIS tctWcen Him ahI ven l'"-.t. .''l .ti oman
and oihclaly, 'rd any one "ho il. '-r ..ti i'ri'
Nil Jea conflict between c ciyi, aud riitaf, dc.
uartncut- in th region. a. there as un'ui'luai. i}
been in other sections, viii be rdcgei'td AND die
appointed.
The officers aud m,u--fpd Ire number - con-
ra.afvCly sUail--W'o l'Ht'fft' ava f"'''l. aau
aA.ed a. the order " Gen. Hunter, about which 90
much has been D iculogs,y snl1 auG written, ase
bcgnuug to tnat there was Morc recon aud
sound policy in rs publication thn a' ff.' appeared.
and THIS VIII De s'IcpNAoued as dme advances, and
war aud disease shaw .h tic nayt with thousands
aud tens Of tton-aldsoi onr hes aga 'Ta'esi men
So long as slavery which D. rot oriy The Cause, bnt
he main support OF the war on re part OF me
Hc3els, remains nh'"or"e" ~ '-1 INV a'' '''H
power Of the tmol, JUS 70 lonS WI" we N"t con-
tnue-at !eafi, such Is Your huihO' '''ffIo'ue %
opinion
The weather j. oppres-iye'y bot, and how The
T men stand il on fatigue duty B what might De re-