New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12

after the battle Of Shiloh. Co. Bates OF the "a
Tennessee wa. de.Ierstely wounded 10 the leg.
Carried to Colnmbue, Miss, consultation OF the
bet surgeons WIS had u,on tis case. They decided
that The limb must AZ once cone of, aud left toe
apartment 10 procure ihei ampu'anng nstrume G.:
Calling lis servant, the Colonel told him TO hano
him Bis revolver, which no cock and l. Id by DIS
side. In due time the surgeons returned, snd ~ n
bu.inpss-llke way, were nhOut proceeding with tue
operation. "Sop," s.d Baes, " that leg must not
come OIL and the first man wUo touches 1t dice. see
here ~ and be drew forh the weapon. Bnt,
urged the physician, "this wound will certainly
terminate fatally II amputation i. not performed.
" Then be il 80" sid the Colo ell; 81 shall as GER
t,inly die II tic leg is a6 N oil, aud asssne me
responsibility Of my case" Time pated on, the
ab was daily nursed. and al TIE last aceonnts the
determined patient was sitting up. nearly ready to
lump about with his crutch
NEWS FhOM THE SOUTHWEST.
TUPELo, Saturday, Aug. 2-rne nemy III our
front ar. re2airng roads AID bride cs and ex ending
their Iickeis. L. is believed thst hey iateno Il
demonstration Information tas been received that
Curtis has been re..nfOrc'd, aad is advancing on
lindmaD, who hnS large fo,ce
MOBILE, Fnday, Aug. IA special diSpi'cn W
The A ,reytise, AMI Register, dated jackson, July
81 says: Passengers re,ort t.at Gen. Niilepeigne
advanced spd occupied Lagrange, leun., Dut suoSe-
quantity ret ar, cd TO Abbeyile. The Yankees We're
advancing On Holly Springs, and were expected 70
o, cupy that place to-day. Gen. RuYgcs ad'resseu
Z
Partisan Rangers, who, II WIS said. Bnller had
threatened TO hang. Gen. hnssls threatened 10
tulatou. Ba Ter replied Sat one had been paroed,
aud that he other would be.
COL. MoRGAN's OFFICIAL REPORT.
Aspe ial dispatch to Tn Afcefs ser and Regts'
tcr. dated Knoxville, 3lst ult., Gays: Morgan
Off, al report states that took twenty towns, cap
tuned 200 prisoners ana Cestiole ed properly van.
NJ 9 .GOO, 900. Among tue sI'ils taken from ID.
/ ptt pf
mules and horses. Col. Ge)rgc 1t. LeBcr r'ee'i'
felt OF the British Army, disti giIs'ed nihseu,
charging in front on several occ-siohs. lie ""7
slightly wounded.
| LYScnEuRGH, Monday, Aug. 4.athe 'oliowipE
lhi, morning. from Charp' ..sy'ile d'Asd tne ~;
(" me Iq!.e"5 frir'isew@ ID 1Ml.1s 'S1a
nf ,ate dates have been received II o|antoa They
announce the re.izua,iop Of s.wsrt, and slate that
the Governors OF Penusylvania, o 10 AID Coonecti
cut refuse 10 .end more Inea ilto tDe field.
/ Tie Maternal InteAgencer a.u"g Seward o.
having ,esq egg.sea t.s We .stsHty a"y i lS'
] .,rri I'D 10 h..sS about ap ariisuec. 'aiEihulB
BAN is s,umpins ONO against ne wor a''n ."o "a
ministraion, addfessyg immehse aaoieH'CS VIII
great fayyr and ap !anse.
FROM NASSAU.
! CHARLEsTOS, Saturday, Aug. News ito'u 10
sau to july 80 has been rettlveg. 1ne ssswsnii"
Kaie ans Herald Lad arrived "a. Nassau rom NV -,
Confederate coasr. lie Ileral was attacked %
| Nassau by n Yankee war-steamer, which hied
whole braadside uoier but tee aim OF the i"uNeo
hing 70, lign, tie Herald escaped inlo pOH WIZ
only one slot through L,r aui
REBEL REPORTS FROM NEw-oRLEANs.
Gen. yan Dorm Is rebuilding TO Manchac bridge
about 50 miles iIo,n New-Oilean aud IN DOnitdeF
fo ui,k et, raj driven ia thOse 0f the enemy Men
Ler. winch !. distant only ~ Glirs.
Some Two week. sg0 there vac = attie Oet"ee'
some Trxas xuerrla., near 81 eousas, aud portion
Of Butler's forces How II resulted Is mol eA'cii!
kuowr but can r,turu'd 10 New'Orl-ins i''eh WIZ
wouudri YAuzee ,oli rs. D1lirr rent re-eaio oe
meals aud portion OF tArui bad come hac K, making
their way through swaups, and getting ID tlei dur
| tcrs In very fOIlorn Condition.
Communication win the city, it WAS supposed
would bs entirely cut oil San. ves.eis accust)ne'
TO ruu 10 MnGIs"Dviie, ON the oPposi'e S'Io " VIZ
Lake, axe all retained here; aud on The AN INST
s,yerI pers1n, we're arrested Tor running This block
ads ard iinl risoued.
/ Trade was a- dal as before On fue.day ther'
were no olrar,nccs, and only two arrivals oi su-i
coasters. Several vessel- Ia the employ ment oi ib'
/ Lincoln Govern msnt btd come in from sea-
| There il great deal of sickoess among the invsd
err. but they conceal this BY buryng their dead al
might, unless in the csss Of conspicuous officers.
THE REBELS DON'T WANT TO BE HURT.
| TIE RichmoHd E,gHirer continues to crotk over
Inc recent "'d"r from Gen. Pope " The Latest In
literally carrying out tie recent outrageous order,
Gen Pore. Ciiizens aTe plunderd OF negroes, stock
and household eilec's. la ma iu.'s"--s f-uilin.
have been deprived OF every article OF comfort, ant
Of every ihIngIn the way OF provisions snd supplies
| CoNFisCATING THE PROPERTY or REBELS.
! All negroes who rave heretofore refused 10 deser
/ their ownors voluntarily are bow being forced t.
leave. whether willing or unwilling. Some time
since they vi-isd the farm OF Mr. Charles r. Berkr
| lev aud compelled ooe of HIS negro boys to accom-
pany them TO the Union camp, against bis carr es
declarations that he desired 10 Remain IN The service
OF his MISTER. Complaint having been made TO Gen
Abertrumbie, the boy was immediately returned
The notorious Geary, hearing Of the affair, and
dilute IN his drtsrnr alton 10 carry oct his pecua
mode Of warfare in regular and systematic thieying
seut a squad Of uen 10 demand the boy, WHO Wa,
ordered TO take favorte mars oi Mr. b. and iorced
10 accompany those who were robbing HIM oil hii
protection aud support, and lis master OF LIS prop
erty.
| THEIR MEANS AND OUR MEANS.
| Capt, Means, who has bro.her in the Rebel
army does not suit tho South.
We have had the leasure OF q interview with
Mr. W. ID. Drish aud another gentleman FROM Lees
burg, Va, VINO have just reached here, having
escaped with difficulty the Yankee cavalry sent TO
arrest them az their houses The Yankees were led,
ma usual IN such expedi ions in that county, by