New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

earnestly and respectfully requested to come
az an spare tor tho defer sea OF
the city. is dsageeable duty oil ndsciinns'
A. win do honor 70 the patriotism Of 'irgUian.
"E. GRISwOLD, Major and Provost Marsha
MECHANICS WANTED.
TIE Rebels cannot after all, get along witho"'
mudsis, as the following advertisement shows;
&C. D NAVY DgPAhrsEsr, !
"RIcnMoSD, May II, 1902: }
Horfcz-Ths necessary hospital arraDsehents iyi W., vs.,
;t d yonp.d cannot be- completed the want Of Two
n-chsncs and wants of the sick csnnot oe s' ~ &
bo viii Lid ns 10 this important duty IeqH ,is
competent servants and one e0a. G' ssf S'i
plumber W. ~ W. - s,rreon C. = n"
DIR GrrNgoaTs IN THE JAMES RIVER.
The Petersburg Express learns that
q Tho Number of Yankee gunboats now lying iii
Jamrs River. oil City Point is eight. They keep
veil ont in the stream nearly two miles from she
sbors and but little can be discovered OF thei opera
tons. They were greatly exaspcra'ed az Tue cap
ture and killing Of several OF their men Mohaay az
teruoou. and gave vent 10 their wrath by PROJECTING
some loo shell into every part and iaIcei vi 'n7
Point where they thought IL likely any OF oui pieh
ets might be on the lookout. No one feeeNeu a
scratch. One Of the shells plunged INTO the car'h
and exploded, making hole big enough 10 contain
horse and Iider Others exploded Ia the trees, tear
iug of great limbs and scattering leaves ara twigs
in al directions Many OF our boys secuted several
which failed 10 explode
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
We find the following tel graphic dispatches Ia
The Richmond Wig Of the 2lst;
.AUGusrA MAY CIV. p. A. telegraphs to The
Sarann0h Hryubi,cGH that II great reaction Is gong
on IN Kentucky which it is thought will revolution
i've tne state Col Morgan destroyed J3 ioaded cars
on the Nashville and Louisville Road III ms recent
expsditOn. Nashville rensits hfil a6 IOcA.
Col. MORAN pissed through Atlanta yesterday.
THE Coutederacy SAYS that he captured sjJJ,UJO
from The Yankees.
The following official dispatch was received here
ON Tuesday AFTERNOONS: oo
" NEw.iiWrR, May H.. via Dublin, 20h-By the
co-orerstion Of Gen. Marshall, Gen. Cox has been
driven from this section Of the country, losinS many
prisoners, bis entire Damp and garrison eluiraSe'
H. HETH. Brigsiier General Commanding"
The Richmond Enquirer has long article on the
danger Of the Rebel Capital ia which il suggests to
BURN RICHMOND.
We extract Tie following:
- Our defenders are own husbands fithers,
SONS brothers, and kindred, dear 10 ~, and We hc
down at night anu rise up irOm day 70 day preserved
from invasion by tie loved ones IA front but the
enemy il strong in numbers, gnd his energies are
bent Oh the capture OF kichmond Ills coils Will
becoine closer and closer every day. lie VIII not
return until defeated aud driven iron the leii;
Bus are we citizens prepared to receive MI 'hs
Aie we pgepal ed to receive tie corpes 81 our bIet
rel. frrsI from the CORY field. to welcome and attend
on the wounded, dear US tuey may be 60 us Are
we prepared to witness C-so!aIOu OF our homes,
and 10 ruconu'er all the sa rcrs winch SAM TN ny
bombardment Is hAely % incur We nope the ,ili-
zeug are equal 10 the sacrifice sequneG-ialhr,
vounds, urita the sacrifice oi property aua He,
II were better thai kiciaoiius
fnls bc that o Moscow than that Richmond !aii 10
b., th,. la bialon of the invader We hope tho pat
iiotism OF Richmond Is equal TO the a'cElh'e.
SUPPLIES.
Tie Redmond u hig OF the Plat fears that the
city may have its supplies stopped by a sudden cav
airy dssh of Mcclellan upon the raroas;
We must call the attention of the Quarermasrer
and Couuils.ars -iirncr To The Importance 81 or
panizing tT-ns oriati0n upon tile James hlVvr 'ana
That work will be found adequate 10 cUmiGo. tno
Communication with the upl cr country, n iimsly
Steps shall he taken 10 put ali tie bdt;uuA and crua
boats in order. IL is pam that The enemy may make
"a cavalry dash railroads ANA iniritept thrlr
uie but If the canal be put and Kept la SUd Work
Ing Older. tie supplies OF the upper country can lie
brought down vita sufficient iagIdi! - naintain
our army. We hope 'ris iinlortnt m'nsiiie VIII e
mlirudr,. 10 Immediately. indrrd, w5 trus. ~ has
air, ady received tho aIleutiOo Oi the CViiederats
aud canal authorities. Let bot an indignant pnbhc
be awakened sgGdcuiy u Tie important rs ol ah ~
sufficient commune alton win Tie iuirsiof lei not
mcu,s which lml ar public cool. tuee III The 'ause;
nud let t.e President of tlc cua ih, measures that
Virginia rhall receive adequate reward IN The
safely OF her capital or the lib"r"i wisdom win
when she mas oon,t .ncted That inl Vtiaut NOlh.
=" We inter iiog reported movements %! tc rnrui!
that Il i. HE piirposr 10 move un our railroads
interrupt our communication with the Interior We
nave fear ct The circuin' a!isiuH al "uish We
hear, unless the Yankees advance lar ,nonph to
command our railroads permanently, and to do liils
/. part OF their army will have To Dc separated ,toh
TIA lr bas" az supplies, and they will have 10 expose
themselves tn "a Hank movement.
GLOATING OVER TEEAtiiiRN.
Tie Richmohd IPhigof the lot quotes from The
Peser,Jprg EIP,ess, lous account oi tho trraches-
Gus capture OF u party OF our officers anu seamen
from the United States guntoai Macluactt. who
had been lured on shore, and Were fired when .d.
vuuclng undcr "a Nag OF truce. w. have already
published "a slalenvn, OF this affair lioIu own oi
GERS. The Rebels gloat over IL as tlianpA of skill
We quote:
- AS soon as our men were seen donblr-qg,rkiug
toward them, tho Yankees on land eudca,orrd TO
make their escape but Were. fortunately, cut oil AND
matte 10 suftcnusr. The cu.!,.snd 10 SURRENDER MAS
nu gwen 10 thOos IL the boat id several time, IV.
Ieated without success IL beiuy very evident To-
men IL. 10y Metr rntra,ustns ~ gel away
without positively refusing To SURRENDER tDry raised
thclI i'hSs ni'd ni'd. oh| hah WIS seen W Is'i
board, aud all tie baie except vne, 10 all Ia
tho boat, luayin. no doubt Whatever that oar U"n
ot them all was lett to tel the Tate % hs COM
radrr. Lac survivor WAS seen 60 paddle "li Win
hand aud tie hirrvh,e Is that The other MA too
much injured to he uned Oar men tben quickly r.
turocd toh train oi cars stationed htio Nay oil,
put their prisoners abvaid, aid br"uShs thvn IL
to"u, wheh,e they we've ina,s'iia.e!y eaiiied Ia
ben. iiuBerp hcsGTusrlers.
ri rUitrlD HAIIil IN cil.. COZ srl.
TIE u a,g OF thr lis, ays:
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