New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-27

rived states ttst he has extended liz wandering
10 that point on the Tenressee where it crosses the
northeast corner OF the State OF Alis,l,tpYi. Tie
repuris tie Secession element as being vecy strong
in that region. lie also states that ter 10 10 va
poraut concentration Of the Rebel force that he has
Vet heard o. in that vicinity although II was sai
hat they were in cOntidersOle force at Con" d,
Miss Whether il is Sufficient there TO " ~, unu
even the appearance Of the Immense force OF o.'"
troops now preparing fIr de,ceut upon lhI 9TnWv
ter, - u question winch ume alone eau eV''o' "
shsli zee.
UNION MISUNDERSTANDING UNDER TN
Old FLAG.
As we sailed along up the nver inoicalloos o' ,eu.
Union feeling began TO DO apparent "iS W"e w.!
| uratlfyiug H. the reverse hhs ueen diH'Ve, W.
Nv lie case on the Cumberland but GU tliS i'Nei
,ha ,urther sonth We proceeded, the stronger WNh
this feeling m infested. AT landing about ~ p'
! .b"ve Fort Henry. The boat was hailed 10y company
% IN cs,,lrv most of whom had deserted from 'no
| EsbI service, while 9th IA, who had uiansgeu W
.vid tbe Confederate improvement, hao ineo 'ueni'
no they all wis ed 10 enlist Ia the Union service;
! They wanted the bOata TO wait until the REMAINDER
of their battalion SHOULD arrive which they shu con
sisted Of filly 300 en-. sli most anxious To STOW
Ia devotion 10 the old flag by rl,kiug their nvts
| L. sunvort OF it. We could not accede 10 their
vibe, ard left them Tor the next boat, giving them
Yankee Doodle ~ We moved of, amid the waving
OF teir zen white Aag-, aud with vOciieious cheer
Jugs ara GOOD wishes OF their plrt
All along u Q iOIic Whhe hhSs Wtie uiSPi'!eeu'
ana at every landing We made conversation WIN
tue inhabitants showed dat honest, besrty feeling
IN favor of the perpetuty of the Onicn 1ch leaves
not douht Of the sioceIy OF tne INDIVIDUAL utter
irg such sentiments.
Here at Savauusb nearly enough men have been
enlisted TO form two full compauies. His, at d
lace bat eighteen miles from tie Ag0ama hno,
cArries with it lOOd deal OF significance.
While The boat WIS lying az PatlJt, town
abou' twenty miles below here, many OF the FaSrei'
carr went OH shore aud stfOlled through the streets
4- is usual in such cases. Among these was Lieut..
Iilrl, K o. Company "a, 81 Iowa, who lie something
o AL admirer Of the geEtler SEA. During his walk
he noticed the dOOI OF a. house stsDGug open, and d
eaut.ful Young lady, the daughter Ui II man who
owns 20 negroes, III the doorway. The Lieutenant
hecruo suddeuiy weary and Inviel himself 10 ree'
Il While TO Nhich the young lady made no obIecuoIi
bat appeared TO be Lgly piensei wih The attention
Shown ner by the handsome L'UcCinIle
1. cir conversation embraced vanety OF tOpcs,
Tie t-e-a.tete was deligltful both parties aud 10
Que knows What would have heeu Tie reeuit OF II
had hot tie Iatan's bell iust then interrupted The
loyers, for tLev had already become such, aud
warned them lha, they must part, for time, at any
rate. A. the Lieutenant was taking sorrowiul
leave of hs new friend. she asked him sobbngly
whittier the army was goug. 10 New-Orleans,
re- plivd 10. 81 have friends there; won't you heve
item SHARED for Iay sukeP' Most certainly, Miss
--; there, don't cry but you must write youi
name on this blauk card dancing her one. TO that
can show it to your frlrnds and LEI them know
| have seen YOU "Ye.,' said sho, {" would DC
ihai, bIt-but-l never went 70 school aud nave
never been taught ~ write. l shonlint wonder u
could spel it out for your lIdnck Las been On
the .ick list ever siace.