The New York herald., 1862-09-07

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took up thsis fine o5 march for Centrevle On this
march Mr. Boyd had charge Of the train They arrived
at Centrevife about two O'Clock Wednesday morning
The wounded were in very bad condition, and re-
CURED attention He called upon the medical director
dress the wounds Of cf them again. and minister
70 their necessities. This he did. aided by his eoent
assistant, Or. Keene, The neffciency Of the German
surgeon who attended 70 tho Of the wound
cd conspicuous the apparent indifference Of the
medical director Upon Ar Bpyds application 10 the
rebel officer in charge Of tho atores in lille,
one hundred and seventy ave of our blankets
which had been captured by Tho enemy were loaned him
till morning. for the porpose OF covering the wounded
men, with the aid ef these they made compara
lively comfortable during the night
About Ave O'Clock on Wednesday morning preparations
made for movement homeward. Those Of the
wounded who had been taken out aud placed in houses in
order 10 be made comfortable carried back to
tho abuances, and the blankets returned to the
rebel storekeeper Passing through the lines at Centre
vile they picket posts along the road, and squads Of
cavalry at intervals, until they arrived a. Fair.
fax Court House. There they found Colonel Fitzhugh
Lee, with a strsng force OF cavalry. Colonel
Les quite communicative, and Was exceedingly jo-
in his remarks about government Al Fairfsx
Court there about eleven hundred Of our SOL
diers who had prisoners in the recent bal
ties, and since parced and who their way TO
Washington in charge OF major.
Colonel Leo permitted the ambulance train 10 pass
through Fairfax Court Hepse II just the
passing the pickets however that rebel raid
made the darkey drivers colonel Lee inquired how
many Of The negroes they picked up, and
ryug away with them. Ar. Thomas replied, upon
bis honor, that had been picked up,
but that they had all accompanied the ambuances
from within lines under the flag Of Sti the
stepped the train cndeavord 10 take away the
drivers There darkcy whom they wanted par
ticusry Finally however they permitted the train TO
pass The rebel pckc,s very close ogether and
seen along the until the party to within
three four miles Of Yale Church soon .he train
rived oatposts. Our pckets very vigi
liant, and fred approached. Az length the gentle
men arrived here last pight with the wounded They
had undergone considerable pr,saons and vicsstudes
though they had been treated with much consideration
by the rebeland glad TO reach this city again,
hungry and tired after Of iorty-.wo
miles.
In critcisng the conduct al generals the rebel
ocsrs who Ccnsersed upon subject expressed poor
opinion Of most Of them; but a agreed that Mcclellan
vas the abess OF all and most dreaded by the rebel
commanders.
GENERAL MCCLELLAN INDICATED.
THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD.
The black republican press that General
Mcclellan force in Richmond which caused his
mastery retreat from the Chokshominy. The same
rebel force has held at bay troops he had
not protected by fortifcatcns ~ Richmond, but
open field miles from their base Of supplies. How elo-
quent his silence 70 let vndcsts his campaign aud
thus shower msrted contempt on his vile traducers
Conflict Between the Civil and Military
Authorities in Vermont.
THE WRIT BABEAs CORPUS pIaRE0 AHDED
lfrom the Burlington Free Press, Sept. IL
The casc OF the three persons recently In Jcr
cho, In this county. charged with dsloys practices
acquiring considerable imporsancs. The parties were
placed the county jail in this place. have remained
vas psued by Judge .snaasy, in behalf Of Mr. An.n
Field Of the three PARTIES which returnsble
The presence the United Marshal In ths mean
time the Marshal hsyias reported the iants 70 Washing
ton, received ,hc following despatch
Toe q. r BALDWIN, United states Maj sbal:--
Pay attention 20 the Lsbeas corpus for the bers
lion Of Lyman, Barney and Field and any attempt be
ms6e 70 beraie them from custody, the VI,
mcst, and report the OF ell who attsmpi L.
BY order Of the Secretary q % War
The Marshsi accordingly appeared before Juage saiey
this forenoon without the prisoner and by his COUNSEL
Hon. Levi Underwood, who had been called in the
OF the District Attorney made That he had
made the arrest under the following order OF the
Wan DErAsrsxsr, Friday, August 4, ,iss2
CrLerrd-p.s-Tbst gil United States Ms-shais and ~
YEfinteDdents, Nhgss POilce,
district he they hereby authorized re-,sa
20 arrest and nprison any persons who may
he engaged by act speech writing, IN scoufagiDg
volunteer enlysnents or IN any way giving aid and com
fort the or IN any other assoya practice
against the UDitsd States.
Sscgsd--Tbat an immediate rspcr bs Insae 10 sar d
L. Turner Judge Advocate, order ihsi such nrsohg
may oe tried before military commission.
7hfd-lhs expenses u such arrest IDpslsn8msni
i be certified TO tbe .niel clerk vi the War
iur settlement Ard payment.
TWIN M STANTON secretary 81 War.
sud thaf the prisoner detained under order vi
the Secretary VI War, suzrcndrg the writ habc cor
plg ssch caseF, sha also cotlscgusnss 1.esai
ortlcis - The same eiect.
Nr. Cnoerw wood said that Vas pgop~dy ~ de
tho Judiciary u mishi be vol 70 suaTens Toe rp.I
The ioa laid before The proper suih9files wsh
ing lon Hon. o. y. Ei1sandg and W o shaw Fsl.,
cg:nei Cor priFoaeg aid assent ~ ths propoa bul
ca Nod that The rctura was insareent a,d e rstssa
10 produce NJ Fialf s3n,enps "A oSsrt. the Jisl
thereupon decided. !, substance thai sbetjstf -
Of hsbesA rerpus without appealing " pon
rremi r. question. ia tis (he Jsdgsa orilor ,he
tEefidsa, bas that pgwwos, ~ cssss q isposas
rowilbstandng bit DO tiat o.Ay, bss the score.
tsry OF War sod hi rubo drstes hive poser 10 sus.
psnd The wr; ina. the return ol the pa4rsh not
compliance with the writ, and ihat unless within gVur
houre, ihs prsoner be produced N compliance wilO
the order ~ c-nrt he SHOULD hsue scrtbsr order
gan show u the acx, term ~ the Circuit
Court tue 81 " OCiob-T most, wby stischrrex,
should not issue sssrsi ibsn fcr coosonpt q
The tlsfatsl will, we npdaTasnd w obofIerce 10 his
orders from ashatc, decline W prod1os hs ~ g0r
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Moax B,g sUss-.The Fort Pitt WORKS arc ,uruins ct
the fifteen inch guns At tina rate VI tnrses
week We doubt u tlnfe DO IA the world establish.
nent capable OF asytnng like this. These guns reigh
Zach Ia rough about seventy Thousand pounds ans
srsrt from the sitoy q casting the labor of handling,
tnonae There four Of these guns In the iahes
ssd by the tmt those are out others will be ready 70