New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-25
vRom GEN. RURNsIDB's AgMv.

Arrival Of stevens's Division-Burn.'de
60 have a large Army-KiotouS be-
havior-Wives INA Camp - Eusn-'"S
Visit to McCIeiian-Tbc Wrecks o.
the Cumberland and Cougrcss-Fro-
motions i'm the 3fst Massach"se'
Piece Of Injustice.
From Our Own Correspondent a., ,,v 10 1861 |
Co, soous that after ALL our delays here nave
mo, heep without AN object. We were hurreo ."
from North Carolina with four days cooheu ,"'''
and no more baggage than WAS ihoHPe' s"o.' y
eayerly did Burnside rush 10 tie rescue VI '"o I'"
of the Potomac. But special messengers anu '''-
.erams which met him at Fortress Moiioe put
things in different light; and' 10 tne aifazenen' vi
everybody, we were sncampeda inns post D"!S
pass and still no signs OF a movement appear
observation-disclosures Of our impauence 10 strike
our blow-olber days dawn and go, but there is no
he,ter prospect for work. Busy brains hatch theo-
r;es aud idle tongues coin lying rumors OF
ON excursion 10 be made here, foray
there: a junction with Mcclellan; separate al
tack on Fort Darling; bold dash on Petersburg;
all without foundation but all credited 10y some ana
made respectable by the currency thty gam D!
tnrns Al last there il something TO talk ABOUT III
earnest: for on Thursday morning. bright ard early,
tbe Vanderbilt and Mis- .issppl, and Olhef hOhs'eI
transI orts drop anchor OIL the Iohl', 'he Wno'e "
Stevens Division are oebarked, ana the reheIHi
renorts himself az Burnsiies Headquarters ior DUTY
SO IL seems 10 have been presIanGod that by grad
usl concentration from different pomts, large army
IA to be gathered here, and placed under ibe com
mand of our Major. General. But Is any more hgh'
thrown upon our future NOV ments lie tne burn
side ENpediton to lose It's honorable inclvlcuthly
NV heinz merged into the Grand Army of the Poi0-
mac "a an army CORPS with a certain number 10
designate it Or will the most successful OF al our
Generals be assigned some special WORK. Wnlcn cans
for such DASH daring, sea0lasthess, as MS Neei"i
regiments possess in a pecuilar degree NO ons
here can answer taese questions; ana, they coni1,
should not tell the public, lest IN go DONG might
tell the enemy what they should not Know. -,
After seeing every one else-the President, lhe
Secretary of War, McClelians sian ohSeiS, anu
O. nv and Gen. Wool-Gen. Burnside has at
last been no the river ana consulted with Gei,'
Mcclellan himself. The passage was inade pom
WAYS in safety not even IA riie bUliet having peeh
fired at his boat. What was me result OF s1 con
terence we have not learned, Gen. Burnside Keep
ING a very close mouth about his movements. l on
NAV be certain that when we do move, IL VIII oe III
on nnexuected direction, and with oelery oharac'
teristic of our COMMANDER; E. -.
| should have mentioned III IFS proper connection
that in a melee that CURED on Friday, when the
re endorsements arrived, there was such push
ing and hustling on the upper WHAT, that ROBERT
BARNARD d private IN the STU 90, 'Vh MN
land prs
hodv was recovered early this morning tie war
horn in London and is ead by his comrades to have
been a good solcier, and quiet inotenslve person.
The rev regiments are eDcamped along the river
bank beyond the extreme lett oil colonel ilafiah
Rrigade and our line Of l. hts Is now more imam TWO
mica long The further 20 from the Polut the
holder and more picturesque are the river-banks
Opposite the 18th Massachusetts camp the acehvity
must be seventy or eighty ieet IN nlgh'' anu .le
uater view is extremely fine. From any lutting
no,e of The bank full view can be had OF the large
Zee, of transports and gun-boas, among which,
graudest of all in proportions and noet Interest
ING in its view lies the Cumberland wDele the
onok after her fight with the herrlmac. She slts
ell ON the bottom in fifty sixty feet OF water
ond ba. cauted over to starboard so that her yard
are partially submerged. Her stays have shfuik =
ms to warp her topmasts bu' the running Iisein
aud snars are urhurt, aud the sails elose'ieeied d
tbav were when she went down. III IL ply tha
size might not he there forever, as memenIo OF IN
greatest naval fight ever Known, anu tee,iuion
10 such gallantry as I o navy ever eAceleo. Nehe
a.. Point lies tie chaued hulk OF the Congress
hard and fast in the sand. Her outlines are pialnl
u be seen at dead low water A portion OF one
her wards charred and blackened by hIe, hes Oh ID
beach where " was washed ashore. why Is IL 10
taken TO some Rhetorical Museum In memory OF ina
famons battle Have they not such memorial Q
the Royal George in the United Service Museum
Iondon VIE even Mr.. Bamum would give
hundred dollars for such specimen 10 aud 10 hi
Museum collection ,,
in our REGIMENTS and we could hardly be eXpecie
20 keep track of them; but once ia while baic
like the following can be got hold OF by correspoI
dent: -
oHusErrs VOLUNTEERS subjeet to The 95pr0'aI q u
sd isept fred. 81 sanlerson TO be lst Lieutenant
vice Lieut. John Brooks a. iesigned July 10.
Second Lieut. Henry H. BtcA"lth 'oOe Isl A'eu'ehSH
vice Lieut. Charles Ii. Barker, resigned So go.
Second Lieut. william h; Valentine 70 DE fhA' Leu'ei
ant Vice Lieut.. Samuel o. Laiorest resigned
Iieut HarrisO
vice Lieut. +. T. iieyw God IesEned. - p,... ,.,.r
Orderly Sergeant Thomas Francis to be fH'' LeN'eAlD
ordsIv Sergeant William ii. Clark to be Fs, Leutensr
Major Alfred j. Wacott. be Second Leu,ensn
vice Lieut.. ". ii. Nslonne promoted . :. s.,o,
i.ieutepsnt vice Lieut. H. 4. Beck"iih promoted
Orderly Sergeant George G. til to be Second Len,ensn
vice Lien, William T. IUehsIdson, promoted
Orderly Sergeant William h. Hill, to be Second Leuenal
Vie Lieut. Harrison Aldricb. promoted - 800
Orderly SCI sean Edward T. Howe, to De Second Leute
ant vice Lieut.. fled NJ ssuderson, promoted. ..
Orderly Sergeant Charles Goss TO be Stcond L!euienai
vice Lieut.. Of J. W. Fletcher, resigned
I.ien,. Walcott Is now an Aid on the staff Of Ac
ing Brig. Ten. FerIero. lie Is gallant young Oh
GER who distinguished hlmseN IN the battles ol ~
aDoke. Newhern, and Camden. He was in busine
In Sam when he heard of the attack upon Sumte
but he left all took the first steamer home, and ei
listed as a private in the 2lst Massachusetts. Sue
men are WORTHY of promotion, and hardly ever ia
10 get il if THEN lives are spared. The 2ist MaSs
ch1setts has many brave officers and brave men.
Las earned for itself all enviable reputation, al
with all the little Jealousy winch exists betwee
State regiments no Massachusetts regiment WI
sneak otherwise than In honorable praise OF the 2ls
BY it's side the 5lst Newlork now III command (
Lieut. Col. Potter has fought in all the North Car
lima battles and tie Losses OF the two regiments hay
been about equal. They have become 30 aceuslome
10 rely on each other, that real friendship hi
sprung up between the two corps; and doubt m
but that an insult TO the Dist New-York would be
quickly resented by their Massachusetts allies as
IL were offered to their own flag
II AZ a sult fnr ind, in arm