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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07

1he following - ga extract Of letter dated
sieston, Jan. 8, 1872:
thiak Il j. every day more plain 20 oiferyatop
maj lae ieoFle Of The Confederate States arc rapidly
enaDcPang tLensciycs from their former oondirio1
o. GcIcuccuce OF Others Tor tho reccssaies Of lie
Of iood yoa are aware We have enough. ] think
ne aveI0ge product Of sTain wheat aud maIz1 ip
the .'otberl and NOilh.Wsstern S'aftB combined
n axeen busieIs head, I'D ia tie Statcs Of the
CoHiederacy il u tlirty-ig Iusiels II head. Tie
nnaibeF II horned cattle aui hogs also far exceeds
tLc's. now every nerve 10 strained supply cloth
In aud shoes.
Down 10 tie present dine there has been no auf-
s'inB .noB TIE troops g.. want Of these arti les.
To..t tilolina supplied 81 her volunteers from her
oWa l1pMf, and ilcl are DOW working for Cher.
10 teor2a anf 10 o.ef States there ais uanufsctQ,
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WOUNDED PRISONERS,

Two hundred wounded Federal soldiers " ere
brought to this city yesterday, in ambulances from
place called Haxaii's Landing, on james river
and were lodged in the &. s. Hospital Many d.
them are wounded desperately, and can hardly hope
10 recover while number have lost either leg
or an arm, aud In some individual Instances both
Several hundred more, in like condition will be
brought in to-day. The following wounded Off
were in the batch that arrived yesterday, viz
5. J. Thompson, Capt. Go. T. I'D Mass; e. \.
Woodwortb. Capt Co. h, Aith n. y Z. A. Jones
I'd Ii. Co. Z, lst L. s. sharpshooters; Chas. Bres
tci., Capt. Go. e, eth NJ y. Vols; JAS. Brown, I'd
III. Go. A, 62d Penn; John Pollard, Capt. 60. Z.
sth Michigan, Stephen Lang, I'd Ii. Co. L, 7h \,
J. Vols, Qeg amputated ON the bat,!c-feld;) David
Prince. Brigade Surgeon u. s, Nola; Ro Allen, Jr.
lst LII. lst u. s. Regular Cavalry.
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AN INCIDENT.

Various instances related of the ftithfulness
anj zeal Of the negro .,oruia,on, whom tiis
abolitionists couatsi t,r s.rsa: ailiaacs at this
outset OF tbs war. few dass ago siaYe named
William. the property OF Mr. I-aes, residing near
this city, and free ,osu OF color nsmed Horaes
purchased ~ason with their own money Sued
4 with bread cakes AMI osher articles at food and
proceeded down nsay ths battle gcouad ,i.1s
thsy found many OF our gallant soldiers. weary
with Aghting, and halt fsmIshed snd the thought
full negroes forthwith proceeded to relieve their
Immediate wants By the distribution Of tba cen.
,enis 81 ltsir yehels. They sssai.ls sef,,sad any
compensation aud having finished their work vt
bsnerrlspes. returned 70 ths city. happier by fsf
shsa SONS indis tduals who give. oi thsir abun,
dars hltls " ~ eAss, aad ttat iitlls srsdsneiy.
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Try to Sars tie Uonaded.--lf our citizens were
properly alive TO the necessity Of prompt action b,
pervade this wonderfully phlegmatic community
would no longer exit. A wound in this excessive.
~ hot weather will begin to mortify III an incredi
bly, short finie There being no friendly hands to
bear them from the field, many OF our wounded
die for the Of little timely attention. In the
name OF patriotism and humanity then, let every
man who has vehicle proceed at once, aud dstiy,
to the ba.tie- field and bring away a. sany Of fhs
wounded as they accommodate. This II due
~ their courage and the work they have accom-.
pished AS we'll NJ to humanity
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TIE CALI. FOR MORE TROOPS.

BostoN. July a.-t;orenor Andrew HAS issued !.
call to the people of Massachusetts to ill M, to the
maximum nuDb'r all her regiments now in the
field. aud for. ten or fifteen regiments, in re-
spOnse to the call of the War Department m.
Governor closes his call .ls follows Massachusetts
which has never siamberrd nor si-pi must now
arise 10 higher Ell rts. and pledge all The dntes Of
patriotism with renewed devotion tho individual ef.
forts, thr united hearts, heads and hands of all her
pcople.
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Feeding the Yankees.-When il il remenbered
that there are nearly, If not quite 500 Yankees
i'll prison here, some idea of the cost of keeping
them may BE- arrived at when the ration for oue
days support Of each man Is put down ut half
pound OF meat and QUE pound OF !lour. The az
pense to the Government must bs fully o. JeO per
day. Other items will doubt swell the amount
the only articles Of food they get To feed thI.
large mass OF humanity the active exertions VI
John Warner, prison Comlnisssry, and his Assist
ant, 4 B. Wilson, are in reputation every hour of
worth =
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Returning Home.-A large number Of refugees
from the lower counties, ho were forced to Isayn
their ,omiciis by the encroaehing army Of the an.
KEGS bave began 70 return TO their homes to iind
then, in ,nany instances, utterly laid waste. Mapy
OF these unfortunate people. who had. by life Of
hard labor accumulated enough TO render their de-
Ginning years comfortable. have been utterly ruiued
by the vandals, and now ind themselves NJ poor.
when they started in litt Truly, the vcissitudss
of war are heart reDJine
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FROM PoRr RoYAL.--A dispatch dated Save

From PORT RofAL.--A dispatch da,ed Ssvaa.
nah, Ca, Jaiy 3D. gives tbs following isfosmstiua.
given ~ two Confederate prisoass who arrived
there frem Port Royal under IA. OF trncss
They report that $50 wounded Yankees arv now
NJ Port Royal, who were brought from Janes's
Island after the Secessonvillc Aght House u the
heavy guns had been taken from rors Pulnxkl 10
be asd ON James' 4 Island. The Yankees srv dying
rapidly ut Port Royal. numbors being buried every
day, and much sickness among theIn All last week
the Federal officers were striving to make the Con-
fcdernte prisoners take the oath of allseanco bat
could moi ssccsed. 4 large foree was u H1tos
Head
The Yankee troops VI Port Royal spsak ~ tkatr
next movement a being likely 10 b. mndn aenause
the Cha rieston aud eavsnnxh Railroad EeviFnl
regiments from Janess Island Nd. arrived "a
ton Head Hunter j. In commsnd a 49,
Mead. He hss u regiment ealie4i "the ueas0 ~
gsde, armed and uniformed il the ssns ni&anss
~ the Yankees.
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Sad lev. renew our solicitations for ice on
behalf OF the unfortunate wounded. The repulsS cf
the Yankees has given us access to a large portion
ci the lower country. in which there are nunaerous
ice iouses packed with this Indispensable. We ask.
in the name Of our Suffering wounded, that these
supplies be immediately forwarded 10 the city, and
distributed ad ibi,am to every hospital Much mis..
cry may be a'leyiatesi and numbers of lives saved
by its Let this be dohe at once. II those
who claim to be owners OF the ice in the c0uni;as
below will not disgorge at the appeal of patriotism
let those bo IN authority take il, a0ieas cViens
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TIE Hsatao.--The present IL what che old fsr.
calls good growing weather. 50 il k-
Heaven could not smile more ben(11eeutly upon
our coming crops. But, while naturd exhibits htr
bounty in her prescry aion and advancement Of the
cereal the seurce OF light aud heat through which
she smiles upon Us s like the banefui 0dor of the
upas tree 10 wounded The harvest Of grain
IA not the oDly one which she aagmsnts. The har-
vest of death is made iuuch more abundant by this
swelterins sun OF July.
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Brought % the Cisy-Rev. II. W. Reed,sa Baptss.
sdivine, well known both iu Washinst0n;D. c., and
this city. was brought from the Yankee camp, 1T
Savage's farm yesterday, by detectives Polk aud
Fitzpatrick. About week since hs volunteered
at Washington to go down to Virginia, and assist
innursins the wounded Yankees and was engaged
there when brought away. The party alluded 10
has often preached in this city. He was carried on
has arrived here to the c. s Military Prison. corusr
Larry, anil. lukrn
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Sapsriatsnd.at Of Prisons -,t;en. Windcf. com.
min,ling the Department vi Henrice. has appoint
ed Lieut.. Trsbue General Superintendent 0f the
different Yankee prisons. His special basin. y L.
To gee that the guard do their duty. Lieut.. Trubue
was formerly member OF the Richmond Hewitt
zers and instructor in artillery practice st Csnp
Leo -.l p sfsF
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THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS TO THE ARMY
President DAVIS, III consideration OF the recent
triumphs 10 arms, has iseued the fc!lna ing al
drcs. to he ofsere and who participated i'll he
series ct stnguiuary battles:

series Of stsmguiuary battles
KICHnoNp, July 9th. lSG.
10 The tray 1T Eastcyn Firgta:e:
Soldier. II congratulate you the series cf
brilliant victories which under the favor OF Divine
Prov idence, ycu have lately wcn and as the Pres
ident Ut the Confederate Stnes do heartily tender
TO you the thanks OF the country whose Just cause
sou have ski'ltt,lly aud heroicaliv served. Fan
days ago, an invading army, vastly superior to you
in numbers and In the mate rial o! war; closely be-
ieaguered your Capital and yauning!y proclaimed
its speedy conquest you marched to attack the
enemy in his entrenclnnen:s with well directed
movements and death de:ying vaor, you charged
upon Linn in his strong positions, drove him from
field to field over distance Of more than thirty
five miles, and despite his reinforcenents, com
PEELED him to seek safety under the cover OF his
gunboats, where be now lies covering before the
army SO lately derided and threatened with entire
subjugation. The fortitude with which you have
borne toll and priyaton, the gallantry with which
you have entered into each successive battle, must
grateful people will not fail to recognize yen and
to bear you in loved remembrance. Well may it
be said Of you, that you have done enough for
glory but duty to suffering country and to the
cause of constitutional liberty claims from you yet
further effort Let it be your pride TO relax in
nothing which can promote your future efficiency
your one great object being TO drive the invader
from your soil, and carrying your standards be-
You'd the outer boundaries of the Confederacy, to
wiring from an unserupuious foe the recognition of
your blrthright, community. independence
tSiSRedI JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Tie Priseaers.-On twenty-five eaptared Tan.
KEGS arrived in Richmond ON Saturday. There were
en that day abTnt 40 in confinement here Lieut.
Thss. +. Turner, vigimt and capable young Of
iieer, has general charge OF the whoie number rs
sieted By LII. q. NJ Enark as Adjutaut Of the post
and Il. W. Ross Clerk An efficient guard Is d..
tailed daily, ader the direction Of the tro first
named officers The task of keeping In order Nnd
attending to the various wants Of such an aggrs
gate OF sin and depravity is presented by thss-
prisoners. j. no easy one. The captiyes are divided
around in The different places approp riated for
their reception, ~ iollowr: In Libby's buildines
sbout ,i6s we'll aut G35 wounded /; in Greanor ami
ainifrs factories, about ,fU. and in Barrett's fas.
tory on Main street, about ,.15. Lieut. Shinn hs<
charge ct the prisoners in Greanor aud Palmsr,S
factories, aui Lieut. costilio of those in Earrctts
Mr. John ii. Francisco acts as Clerk OF the latter
riison. As mos, Of the places eapabls Of hoidiux
any considerable body of men now in use, II Is
contemplated in casc any considerable addition II
lElc 10 the number, toquarter them in one Of the
large mills on the Basin bank. The Yankee OH
GERS, rs heretofore intimaied all il, one build
ing, on 18th, between Main and Cary strests
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l.ss,s. a .l.s i.res.s1.ssssss.
EXECUTIVE MA;sras.

UssEiassan july i l,kI J
lssEiisrea fuiiT eeacnIgjaa in fE3 igis,is.: ID
the eiesvs rxyfs s-v ia i.. passiass nlas.r
by ysa In ths esalps,aic.,t9a ef she>sss5sh das II
june have decided 10 csll into seEslco ~ adis
iorxl isres,. Vt three hundrsd thousspd lAe u1l
niun sugsest and Ieromnlcnd that The sropra
should bs pTiacigslly u iafAatiy, The gautA ct
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The NEW YORK PRESS On THE NEWS.

IHE NEW YORK PRESS On THE NEN..
The New York Herdid Of the III instant, gives
the following editorial on the news from
IL. .Clel.aD, us far rs it hal becii received;
In the absence of ANY later definite Intelligence
we can only give own conclusion, of the most
probable eonditicn of thags near Richmond since
Saturday morning ~ the eloee of the hard fight.
ing on Friday evening. the forces of Gen Met Tel.
ui on the nprta side Of the Chickahomius were
Withdrawn To- the south hide, iaasus that stream
npsssabe 10 the enemy, and ts difficult bordering
swans The protection of the right faux Of our
araiy. On that side, therefore. Te conclude thu.
iising was terminated Friday. But the cannon.
s,iiag ol Saturday seemed to be tAe left ii the
.ac,ny however Iu.sde attack on tia, flank il
WIS p uu Inferior fore. from the eiiy-s very iiss
atcYas Speriheri.
Al all yitnts ws are culf,deRt tisft the e;,apus
cf ifcn, secured By t;e neral MeCieIlJn an Friday
placed BIN In strong position. well protected on
both hsik> :ipl thai, with .stg.3 Of The eaamy ~
miles in his rear al white House Lauiia. and
39UJJ Or i90Uo more Ga 'e North side OF tie Chick =.
hvadat Ffttav ai1hi. ear Stray was secure
= .Iistsf tiut': Ter attack f,g ri sast ss a,s AT
tile e,,a oi thssa tn da.s Gar ass'eaa @s> ss.rt
psola.sy feiiito.@sd - t1s extea 81 sl,fh0 ,aSi,
exclusive of Ge. B.fnsideE army. which. perhaps.
may have reached LIN, vsa within supporting
distance, as early rs Sunday eaenipr
In the absence of any posisiTc iafarsa aas si, e
Saturday, such are cir vissYs All eTias.as fsoE.
dspas8i.,aiats consideration of liz, sxeals hsiors
KieAlaolist vi iisasfas..y s,.d fiidsy W. n.as ls
Mr. behind the Hetuat aJyania.es tuilvn ing thees
events. Geaersl Mcclellan Hlsy ha9s found a1fl
seized his oppoi shniiy fyr dAshuy into Richmond,
We Are waiting fst foW days later paws than our
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KNIT FREMONT

LAfi FREMONT.
II viii be seen by III order from, tt. Var De
parimrnt--aays the Providence fR. - Past of
ths 18th ui,imo-'tiat Major t.-nesal Fremont
commander Of the Mountain Department declines
10 serve undcr General Pope In other woril
he has asked to be relieved fram the command
Of the first army corps OF the array Of Vir ginin
nuder the new Arrangement, and hs request has
been granted. He does not like 10 .,ep down
when the interests of ia. country impt ratiye.
~ call for it. True, he oUtrnks Pope, As he does
Banks and Mcdowell; bat this. we think Is not a
good excuse Tor his conduct No matter how n,,,el,
confidence he may have in himself the country has
not that confidence in his military abilities which
would Justify his appointment 10 conn and the
whole Army of Virginia, North III the Kappahan-
noeh aud tba, some General should receive such
an appointment recent events has. pisiny enough
Indicated. We presume the President suspected
this refusal on lie par. of Fremont, serve nnter
Pope aad that no ef9rt will b. n,;si. to elBpiiiate
him with ahother department lie il, played on;
We do not apprehcnd that either Banss or Nc Dow.
ell will ask Ia be T..ieSed Their es,isn is now
just what II when Mcclellan argsnized the
Army OF the Potomac, and ought 10 be satisfactory
Gen. Bs,nss. we feel confident, viii be wiling Ia
serve the country undae the eslcated gallant aud
always successful General Pope.
No ftuifIvE@ @si.AsE LAW ~ ALlA.Snnl.
In earc hch recently arose at Al. t;ei.
era Wads.erth informed the claimant OF an alleged
fugitive thai there no civil aw existing in thai
city under which he could get hiu, and that the sol
ders OF tue usfed States e0ltid ham.
could he be allowed ~ disturb The camps by u
search.
similar answer given in the c.ise Of two
boat loads OF Maryland blacks ho e:ne acyoss 10
Aquia creek, aud ubast.r, who discharged four
barrels of his revolver slave hi- appearance
after severe! weeks absence, informed t1at the
Ise of fire arms within The lines ef thu xgmy Ii =
breach ef the pe.ee, and was punished fer his con.
duet.
seI.WERs On PAkuLE CALLED tPuS.
An order hiss been isausd from The Adjutxat.
Generals office requiring all soldiers and eirsrs ON
parole to repsvt ihemsaives AZ spsc,iied amps and
forbiddag the granting Of any. fnfloushs 70 them
a CONTRADICTIONS
Ne are euabirt ~ contradict ns,a,a ~. Il
authority, ass~rtson in The faS5 o.. nts.lss vi
the Ifsts u ~ day. II "a. rrteet tast tsvn Nc.
Denei h preparing ses pnblyasssas ytat,c Assos,
of justification et tie coaduet oY the rss Ia his de-
pariment. lie w.ud not have time. syra were be
not too good soldier d. 40. write ont criti
eisni vi ihs coaduet ei his snpcsas.
nkaAarfas " Nj, E,nentaas fna AusiE
the tioa Eaas.saa tabsstag-. cisss VI IN.
Hotsss hs s.ssa saa1.alv esirJ l., Tsnnessss b.,
iaa sessfa a3iSkfsxs Vi uuAf ssalse, As hns Il
e.axS9asIss. bssa SoIar hilx1 decline shs lhyian
sisn to dsiiTsx 9 Tcarsk ofJuiy Grafton ID Balti.
rhre. The Hon losept SssMs Sf yfTftntas hss
ncsn sslssted n Nj ria~a
Tas 4 Als,D fss.s ~ istst sMSs1s. 9As
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tl.oM WASHINGTON
Especial Dispatches to the Ne'v York Herald
RsroRfEn .INfEksENfIoS or FOREIGN POWER

Especial Dispatches to the New York Herald
ksroRrEn ISfERs EArIoS OF raREIGN POWERS
~ AMEkiu!N AFFAIRS.
!, is Understood that the Government has been
notified by The Ministers ot two J. aiding Europeaa
powers that the war must immediately be brought
10 an end. A fact of this snr; demonstrates the
hyp"cfi>Hof the powers i'll question. which have
heretofore pt FORTH the !r that there would ,,r
Intervention ii there was reasonable PROSPECT
ri crushing out the rebellion. 1t seems however
that the advice of British qbs.eriy has been iol
lowed-tbat Intervention should ouly take place
when il should only become apparen, that the re-
beliion wa. about I" PROV. IL failure II will BE-
gratifying 10 tn. Union oi the country tn
know tha, the Administration IS a Unit against III.
world in arms tor the pre>erN aton of onr whole
country.
GENERAL -lGEL trpoiSfEp To Tnr COMMAND OF
fEEMONI's CONr-.
General Rufus King las declined th. command d,
the corps darmee recently commanded by Ten FIRE.
mont, preferrng 70 remain Nv the head OF the brj r.
a,le which be has carefully DISCIPLINED and
brought to a high state OF efficiency. Gen Sigel
has been assigned to the corps lately under Fremont
command
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your state would be ----. thrust that they may
be enrolled without dstar as 10 bring this
cessary and injurious civil war 10 speedy and
satisfactory conclusion.
An order fixing the quota Of the ssseral states
will be issr1ed by the War Department L" morrow
fsigncd ABsAuiN LJscms.
* President cf the United States
1uE " lY THE NEWS Is sNornrREB Ur@
G. G. Fulton, of the Ba!timore .3mericaa, IN sii
in Fcrt MeHenry OH account Of that telegram
about Mcclellan The 1issaicnu cf The ID inst
says that previous to leaving the city for tire fort
Mr Fulton addressed the following ispa.c., to Pre-
sideHt Lincoln:
Yo tte PresiaeG, II ae tedtd ste..s:
ssr--J ind myself under arrest and cn NY way TO
Fort Ac:ieHry. appeal 10 you foe a hearing and
prompt release in behalf of NV family, Tho viii be
ID great distress at the execution of this ipeSplie:
bic order The Secretary OF War authorized me 10
publish my statement. Respectfully.
G. c. FULTON.
70 tl.is the following reply was r-c~iYcd
WAsHiSGToS Jupe ~
2a e. &. FaHoa, Fort MeIieDry
authorized to say to you that Your WAX
not made for publishing the statement, but upoI
Your statement that you preparing te4;iiled
account including facts obtained FROM Wasbin g.on
having been sen; for by special train t" comlnun
cate with The President This is regarded iy the
President and the War De parttnent f.s.rsint
and outrageous violation of the confidence wiih
which you treated. The rublic.Ion ri f:scts
obtained frnn Washington under sac' ciscitn-
Stances is Il high military crime.
Respectfully, L. :. SayfnFp.
Military Superintendent.
70 the dispatch frem Col. sansard Dir Fulton res
q
piled as ioeVs:i
CoiOAa Sanford;
Sr-Ile dispatch sent 10 N,w iori, was :, i,,i
vate cne, addressed to Mr. Craig for his intnrlnatip
whether he desired 10 receive ihe report was
preparing for the press. 1T not intended fer
publication. and would not have been published IL
my report in'd been permitted to go through by
telegraph ! never dreamed Of It's being pub
lisled.
70 find myself irFort NJ, Henry, the depot for
traitors is a modification express. Hat
! ing risaed both life AMI property in de-ndi,ig
the Unou cause wi,en our city was a he posses
SION Of traitors, and rendered services liz editor
and proprietor oil thr Baltimore .fmerictD. to the
Government in sustaining tie laws which one
has exceiied ask. in common ;issce that shoul,i
al least be released Oh my parole.
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES G. IIIT,S