New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Saturday afternoon 40 attack was m"de upon 'he
enemy by portion If tfs r.vision Of Gen. twell,
and BRIGADE under Gen. G. ). Winder. Over 800
prisoners were cagtured l bis engagement, incnd-
inc 30 commissioned o.ic.'s. they further say that
rhc general belief is It ,e Union loss is four times
that of the Confederate. Ma Falstair remarked,
" Lord, how this WOri s. ( ven 10 lying. They
record tie killing oi Gen Wnder, nephew Of the
aiIOr.in.chief and tore, ufe'- general of Union
prisoners az Richmond ''e villains complain Of
ala accident To the tel,.,lph wires aud railroads
that may be charged 70 OF Bursde's army.
The Richmond ,a.pls give list of 20 Union officers
captured and are can for their murder, in
Pope executes ANY sueabins a,ssssin who shoots at
Tim from behind d tou.ysion-. Well, when Davis
sCtoay carries on, these e1ardly threats it viii be
soon enough 10 write COON Of the drviIs who
dare the yengea' &c Of ito iong-sorbearing, much
lorgiyug millions OF tie North Let bu, hair Of
she head of Gen. Prince, cot. Corcoran, or other
Tnon prisoner, be in a spirit Of retaliation
nd --.
Our latest dispatc,c7 from Gen. Pores head
;uartors report all Qutt. jackson ia understood to
ic On Tho ougtiate Mouu,an s uthwest of Cord ms
vilie. Our roois sie RI dily pushing forward
somewhat retarded by -h Water in the Rupidan.
Gen Banks has nearly recovered, and will soon be
ia The saddle Geur oe has iesued order. telling
ts troops that subsisiiGp he surrounding country
docs not mean private .I -, ana all soldiers una
officers ale for,,dGen to NO at despol the clii
ze,s. Jackson, iSsa0, irving before bim all The
slaves ,hreatenngt stoo, NV Who attempt to escape
70 the Union iines 1no cJun'ry 1as been inpovcr-
isbedby jackson, auo DE .u.iauls fear starvation.
IA our right wing 80, they ind wounded
,:ebele in amosc every uoi,e. great many white
Rebels se.Ze tie INST eutuce 10 desert, and tie
woods are filled with them. Col. DouDelly, who
was wounded While lea his regiment into action,
died dry before yesterday at Cuipepper IL is said
that Jachson's forces coy tie Central Railroad
from Louisa TO Cosr ct egillr, and will probably
fight tatte lea, r on-yile. Col. Bulord, who
commands pur-unl no, has taken considef-
able number OF keb, ri.Jlers.
An mmensr war iu~, ing was held in Brooklyn
st evening for IL, urpo,e Of taking measures TO
aid 10 filing up the q,ria required from that city
undo tn late call iOi yp,anl-ers. iieetings were
held inside and ou-.I, oi tie City Hail. and the
greatest enhIsiasin prev .iltd. Revolutions were
ndop.ed recommending tie Board of Supervisors to
appropriate 500 0N1 win he view of paying IA
BOUNTY 10 each recruit u 80, il addition to State
and United States bourtIc Gen. Sickles made Il
stirring speech, IND a-oresses were also made by
Gen. Crookc aud tue ,i,l. Nj. r. Odeh
Some cowa,dly NIe.cn who writes for The
Ricl noad Disyqicd l. ut 81 urgent for the capture
Of tue arch iend ALI s,s,se Pope himself. II he
were not as fleet on Is bach in heart, Dight
anticipate Il luxury co..a.rcd with which Tie cap
ture Of a thousand oibef Yankee Generals would be
dali aud ns id. L 2, sal Buell.! Ii these two
precious niscreantr ooa,d only fall into Southern
hands! The jovia n sJa'c4 is doubtless anxious
70 roast Pope alive Ia, brethren have Often done
th~ir slaves. WHAT lovely ret Of Christiansi
The Chicago 7snes very doubtful authority
mas rows of The cuitu.e ot the Union forces near
Cumberland GAP, fhe recaquest Of East Tennessee
by TIE Rebels. Il cir Gre prospect Of chaw!Dg up
Buell. &c. 1t further pcrts that Besuregard it at
Chat,ano ga with 20 OjJ men, and that Vichsburg
Il al serene-trade revy'ng, ard the boubardnent
damage slight rel aired in "a month. This
CAicGgo Times (reay Secessionl is the TAPER thai
started the story Of TIE Rebel ron.clads.
The Police Commissiooers are wide awake in
the business of raising egImenrs. From their
cess in filing up tie tsa regiments now under their
auspices, tney are les 10 oehcve they could raise a
brigade cOud recra', lee satisfied beyond perad-
venture that their falnirs woul1 be provided for.
The plan by which ,hls 10 lie effected If detailed
"A cilcuiar from tie Coz 1lssones IN another col
umn, TO which we call atleLiiun. Subscriptions for
The object will be duly csuowledged.
- We have two d vs. dates from New-Or-
Jeans, but no important news. Gen. Butler has rot
hold of the subscription lit in winch The wealthy
men of the city ut down teavy sums to aid the re-
bellon. aud has as-e,s-d mon each Of them about
ore.Guarter ag much Ur lie aid Of the suffering poor
OF course this viii be- s,t down by the traitors NJ
another outrage by h, NJ ss..ctusetrs monster.
--Me.sTs. L,throl Ludiigton & Co. Of tlis city
have insugurated b mon, n.nt among our wholesale
ary-goois mereh,utr. X rty they gave 500 TO
promote enlistMents 10 Putnam County, and now
offer $40 each To loo al l--n'ied who will enlist
in tie 5ls,, 3Sth l02o, or Gjth Regne.t, at the
sest Of war.
-Gen Prince and the other Union officers cap
tused on Saturday ssr ARE in close contin. meni at
Richmond, ana viii be treated with the utmost
severity. They he'd hostages Tor prospective
prisoners in our hands, aid will doubtless lie mur-
tered If the trait lind any tolerble for
doiog 90.
Gen. Burnside Las arrested Mayor Slaughter
aud fourteen Oturr prominent ctzens from Fielder
.cksburg who chang with secretly aiding aud
aLetting the enemy, aha lising them Information Of
;he movements Of the Union army. They now
10 the Ola Capitol Prison
Judge John w. Brown Of Newburgh addressed
a large war meeting ia Nj idlctown Orange County,
On Thursday evening. JuJs- Brown is liie-oni
Democrat, hut lie be,,eves IN striking attic power OF