New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
PROM GEN. POPG,s ARMY.
Occupation OF CharlottesviIIe- Important
Rebel Communication Cut On-The
Effect OF the Subsistence Order Build.
ings Tnhcn for Hospitals.

Effect Of the Subsistence Order-Huild.
ings Talcn for Hospitals.
| From Oar Special Correspondent. go,
w.saIsGTos July 20, lse2
| We have adyices from Wauenton up TO this
evening.
| The he WIS that Gen. Hatch has reached Cbar'ottes-
Vile and cut Fl the mott important source oil keori
eupp les, ia the subject Of great rejoicing IN the
army. These told move ments, and tue recent war
like orders of Gen. Pope begin TO Umpire something
ike admiration for him among The soldiers, who
lave not, rs yet, seen the face Of their new com
msnd,r. The rapid movements of Gen. Pope con
| fuse the leading Rebels in Warrenion. Some OF
| them swear and ready 10 bet. that Gen. Hatch
has not been near Gorjonsville much less Char
lo,tesville. Their bets are freely taken by cur
sololer.
IN obedience to the spir, well as the temper of
Gen. Pope's instructions, the rich and aristocratc
Rebels of Wsnenton have already been placed under
contribution for The support OF The National army.
Tee leading families, tie Eatra Billy Smiths, the
Tyler's and the Sbacklefords have received notice
that all their spare mattresses and bed clohing viii
be required for sick and woul ded soldiers, and
that all the unoccupied rooms in their man.
sons, and If necessary, the entire buildings will be
u,ed as hospitals. Col. Meyers Of McDoweIls s'ai
Today took possession OF Df. Bacons large female
seminary.
Doct. Bacon strongly protested ugIins. is nee by
the army, bat Col. Meyers told him he must not ca
pecl TO enjoy Secession and all the other luxnrl's OF
the season nj ihe same tine. Our sck aud wounded
soldiers now occupy the rooms bn, few weeks nee
praced by tie fair f. +. v Rebels. The Episcopal,
| Presbyterian. Bayt at sDd Methodist ChuIcies have
also been taken tor the OF tie army. The large
hotel at Warrenlon Spines, and the adjoining cot
tages are being fitted up for hospas.
/ Two Thousand sick can costly lie accommodated
Tie GROUNDS md springs surrounding tho hotels aud
cottages sre ssid TO be finer than ANY other watering
place in The wbols country, md sli the leading
physicans in the army OF Gen. Pope afe OF the
opinion tha, not onehalf 70 many deaths will occur
! here M ia the hospitals at Washington. Drs. Ma.
,rlder. Mosey and Banks have iuinedisle charge
al the .ck al this point, and unreantlDg ia their
HtteutiOnB 10 them.
CAPS. Bate, Provost Marshal, leaves in few
dave for Massachusetts, 10 r.ise "a regiment A be-
ter man 10 command Thousand uen csbuot lie
found lie 10 s,Tougy recommended by Gems. Hair.
z,n Ricketts, and Mcdowell. A courier, with dir
patches from Gen. Haich 10 Gen. Banks WAS
drowned in attempting to cross the Rappshnnuoch
Lac, Friday night. The Rapldan and R,ppahSnnock
have fallen so that our suirly trains have no
difficulty III crossiug shein. The Geographic lner
were completed 20 SpeTyyle to-day. Gen. Pope
now has lelegraphic communication with his three
army corps.
WARsgsros Va, July 20, 1862
A cavalry Captain, from Gen. Haoh's command,
L.. ,n-d.v sauna ,Ti,s hrnu,,lt n Va
prisoners of the ID Virginia Cavalry, caplnred BY
Gen. Hatch, at Madison. Col Miller Of the Virginia
Militia was alec taken prisoner, but has not vet
arrived
wARRySroy July 90, 1852
To Coi SiSYoRD, for a"oeidtod rTe,'.
Au officer arrived llst nIebt from Gen. Haichs
command having in charge five prisoners belonging
to the I'd Virginia Caynl.y, who had been aching "a
scouts Their npmes are Is. j. FarrAr, A. a. White,
A. L.. Bibber, A. NJ. Goodrich nnd J. IL. Harrison
A Colonel and Captain were afro captured. but have
not We! arrived.
Gen. Evelis troops were reported to he at Cor
doDsyille Their number was not stated
Gen. Pope'u recent orders nre received by the
,roors " th epihusasm but ibo citizvus have tern
by long faces since their pubic 'toD.
A Frenchman arrived to-day from Richmond
which place be left some days ago. lie reports thai
he was greatly lersecared, and nearly compelled 10
ION the southern army. Tie Rebels aileTward pm
him in prison, from which he wac released at he
r,quest Of tie French Conrul. lie had been keeping
alore in Richmond and says everything WIS ve'y
dear. Coffee. 5! 30 PER pound sugar, 10 cenisi
-four, only 81 Ter barrel; com meal dearrr than
Gour. He bought horse and wagon, worth sbcu'
500, for which he paid $3.50 in Confederate scrip II
which he got away, aud made Lis escape here.