New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

mp nd bark,d and snorted AT you from unceF run
no,ch and from kennel where 80 la'e'y wv nav
been nelted and fed. WHAT ruin ana desYia'i S".
re- non are bringing on their loyellest anu NO?
fertile spots. inns IS one u 'no
/ he Stale. ANY, Of them
The houses in The suburbs are many Va tii1 W.
eIsg,nt. and hpieudidly fitted up. l.S" '"Ii,ia
viii fine Uianos and rosewood aho iIInoe'H ~
furniture ali left. The iireside hfounu ,hass
many road recoections cluster, desoate' hIa.s,r.
luxnres and comforts, and the mu''r"ou ',,,JaY sd
Thai oayo crowned their hves were
and enioved under the old flag; but f'ey W'S"eu
-imply 10 wire out 70 lie of the stars ara re" y,
The lar, and POSSIBLY they have got wipeo ou
instead Wen, they sbot at nc seVefai t,nes' eu
am not nuch in a mood 10 pity them. Wen, -
great victory, and shows M much eene'a,fn'P 20 -
sny battle vet fought Gen. Pope could nave thhei
Le fort the fret day u bis arrival; but he tod hl
officers 1t would be at sacriice OF i,VOJ OF my
p.n but SAVE he, 60 will take II and lose Du'
few. Nv conscience will not permit me to sacrlhee
uselessly The lives Of the men intrnsted TO me-
He sent messengers To Caro- Tor larger guns, sin
in thrty.four hours after trey were loaded al caro-
they we're playiug upon the forts at New -Mndnd
behind cate breastworks which the enemy never
dreamed were bull under their very nosee' 10
rasn Gener L. desrous Of glory, tins was ,trohg lu
dneement TO 20 IN and win the lauieis' Inc 1ene'
raj reply to some If the anxious olcers' Ueu'te,
men, YOU snail have The fort; but my conscience wa
meu" gives an insight into what call true 'eheral'
sbip, and really requires more bravery to carry IL
our than The man who for fear OF pubhc OPINION, Vi
desirOus o. max name, rlsbes headlong at the rs'
sight OF bis adversary. Bat what puzzled many waT'
how four guns OF "a pounds could taSe TWO io'ta,
with 81 ghteeD 32pounders, and I'VE or Blk Supoa'o
in the bargain. But it has been done.
An order has Just been issued that Gen. Stanley q
Division, consisting of the four OHIO regiments men,
toned, together with the lst Regular infantry ana
Bissel. Eupineers, "in view OF the olstlng1she,i
part they took in gaining the recent victory, DC III
lowed to march through the fortihcatlons sno over
the field OF battle tomorrow morning. C"i w!
win accept it ar mark Of distinction and favor, as
many of taem have not yet bad near view OF 'ne
implements that for ten days have mlnisiored
alhos, as much to their amusement as discomfort
have not spoken OF regimental officers or OF
Division and Brigade Commanders. l can gay ONO
need be nthamed Of none of them. OF the men
have spoken Dot bali complimentary enough. lhey
hive proved sodiers in the true,t aud best accel Ia
ito OF the term. -
will now give you us perfect li.t az can Of the
killed and wounded-my list OF the wounded Is iuil
The killed did not come under my observation, shd
will Lot be reported by name until tomorrow morn
| ing: ,,..,,
10. id.a. Company II, 9Th Ohio smpu,,tion above th'
knee A. u quite comfoftsbis to-day ,
Jobn Clsrl Camysny H. 27h Ohio suputston above ih'
Jo. Es,e. Company II. 27ih Ohio; smputa,on above th'
". Breed Company .3d ohoi ac,ur. Of tho ssi do
f.sae Davis Company E. 4od ohioi fracture Of the leg
jo6, T~eri Company T. s3d Ohio smrutsiion below 1h
kp,.. ogi,e I'd. less shook great; wl tDnk reco7er
Jo. Peace Con psny r. iJd Ohoi smpu'aou 'o0'e IN
knee very fe'is'' t'GAy vii Ieioss, lad ee.h wouud
u ,nI 49, Co A l.t Regular U. s. Infantry. com
If
Wa PeocsoN s. let KesuAi l. y insnisy' i0ui ness
JshI jeh,1a CO. A. Let Regular U Infantry pene
t.tlug wound of abdomen VII iis'iy dl.. -, u.s a,
- Mc,jovn. Brought ilio me hospA Hyl"si H''u -
hours atef losing = ieacgpiul u bleins
/ Nm John. Co A. let Resulsr l. 5. Infantry =,
An the regulars were at the guns, and iOJursd BY
The one shot ~ mentioned striking the gun.
A private Of tho llth OHIO battery was sllied by
round shot. name lost Three other deaths reported
but not from Ohio regiments, and Danes not r'neur
bered MANY others received slight wounds not Ie-
curing treatment. lie Lieut-Colonel of the AZ
OHIO bad Lis horse killed by round shoi, moment
Hlter di-mcuhtlng
We found ou entering the fort that we Lad cone
them tar more damage than they had ne. We
had Knocked over three of their heaviest guns ai'
one snail one shot through the boiler Of one ~ then
boats and played ,mash with them generally. -
their number vi killed We do not know, correctly
and will not gucss. There were many fIesh graves
we found TWO nnbuEied. aud a grave begun an'
stades and picks left, 1t unfinished.
/ And W ends tho battle OF New-Madrid. We con
trcl 20. river, and 10 guns stores leave Island No
10 for Dixie. Tel Commodore Foote 70 send then
along this way. There are large supplies ut No. 10
Neither men nor supplies will reach Dixie until tn
war ClOse-.
\ large transport hove in light ths morning from
island No. no. but seeing the stars and stripes au'
the guns ready 20 work, wisely turned about, an,
ant.d above and on the opposite eide and suplos'
Ler troops are skedaddng through the hentuck,
wool. ,or be.tor society.
Commodore Hollius commanded She Rebel gun
boats Gems. Stuart aud McGown commanded ,h.
aud forces. Gen. Stuart was q cHs-mato AMI room
male of Gen Pope az West Point, md was 80 mpo
lite as 70 leave this morning without saying good
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