New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
Hu,los.-Gen. Banks-A Nov mcnt i,"pend-
ing.
From Our Special Correspondent;

~ W,RRySros, July Is. 1852.
From one Of the most quiet, delightful little coun.
try hooks Warrenton has suddenly become one Of
the mos, stirring, enerprsing and wariihe towns III
Virginia.
Those camp vampires, the suffers, seem to have
taken us all by storm. McCleans retreat before
Richmond sent them flying in every direction except
that OF the enemy, and tie nuissnees have sprung
10 life again and fastened themselves upon the army
Of Virginia.
Ii is to be hoped when Gen Popes horse begins to
move Ibis headquarters you know are 10 be upon bis
horse long train OF scoundteiy jews and Gentiles,
with their wagons filed with all sorts Of poisonous
substances will not form bisJ ear and block ny every
avenue of retreat at the least sign OF pane.
| Cant Bates by far the most energetic and ehcent
Provost Marsh al your correspondent ma seen since
be has been with the army, Informed me this morning
thai more than one-lali the suffers WHO are now
vending al sorts of here left the army OF the
Potomac be ore Richmond the moment the retreat COM
menced and with the aid OF Adams = ENpress Go m
pany have transferred their stocks 10 the army o.
Virginia.
a large proportion If the army Of Virginia are
FROM the New. In land States Many Of the soldiers
who became osgustsd with the poor shoes iurnisDed
them bV the Government. sent nome and ordered
good stout ones made which would iast them through
the Summer. Several thousand pair Of shoes were
! ordered more than two months ago. 20 be fnlc Tor
from the private funds OF tie soldiers but have not
vet reached them 1t lakes but four Or hye DAYS 10
/ .eud box Oi merchandise nom New-l ora - W ar
tenion, If sent by expires, ont II directed simply y"
the r, gin nt and sent ia the ordinary Way. u l.
doubtful if il ever reaches the place o. NJ dosua'ion
The manager. OF tue railroai always seem to have
cars in abundance for the Of tie Express Com
Dauy but none whatever for the transportation OIL
shoes and clothing for The soldiers
Last Saturday evening Gen. Augur. who formerly
commanded brigade in Hing sdivi,lon arrived here
with his sta 20 lake command OF the old division Of
Cen Sgel In the corps u Gen. Banks. a better
appointment than that of Gen. Angur 10 the COM
mand Of a division could not have ieen made; Inc
brgad, be has Just left have he1fl frequently pro-
uoInced By OLD officers If the best III the army,
and It's present high state Of discipline and efficiency
- almost entirely due - Lis unilng watchiulness
and perseverance The mos, prominent members OF
ms old stall he still retains IN tho comsnd Of his III,
vision. DR. JOnn l.. ksoen, who 80 tA'illn'Iy treated
the wounded AT Falmouth, will be h- medical direc-
tor II not transferred 20 the higher responsibility Of
that Of Surgeon II the Corps Annee.
Yesterday rode over With several O,iicer, % the
lbeadauarter, OF Gen. Banks. The la-t tire your
core pondent met tAis distinsui he'd gentleman aud
soldier until yesterday, was a. the table Of pron-
neut railroad President IN Chicago. symptoms Of
tie present Rebellion were then being maniiested,
and the conversation almost instantly turned upon
the probabilities o. IL Success. Sevefai leading
members VI the bar aud the bench Oi Ch.cagO were
present and the cDnyeIssilon sgon became Animated
Almost every peI-Ja present, ia TIE exception o!
zen. Banks thought il would prove but trivial AZ
iair ana like the one during the administration OF
jack ou, only end 70 make the rolIii, aIs originating
! ii again ridiculous IN the eyes Of the whole world.
/ one I'D gentleman IA particular, man " much
bBs!ness ,sCac.ty and -hrewtnes7, 'hid that 80
'aion scldi.s Nith loaded mu-bet- in the streets Of
CharestO1, would soon put an eud 30 II. MOI said
Gen. Bans-. neither 80 soldier. npr 80 DO will
put g stop % thIs 10 elton n ones st,Itci. This
rcaIlv al thought e2'raragan, iyprr5ole, aud Oac
/ gentleman. 4 Judge upon wulsng hone, went - far
astO express Tito lcDf thet Gen. Banks was becoming
.I,rl- l.4lc ,ni south go .ympi tlileT Yesterday
i.s I ssU he General standing % front ~ mud
stained auj tatiered tent sharing ol ne hlrdships Of
. common solder, vita the deep lines Of care and
anxious thought eugrnycu upon bis countenaaoo, the
remarks Of judge came 20 MY mind, and
wished ihat he could have been with me 20 have
seen how unjust were MS suspicious.
/ TIE army .. Virginia q DO ar WY o. becoming
. unit II The departments which composed % were
not 40 before. 10 prOui-1s ereTy thing. Or coursc
/ I am not allowed 90 say now many troops are here
VI wDefe the} afc De- inet. 4 blow. however WIl
soon De struck mewhefe. Ihir dong picket duty
Tor Nashiug.1n, % use an expression OF Mrs. Jei
/ Davis u about played olt. Even the Rebels, who
we're some what ilsposeI % be JuDllaut day two
after no butte Ia front ,i kchn0ld, now begin 70
wear long face. and talk n whisper instead OF llus
ter john J. ,r1ggs. formerly editor OF The Var
renf2l 'lhi1. who came from Richmond fow weeks
since told thai there no nope tor Tie South
u,ss France Cr England came 90 Der a.d. y.