New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
II. Pull SIOH,
Military agent Of Peinsy!Fs'ia

Ncw-yorIi the Manner Sfafe-Arri'al g.
the IO3th Hcs iment-ynsh shin &,on Alive
Aynin-Tbr Pass XcRr-Died Of spades'
Another Conference with the Presideni
The two Future PoIicies--Nho - 10
he Governor Subafituic. NapOieonit
plan - Universal Emancipation - Ne
CIciiau.
Correspondence 81 me- s. Y. Tribune. ,c.,,o
WA.BhGI0S saturday, Aog g. 1862
NswYork il the banner 81 ate Already las tho
fresh. vigorous tread Of her fret regiment Of the
National 800 0OO come marG'a'g down cur avenue
The 10Th New.York, Col. Van Valkenburg, arrived
YESTERDAY and as evening, preceded by tie officers,
came sweeping down by the Capitol and over he
Long Bridge into VI giria. The regiment marched
toto VIRGINIA With innch enthusiasm, ard, az the
Land struck up Dixie" each company was greeted
with Queer. from tue bysIanders. There WIS no
btupuos in the rank but eacn step was the elhslc,
manly tread Of the Honest 1eOman. IL was leei-
inc time IN Washington. The Rebel badges tn'V
fsnnfiny out when our troops marched II one year
sgo were nowhere 10 be seen, aud saw Il ioysI
took IN every lace.
LIVE AGAIN.
We have lived again he solemn, the grand periods
of the lst veaf-liyed AGAIN The meuOlaOie uuic
hen re 5000 from the North marched down 70
&C cur beleagured cGj ital; when tho 9th MasSt-
lion. came ,marybi ng-bayOnets hXeh-lhlo we
senate Chamber; when yOur brave fth, with their
wong blood grandly Vi, echoed their veteran tread
along our avenue, and up through the cOr1dofs o.
tie CaWtol.
THE PAST YEAR.
The las, wear comes ,weepipg before us. There
was an heroic pulsat on ia The North. Inc Young
heart o. the Republic beat igh and her ,ors treTe
aaaTchNg. 1Lcre was blood la BAtimoie-a
funeral procession in Boston. Then Goo came WIN
"a fTsfr for yf.yY ~ a
tee. We were David in strength, but we had the
slacHes IN one hand AID the higher lar uHder ogr
teft. There W re cOnyulfiOns aud Death al DaIi =
Bluh. The sicklv miscarriage OF Munsons I'LL.
There was trembling before the wooden guns Oh
hianaEsas-dlgRlug and alglIipg before lOrktOWn-a
death-throe at Williamsburg God was no; through.
We were stlll lighting with the sword in tue night
aud the shackl IN The left. Oar young army stag
gers pale and exhaa,ted before the spires VI Rich
rnOnd. The breath comes slower, for the bayOnet rs
Iustng while the spade grows bright. There are
graves on the banks Of the Chckahominy.
EPTAPH-D.ed If SpGdes.
Then comes the siX days wresie with Death, and
the pride Of the young Republic IL broken; and the
yonng leUons once full of life the fresh ranks
;bat now gaily pass my window, fatigued aud hag-
gard repose upon the banks OF the james to gain
strength for their hOmeward march.
An that l. eft Of them,
Left Of si1 hundrea!' q,
God grant that the fair hands Of the last 300, 00(
Inny never callous on the handles OF spade! II
were better for them 70 crdsh bhackIes. G0d gram
that we may now rec the whole truth-see libert,
and say 1t, aye emancipation oil tottefing Nationality
demands it.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE WITH TIE PRESIDENT
The conference of the President with the coloret
delegation from the District was had alter mucl
meditation. The speech Of the Presdent is receive,
by the coloTed population kindly--thsDkiuly.
was speech filled with kindness and plain, soun'
sense. Already it has been considered kindly Der
in the churches. The yieH Of the President ID on'
harbiDger Of the future position OF the htera
party OF the country. Emancipation ID sioreX0p