New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
J. J. PALMER
Various WAR Items.

Various War Items.
CARLILE.-We have just been soown . letter
from prominent citizen and principal banker in
Western Virginia to freud in this city, from which
we permitted TO make the following extract:
"Our Senator ]. s. CaIlie. cannot bs frosted he .
scoundrs md has betrayed In Western Virginia to
add everything e.ei bn, Senate Wiley ia true
aud shiu.,snds square up to the mark In everything"
Tnr WAR AND NsGRoEs.-1he M5mphu Snli,hn
has an article upon the made Of negroes in the
war, in which it declares that more negroes have
been stolen from Union men in Tennessee by Rebels
10 be put at work on their fortiicaions than have
been liberated by tie Uaiou forces throughout all
The States combined aud thst too. with scarcely 4
protect from the robbed Union men. In view Of this
fact alone, The Bplicn urges that the Union men OF
tennessee now come forward ind contribute freely
of their negro labor TO fortfy Memphis. IL ssss
" hat will the negroes Of Union men he worth TO
hen r Memphis tails again into Rebel hands Not
only will tey he stolen, il Gays, but the owners
sand smart chance Of being hung.
"A MoTHER ~ IsRIrL," Con BLISS HsR.-
A letter from Mrs Sally BdiIe. in Tho Ciereiand
Herald of TIE 3lst Of July. ss,s IN giving AN ac-
count of donations to the SOLDIERS Aid Society
that hrs. Thaddeus Bradley " Johnston, 1ruribul
County, OHIO. has given at one time 80 pals q
woolen -ocks al another ITO pairs, at another lO5,
aud at orr last sess ou he brought in 1U pairs;
TO AL 500 pairs Her husband ia nn extensive dealer
ia wool. aud the old LAZY appropns'ss accord
iRiy. She has at pressu ten oies engaged in knit-
hog socks. She has .ors, pephews and u grnud
sons IN the 9TH Regiment OHIO Vols, aud 'oun-
ieered go 20 the hospi'al "a nurse, bu' on accuni
OF her aye an wss reissed by Gov. Tod. When
refused lbs imn.edately rcnI tbe Governor sl5Jj 20
apps tow ri relieving tie gatherings o. oar noble
vou,hs who lave gone iortu CALAMITY 10 battl,
Tor the nsht.'
A VtmTABtE OccURREScT.-Amongo other per-
WHO have reap-d large BENEFITS from The pre- cut
war IL All extensive wholesale dealer IN ssddisry
hardware In his city. He has not gwen n
raw bee toward me bounty fund thus tar made up
almost wholly from citizens who have realized fron
the war nothing but disaster.
On saturday the gentleman owning the store in
with his hardu sre loaier does busiress called
upon hia Oh matter Of money. A. he sAs leaving
&c sid:
al haven't seen yosr name Sir, among the sub
.erhersiote Bounty Fund"
Wei. no, l haven't subscribed yet" was the M
different rel Y.
..Bnt Won ave made two hundred Thousand dol
lars out OF ihs war. Surely you intend To give
solusiApg toward resorins the peace Of the ooun-
uy =
Iii. friend again asked:
"Ars Won not going TO add your name 10 the List
Of snbsci ihefsP'
al mink po,. shall give it in quiet way to the
iamiiis. OF abeent vonrieefs.
"Bnt they don't need it, Sir. The city has pro-
yided Tor them"
oven, | don't intend TO give anything now 70
the war fand. hey have enough elr. ady.'
Very well. Sir" said the landlord, looking the
man lair IN The eyes. "lf you remain 10 the rame
n
determination yen and are at onis, anl want 40
such tenant as YOU are for my stors. lou can bald
one Tor sourreli out Of the money you hsye nsde'
and n n,oessary sill give il at bali cent 10 come
u.an who ha- soul to feel for his country
WHY don YOU give TO tho cause T. asked the
bar1 wrreman. - / nven't seen your nsme DOM
al ,ufe up wbat You are worth, ,aid the lsnd-
lord aud gave accordingly, aud lilgise Just twice
a. much ar you TO-
The landlord took bic leave. Wba, the result
will be We shall watch with come little inleree'.
tihhiCepnia Ar efictn
REcnuIrfsG THE WRoSG Mas ron THr L. ). a.
IA Dete,tivs CoaIlie, iu the course oi HE duty,
yi,ited housc in la,auoriiere street IL scar 81
robl,er @ found a mau by tie name oi ALEXIS Ia
marche tnsuith from New-lofk, busily enNHta
il, III. eudst ar 10 eulist Two into tns Unued
>tdcs Army lie drew H.Br aud listened TO the per-
,ua.iye arvuneuts of the emp, VITO portrayed ih-
meure sums IA private as wei az pnbl' bounlles 10
which ia. recruit will he entitled, together WITH the
quarter s.cion OF laud ltO acres, alo bestowed oy
Government L Alt'n s,ldtori 'he
ing three Yeas required The detective arFerfed ID
be dr,lv iuteretted. which tie recfc'iiug sergeant
observed AID reloiced al. lie Turned TO mo oHolu
and said IA the most p-fsu,-i'e Nnt ma q 'n~ 70
would make good sergeant. N1u'dn nc
er.li.t OF course he would. lie would get WV
/ an crossing the frontier IN the mean time the re-
cruiing "a cut would advance hni Che 'ecruit Tvs
A. he out bis hand INTO hi pocket and pulled ou'
canvas bag containing some money, the detective
.sid hs Was his prisoner. lie raw me sail al oh'5
I a RI .d IA a. A,
nature Of the nation would admit. lie was taken
10 lie siauon-hOute and committed Tor eAagiin.lion.
He said Inst ten or twelve associates in the business
"'' lMonteaI Transcript.
How Two YoU.G Srcrsn LADIES WIRE SERVED
~ puItpPI.-sono time since the f.g belonging
/ ia Cornnany X Of the 9th Virginia Regiment tsta-
toned M this pllce was torn III sevsrl places oy
two girls oil tile Secesh PERSUASION. ne nAIes are
/ Mrs Heen Capio and miss Anne McCiiskcy. hs
soon "a IL was found out that teee were gniity OF
this ,bcminabls piece OF vandalism, they Were ar
rerted immediately and placed under guard by Capt.
Reese and were not permitted 10 ENJOY lueir hnerY
until they were willing 10 take the ol'h oi IieBi'
nue. To the United States Government ana the TO
stored Government Of Virginia, give bonds IN the
ann ~ 1900 each for their good behavior IN future,
rera r the flag they injured. and present u 70 'ne
COMPANY AS il was, with suitable apology ior t'.
rude conduct. All tins was stnctiy tnio'Jteu ~ -!
Cn,t. Ree.e; aud the ladies' after repairing 'iIo ing
| as il WAS ia the presence OF The coihPany pr
s.,,ted il 10 them. and At the time mide ah "
ceplable apology. Tho majority OF the peorcs n o.
Ph.lhpri aud vicinity heartily concur IN 1al'
Reeses plan aud think that our flag viii hers,'e, g,
le respected VI this place, even by It's eneIies VI ~
leas Us long Capt. Recses men RENAL. MI
| lCor Of The wheeins tVs) lnteilise'"o"
ApIus ANSWER TO A SrRAsoE QuEsrDs;-
Gen. Mcclellan having autographed TO hun mi ms
sick soldiers wanted milk, that oecesronlsIS
let him have any. and the Union men claaYea ,1;sd.
tionate prices, The Commanding dsnesai 'eSA'u'