New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-23
horses and baggage safely board, although tie
!, ind was freah and the sea rough. Col Hawkins

horses and baggage safely on board, although tie
wind was fresh and the sea rough. Col Haw kins
took charge Of the Govern ment property, and bas
seut the wre king-sch johnson to assist the
Onental. Lieut.. EMS sent aIs' Tue schooner Cai +
i,Ie. with heavy auchor-0vera tun-and hawser.
Col II. would send another schooner II he could get
one. Cart Tnzo had hired passing schooner-the
Ocean Wnye-to help him. 4 regret that the
l,ngth of this letter will preclude me FROM
doinR full Justice 70 Col. Hawkins ano Lieut. Elm,
They both did all that could have been DESIRED
Their promptness aud clergy has saved the Govern
nent q large amount Of property ana tneir hinher'
and generous attentions aud sympathies to US 81 WI
never be forgotten. hope they may both GET tbs
promotion their talents and soidierly QUALITIES .,
richly d,serve. Col. IL. sent larse hunrDvi "
"conr,bauds" TO sseist Capt Tuzo In unloading thf
CARO- Mrs Tnzo, Mrs. Frost, and Sarah Tue eoto,se
Iewurdes.. each merit the greatfu thar Ks OF Tue
for looking after their creature comforts
ic;th e9,nest solcitude They viii all remain WIN
Cant. Tuzo. | have no, time, nor nave You wy
room 10 give the history Of our trip down tue cVTuu
In ,ha Iilet and our return to tbs pace. ibY
week has been crowded with iDcidents hnd
varied experiences which Will make "unu
capo in our calendars, and marx suai,
sn0eh in our lives We lhave been on Doa'o
of twelve steamers, in making our passage
home. Te started for Newbern 10 see il ocn'
Burnside could give Gen. SlXion transportation W
Port ROYAL as he very anxious to get 70 ths scene
Of bis lsboys but we met the steamer John faroh,
and came on her to Fort Monroe, thinsihg ~ nov
prudert to risk the chance. We have hung last 70
The Port Royal mails and brought them oach 70
New-York aa the quickest way Of reaching .heir
Je,tination. Col HaW kins will send all private
psckagee aud all Of Adams & Cos Express gooos
to New. York, 10y the fret vessel, with ma,lees
10 CoI ID. ID, Tompkins, a. q. NJ. General, NO
Stale ,reet Mr.. Saxton and bis stall intend lesv'
inr for Port Royal in tue first steamer probaoy
Tie Arlaui Their liberiliiy 10 Ca: tain Etherldge
was iu marked contrast TO tie Dle;lnDess oi otherS
who had equal abilities to pay had they been ar
The exrct position Of the steamer Orsh'ai n's Deei
feloyrnubed YOU. ] think she has pounded upon
tWn anchors of the Spanish steamer Hilmero, when
she dragged over that wreck, and that tney pave
knoclrd n hole in her bottom-but the Orieutai il
An unusually strong thip, built IN hve compare
mcuts. with four full and strong separate DuIShea.s'
Sb, does not leak much and II the weather Do!us
good, and shs has tug TO help per- enc may, p"s-
sbly get off Bat il IL CONES On 70 olo" from 'ne
eastward, she is a g09e suip and viii be coilned
on ,l,nt beach 4 thiDk, candidly, the chances are
Ten 10 one agsins. her. There must be aetronE east
erly currept acting in there, ard II she ever gers
wed round bruadside 10 the beach. then good bye
,o the beautiful Oriental. The hbors Of Capt.
Tuzo have been herculean and his skill IN preserv
lug the ship and cargo very great Bo'h ne anu MS
steamer deserve better Rate II
At Fortiess Monroe We were cour'eonsly received
by Gen. Wool aud John Tucker, Assistant Seer iary
Of State who went with 10 TO Norfolk, where we
had IA chat with Gen. Niele, saw the vandalism Ia
tbe Navy Yard, tie remains OF the CuulDeIland
Corcres. and Merimac but We didn't see any Of
tnat Union feeling read about On the contrary
say ecornfu beauty take no htr dress as we
passed for tear he touch OF mon oheer gar
ments would contaunate her. She Haunted d. hsntiy
email Confederate flag ar breastpin. Inc nor
f,Lk Dag- Book of thai day had an iniiaInmasory
leader.