New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-25

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The steamer George Peabody, from llattersf for
New-York, pu, in here this morning, with the loss
OF her siarboard paddIe-wheel by an accident.
From Our Special Correspondent. ,-,.,o,,
1t j. not difficult 70 that, unless the steamers
that almost daily leave for the North, with from
three 10 five hundred sick and wounded soldier, on
board bring as many more back on their return lrs
the Army OF the Potomac must soon be greatly re-
duced To 1.w from other corps IN other heids II
Ike the farmer that continually draws on his banker
to meet deficiencies instead Of plying the soil for IN
creased products Plainly, the steamers should DrnS
back D. many soldiers as they take away. The con-
yale.cents viii furnish a share recruiting ahonld 90
the rest. Il has been suggested that while the SAM
tsry Commission are busy taking of the sicA and
wounded. there should be a corresponding effort 10
runply their places II Indreds leave the army o.
the Potomac daily either discharged or furlougned
aud as sc; | have looked m vain iof those who are
~ All the- places save the re-eniorcemeuis that are
nearly "A. much needed elsewhere. The principle ~
ro5bpg Peter 10 uay Paul is c)nies-edly not good
one Nor wil d. DO 10 rrsot 70 ihree-m0nths NEIL
II ANYTHING has been demonstrated by TN. war
il l. tie uecessity Of having your soldiers Wei
drilled. With all Difference 20 the patriotism ana
excellent purposes OF three months men, have no
hesitation In saving that thc introduction INTO tAc
ARM OF fhe Potomac of ten or {" rnit icgiHeHts ~
them wonld be bui an infusion of IN eemsni o.
y.skno.- Better have no men nj all, than those
Who cannot be denendel on AMI nothing j. better
demonstrated ,hln that fresh regiments VIII NOT
stand fire e-Qeclaly such fire rs tue Army OF the
Potomac will encounter. Recent fatal experience
bear. directly this point. Could the three months
men be ufei % i up other regiments, the twenty
thousand scattered among the hundred thOusand tue
objection would be almost wholly obVnted. In
fact that Is the Only way thu ought 10 be thought
OF 10 send fcsh troops into The held !. Was mis-
take committed months since % stop recruiting
EVERYBODY that and the best ling Govern
nent can DO j. 10 commence recruiting men for the
war with such = bount! as Wal insure the getting
OF them.
Tie English gunboat Jason has for some tine past
been lying IN Elizabeth River, near Norfolk. As
was tie case with the Rinalio the officers, and ap-
perently all Oh board OF Jason are IN complete syn
pathy with DE Ssoe.-ionists Of the city, who are
Warmly received the frequent ylslts, especially
IT,. ladies' tew days since the officers gave
teitanHsn 10 q selet party, when The table was
pr0iusely decorated with Rebel 1ass the sentiments
dfans matched, ant the music was Dixie These
dsmon.tra 'on, % sympathy with the Rebellion on
the ulii o. the Engishman. go cpen ara tehaut afi
az tprsrsnfv studied, have become very offensive.
The frga'e M.nneso,a, the Seminole and other naval
vessels are Wing near and the studied oiense bar
no' esrapei tlr notice 81 Tie OhcerS. IL d.
r,in.,r.i mat the Commodore summoned the
c,nm1rirr o.. tlr JasOa Oh board the Mime
,o'a concerning ihe subject: that au nlesi iew
took place % the iiytc mme haieiy after the
eu.cHd'ruent referred 90 o. certain. ~. officers of
the navy are Gentlemen, AMI know how 10 observe
nil tbr amenities ~. iie and sustain the dignity oi
their STATION amt Of the iag they lght under they
have the spirit 20 recent all insults nom whatever
quarter they NAV pro eel especially ~ the cnart,-
ter mentioned, under existing circumstances AMI in
these waters. ana / am persuaded that these de-
uons' .ations Of active sympathy VITA Rebellion viii
not be- permitted to 20 unf.buked. | 40 not d0ub,
that there az plrut, of Oh. ers IN ouf navy who. II
need be Ike stockton Al Gibraltar. ARE resdy to light
the eniirs ms,s OF ans English ship, or the ship 90
anv other nauJn, 10 1elcni their la from insults.
| sin confident that Flag-Oiicer Golusborough will
not be wanting in proper spin, Or pruteoce.
The MclamOr, returned from City Point, whittier
she wen. wl.h a lag Of truce las; evening, having
on b,afd Miior C5rjy ana Capt. Shilala who some
change but without s1cccss The Rebels refuse 10
make any more speoa. exchange but profess q viii
lmgness 90 elier into an arrangement IOr q general
exchange.
On Wrdae iav last ire vas opened on orr gum
boa. ilola % City Point, which Capt. Gils 0l the
Nsuchusrtts in command OF the squadron, caused
10 be returned with such ygOr as 20 leave little Of
the place ieft Standing Tls J., the place ~ will be-
remembered whore the treachery Of the Rebels m
hrDg q isg Of truce and killing some bait dozen
OF onr sailors and capturing three officers was per
petr.ied. l. vas pretty thorough N.ipug.Ou, ope-
ration
Among the invalid officers who have been re-
luciautly compelled 20 lui. the field, Tor "A season
only. 10 - hoped is Capt. Joseph II. TayiJr, Chief
of Gen. Summers stat, brother 81 tOmms,aiy
TAYLOR Of TN, Department with whom hc De- now
,layng, aud sou oi tOmml.stry Gen. Iayior. iis
disorder Il thai which the campaign has Inflicted On