New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
FORTRESS MONROE, OLD Pr. CoxyoRr, Msy a. 1874.
As might he supposed would be toe case, The
Southern papers are jubant over the success o.
jackson in the Shenandoah Valley. The Peser,bure
Erpyess of the 9th says: Yesterday morning
early the telegraph caused all hearts to rejoice with
the glorious news that Generals jackson and EweI
bad entered Winchester, taking 1900 prisoners and
captured all the enemys vast ordnance aud commits
.ary stores" "Wben jackson was last heard from
he had captured 1000 prisoners, secured small arms,
artillery, ordnance and commissary stores OF great
value and was still in hot pursuit Of the rtrca,Dg
enemy "What Jackson's plans are We have net
been informed. We think il more than probable.
however. that he will drive the fleeing column Of
Banks into tie Potomac, st or near Harpers Ferry,
and then destroy the bridge OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at that point. For miles and miles he
can then ny the railroad track burn bridges and
blow Cd culyeTts. In TIE meantime, az il 10 ia HE
exact route tor the destruction Of the bridges be
may probably encounter Milroy and Schencks forces
at or near homney, serve then 10 the zane way he
has Banks, an1 then the Valley will be clear. Or
be may come on down tn Stafford, and attack Nc
Dowell in bis rear, while Anderson, who at the
head OF army Of Con;eGera,es now confrcnts Nc
Dowell will he prepared 10 strike telling blow q,
the proper tine" a di-patch from Richmond the
Goth says Jackson took prisoners the Let Mary aud
Regiment OF infantry sDd lhe LET Vermont Cavalry
at Front Royal, aid go uore at Winchester, and
that his own loss was 2DJ killed and wounded.
The feeling at Richmond Is represented as one OF
confidence OF in the battle about taking place,
the snccess OF jackson having had an electric nu.
ence on the splrits Of the troops.
The Richm0nd Dispatch OF the 9th has an arti-
Gle on The Struggle the Metropolis" Ii says:
There yet battle aid enemy be Tor
liz h,, e9u I44 es,r,d 10 til, ,bor rosi indnsi5ay II
.r.l a. Sfa. "a.
amy Some ~, .sy from Of he enthwort, he eau
pitch 'le,l int this 1h. doae. thoyeb MAJ, DC
dir, dsse Of IL ssc 1, rather nesrer sn tpe s.en.
ise We how ~ i- OF ~sr AID 20 pot presume e oe'
titled 1t ho~ass that az DO sisek has Gees
made on iie unit II he presumed the enemy 10 pfet
ty well fortified there val any Of hi, pre-s posi-
tou nat eg GcDess nteud - H5 Of course theY h0us
spow. Thsy hiS- ssflss ARE capacity aid e,p.sSs..
Tie country has I,si aud relying them and there
occasionally ,gsins let nope that tie rss .l
prove that there !, good reason for Bot that
thirg the enemy has scl les Of uapspos
alton srd has made The Work River Railroad ron ls
hou.iuy usf 20 him by putting upon IL locomotives ard
train, Of cars. The suIe.i way dsfe, his pisa'
ssci,y"
TIE Dispatch il Jolly over the success OF Jackson
and claims 1900 pr sonen, 10 say nothing Of TIE
killed and wounded.
Relative to The skiruishes of Saturday" in the
n,ishborhood OF Richmond. TIE Dispatch says
- " must confess tid III one N-tantc, iStrt
enemy 0ds outgeBersled us unmistahabiy.' IL then
goes on 10 say:
ssnmess Brslde stationed on tbs Ni1eMp. RosI were
In hon e1pecatn Of lie ru.mys aprearsnce fs,iucay
onirs) aud rcpc heir advance Ia. Lou-ilns
the font bat ~ with proper be sHpp0r
reusius unexplained. Somewhat iudG-ient peThsps w.
pslcs Of tots regiment ordered h ssd hs bridge
ulfed bscvv Garuotp- aIm With ne sci
0f the lin~ Ia support, Wh stacked AsanicigS
thu To- made hi appearance ~ The !ds and ve'y ire
opened much appscu. gtsge bl Gncoa.c1Gs ci
gr.cTy the eneuy saed-ny appeared fsak and wi
great .rpeturt op,uet hrsvy lusA-ry Ire q eat de-
srlcfyersss Precision. Staggered 81 tins ted
sudden Uarruyrc, the 9TH fell tark In good order but V
That gallant AMI nno sl-ut the ath h1uG /.
b-cu roughly treated sizes ~ unexf urd though upJu
al hsni, Il IL University conceded that II f0loaed fur
dgTaceiu SUNRISE The loss from this sff
ev,not less than 50 ~ % tie being under aoIs 10
combat"
T45 Dispatch confesseS to q repulse on tie left The
sane day.
Tie iHoata Conftderacy proposes, and Tie p
ffrsbUre ErDresS indors's hardly, =" that Bcaare-
gIrd, Secretary Randolph, or Jei. DAVIS issue ar
order and nave il th.nlly executed thIt for every
lady ia New Orleans who Is maltrea,ed or insnlted
by the birling thieves under the license VI then
devlish commander, Ten Lincoln prisoners now IL
our hands be put DEATH
AUGUSTA. Ga, May .6-7Ns JACKSON Mssissp-
Ui4n has dispatch from Nicks burg
Capt. Miward, WHO went 70 Shipping Point with
q dag of truce, having on board Col. Hanson m eA
change tor Col COrcor.n; Lieut.. Whl!taker, ami
lieut.-Col. Robinson, 10 be exchanged for Lieut.
lvner and Cart Bowman. retufAed tas morning
with those gentlemen Oh b0ard Gen. hu-eF &c
Glued 10 make the exchange, bit adheres TO ,ae az
rungemoAt Tor exchange inc hostages Tor zoe pr
Saicers.