New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

incidents; also partial lit of killed and wounded.
On the first page we give the latest news by tee-
graph and BY our special correspondence. jackson
lid aot stop at the Rapdsn, but pushed Southwark
a. bis best speed, followed closely by
Gen. BufoEds cavalry and artillery. In con-
sequence Of high water the pursuit was
retarded, and none of the Rebels were
caught. Gen. Popes whole army is now adyanc-
ing, and the regular plan Of tle campaign goes on.
His force is much greater than Of the time OF the
battle. Rebel authority puts the killed aud wounded
at 1000. There is a story that jackson himself had
gone 70 Richmond. Our dead and wounded officers
were harsbly trested and plundered on the field by
che Rebels. A Rebel prisoner states that Jack
sons force was so GO, and that he left Richmond on
the 18th of July. On the 2lst of July Jack
sons division commenced this same march, but
on arriving six miles this side of Gordonville, for
some reason the whole command changed their line
of march toward Richmond again. lie Gays when
he left Richmond the sick and wounded we're being
removed to Danve aDd Lynchburg. large nun
Der of the Union WOUNDED soldiers at Cedar Noun
tsn battle have arrived at Washington.
A war meeting, leld in Hobohen last evening,
was addressed by Charles Winfield. Esq, Gen.
SickIes Gen. Wabrdge, Judge Whiting, Lieut..
Col. Farnum and III. +. Perkins, esq. Judge
Whiting spoke in strong with reference to our
Government having given NJ Rebel Generals, while
Corcoran and others are still lauguishing in the to-
bacco warehouses Of Southern cities. i.eut.-Col.
Farnum, in the midst of great excitement in the as
semby, charged tie Judge with having INDUCED in
remarks the tenor of which was 10 discourage re-
cruitinc. and he should therefore consider 1t bis
duty to arrest him. a report will be found else
where.
We pr;pt tbs morning the correspondence he.
tween our Government and the Richmoni, concerning
the conduct Of the war, arrest of Rebels the execu
ton Of Munlforo, tie aiming OF slaves, eLd the
threateued retaliation by tue traitors. Tue United
States Government will prosecute the war according
t. the laws aud usagcs Of civilized nations regard
less Of threats from whatever If tie Rebels
undertake what they call retaliation they must take
the consequences.
We have from BIemrhis repetition Of the story
of Breckinrdges capture If Baton Rouge, with the
addition that Van Dorns forces are to cooperate
with Breckinrilge IN an immediate attack on New
Orleans. 1t is also reported that the Rebels have
completed the alteration Of the steamer Star OF the
West aud she il now an iron. clad, with - guns,
and is a, Vcksburg, with another small ron-elad tug
"A yiper's nest was found at Rockville, Nd, oil
the 18th, by a lsry OF New-YoIk cavalry. Onc
Rebel Was arrested and sent to the Old Capito
Prison. Ia the house Of another Rebel large mum.
Der Of rifles found, aud evidence was obtained
that Rebel recruiting officers Lad been al work
there.
In, ,ba IL n4 vas,or1o, 10 :.
nance approprating 1000 600 for the Hsrbor
Deienses of this city adopted by vote of TO 3.
Tue report OF tue Committee on National Aiiars in
regard to aPproprating $4,000 to each militia regi
ment that will Organize for the war, was also
adopted.
All eyes will be watching now for news from
Gen. McCellans army. The mysterious move
nsents lately limited 1T are in progress; the Grand
Array of the Potomac on the march for-sorue-
where. For 80 much rs may be told of its progress
the resder if referred 70 Fortress Monroe Core
sPondence OH the iirsi and third pages.
There was Il very lsrsely-attended war meeting
y. Wheeling, Va. on tuesday night. Resolutions
.Stre adopted in f4yo Of tie Presidents policy and
ing upon Senator Garlic to resign aud 90 over to
he RI bells, where lie belongs.
-Gov. \, rd,ew q M&sgsehuse,s insiructs tie City
end Town As.esso. iiroughout that State 10 include
colcred ss well ar ai,,e citizens, in tie ola of per-
cons subject TO draft.
Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania ieccmmsnds'that
Assessors and Collectors under the tax law be a.
pointed from returned volunteers who have been
disabled by wounds OF 'iekiefs.
On the third page Of this mornings issue, we
prm, further extracts from Rebel newspapers ~ late
as Saturday lsft. They seem to fully confirm the
aews Of the loss Of the ram Arkansas.
We print on tie second page several hundred
Of siek wcra'cd soldiers brought 70 Pbia-
ds,'tiN,
They tsy in Louisville that 500 Of Guerrilla
norsel's men crossoc Cumberland River, in Monroe
County, on Monday.
-Poindexers guerriss. on Grand River, Mo-,
were whipped on Monday night, about dozen hav-
Ing been killed, aud 90 wounded