New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
Renham % Hi.on Head. and his arreat by tbe order

Benharn 70 Hilton Head, and his arrest by the order
of Ger. Hunter. Also, that other opinion is e
pre seed here bnt the one that both Gen. Wright aud
Gen Stevens acted simply in obedience TO orders,
sganst their better judgment and even remon-
slriEces.
Enough Of Q PAINFUL subject. We descend from
our tree and, reclining ben ah another, discuss the
relative position Of TIE adverse iOrcos hearii also
iron Capt. Li:teil how a desertcr from the heut
ranks came ID Just before the break Of day this
morning. emerging from the woods In IA her =
drencbed condition, and nailoiDg " aokees annoy
CORPORAL Murray, 20 whom be surrendered blmsef,
il called aud tells rs TIE particulars. Jaw The se-
serer subsequently at the guaid-hOuse, by FAVOR OF
tie Provost. Marsha and combine he statements.
/ He w8s q etrong-featnfed, muscular irshman,
about thirty. alfred in a heavy, dark-5ide WOoeu
/ shirt md dirk troYsers-tte cosInme OF marine
IL gave ha name as Frank Griiin, recently OF the
9Th GeOrgia Regiment saying tnat De nae oeeI ID
this country a'olt eight years, auc once bNed m
/ BROOKLYN, Ncw-Y0's. He bad enlisted originally
Savannah. in the {. ). marine service, dc erej, re-
enlisted an infantry regiment, aud arrived with It
~ Jsmes lslaud mouth ago; two Of The comparie
being istt Ia Georgia. lie reckODeG only $50 ~ u
aule fighting weu IN the regiment at preeent, Of
whom 80 are Iishmen. Their Colonel named Vii
Iiams is not the brother of he Captain whose grave
we had visited, AS reported III The Herald be may
have been bis relation.
The Georgia troops are greatly dissatisfied with
their present pOsiti0u-cOwpalnlr that the Sunth
CaIoiniaus leave q EN-, comparatively uncared for
10 tic defense OF the sea i,liuds, wii they remain
ma aud about the city. Tue "criCkrs,' IS M
Informant termed lbGa, have only been persuaded 10
remain by perpetual promises OF speedy return. Tue
5lst Georgia Is there, aud, OF least one LonIsitna
re-imeut and cOnsderab artillery. There are
eleven or twelve regiments, ~ al roughly sinaied
/ at 5000 men. They have been Oh baf-.au0ns, but
are fed with beef and pora. getting, however very
little coffee The pay, emit ely in Confederate scrip
or notes. is Sli d mouth with $40 bounty. Stventy-
lA-tfN Ia a.
deserlion; if he Ind waited day he might have got
the morey but beng picket du'y be did not like
80 miss the opportunity Of escaping. Thee were
others Of hs regiment determined 10 follow his eN-
ampe--Lbey had discussed the matter Only yestcr-
+ d.v.
In The action Of the 10Th the Rebels became very
short Of ammunition. Iladit iuued much longer,
they must nave su,cumbed, and lett u comparatively
/ ,,e.r rocd to Charleston. Their loss IN killed aud
wounded lie r9lef no HIGHER thgn %, q mnch lower
.oimate than that of a fugitive negro who recently
came Within our hues. lie plioeiii AZ $40, adding hat
a lnr-e bulldipg 20 SeCersionvle WAS filled with The
WOUNDED, VINO We're presently removed 10 Charles
/ ION. Without auachiUg too much imporaire to
either statement, u my be- remarked thai colortd
servnnf a. familiar rs ii h0n-c.dos about e officers
quarters, would have better iOltuuiJie. VI Judging
/ lbau a private soldier, necessarily confined 10 hl'
regiment. Still. ail news otainab'e from deseters.
white or black, IS Of dubious character; toth tel.
what they think We desire to hear the soldiers are
/ lguOr0ut, and tic Ne rots cNa -crh I've.
Griffin also stated That y K utls Oh the Island are
commanded by Major-Gcn. Evans (oi Balls llul
ceeoiiy and Bngadel-Cen. Smith. They lni-ud
60 make as hard light az possible before tLey let u
ave Charleston, but IRE aprrehensiye Of our gun
boas destroying The bridge connecting The Inland
with the main laud ana eating Of tier retreat.
/ They expect that Brauregard will come 10 TIE
" Cradle Of Rebellion and take command there.
! Griffin was a. Hilton Head, on Que OF the vessels
/ Of Tatnalls Mosquito feet during he 'omburdmen'
Dy our tIoops. he RESUME his sailor clothing Ire
yious TO hs deserliou, aud left bis musket behind
/ Lin m order 10 effect il the more -uFely.
/ Nothing Of moment occurred during DOR return tC
camp. ! SIN finishing pleasant day by recording j.
adventures and impressions. Do nCt expect the ial
Of Charleston too speedily.