New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23
rsoyl. that bs would b back again. and sure enough

p00po sbat DO W0uld % Oeek h8uu, huu suo 0n"u6u
be did come on the ID of June. Upon leaving SEC.
and time be made speech TO the citizens from ~
porch Of tho hotel where am now writing, feItns
them that he R0uid come t. e,r deiiUeTanee ~ 1tss
than thirty days. Our officers and men know big
ability and his miiary superiority is acknowledges
by ell who know hini-the people here and through
ont the valley bsye every confidence in him. and ~
The time which he appointed draws to closs then
faces assume q brighter ard more cheerful LOOK.
Tonight set in DARK Ind gloomy, and our forces
about the country, though tired with their iabors OF
the day, are keeping strict vigil in view of an a.
tack, which may be made at any moment. 10 use .
slangular expire ,sion, Things is chez uered."
THURSDAY, June ~, 1862.
The morning opened bright and beautiful, and the
day bids fair to DO pleasant one; bat whether u
will turn out quiet one, cannot predict. Troops
are moving ntber and ihi' her, and every prepare
ton is being made resist any attack that may DO
designed by the Confed rates. court martial cone
vened here by the commanding General 70 investi-
gate certa matters pertaining TO the action Of ire
citizens curing tho recent retreat Of Gen. Banks, IN
firing upon onr soldiers from the windows, and IN
stealing Government property, adjourned tnis morn
Ing in Il very summary mapner-the officers CONF
posing the court Oeiug ordered to their respective
commands. The report that jackson has been
heavily re-enorCed is credited on oil sides but OF
his precise whereabouG no one seems TO know and
/ really believe thai our Generals have lost track %
m entirely.
Fremont awaits him, so am informed, AZ Strss-
burg, to which point he Tell back this morning rom
Mount jackson. Shields looks for him o, trons
Royal Sigel between here aud MiddletowD, ana
Bsi ks a., this place. bur the willy Rebel General
NAV give them all the go-Ly, and by some eircnit-
Gus route flank these four Generals. II il possible
that Jackson with his vastly superior army may
attack and succeed in Ing Shields before re.
enforcen- nts mp, which case il wall be mn
possible to stay the pauic that will follow, and
onotLer sked iGdle through the valley Will DC the
result.
Gen. Banks lett here for Washington on Monday
for the purpose, az Is supposed, OF entealmg me
Government 10 send more men to this place. he
has written and written, and sent dispatches nnu-
merabe mt failing TO obtain any satisfaction get
on hirnself TO make personal application for re-
endorsements. lie is expected here tonight. Gen
Blenser with HE staff arrived here to-day en- route
for Washington the General all informed, having
been relieved OF his conDsud, which IL completely
demoralized. Under the able management and COL
trolling influence Of Gen. Carl Schurz, the men may
be brought back to "a OF proprety and deeency.
Blcnker is medium-sized, restless o,crbearng sore
OF man, extremely rude and bois,efous. HlmselI
and staff stopped here "a night and every time they
moved about the hotel the ciaDk, clank, ciaDk OF
their swords the fo0r OF over the s'2Irw0ye dis-
,urbed tine rest of The guests.
The brief space allotted ne would not allow any,
thing like recital OF the barbarities and bltcheriea
of Blenker's men, aud even sho Id / recount half
dozen or 70 they would scarcely be credited Whllo
on marches everybody and everything Suffered;
tongues were cut cut Of cattle, and the poor animals
LEFT to suffer, and perhaps die; as many as fifteen
o. eep and lambs sOIetime stolen IL day, and
laugntered; articles Of value whatever 10 the
soldiers were carried OFF and destroyed, dc. From
the highest officer ia command 10 the lower. he
Generalization complete. Matters finally are
rived such pass that officers in the division ten
dered their resgnaIops H. order to escape the oium
which the conduct OF Blenkers men threw npon
them. Gen. Fremont eventually ordered an inyestI.
CATION ard IL is said, but with what ruth DO not
know thai during the examination OF some men
Blenker became very insolsut, upon which Fremont
toos of bis tBenk,rs shoulder straps and broke -
two his SWORD. After his ar,luous whisky campaign
Gen. Bieuker will probably be allowed II long rest.
There il coLsid' rate Jayhawking being dono
throughout tire country, AID guerrilla parties arc
fyng about in uli dlrectlons. Early this morning,
suffers train Was attacked near komney, and one OF
the teams stolen by tue guerrllas. As soon as in
formation OF the affair reached here Gen. haten sens
OF 400 cavalry, win oireci.ns 10 seize upon all
teams they could lind, until they made good The lore.
Lei tue country people, VINO sometimes Join with
aud always har1or tAess agllss banus OF soldiory,
he forced 10 make reparI0l Tor Losses inc lfred In
the above maoBer, anG reiieye that before 6 week
expires instead OF shelte'ing the gueryias they VIII
speedily repair 10 our ises ard give information Of
their " hereabouts and plic.s If rendezvous.
All i5 quiet l clOee tbis letter toni gDt, ont
trouble may bs looked iVr in day or two. DIR.