New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

waiting for good chance 10 run tho blockade The
o,Iv sbadow of evidence OF British neutrality was
the seizure, by IL. Il. NJ. ship Staghound of the
steamer Oyieto built for a man Of war and when
seized. under the command Of Capt. Semmes of the
Sumter.
An immense war meeting was held in New
Haven last night. Tie gallant Commodore Foo'e
presided. Senator Dixon, Gov. buckingham the
Rev. DR.. Bacon, ard other prominent men made
speeches. If any body Of the Wood-Brooks stripe
hopes that Hew-Engand is going to lag in this wal.
lie is doomed to a sudden and complete dSapPoin'-
ment.
Our letters from Fort Pulaski, to June Both,
repTesent all quiet. Much has been done and IS to
be done to repair the fort. Gen Saxton, new null
tary Governor, bad arrived. and fixed his quarters
at Beaufort. The weather was very hot There Is
no prospect of any further war movements IN thl'
department at present.
The cowardly Yankees" az our Southern
brethren delight t. call the men Of New-Engand,
seem 10 have Iuy settled the point Of bravery The
lst Massachusetts, regiment comes out Of Battle
Week with only l75 effective men, ED other reg''
meuts have suffered in even greater proportion.
Richmond papers complain that Rebel soldiers
taken by our troops il the Peninsula-severai Geoi
cans, at is said wee found hung, and many
bodies muulated OF course, this % all iese' OH II
ID part of the system for irirg the Southern
heart
Dispatches from the United States steamer
B ooxlyn, of vcksburg, June %, are at the Navy
Department. The Captain of the Brooklyn reports
his recent operations to Com. Farragut. synopsis
of bis account is printed in another part OF this
sheet.
Il Little Rock AK Rebel paper says that Gen.
Curtis has crossed the Black River, and is moving
toward the Mississippi If So Hndman, the Rebel
General. will hardly catch him. Hindmar urges all
Arkansas to 20 into guerrilla business.
There was slight panic near Front Royal the
other day in consequence of the reported attack by
the Rebels upon one Of our wagon trains. The
Rebels escaped to the mountains, however, and 50
nothing came of it,
Senator Dixon of Conn, has arrived in Hart
ford. lie came at the special and urgent request
of the President, aud Secretaries Seward aud Stan
ton, and IS authorized by the latter to raise regi-
men.
-inuland responus promptly u tue 'ni' io' i"Vi'
troops. Gov. Morton has issued his call for eleven
regiments and six batteries, and the people are
Fastening to the fulfllment with cheerful alacrity.
The Ierpatetie Government of Arkansas has
now gone to Hot Springs. When last before heard
from. it was on a flatboat, being padded up the
river toward Fort Smith.
We understand that large numbers Of men are
daily reporting themselves at the Park Hospital a.
ready for service having recovered from the dSas-
ters of the camp and the field.
Massachusetts 10 to raise II, 900 men, under the
new call The machinery is in motion, and the men
Will, doubtless, be forthcoming forthwith.
Col Candy has sent to Denver for all the force
that can be spared, to 90 at once to New-Mexico to
dive out the Rebels and probably march into Texas.
The runor that Lieut.. Brownell, the avenger Of
Ellsworth, was killed s not tue. lis regiment and
company suffered severely.
Gen. McDowells Corps has moved to Warren
ton which place they now hold.