New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

foy1Iu was rndoubte1. During the Administration
of Mr.. L lchanan he Wac made United States Dis
trict-Attorney for the Territory OF Nebraska. He
succeeded CoI Richardson of Illinois Governor Of
thai Territory. lie was Delegate 20 the Charles
ron Convention, and while there was strong Pro-
Slavery advocate. few years since, as Demo-
cratic candidate fox Governor Of Pennsylvania be
came within one vote Of beating Wa. +. Packer,
who WAS subse1 elected TO the office, ana VINO
viii be remembered by tho South a. the man who
suyreudered TO Justice John b. Cook, one OF John
Brown 5 men. As wa have said, Black surrendered
his 10 uforij1.ly on the 9th OF june while acting
a. an advance Of an odious dynasty. His Leuteil-
mt Co,onel was wounded in the zane engagement,
and If no sens home, is now in Richmond prisoner
Of Wag.
FOREIGN AID.
4 gentleman who rode over the battlefield near
Gem. kagrlde. headquarters, Oh the 18Th OF July,
inforrna "a that be counted in tho field, PRIOR 10
reaching the wo)do gN dead Yankees, ana there
was bu. ons Of he number that was not born IN
Elr1ne. The only native Yankee was Col. WOOD
bury, Of Michigan regiment who ie shos .Lrous ~
the head. An attempt had been made to carry on
III. body, but the pursuit on our part becoming 700
hot. the cnflodisns Of the body dropped 1t and ned
Woodbury. was q lawyer, and man Of considerable
note in bis section prior to the war.
GEN. LOWELL.
Maior-Gen Mansfield Lowell Of the Confederate
States Army. has arrived in Richmond. IL 10 IN
derstood hat he asks Conrt of Inquiry in regard
10 the evacuation Of New-Orleans, he having been
in command there at ire time of the occurrence.
Fyor, The Riehnoad Enquirer, Js!yD
AN APPEAL FOR RENEWED EAERTIOSs.
Already the spirit of the victories OF the Chic.s-
bominv has inspired our soldiers with the deaire
and pnrpose to emulate the Eastern triumpbs. Van
Dorm, from Vicksb1rg and Col. Forrest, from MUIR
freesbo-o', eend back the cheering notes Of future
succe.s Let us in Virginia double our exerfions 10
aid in every possible way tho tfor's OF our vlcto-
.L.ta.~ x,to af pt.tl
nav select Hasten back The convalesc n's; send
The strsgglers away from the neghborhoods; cut
their acquaintance; make homo too cold Tor Their
comfort: have them arrested; every man is needed,
and Immediately needed to reap the glorious frn;s
Of our great success. The army 10 anxious 10 ad-
vance and will advance soon; and di-grace VIII De
the portion OF every man mol IN DIS place "nen INC
command " Forward is given.
To assault Mcclellan in his present position, or TO
invade Maryla Or 20 advance against washington
direct, o. Whatever other Campaign the future may
develop. we know our army rested and recruited IN
numbers and spirits, will be ready TO follow their
General wherever no may lead.
vigorous prosecution of our present successes we
know 10 be the design and purpose OF our authorities
and The Ignorance tina, exlsts III the public mind ss
20 where the campaign VIII point, we consider ono
Of the bes. indications Of future success.
Let all be ready "to keep time to the music that
beats for or mex. campaign.
THE GALLANT "ZARyONA."
The bold ind dsshing Colonel Thomas, OF ~.
Nicholas no,oiiety, should not be overlooked, when
the regular exchange OF prisoners taxes place. me
enemy refuse 20 acknowledge him as prisoner Of
war no, w,hs. andiDg the fact that he had bis con-
mission upon his person the time Of his arrest lie.
.ome me cures b. adopted by which our enemies may
be forced 20 recognize the gallant colonel as pris-
oner ~ war, and be regularly exchanged for
Union officer Of like rank.
CLOTHING MADE IN COLUMBUS.
Some idea of the amount of clorhlDg manufactured
TO. the Confederate army III this cry may be derived
e IN tte iact mat n out 40 boxes, averaging we
suppose three fee, square, aod estl mated 10 make IL
10 IA ear loads, have been packed here within lew
dnys pas, for portion Of General Braggs army.
All This clothing was made ny IN Columbus and its
vicinity, and very large portion of the material
wac manufactured here
ACCIDENT.
Tire. cars IF wounded soldiers Of the passenger
t-ain Of he Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
we're thrown down III embinSment fifteen feei bigh
on Thursday eve ng 4 captain lad one OF bis
arms broken N two places, aud many were severely
bruised.
NOT ALLOWED TO PASS.
We are informed hat Lord ST. Maur, son OF the
Duke Of Somerset, who left this city on the 10th
UNDER Tag OF truce for NcClellans headquarters,
wqs not allowed to proceed Oh his homesard jour
new but was Sent back ~ this city and his baggage
detained By The Yankees.
HANDSOME CONTRIBUTION.
The exiupton cadets subscribed and sent to this
CITY. by Gen. VIM. II. Richardson the bandsome
SUI, of $40 20, for the benefit OF the SICK and
wounded soldiers in oar midst.
NOT DEAD.
The Charleston Mercury eontridicts the report
of the death OF Nre. Beauregard, wife OF our dis
tngushei General. The country will rejoice TO
heaT that i, ~ untrue.
GEN. HUGER.
We and that NJ ior-tien. Huger has been
relieved OF his command, and appointed General Of
Ordnance. His successor, IL is reported, Is Gen. B.
:. Anderson.
STAMPEDE OF NEGROES.
Six negroes ran away from the works of the james
River and Kanawha Canal Company on Daniels
Island Sunday night.
A NOBLE WOMAN.
A gentleman Just from Nashville reports that The
wife OF The Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, of ArTsgeddon
fame advised him 70 rot in pIi.on rath than take
the oath of allegiance at Andy Johnsons command
and said that if ne 10 take the oath, size would
ever 1--we with him again.
GIN. ,iAGRUDER IN COLUMBIA.
The CJl'!m5il Guardian OF Tuesday Gays: MAJ
Gen. Nagrlder and staff arrived in tits city yester-
day and TOOK lodgings al the Congaree House. In
response 20 the call o: large number OF our CHI
zsns aud % the compliment of music by the For;
Sum.er band Gen. Magruder expressed his gatiiica-
,lon and thanks IN few soldery words. lie said
that Gen. Mcclellan had been completely defeated,
aud that he change ot bis base of operations from
The Chi kahOminy 80 the james was the rtt OF ne
cessity, aud no: strategy. Gen. Magrud'r looks the
dashng leader that we know him TO be. We ARE IN |
form ed that be j. his way 10 East tennessee, bis
being needed there ~ the present uncture
of afairs
FAITHFUL SERVANTS.
Prof. r. :. Homes Of the South Carolina Nitre /
Bareau, in acknowledging offerings of lead, says:
From an sgsd mother" Of NevbeIry who lost her brave
so1sr born-in the saan, chaIy- Of the 9th OF June
wa ss.ived psrSsse OF bullets they belonged her boy
aud mad been by his band before leaving for
the army eighteen go In thi, package parcel
Lead m se.d by zone oi hi. faithful who
we are told idoiiz.d HIM" OF their they !