New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
gix Miles from Richmcnd-k Drnd Rebel
A Flag of Truce from Bichmond-A
Cavalry observation-disclosures
Creen-Conditions OF New Enlistment.

Cavalry -Comu'iSsary
Green-Conditions OF New Enlistment.
Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.
BEYOND SEVEN PIsks. May 2s, 1854
The incidents Of the day on the left! TAKEN III
their order-a soldier emerging from his unprotected
.leep upon the rain-beaten earth into rheumatic
spasns. Unable TO rise, in the extreme of agony,
and toon speeches, he presented TO me the frs
case of the kind ever saw. His treatment BY
Brigade-Sur2eon Haven, one Of the most sccon-
plshed and intellectually able men III the service,
was prompt and successful.
There is an enemy" said the Surgeon, " tha!
ever hovers over this army-that pursues IT with u
vigilance and relentlessncss that Roman nor Carth'-
genian never knew-thst sleeps not nor lotes time
in taking food, nor delays with transportaion-an
enemy that p;ecedes our advance, laps our TANKS,
and cngs close to rear-an enemy that can never
be repuised and can never lie suhdued. This enemy
il the violated laws Of health That soldier has
been stricken down by il. He case Is rheumatism
Nature called on him for instant settlement for his
outrage upon her. But with most Of the men III the
army, she will opon Glow account. Ii VIII take 81
least ten wears for us begin 10 find out the cost o
this war. a crop of iphammatory disease sowed
last night will ripen during the next decade ana DC
harvested by doctor, nurse and grave-dgger IN the
most frightfuly wasteful manner. Sir, we DO NJ
begin TO know what this rebellion has cost us. Nor
do we begin 10 appreciate the value Of that military
quality which cares anxiously for the health Of
trOoIe."
Great guns booming of TO our right "Franklin
is at work" "No; IL is Porter 81 hope those
guns are Arrest" al hope the blunder st West
Point will no, be repeated, and that the enemy Ia
Overwhelming force will not be permitted TO take
their pick Of prisoners out Of unsupported regi-
mepts" Don't trouble yourself, youthful hen'en-
ant The telegraph cures all errors
A ride to the front-past rIie pits ana eat'etles-
wonderful work done in wonderfully brief time
pas, woods that fell under the az as we looked,
and were suddenly gone-wsy TO the ricsets OF the
brave New-York One Hundredth, viglaut in their
Tickets Just i've miles from Richmond. Rebel
on the ground handsome, manly, educated-breaih-
ing difficulty with bullet hole through his lung
sho. as a picket and slowly dying. lie told Us that
he thought We had great lgh. ahead Of US. is ne
not surely right
A ride back TO the headquarters Of Commander
Of Corps-a rumor on the way there that BE had
been placed under the command OF another ON
inander O. Colps-and that Ut last the President
order dividing the Army into these invaluable Divi
eious was one-ith Of il nulliied at blow, while the
rest Of it is slowly going by the sure process oil sap
ping and mining.
a cavalry regiment returning from reconnois-
sance 70 tue Old Tavern, with ambulance IN which
Law two dragons whose faces bore already the I'm
press Of the seal Of death.
Booming Of cannon, and occasionally the roll OF
musketry. Somebody Ia at work. Byt through II
ALL soldiers everywhae live their regular life in the
present. Their business Of providing comforts and
ENJOYING themselves goes OH rs If they were
biyouackng upon the shores Of Lake George. The
feeling excited by the distant cannonade aud fuslade
i. sleep literally deep Sleep compared TO the excite
ment created by the appearance Of the head OF the
provision train Of Capt. NJ. j. Green Gen. Peck
Brigade Commi.sary. / tell you, friends at home,
Won brothers and sisters and fathers and mothers Of
The Union soldiers in this savage and
land that Of all the officers in army who should
be b0nored and rewarded and loved it Is the man OF
talent OF Coincidence OF industry, of energy, and OF
devotion who quits homo Of ease and happiness
and successfully devotes himself to the business Of
keeping brigade Of men well fed. This officer ne
cessarIy lives in the ssdde goes without food goes
without sleep, carries the rain literally in his boots
is plated with mud, and lives a life Of exalted and
unheathful nervous action. Such a man Id Capt. H.
! j. Green.
A daily newspaper from Richmond ! send you
The Dispatch Of the 9th, brought in by Lieut..
Dane of the 1921 Pennsylvania. II il rer Of the
fruit Of O reconnaissance mp INTO the White YAK
Swamp, made by one Of the best olicers in the
army.
A flag of truce from Richmond About a o'clock
Gne.looking man, with black beard, and said to
be a Judge of a Virginia Court, Was conducted
blndfolded through Gen. PeckS lines toward
McClellan's headquarters. His white flag and his
eIrand caused greas speculation.
Tbis il Tuesday. Tomorrow will be Wednesday
Tinrsday may BE- a historic day--a day ever to be
printed in black IN the history of Slavery written
by its executors. If the arms OF Freedom sbal re-
ceiye a check or sustain reverse, what an electric
change Of policy eud purpore Will fash through the
North and the Vest There will be conditions
precedent to further enlislmenis. Baptem Will be
demanded for he war. II shsll have name
President, Congress, and Commanders name TINS
contest! Is it a war Of Freedoml II II If, wr en-
lit and pour on; our sons and our money without
stint. Ia il Il war for Slavery and for President
mssing and for promoting the fortunes OF in'"fl'es
and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of an oTderl lftr, we
back wholly out-we refuse you another dolar-nol
another recruit will we place Oh the bloody aitsf
across which Slavery, Savory.sustaning Demoo 9aic
Politics, and q Military ArisIocracy have Sh"Aeh