New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

Arrival Of Exchanged Union Prisoners nj
Fortress Menroe-The Richmond Press
ON the recent Battles i'm Kentucky
Reports from Gen. Lees afmy-Anotiicr
Rnid nv Stuart reported.
d by Stuart reported.

FoRrREss MONROE, Monday Oct. y l1L
Tie steamboat Commodore arrived at Fortress
Monroe, at o'clock, to-day, from Aiken's Landing
bringing down over 600 paroled Union prisoners,
many Of whom came recently FROM Macon, Ga,
snd>xere captured at Cedar Mountain.
There were but few officers. Among them are
the following: Capt. W. L. Foulk, 4Gth Penn;
Capt. Samuel NJ. Quincy, I'd Mass; Henry L. Hol-
loway, 9Th Conn; Arthur L. Jordan, 10th Maine;
Henry Shaw, lO2d N. Y; James ii. Smith, 46th
Penn; James II. snath, 10th Penn. The most Of
the COO will be sent to Annapolis
The Richmond Dispateh of the 18Th says:
From the remarkable consistency of the three re-
ports published by yesterday, II seems that our
forces under Gen. Bragg have gained great vieto-
~ over Gen. Buell.. Our loss was 1000. The pres
ent position Of our army is not known, but doubt
less they are in pursuit Of the enemy.
The Hon. w. ii. Field, formerly Of Kentucky,
was murdered 10 Missouri by the Union soldiers.
Over GOO Yankee prisoners arrived in Richmond
from the South yesterday: They LETT MACON, ga,
ca strong. Many have died on the way. lhey VIII
he sent North with all convenient speed.
y number Of sick soldiers arrived IN hicthopu
Yesterday on the Central Railroad Included ia inc
number were some Of those wounded by the i'uiFoau
accident at CssrIS srs hiIeG On and wounded
The Examiner Of the 10Th says:
We have some intelligent advces from our
army In Northern Virginia. but as they refer 10 an
ticjnated movements, we suppress that portion Of
them. Our lines are quiet. The enemy are still at
Haruer's Ferry. The UnioDists on Wednesday last
were destroying the railroad between Charlestown
and Winchester.
All the information from our army is burdened
with complaints Of the wretched aud shameful ar
ranQements for the sick and wounded. From Win
chester TO Stanton, 80 miles, there are no accomno
datIons provided for the sick and wounded. The
fault is not with the subordinates; but lies at the
door Of the Medical Director here in Richmond. The
iii treatment Of our sick and wounded is crying
abuse.
Nothing dampens the ardor Of our soldiers so
much. II demOralizes the service, and dsgracss hui
manty, the Government, and officers in the
field. 1t il fact that none Of our Generals except
Beauregard has ever visited one OF our hospitals.
Reports from Winchester say that Gen. Stuart is
on another foray; that cavalry light occurred at
Charlestown on Thursday last. No particulars re-
ceived.
The Commissary Department is the most corrupt
branch Of this Government. The system OF con.
tracts by this Bureau, and the fashion which oil
Mr.. Northrup's assistant Commissaries seem TO have
Of leading that official by the nose have given rise
70 speculations on the army, and the country will
be found when fully developed, TO rival the cor.
'ruption Of the Washington Government.
Gen. Pemberton, who has been appointed to gu
perseds Van Dorm, and has recently been put in
command Of the Department Of the Mississippi, be.
longed TO the Yankee army In the Spring Of 1861.
He was in command at the siege Of James Island
Charleston, s. C. and has reputation for large
share Of caution.
Tho Yankees scarcely know what to make Of
daring.
Our burial party Of 300, sent to Corinth, were
seized and returned to Mobile ~ prisoners.
The drafting Of negroes for military service i'
OG exchanges 'psai viii great anxiety 0s tho