New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-14

fast they were surrounded by six hundred Of
Starness guerrillas. Six were killed and the rest
were captured except FIVE, who escaped. We bad
these facts with great deal of additional news on
Saturday evening" 5nt withheld them ri the request
of the military anthorities, lest their publication
might interfere with the operations of the Depart
ment. We cheerfully complied with the request,
which was very proper, but the next morning the
Rebel sheet gave the news. So much for toerstIng
vile Rebel organ, which had the iDsolence 10 speak
of q Northern invaders in an o6tuary notice OF
Sunday mOrningl The thing should be closed
promptly. A Rebel editor has no right TO publish
paper in the Union lines. Nashville Union, IOth
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDiERs.-An immense
awning has been extended in front of the Park Hoe
pital for the comfort of the soldiers who detained
here on their way home from the seat of war. They
can now sit in the shade and see the ever-shfting
panorama of the street, or fight their battles oven
again in the recital of their experience Col. Amy
has been appointed Aiie-de-Camp to Gov. Spmgue
Of Rhode Island, with instructions to receive sick
and wounded soldiers belonging TO regiments of that
State, and forward them 10 their homes
Gov. Tod of Ohio as appointed Il. P Baker, esq,
of this city agent for the State of Ohio, to look after
the sick and wounded soldiers belonging TO regiments
Of that State.
Tie Governor of Michigan has appointed Mr. Da-
RUS Clark agent for that State TO attend TO tho wei
fare of he sick and wounded men who arrive in this
city from the seat OF war route for their homes.
Col. s. b. Cbamplin, Sd Michigan; Capt. s. l..
Lowing, Company |, ID Michigan; Lieut.. G.. w.
Dodge, Company F., Sd Michigan; Lieut.. Jos Ma
son Company G., Sd Michigan, and Lieut. d. l..
brennan, Company ], Sd Mich, arrived at the Aston
/, 81, Iato f,,hi
They were all wounded at the battle of Fair Oals.
DIR. ShaulIler of the Park Hospital dressed their
wounds. They state that two thirds Of the men on
board the Louisiana are New York and New-EngIand
men. They said, to their certain knowledge, many
of Gen. Casey's men did exceedingly well in the
late battle before Richmond.
The steam-transport Triton is hourly expected at
this port, with 600 wounded soldiers.
THE STANTON LEGIos.-Col. Allen having, by d.
rection Of the Secretary of War, reported 20 Gov.
Morgan for orders relative TO the formation Of his
regiment, he is erected to complete the a
separate command, at once The officers required
TO produce before the Adjutant-General, at Col.
Bliss Office honorable discharges from former SER
vice. cr certificates Of examination with references
to character, etc. The Governor as well rs Col.
Allen, is determined that no incompetent officers shall
enter the regiment, if care and rigid examination
can prevent it, Officers raising companies within a
certain time TO be hereafter announced, viii receive
one months additional pay. The Senate has passed
an act which is expected to pass the House, allowing
the recruits ole months advance pay. Its expected
TO I'LL up the regiment within the next six weeks.
/ GrERRiLIAs oS THE TEsSEssEE.-Last Saur
day, a. the steamer Autocrat was coming down The
Tennessee River, a body of Rebel cavalry fired int
her three rounds from their carbines. Some 20 ball
struck her. Four persons Were wounded, two
morally and two slightly. One fireman was sirucl
in three places Several Of the passengers escape
with bullei-boes in their clothes.