The New York herald., 1862-07-30
Our Warrenton Correspondence.

corning the regiment particularly unfortunate.
Our WaTrcnt0n COrrespOndence.
HEApQuARIERs. GENERAL PoPE's ARMY
WARRENToN, Va, july 2S, 1852.
Prospect Of Fighting Ahecd-Can,p Life Description Of
Warraaoa-The Whue Sulphur Sprinls--Secessia Ram.
yont-Aboli,ionasm he Principal Cause General Pope
in Comm0ad-AaicipGtion Formed Of Hin---Sione,uaf
jackson, DC, dc.
THE flkLD At Last.
In the field at last After two weeks delay in Wash
ington waiting the arrival Of General Hseck and
various red tape formulas which have hampsred and hin
dered operations, begiD to the beginning
Of the end"
This is tho Sabbath, and gloomy aud dismal
have never known. Though the shines bright
as ever and the weather cool and delightful the
most enthusiastic lover OF beaueo nature could desire
stll there seems to be hanging over al pake sombre
entirely unsusd 10 OF such pleasing iovIiness
IL is like an oriental palace draped in mourning
like bride attired in The habilmehts Of We hav
no churchgoing bells, pastoral voices procsimng The
Word, choUal anthems, no songs OF the Sabbath
schools we people vending their way along tho
beautifully shaded streets churchward; no bowling IN
baptism beneath the clear waters; no devotion mani
tested the Supreme God who has lavsiy canoped
this part Of HIS temple. and beautifully upholstered
stool. The churches here filed, not with worship
pers but with the sick and wounded soldiers OF our
army The streets full not Of churchgocrs, OF
great army wagons. and mounted men and files OF scl
diers hurrying hithsr and ththsr The air is vocal
with the songs II birds and God fearing worshippcrs
with tho clatter Of feet the rumblng Of whses this
sbriekg Of es the rafting Of drums and the cursing
Of soldery. But these the to-beexpscted concomi
tants Of war and as We witness them how much We
arc inclined believe that could they have been
seen how few would have been found this hot
bed Of d,sloys!ty, who would have consented TO the
mad scneme which has precipiiated these upon
us the school Of experience and tits to be hoped
that the scholars will learn lesson during the term
which will bs Sufficient TO precu1e them from ever
opening the book OF history at the -ame chapter
wARRESToS.
have never description Of this place, and do
not think just has been published Therefore
Lot me describe II.
Warrenton the new s'base OF operations (pardon me
for the use OF the term: had forgotten that General
Pope's recent "0rder No. u annhlated such idea)
Is a town OF about fifteen hundred inhabitants, the
Of justice OF Fauquier county Virginia, well built and
handsomely laid ont high rolling ground, commanding
splendid view Of the surrounding country about Gfty.
nys miles south or west from Washington, via Orange
and Alexandria and Marsnton Branch railroads. Some
six miles southwest OF the town the Ecdgeman river
branch Of the Rappthannock, are located the famous
White sulphur Springs. or a. they are better known
hsreab ,us, the 'tWarreuiOB sulphur springs place
OF great resort by the middle classes Of the Southern
pleasure and health seekers To tho north aud west Of
the rise succession OF hills, gorying In such
briauets sPiney Mound, "Badwin's Ridge tpig
Nut oWator's Mound y &c, tho outposts aud pckets
OF the famous Blue Ridge As to tho quality OF the iarn
inc land the vicinity say but llttlo Certain u H.
there To- bs nnch grain growing; but the
scarcity OF cereal crops may be- aud probably owing
the repeated misraons Of the two armies over the
country.
Tho cty here msy be called rebel IN the fullest
Of the term have been unable vet hear OF
single person a freehoder, who does not wholly and
totally aburs everything smacking OF nionism; aud
opine the order from General Pope
RED there will be general skedaddlc for Ie DAVIS.
dom The people quiet however, making demon
straions ouwardy aud generally trent soldiers with
respect aud at the time attempting TO cover up
their secession proclivities This morning had acct
dental but interesting 10 mel convorsaon with rebel
lady of more ordinary intelligence and acccrnplish.
incn,s, IRON whom learned much az TO the state Of
feeling here, and, by the way, the knowledge cleaned
frem this source has been coDhrued by others My fair
informant told that the rebels beeabDut felt dspo.
sttion 10 annoy the Union troops that all posed
to treat our soldiers with Kindness, and that IN return
troops with low gnobls exceptions had rscprccatc,l.
The exceptions spoken u were denomnaed "Blepks's
meni and the abolition chaplains.p
aFighting nit sige may be ~ very good dodge for n
Western German soldier to play, IN order to sc, his
but ! you, the time is u long way OF when
man can gs any voluntary iavor oi any KIND from citi
zeus heeaway by svowing that he ugnts nit Benkern
rgi.ilSG AGAINST TIiE ABolrioNsiS.
AS TO the other class of detestod onesthe aboition
psrsonsl may say that the feeling against them Us
bounded and universal would not mention THIS matter
not for the iact that the f referred
working the Union vast injury. and If such
conduct as they are guilty Of goes unrabuked by the adj
minstration, well might attempt to put out fire
with tarqentiae as cru out this rebellion With
rnG NINTH REGIMENT
Since their occupAli9A u tbs town hsy hay gora