New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-04

Peter Chssey slight ssber-cut the lower jaw Lushes
Lincoln, slight ssber. cut 10 the face.
James OBen wounded slightly In the leg John NJ Pestans
CONFUSION OF the leg
Jaw; Corp. BENZ F.. Lee, slightly in both wrists Asa w.
Weden severe in neck.
Kinze Private II. HoushtOn Company &c wehr
Recruits for the old regiments in Hookers and
Fitz John Porters corps arriving daily; new regi-
ments are coming in and the whole army is rapidly
increasing in strength.
Gen. Reynolds is here and has assumed the COM
mand of Hooker's corps. Gen Meade takes command
of the First division and Seymors of the First brigade
of the " Pennsylvania Reserves"
A deputation Of citizens from Lancaster, Pa, came
into camp yesterday with three wagon loads OF
things for the soldiers" sent ont to the Lancaster
County troops by the Patriot Daughters"
II the good people at home could have been pres
ent to look into the face Of the soldier the boxes
of fspnels, the barrels Of csbbsges, the sacks Of
potatoes, the cans of "appe butter the jars of but
ter. of iellies, of fruits, and the packages
Of mi.celany, were handed from the wagons, how
wonld they have felt the blessing Of giving good
gifts The brownest cheek of the brawniest man
was last night moistened with tears Of gratitude,
the heart swelled with emotions of love for the
dear ones at home" A supply Of hospital stores
were brought by the same depu.ation.
BY mutual consent, picket firing has entirely
ceased on the lines along the Potomac Both parties
seem willing to suppress this barbarous practice.
Three refugees from Msrrinsburg, merchants,
robbed Of their stores, whose opportunities for
knowing the condition, whereabout,ss conduct, and
movements Of the Rebel army, have been abundant
and we-mproved came over last night with
Pleasantons Cavalry. Their statement fully cor
roborates the accounts of deserters and paroed ps
oners from Winchester.
The enemy's cavalry is at Big Springs, two miles
beyond Mar;insburg, commanded by Stuart. The
army under Lee including the divisions under Jack
son, Ill., and Longsreet are extended from Bun
ker Hill, through Winchester, to Berry's Ferry, on
the Shenandoah.
All manner of forage and food about Martusburg
has been seized. The large -four milsin the vicinity
have been taken possession Of, and are guarded by
tho Rebel soldiers. No one is allowed to remove
-four except with permit from the Provost-Marshal
Much of the large accumulation of grain in these
mills is being removed South. The farmers who
have not threshed their wheat ordered to do 80
Immediately. No distinction is made, rich and poor,
Union men and secessionists, alike despoiled of
their supplies.
The army las no tents, and all that has been said
and written concerning the destituion of the army,
the story Of the want Of shoes and torn ragged and
filthy condition of the soldiers clothes is again re-
peated and vouched for.
One Of these merchants asked soldier, who came
into his store, where they were going to nextl "TO
Richmond" was the reply. "What will you do
therei' "0h starye. by Cd and rot in dirt, y
said the soldier.
Gen. Longstreet wss wounded severely in the
foot, and was lying at Faulkners residence several
days. He Is now with his command, able TO perform
bis duties.
The Rebel officers represent, in conversation with
each other, that the Maryland campaign cost their
army at least ~, 600 men. J. s.