New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

inclndng several surgeons and nurses also tne 10
lowing commissioned officers: Col. Il. +. Brown {
the 18th New-York; Capt. Q. A. Luckenback Of tn
18th PenDsyvania; Capt. j. ii. Chapman of the St
Connecticut; Capt Il. F.. Clayton Of the 1920 Now
York. Lie,t. w. p. Warren of the 18th New.York
and Lieut. Thomas Matthews Of the 46h Pennsyl
vania.
Col. Brown is accompanied by his wife. The
whole party will be sent home in few days, will
fifty other Yankee civilians and others. Twenty
one Yankee prisoners, captured in North Carolina
were received at tho Lobby prison yesterday.
| The Dtipofch also mentions the fact that Abraham
Lincoln has Issued proclamation TO Eberate the
slaves, BIT makes no further comment on tho sub
ject.
| The zane paper also states that Yankee cavalry
force visited Warrenton Junction on Thursday last,
where number Of wounded were left after the
battle OF Manassas 1t conectures that the Yankees
intend to make raid on that place to take prisoners
those who from their wounds are unable to defend
themselves.
The Dispatch also contains al item from Texas
paper, dated September Sd, which says that Gen.
Sam. Houston is alive and well, ard living on biz
old homestead.
The Dispatch advises the appointmentof a reliable
brigade in the service to prevent struggling from the
Confederate army.
1:cRieim0ad Examiner Of Sept ., says that the
public highways in tie Valley Of Virginia, from
Winchester to Staunlon, is crowded with suffering
AMI wounded todies-poor fellows who were IN
the terrible fights Of Sunday Monday, and Tuesday,
and especially in the terrible eight Of Wednesday OF
last week. They left the battlefield for home or
the hospital and were too weak to proceed, and bad
no money 10 procure their passage.
it is exeeediaglypainiuIa and sonowfnl to these
poor ragged, toll! orr. batlescared heroes trudg-
ing YEARLY and lsnguidly along. Let them be
looked after mt once
The sarse paper complains Of the frequent failure
Of their Southern mails
The Laominer also regrets that the debates in
Congress on tie Conception bill should be charsc-
ierz,l with 90 much temper, and conducted in a
way 10 inHame tho pablo mind. 1t comp aims par
tcularly Of the speech Of Mr. Conrad of Louisiana
on this subject, and adds that the word States
means much more than il implied in Mr.. Conrad's
limited lexicon. States are political organizations;
they are soyereignties."
Per Nail
RoEIKEss dosroE Sep. ~. 1861
The ste@nships. r. SPauIding arrived here this
morning, as slso did the Ironsd,s.
The steamboat Mctamora lett here this afternoon
with flag Of truce in charge Of Capt Saunders Of
he 81 NeN-York Regiment, for Aiken's Landing.
She takes up four Rebel oicers paroledi also, DIR.
johnson, Acknowledgment Of the I'd New-York,
aeni By Gen. Dix to aid in administering comforts TO
our ,i,k and wounded soldiers imprisoned in that
place.
FoxTRrs MONROE Sept. 2s, le62
The steaulboss John A. Warner, from Wasbing-
Ton, arrived here this morning with $50 Rebel prs
opers an route far Aliens Landing. They are ex-
changed, and talked spiredly Of going into the fight
again soon az they got home. The most of them
wsfo I-lkeli n, MsnassaA