New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

Grea, praise is due to Dr. Rock, Medical Director
ON Gen. Aagers STAFF for the completeness OF his ar
rngements for the care and comfort of the wounded
M soon as they are removed from the battlefield.
He has established two stations on the road from the
battle field 10 where they placed on board the
boats Tor New-Orleans. At these places he has ice
water lemonade, beef tea, and other necessary COM
forts to prevent the wounded from sinking before
they reach the boat. DR.. Rogers has also establish
ed an ambulance corps who have done valuable
service. These precautions will save the life Of
many poor fellow.
Surgeons who were on the field on Sunday, and
ALEC those who have attended the wounded in hos
piial here, tell me they never saw such heroisp III
the men displayed The loss OF an arm or q leg
seemed ss nothing to them, If they could "oply get
another charge at the Rebs." Most Of the wounded
are doing well.
1t is stated among the men, based upon the au-
hority of some of the men who have deserted, that
some Of the poor negroes who were made prisoners
In the irt fight were Tied up, aud the Rebel sodier'
amused Themselves by probing them with thsiI
bayOneis, wounding and cruely msltreating them.
and subjecting them to every indisnity. All OF
which is III perfect keeping with the threats held
out, and Ia accordance with the practice OF ga
Christian civilized warfare al understood by the
Southern chivalry. Bot for all such atrocities there
is day OF reckoning. Oar men are exasperated
beyond all conception. and II they do not Whenever
they get into Port Hudson, givo these som
one OF their own lessons, SHALL indeed be disaP-
pointed.
That the. Rebels in Port Hudson are getting into
tight place N pretty evident. Their raons Tor the
past week have been corn on tbe,cob and salt boei
rL,s we know for q certainty from tho men who
have deserted.
mentioned the pickcts were pretty close-they
are 70 close that they can talk together ut many
points. Such conversations rs the following ure
common: 4" Say, You Reb., how are you of for
corn r. " Penty-but eiut got no 'bacca-" How
DO you like it on the cob, eh ]" " Don I hhs ].
much" "Come down here, we've got plenty OF
bread meat, whisky aud tobacco come On, and gave
IL up"
Advantage was endeavored u be taken iof the
oloseness OF our lincs to the Rebel and attempt
wab iGade to use hand grenades, but with little or
no succes.-it takes sailor TO use such weapons
Our gunboats lie along shore on the Port Hudson
eide. and several Of the war vessels on the other
side, close enough TO prevent them from using Inc
lower batteries. but tboy cannot do much mischief
to the enemy our troops being 30 close IN tire rear
that If they should overshoot, the shot would fall
among our own men.
wisu particularly to draw your attention to the
fact that negroes will fight, aud desperately, too
Copperheads and peace Democrats TO the contrary
Notwithstanding. hoy have acquitted themselves
bravely glonously, beyond all expectation.
Bril-. Gen. ullmsn's General Orders No. z dated
New Orleans, June TO- IL an eloquent appeal to the
cOlOred men, And al outspoken rcbuke 10 those who
arc trying 10 persuade the oolofed people that the
United States will return them to Slavery after the
war II over IL contains slmos. the only hllnsion 10
the courage Of the oolored men at Pors Hudson.
incose copy, md hope you VIII lind room 10 print
OrGer No. III. l have caused II to be translated
AID printed i'll the paper read by tie colored people
l. UnoA.
Re-enforcemenu for Gen. Banks passed. up the
river last night. Where they came from II would
not 10 prudent 10 ray.
The Rebel guerIilas, which you know 10 be an
enieryririug Get OF rascGls that ought never have
been recognized ~ anything ese than LAID pirAies
OH Thu sday morning succeeded IA burning az the
tow boat Anglo American, tie steamers j.. A. sykes
Southern Merchant, aud A. ScquIp, at TIE mouth OF
bay on Pl.que nine. The loss OF lh.se bosts NJ tho
rrasent time 10 q severe one. We had not huli
enough boat before, and now we need them worse
than ever. Tho reason OF which II al that poItiOn
Of the State has been stripped OF iTooJs 90 30 "a
Porl Hudson, and tie gueirAs have hv-ilcd ihsin-
selves Of tier 1b'suoe Now The '''cd stolen We
shut tue stable door. Ills afternoon. thrro com
panIes composed Of the 18th Massachusetts ana yh
Connecticut were INT down On The OIc.Ogsls koAd
to OK after thess fellows.
When we tint heard Of their destruction, the nst.o
Of Dr. ZaohAnc, wLilom New.i orb corr Doctor ~
mixed W wilh the matter, and tie piiscial regr't
expressed w.. that hs had nos eoea soDblcd ~ BY
The follower. of J,f., and carried on 20 Richmond
on yisit to HI. IsrseliIsh brother j. u. Benz ann.
An YOU engLtsn q, AZ 10 The nasiOn OF ttl. LAD,
who yibrttes iron Washington 10 Lers s,tai-oc A.
sonAliy GuG who proteuds 20 have al extr.ofdnary
lgls.iou from The IfcslGoLiwhch very lew believe
and WHO Is remarkable for nO,ting orceii eivIrs
90 q dinbers; but Of ths do not yOuch o. 1.y ow
knowledge. Bone Ieople believe his mirsion 10 be
charitable ole ilasnuch he got pastcs 10 'ralo
with the poor saryiog Couitdentes across tho iafe
"A while 40. Iie WA last soen IN Geu. Banks
tent al Port Hudson ole day OF the week sinos Sun
day.
The appointment, Of T.. II. Durell a, Judge Of tho
United States Distinct Court, AIR. janice urAhAn, al
old acquaintance and brother typo Of ii. G.'s "a
United States Marshal, has done more 10 cement
Union ieenDg tnsn an thingclse the Administration
has done III tie way oi appointments ia this
Department. They aTe really ana truly ouI and out
AboluiOnists-0ld rssdeuts-meu Of high standing
and uaimpeachab,e cbsTActen-inen VINO are no.
ashamed 10 hyOw their sontlmcnts. Mark You, l
Bay AbOli,i0usts for wo have no halfway ioiEr
nsre--no Observation-Disclosures are eitLcr-Pio.
Slavery Coz pvrieads or AOoili0Lisis. IL the Gov
eminent at u AsAiugon oAn only DC Induced ~ make
baif Dozen mote such appointments, all viii bo
well. There - only one other tang think the
Union men vouid ark, sndtha. is, that they would
remove from among us the CopperLesds who wear
blue clothing u,d AVE suhdry ghI ornaments On The
! shoulder ava elp where ! hat done, believe the
Union men would make short work Of the naI,yo
Copperhesds. They understand the pecnls1iliss Of
the ANIMAL, have studied his history, and would
without doubt put that knowledge to good use.
had almost forgotten to mention Mr.. Rufus Wales
40 Prosecuting Attorney OF tie United States Dis
tncs Court-an appointment equally good with Tia.
| vi Mebsrs Durell aud Graham.
II is not unlikely that The mission Of Dr. Cottmsn
TO Washington will be rruitless one for Mr.. s. i.
Flanders has been appointed Special AgeIh VI the
Treasury for the purchase Of produce Tor tho Gov.
ernmenI--a poeilion, understand, tho doctor as
pred TO. Olers say 10 was after the United States
Dls.rict Court appointment, in which case he /.
equally unfortunate, Tor sll those Office. hive been
| hsd since he left here. The reason mention DIR.
| Cottulan is that q large number Of Union men are
fearful hs will worm himself into come position in
this Stats. They have not forgotten he signed tho
| Secession Ordinance, came 70 town with Rebel
company ~ ~ 10 Virginia, &c. They know he 10