New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

BRiCo SuPIRcIDED l--IHE KIGHT RLVtKtSp
CKS. POLK PHosOIsD "A doSorter from the Rebel
army reports tina, Gen. Bragg has certainly been
,ul erfedod by Bishop Polk. The Nd'.rias O'ion
IL inclined TO credit the iint portion OF ms rumor
TIC news wa have bad for some tine Of Drsggs
gross drunkennets and his great unpopulsrity among
The soldiers especially among the Icnnsseans,
nases 1t no. improbable. No doubt to throw him
overheard would greatly soothe the irritation OF she
1. nnesseo toliicrs, With whom Polk 10 popular.
Another circumstance renders Ioiks prOMouon
hkely. A great religions revival IL said 70 be
spreaing like wildire, or heil-flrc, In the Rebel
army and u sanciinonious prisst-ike Gen. hIy-up-
,heCreek may be Just the man 10 load the ragged,
ls.n.ribbed prodgals Of Dixie ~ g." church mill
tant." il not a church triumphant" ny aud down
the highways. And may not Graves, Elliott, 30
bon, AID other white ohokers al,o seize their greasy
hyrnn.Looks and rusty swords and cry Forward
March 10 the dOlviul STRAIN Of :" Come, humble
sinnsrsv' The comments ire ~, Omon';
WHERE TUNES WILL TnKRI WAL
The Hartford Pres, ssys that an old gentleman
named Nartinson died 10 that city some eight or
nine months ago, leaving handsome pIopsriy'
Ills heils we're his widow and two or thIto children.
Tnore was Ilso adopted daughter. Careful search
was rnaee 10 will cou be discovered 20 tho csnte
wen. iDt0 probate. loo Xix months allo wed were
lust a piriug and next day the property was 10 DO
divided among the heirs. That day tie widow no.
tloed an old PAIR OF JaDtaloons OF her husbands
hanging 10 the "cellar-way," ard gave thsm 10 AZ
Irish woman at work for her saying sto could waIh
them up aud may be tbsy d be good for something.
As sho took them 10 tho wash-tub, sho felt paper
IN one Of tho pockets. II the missing will.
Among other requests, 1t gave tho house and lot,
worth q. 600, to tbs adopted daughter.
Row AMOsa GoyLRFaKsT FMPtorTgs-Ko-
Gently, n number Of Government biaCksmith,. who
had refused To work Oh Sunday, got INTO dBtnrb-
ance with a number that had continued work, aud
created quite row for a. ort time. They threat
ened to lake about 400 muskots that kept ia
OF an emergency, but Capt Johnson soon had
squad of men Oh the ground, and succeeded III AZ
lssling quite q number Of the rioters. IL APPEAR
that owing TO tho large amount OF WORK now gong
on they were wanted to work on Sunday; this they
refused TO do and threatened those who would work
The rioters are now confined in the Central Guard
house. washington Chrohicio'
CoHosYR's IsQUEtT.-COronsr Wildey on
held On inquss the body Of named Jno
Oesnsn who drowned some dsyi snee BY she up''ht
boat and was down by the Paysnis isrybos on The
Moth River. AL were 'sved bot him. reward 81 ~
was offered the body which was finally recovered hs
loo, OF per No 10 North BiVsr. verdict Of accidental
drowning ~n rendered.
Daowsro.-Alifed White, a colored hand en-
schooner Alexander Hlne lying At pier Trad OF
Second avonuo foil from the deck 81 tho schooner anu w"
drowned. Tbs body was not recovered ,,,,,
young nsn sgsd 10 named Lewis Moore, residing al mo
Of wssel,y place and Bauk street We ao "nsa
street. h. IL. Tue bodJ Wa no, recovered.
IsJURED BIT FALLING FROn CAR.-About .
n M on 1uesdey. named Moore seriously ifJgfed
BY falling om Of the Ib while In motor
He attempted 10 step the but missed he foouhg ana
fell striking hs head on the pavement aud no'ins severe
hJudes. he was conveyed to his residence.
AccIDKsT.-About II q. N. on Tuesday, boy
named John l.. Watson srsd 49, residing At stsee Issnd
va. badly niaIsd by eevs nSetsd down AID
wagon driven by Michael Webster residing a. No. 10 De-
Srsw street, Brooiyn Hewss tfen hors by bis Pi'en"