New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-21
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.


We saw last night an officer who left Frcdcricfs-
burg yesterday morning He reports all quiet There were
OF advance of the enemy snd al the .o
PRESTON that there viii be- no forward for
time come All the stir ard hustle In the enemy's camp
river
Dcsertions from the enemy becoming very frequent
Not day passes but deserers into lines On Sat-
uTdsy sehtne aroused by noise In the river
quickly followed by several voices Don't fire." don't FIRE."
IN q moment or delivered themselves up
detetefs having euded their guard and the river
They SAID they were ed Of the war and that there wsr.
they could get the opportunity They repeated the
old Of In their army and being asked
when their army Intended TO make forward novemsnt they
replied very emphsticsy, Never too much
dissatisfied and In too bad fix to fsht"
are hopeful and 10 the best OF spirits Our Informant SAID
DID he Know cur be- 10 better % FOR Battle
Everything cheerful aspect in camp and the only un'
p.oa5t feeling with ul men was the tha wSis taey
Ing the burden OF the held RicbuoDd was MED with hun
S". sp ard down Rs rs. with their boo
o Ut the theaer and faro banks and spuse ct our
personal belief any OF these military worthless are bogus.
Peter Fonk. eonscrpts In disguise and II they had their
ss you'd p. 1T would 5.
would lock this If they win only hold the 'conscrip
hopper .ome morning in front Of .oms Of our hIc..'
Here 10 chance. Examiner. 10Th.
THE HEALTH OF OUR ARMIES.
We are rejoiced to hear from all quarters OF the
wonderful heahunee Of soldiers In the held IL II
comforting to feel hs however 6naness may be willing
under tho number Of adverse Influences 70 which they are
subjected there depreciation OF Confederate bone
aud muscle. While the enemy Is from time 10 time shppog
ou Stafford and Mueeboo such large bodies OF sicx and
de moEed troops induce the belief tina, he changing
HE bsse men enjoying vsor unprecedented This
difference In the sanitary condition OF the hostile armies 10
easily accounted for. The Yankees unwilling wGrior
and dizzy sleep tent TIE hearts OF soldiers In tue
contest and hav fortunately worn out al their tents and
ounf unable they take their rest IN the
open air with nothing above them but their olaDkes apd the
canopy OF heaven and IN their universally robust condition
the wisdom OF the words OF tho great Napoleon, that
tents destroyed armies, and not artillery" Examiner iolh
THE CURRENCY.
Gold was sold on Saturday vt 425 premium, On ad-
Of 200 per within week We make the
with design OF going into dsgusion on the sub
eeI We simply propose to state briefly the most
obvions which have brought about the result:
All Winter people believed thai peace would come
vi the Spring aud that then there would be cessation Of
OF Confederate notes Spring has but peace
appears remote The people nothing
before them but ons Year, Of war and shiDpiasters.
A sudden Spring tide Of emigration OF foreigners 10 set.
ting nom tho Conrdsrae States 10 the United atss These
person converting all their POSSESSIONS be the same great
into gold regardless Of the cost This large aud aud.
den denAod upon drsUed maks. must have marked aid
immediate eject
g. This people believe Congress will NOT pass tax BILL and
every feels that TO be the only method by which our To-
duudsnt currency be reduced within healthy bounds
Bnuggors have Increased an hundred fold within the
pat menth. Jews and O.nes 6erins The border
snsy and 10 ssngs These fellows though they bank
notes and State and must have gold aud wiz
Arbitrary impresnsnts 10 this city BY sending provis
ions up TO famine prices and producing near akin
OF the Conederacy but the above believe the
main Of the anexanped enhancement OF the precious
metal which we venture to psdct will be wholly tempo.
IaIy. Examiner l6tn.