New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

who has been in this department. from its ofganza-
ton, and whose troops have cen exposed 10 the
the climate is untirpg in bic efforts 10 nsti into the
minds Of Lis soldiers sonnd and loyal views IN Fegsro
10 their duty TO their Government.
The Ist South Carolina Regiment could march
through the entire brigade OF Gen. SaxtOn and no;
receive single insult IRON officers or soldiers On
the contrary, could name regiments under the &C m
mand of officers whose loyalty has always been
doubtful, by which they would be received WIN
hooting and h-sing, and showers OF sticks and
stones 1t is sheer folly, 1t il madness, to allow OF
ficsrs who are opposed TO the Administration to re
tain command of troops in the field. II they must
wear the star or the eagle. let the be worn behind
some fertilization in front Of which a Rebel force
will never agao be seen. The only building In
Beaufort reminding OF Northern hustle and thrlt
is the one in which the Government, through T.. y.
Pbilbrick and j. s. Seyralce, Is engaged III ginning
cotton.
Never having seen the operation before, was
much interested in passing through the building.
Insead Of the Glow and tedious process OF ginning
the cotton by hand, or ratler by loot, winch the
negroes dread 20 terribly, powerful steam englDe
furnishes the motive power, aud gives constant Ut
lisht employment for more than one hundred girls,
all Of whom seemed to like their work; indeed, Il
more jolly or contented cass Of operatives | never
saw The entire process, from separating the seed
from tie cotton 20 baiDg il for shipment, il carried
on within tie building. Mr.. Sevrance mas Iniwe-
tee good order aud neatues, pcrvodnR every depart
pent reflect Credit upon his abil1y " EIlerlhttnd
80 Important all Establishment.
The Nahant, the last Of the Monitors required by
CON- Dupont 70 complete Ls fleet, arrived safely IN
lhis harOor lasr Friday.
She reached here ia perfect trim and was in con-
Gtion the next morning. 10 lake on board Gen. Hun
ter and Com. Du, ont and sailed ny aud down the bay
and around anu through The fleet as gracciu j. and
DeaiIy 80 the prcttest little tng IN the har1or. BOtn
Com, Dupont and Gen. Hunter expressed them
selves highly pratied with her movements, and
afrera few experiments VITA berglns, strength
ened in their belief that III tie force now at Lheir
Disposal they would be abio 10 batter d0wn any
Ioriiicaious opposing their entrslee INTO Charles
ton OF Savannah harbons.
Washiugtons birthday Was celebrated yesterday
bv the hOieBg OF tIgr the hrIDs OF saluitn, and n
dinner TO tue lesdiog officers OF the amy and navy
OF. board Of Tue Wabash. Heavy lrinS III the III
rect,ou of Charleston sud Savaunab gave us % IN
derstand that tue Rebels, too, were celeb aing the
same event.
Mr.. GladdinQ, prominent and notorious Rebel OF
SavannaI, who mas been Prisoner at the North Tor
several months, contrary 10 The express orders o!
Cen Haleck IN relation to prisoners oi war, arrived
here in tue Ara9o Yesterday, and the moment the
fact gas known TO Gen. Hunter Was arrested and
again confined as u Prisoner sn informed ny 4
gen leman who came III the Arago that this Mr..
Gladdng was dlned and wiued. and treated WIN
more attention than any other passenger Oh board
hat being highly educated gentleman, he dis
eoursed loud aud constantly upon the right OF Sc
ssop and The entire Justice vi lbe Rebel cause aad
thai commissioned ot,ceIs in our owa service en-
couraged him in bis remarks by approving WORDS
aud renewed attentions.
How long would ali Andrew Jackson or Jer.
Davis tolerate snch officers III tnelr service We dc
want "a gmlotine III this country, aud the fret per.
sone t. fall epeat0 It's block should be the trsitoTs
l rirtf n, 4. AZ he Nm mali AT
J. q. Atwood, the Captain in the n Y. Volun-
teer En iueers, who WAS dismissed the service W
weeks sin Tor drni kenness and selling liquor upon
the testimony OF two prva,es IN his C0mpaoy y, u
seems was the victim OF a conspiracy, and will
probably be restored TO his command. HIS Lieuten-
aut Colonel and several other officers have filed sft-
cAvits to tie effect that they would not believe the
Witnesses who deposet against Capt. Atwood upon
oath, AID that they have never known him to he in
the esst uuoer tie Duenee OF liquor before or since
bis connection with the \. Y. volunteer Engineers.
The Rev. Archibald Murchison, the negro pastor
Ia hiltcn Head, bspuzed between seventy and
eighty converts in Port Royal Bay last Sunday.
The services were witnessed by large ooncourse
Of soldiers aud cIllluns, and Io disturbance what
ever took lace during the eniire ceremony. Inns
bold aud ORR mai specimen OF the African race eX
horts bic hearers net only to fight tue scriptural
devil, but 10 prepare TO do battle with tue visible
devil. III the form oi big Rebels on South Carolina
plantations. Ii encouraged, u viii not be many
mouths before this dusAy chaplain will he found at
tie head OF his people, striking for tnat which God
from the trst gave MN, but which The devil, through
the tyranIs o the cgIto, still struggles TO hold from
them.
Ito forces which came here recently from the
command OF Gen. Foster, were yesterday reviewed
upon the island OF It. Helena by Gen. Hunter.
The troop presented line appearance, and their ef
lcency IN drill WAS highly spoken OF by their eoG'-
mandiug officers, \. =.