New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TuIC WAR.

bsve been armed, equipped, AID supplied WIN suo
s;s,snc, and transportation, and have gone TO IariS
burg and Baltimore. Sixteen of these regiments
moved from tn 4 city, two from Brooklyn, aud two
from Buffalo. The following is a list Of the reg1
menfs that have left: The 7th, llth l2th, l3th I'd
23d 2Sth, 3th, i7ih, sd 69h 9th, 18th, list, Goth
56tb. 5th, 32d, 18th 4tb Arulcry aud consolidated
regiment from Staten Island. Gen. Sanford il
earnestly at work forwarding the regiments nj
rapidly as possible to the points where they are
needed. Every day Witnesses The departure OF oar
gallant meu who hss.eu - the service with deter
ninat,on to sweep tie Relies from the States ihey
have invaded. Many Of these regiments were tui''
and could they have sopplisd uAble uniforms 'oeY
might have duplicated thrir numbers RON l'o
crowds Of volunteers who thronged their ath'ories
and urged the acceptance OF thelr services lDe
10000 men who have gone TO meet the enemy "'e
the bone and musc'e Of so.eiy. Numbers Oi lhem
have seen service, and rather Ike 1t; they nave
been under fire and are rot afraid of IT, For several
days past the various military depots have swarmed
with soldiers and toeir friends. TIE sound of the
fife aud drum has been heard in our sree;s at al
hours Of the day. and corps after corps Of men have
marched through Broadway singing the john Brown
song and Fastening 10 the place OF departure
crowned with the good wishes Of their patriotic
friends aud neigbbors Not few Of the members
Of the regiments ~ho have left men Of business,
who make grea, pecuuIary sacrifices to render this
needed service TO their country. A dispatch from
Albany of Monday yesterday says: " The follow
ing regiments will leave for the seat of to-day
or Tomorrow The 69ih 18Th, 47th, and 10Th. The
following are preparing TO leave; The 2ld 9th,
64th, 18Th. 45h the first battalion of the Sprague
Light Cavalry, and 500 Of the llth Artillery.
The packet ship Isaac Webb, Of this city, was
captured by the pirate brig Tacony on the Goth inst,
In lat. 40o So long. % 81. She had 647 enigrant
passengers on board, rather more tnsn the pirate
could accommodate, and ~as Consequently released
on bonds for $4,000. The same pirate, on the l4ih
inst, captured and burned the brig Umpire, Of Bos
ton, from Sssus with o cargo Of sugar. The
schooner Rose Of Boston, WAS boarded by pirate
on the 10TH off Nantuckei-s ,hree-mas,ed English
schooner, with three guns, flying the English flag.
The pilot-boat Isaac Webb No. on the l7:h saw
adrif. tie burned materials o! ve-sel on the 18th
heard 10 or II heavy gus in quick succession.
A passenger by the steamer City Of New-fork,
which arrived on Sunday, makes the following
statement: "On Saturday evening, at 9i O'Clock
when We were IS mile. south Of Nantucket, we de-
serted large ship On fire.
News from the fleet off Charleston states that on
the l2th tue Rebel batteries Morris bland o! ened
upon our troops Folly Island. Our men did not
reply, but two gunboa's came up aud gave the
Rebels bombaroment that stopped their fan. They
were seen to carry off q member Of dead aud wogn
dsd. The Rebel rams came out from behind Fort
Sumter, but did not mix in The fight. On the night
Of the 18th, there was the light Of an immense
Gre, evidently in the city of Charleston.
A Memphis dispatch Of ;he ooh reports the dis
person by our 10th Missouri Cavalry Of several
corps Of Rebels who were gathering cattle for
Brasgs army, the seizure Of the catle and dcstruc-
ton of forage. The Rebels ire working hard by
conscription and co&xing to raise large mounted
force north Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
The enemy are moving slong cur Whole uc fiou
Memphis to Corinth, cutting the telegraph wires ami
damaging roads.
The news by Rebel sources Of the capture o
the Confederate ram FiDgal or Atlanta in Warsaw
Sound, near Ssyannsh, IA confirmed by tie arnva
q. this port OF the Saxon, from Port Royal, lot
inst. The Fpyal fred only Eve guns, after bein
attacked by the monitors Wechswktn and Pa apsco
No loss on our side A dispatch, last night, frol
Fortress Monroe, ssys that the james Adger had al
rived there with IL officers and 10 Of tine crew
the Atlanta.
Some Of Gen. Dodges men, who twere wit
Col Streight, have reached Corinth. They repor
that Streight destroyed aud abandoned bis artiler!
before it Was captured by Forrest, after DiiictiDl
greater damage than the Rebels acknowledge.
About 400 Union Cavalry Of the lst Missouri
aud 5ih Ohio, were surrOuGded on the night Of III
18th, near fernando, Miss, by 1000 Rebels nndel
Gen. Chambers, aud pearly all captured or killed
About $50 had returned a, last accounts.
Gen. Scbencks order about Copper cad papers
published yesterday, was misunderstood. lie doe
not prohibit the circulation Of TIE Horld, EIP'e"
&c, but forbids the newspapers in his department
from making extracts from their columns
BY tie aIival Of the steamship Locust Point
we have New.Oi leans dates 10 the 18th. There II
no news from Port Hudson, except that The siege
continued.
A Memphis dispatch of the 10Th rays that ouI
cavalry have captured TWO steamboats, on which
two Rebel regiments were trying to cross the Ten
Dessee River.
About ] 900 Rebel prisoners reached Fortress
Monroe on Sunday, Oh the way to Ricbmoud Tor ex
change. The Rebels refuse 10 exchange officers.
The report that 10000 Elk months men lave
been called out from IDdiana, on account OF the
Rebel raid into that State, is uufouDded.
@ ZEN ERAL NEWS.
The Mayor yesterday nominated Aid. +. /. A.
Boole US City Inspector, in the place of Daniel f
Deleyan, whose term of offce expired about a weeb
ago The document laid on the table. Pres-
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