New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-08

Passage Of Rebel prisoDe-- through Erei-
ericE - - .cripiioa OF Ihtir tFprnrHnc'
= Da-a snso TzccaoHicsso"n Jy "sn-
mr.. SEru for Flour :Py Hnngct
EebtI Prisoners Decinrc that LCc's
Arm, VIII no; 30 oua Of maryland. and
that More Fighting - 10 be Dome.
F,.a OlI sssc,a! Correspondents.
FTTDYricK, July 6-Midnient.
A. O'Clock ihis evening Market and Patrick
srcets tbundoIed with the passage o: almost iu:er.
rr.aabs irsin- Of heavily laden wagons, aud cav
a.,, battered 81 q mud-be battered, showing cyery
az. OF baro service old bot hase. -curr.ed bewi-
1-.in1ly. hao Lt4h lluuts pig 10 Sm,G.Ged Mar
BE-, uy aud do~n cal manner Of streets" Tueu
came strrg guard, conducting some seven or e DO
irudfco Rebel ~ .oner,, tresh-or rather worn out
rom the recent great fgnis ,oILe my OF ihem
wounded 49, IN wagons, tbe resi aiDot, and seclu-
ta-y cheerful with desperation, or habit bravado.
They earned themselves with b sufficiently uuterri-
f-d air. and such OF them "a, were crest the pave
i.cut questioned from time 10 time he curiona and
,nim4ted crogd Of men, women, and children that
tli- ogej the sidewalks, a. well ~ the doors, win
Hs, aud La.cou.es. A few hailed from Flolc-
rex aud had relatives TO Inquire far; others were
from baltimore, and had acquaintance here.
Behind all the others marched one whose aspect
si4l. 40, cesse to remember with vivid pain aud
tna' abiding in;eres, wtn which such dismal Of
ec;s install themselves in The most sensitive place
Of ones memory. a mgn " more than Gity YEAR,,
clad in the gray uniform OF the Rebels, 70 iatiered
aisheveled and bedaubed as i fierce fighter might be
who has strained and tugget, aud rolled over and
over with tn obstinate antagonist among the stones
cd - 81 81 Al n
lead, 20 grand and calm cutie bald too-only
some thin and matted gray locks covered biz
wrinkled temples; but be had beard like Aaron's.
His features were fine and BIZ look was lofty; but
IN the dark, gray eyes that among his children in
peaceful, happy dhys, must have been gentle, even
TO lovehuess, there solemn pi,ifuness that wae
nevertheless proud. And as he strobe slowly along
carefully supported under each arm by two stout
enemies and bore himself grandly erect 10 tue full
measure Of bic six feet and more turning his face
neither 10 the right hand nor to the left but march
,ug straight on, with the ilopsrtubabe indifference
Of captured Mohican, that hoary Rebel was
superby pitifu in spite Of that hdeous slash across
the forehead and the dried blood with which his
face was daubsd. The prisoners have passed on to
Baltimore.
Yesterday some Rebel cavalry Stuarts fellows,
boiievel came to Mechancstown. about fifteen miles
from here, and rsnsscked MILL carrying of no'
only al the -four, but the millers fue tesms also Of
which be YVES justly proud, for they noted for
their splendid condition. AT night, spy, who was
caught In the lines Of the 9th New-York was
harged TO the limb Of tree lest out Of Frederick
He was one Of three who ere supposed to be IN
correspondents with those pisrauders. OF the two
Others, one escaped; the third is still held This
morning took horse and rode out to BET the ghastly
incident Of war. Passing through the camp aud
crossing broad field Of ripe grain presently drew
rein IN the midst Of Idle group Of officers caval-
ryDeD, and townspeople, WHO, gathered under the
fatal tree, told fanciful stories about the "presi
'py"-for, like many better maD, he had suddenly