New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-21
PROM REBEL JOURNALS.
The Maryland Baid-Other War News
The Lnird Rnms, Sc.
FfOm TIC Nll.Huuu " MI IHIN 10
THB NEWS FROM MARYLAND.

The public were feverish yesterday morning
habout additional from the seat OF operations III
Maryland and the district Of Columbia. Inc accounts
ge Fave yesterday from The BaitiroTC american OF tho
10th In addition n the teegraphc summary from The
'Wsskinsten ChroHict we're TOO meager in the aggie
gate 10 satisfy the rayeu0us avng Of the reading pub
10 whose ears from early morning were strained TO
sch the first report Of the capture OF Washington and
l,altimore. Morning passed and noon came, and yet
no telegraph and the War Department were as dumb
as an of.er We walked The street for hours IN vain
fcping TO hesr Of later Northern paper than those
already received.
Att O'Clock however. q gentleman than whom there
= 10. in bc city one more Trustworthy. into
.anoiun looking Joyous as Gen. Lee when Piekctts
division carried the Yankee breastwofks near How
jtf's and announced upon what he regarded as the
trJ hest testimony that troops With The aid Of 49,
COO Maryland SecessiODists. had taken and now occu
lied the City Of Baltimore. We immediately threw
pen and struck up IN style that would haze
cone dscredit 10 Italian opera singer-MaryaDd
my Newfoundland without moments hesitation. de-
,srmiud 10 do Of the three things in the event The
proved true viz have tooth drawn our daguer
rcOtypC taken. indulge in glass Of soda water At
the Alabama'-most probably the lash.
pol second thought IL occurred io Us that the
speedest way learn whether there any truth in
;ie rumor was 10 go at once to the War Department
And enough, We went. and TO our modification.
learned ,bat If Baltimore had fallen they knew nothing
Of il.
This was the condition of the at O'Clock p IN.
! gentleman in whom much confidence is to be placed
arrived at LynehbuTg Wednesday night from Fairfax
caunty. having left there Monday last. He states
shat the excitement In Washington consequent npon
The Confederate sdsance into Maryland is intense. and
aud thai great the fear OF the Yankee Gov
meni that they were removing ali the stores from
Alexandria and Washington, and all the public docu.
Inents and property of every kind Tie greatest state
Of confusion prevails in Washington ard The LnoODites
in terrible state Of trepidation and alarm. This
intelligence our informant obtained from gentlemen
who had Visited Washington. whose veracity was IN
questionable.
At O'Clock the of the occupancy Of Baltimore
by troops again current win some variation,
bat all efforts il reliable proved uDs-
yailinC console ourselves with the reflection that
Il IL il not tive IL ought to be- But Washington with
It's corruption and pollution needs cleansing and 10 il
rather than " Baltimore do we hourly look with o
pIayerul longing that General may have oppor-
tunity at least 20 give it thorough and complete
cleansing.
At o'clock last night we finally succeeded in ven.
forces II seems that gentleman connected with one
Of the city daies early yesterday informed dsfin-
guished Member Of Congress from Kentucky that
Captain certain Lieutenant Generals staff had
copy OF The Washington Chroricle OF the l3th which
admitted the fall Of Baltimore under the circumstances
above described
This paper, 1t further stated lad been sent 10
the Government; but inquiry again al the War De
psrtment, found that they knew nothing whsfeyer
ofi
A gentleman WHO arrived last night from she North
ern Neck reports thai the 18th IL stated that
had carried Forts Lincoln and Stephens 0he batteries
around Washington are called forts)
We learned al 10 O'clock lost night that deserters
who came into lnes yesterday Chester stated
TINT VIC had taken Washington With the loss OF seven
Thousand men. Our readers will not forget thai de-
sertcrs Usually pay their footing with sonethng en-
couregDg.
Fa0M MISSISSIPPI,
The following official dispatch from Lieut.
Gen Lee gives the latest from Mississippi:
81, p-- u..s.,,. . okALoSA July H. 1is4.
uDdef Smith Yesterday the march from Psn,o.oc "a III
Teio, causing him 70 burn many wagons attacked him ia
hs position ~ Tupeo this morning bu, could no. force bs
post0l. The battle drawn and pst.d bres mr.
:. u. LEE, Li.utenst General.
PROM GEORGIA
IN, fygusio Chronicle of Tuesday SAYS that n
seDtlemsn inst from Atlanta reports that Cen Johnston
burned tho Chat shoOchee Bridge On SATURDAY. Ouv
baggage wagons, pontOon bridges &C.. have passed
through Atlanta. and now between that civ and
Decatur.
The same paper SAYS: We are informed on GOOD
authority that Hookes corps crossed the
~ Saturday when they we're met and driven back by
Hsrdes. Who captured 30 prisoners
GRAFT xOvrS0.
We have il from source entitled 10 TIC highest
credit thai Grant has already sent two COPS Of his
army 70 the relief Of Washington and Baltimore A
large quantity Of artillery accompanied them.
VlysseA IL sesms. begins 10 think that the movement
Softh Of the Potomac Is something more than cattle
raid He u either waking up or getting sober.
FROM PETERSBURG.
Va have 10 report that Yesterday the citizens