New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06
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bas been abolished Hereafter supplies are ~ be
furnished prisoners on private account except upon an
order through the colnnaEdant OF the posi, ana IN
dorsed by Nslor Darlington the Provost Marshal.
The order went into effect yesterday.
AGoGD RADIANCE. 'nt
Within the pest forty eight hours Richmond
prisoner About Loo senOo, but they win soou fol-
low Their 6seP tSm 119esr q YIss SeS
ale dying at apretty rapid rate per day. o
BELLE ISLE. -
This Yankee resort he's been reopened again,
and hundreds Of prisoners Of war in Richmond
have been sent there for safe keeping. I.'..lH
THE DEATH or TIE FIvBs.
Yesterday was the last dsy in which the old
iyes could be funded paid away in public d9es 10!
the aInonnt upon their face To-day they are discounted
Old ives, that have heretofore been thick leaves in
the Vale Of Valambross win now become scarce as .
hens teeth, sufficient number Of yes of the new issue
having been put forth u take their places in the aec
toas and pockets CT the people.
THEFT OF CONFEDERATE COFFEE.
Robert Cole, slave Of Jefferson Davis, was
charged with stealing twenty popers OF coffee from the
Confederate States TIE accused is employed on the
ashes.
CONFERENCE.-The DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Haybnrton. Thursday, June 80 leG4 :,
Anderson Memberships application for dis
charge from the military service Of the Confederate
States, heard upon his application Ter writ OF
habeas corpus 1t contended by the counsel for
The prisoner, tnet hS he IeG Ectcucu vi
years since the passage Of the act conscrpnf all per-
sous of that age. he entitled 10 his discharge
Che CosT decided otherwise end remanded hiis 70 his
regiment,
FIGHT WITH WILSON'S CAVALRY.
telegram from Richmond, sixteen hours
old says Gen. Malone, assisted by cavalry, came up
with Wilson's raiders. near heims Station, ten miles
below here yesterday. He fought and routed them,
driving them four miles, capturing eleven pieces OF
artillery 200 prisoners, 80 ambniances IS wagons hll'
ING and wonnding large number Of the enemy and re.
CAPTURING 500 stolen slaves. Our cavalry were in pur-
suit at last accounts, ard large number onght 10 be
captured The enemy reireating In great disorder
by the route by which they came to Reims. Our loss
IN infantry is one killed and one wounded.
EDITORIAL ft... o. 4
| Petersburg paper was received IL the city
early yesterday morning and lis accounts Of the defeat
VI Kautz raiders and the capture Of great number Oh
them coroboIated and exaggera~ by accounts OF per
sons who had st come over from Petersburg set the
community in blaze Of excitem eat.
The Petersburg paper said batch n prisoners, who
gcre brought in last "Wednesday night ct II! O'clock
confirm the runored capture OF go of Wilson's rsidetS
This report the burden Of every tongue until IL was
knocked fat by another, later and more delightful
colonel IL said had Just who had seen
800 Of the captured raiders and IA pieces OF cannon
taken from them. After this from moment 10 moment
additional stories sprang up m1g1ng the eaey s
truth, Kautz's raiders would have been henceiorth
clessed among have beens.
The last thing VIC heard was that the whole raidng
party had been captured except a. Why the fertile
imeg inaton that originated this report spared n We
cannot conceive unless it was supposed that arth-
nioica exactness would seem to imply positive Dforma-
Z ton
DISPATCH FROM GEN. LEE.
At II o'clock the following official dispatch
from Gen. Lee relative to the raiders promulgated
and posted on the bulletin boards. OF course, facts
stated in il falling so ameniably short OF the reyins
stories that had preceded g. fen upou the heated blai
nation " the people Ike wet blanket But TOT fore
running insane tales screwed out Of scared prisoners or
begot Of idle minds 1t would have been received oiay
This is the dispatch; L
| jane 1850 p. IA.
Nor. Secretary Of Var .,.
SIR; Cen hsnPon reports that he attacked the .nsmys
iver Bridge III. ls Of ssppOny Church and drove them
beyond th.; point The hsst Continued dSrs 'e ash sna
When they reached Reim, station they were sOpron':s
'front.' SSS hsis ssas wa. turned By Cen Sa Lees
Ts s1e w nu5@I 81 p Dssa anS am
6asnces &C., captured Our cavalry are L. P9f.aito
THB FLORIDA.
The Columbian Is. c. Cdroiniaa is indebted
10 Mr. S. Vogel one Of the officers Of the far-famed
steamer Florida who has just returned home on ores
furlough for the following interesting particulars
concerning the movements Of our little navy on The
ocean.
The Florida two months ago at Brest in France.
undergoing repairs. The officials OF that city and Of
the French Government rendered every facility TO the
authorities Of the ship and for two months she occu
pied the Government dock, while her officers and men
were the recipients Of the Inequalities Of the people o.
the city ..r
ernmel may be found IN the fact that the commondei
of the United States gunboat Kearsarge made SINH
lar application 10 that OF the Florida but was refused
This Vessel attempted to blockade the Florida but the
latter eyaded her with ease. Three weeks ago the
latter touched az the Island Of Bermuda TO land Lieut.
Everett her Executive Officer who was seriously w
Cd Lieut.. lngard Hoole was eii az Martlnieue ior do
same cause. Just one year ago. the Florida WI lie Il
bermuda was feceiyed with royal salute OF Il euns
her officers in the evening being entertain at thu
house Of the colonel commanding the TO- ces on che
island The only ship burned since Leaving Brest Il
The Avon 1000 tons bound 70 Cork sorn The chinchs
Islands loaded with guauo. f..F
The discipline on board is Ike that of a man ofwar
Her complement Is 80 men and is officers All live
we'll clothe WE'LL and feed well. Oysters. turkeys, and
decacies of every description captured the price
sspy their larder and these served in the common
est me>ses Of the ship. with silver knives and fcrk1
| ILipk OF that ye hungry landsmen Capt Maff the
former commander oi The Florida is now in Confed.
crate port in COMMA and OF steamer Owned oy the State
Of Georgia one Of the fastest afoat and In every
way adapted to the purposes Of D.'cxsaerunner
Lieut.. Manigault Morris OF this State Is nov " com
mand Of the Florida. g..
Tho total number Of prizes captured and burned by
this ship is &C. Her tender, the Tacony. Lieut.. Reed
commanding. took II before being burned of the har
prizes distributed among the officers and crew Of tie
captor The other half placed to the account Of the
Confederate 0 ,ns EysSy man on board is
The armament Of the Florida has not been altered
since she first went into commission and consists Of
lsOpound Blakely rihe gun amidships same metal On
the bow, and six broadside 60 pound Blakeey rifles
Mr. Vogel is native and resident Of Charleston and
his friends will most gladly welcome him home ater an
absence Of four years He has been In the naval sery
Ice nom the start was SsggTed IN the steamer which
man. he detained in New.Yo-k only ten days. The
following iSt Of the officers Of the Florida furnished
By him for the benefit Of friends a. homs 9 n a.
master r. 5. Floyd Acting Second LisuseaaYA g. Bsssa