New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
From the SoafIi.
The following extracts are from late Rich
mnnh nnners.

moud papers:
WHEREABOUTS or THE CORRESPONDENTS.
Mr. Davis correspondent OF The Cincinnati
Commercial newspaper and Mr. Zeclcr. espon4eni
Of T2s Mr. York Hral9 accredited TO those journals
and several other rcputed respondents lave deem
forwarded 20 salisbury y. G.. IA coniorlii! wiih IN
sfruciions nom the War Department through the o1
change bureau. Mr. Francis, cCrrcrpoDdcut 1i Ihe
N0v fork HOrld IL reserved iu. special exchange The
Iiucoln Government holds o. Asa Hart ana num'
b.. OF other Hewsph!rF Correspondent shu nleiai,
fair sWop." With something TO boot they can
have AID be- accommodated. " imiher' xlsi
NEGROES CAPTURED PROM YASKRE RAIDERS.
We regret 20 learn that many OF the negroes
taken from tho Keutz and Wison raiders have not
been returned 10 their owners nor have they boe ad
yertscd that their owners can learn Their where
about Every man and officer who las recovered q
stolen slave ought as soon practicable - advertise
him her Tie law requires this aud besides. II u
the plain dictate Of justice and patriotism III crops
on many fertile plantations VII be- lost Co the country
by the absence Of negroes carried OIL at most import
ant season Of tLa year.
Many unprincipled persons who have taken up ne
grOs dropped by the raiders have put them 70 work
their own estates or are ioldug them until large re-
wards shall Dc offered for them.
A squad Of thTtysiI negroes recaptured nom the
raiders at stony Greek, were sent q Raleigh and
theace 10 Wilmington whore they were put 70 work on
the f ihoations, ana 1t j. sad that Gen Nhlng rc-
fused 10 gi,e them up upon tie ground that they we're
needed for tie uhc defense The c.7Ocs have never
been advertised We DO not see by What night the
negroes OF Virginia p.ars aie teI-d ana retained 70
work upon or'iigiioas III Suih aro'nf. NhEihhi
las n4Fsr dgasn ans aceloe; for, Sorih tNoltA Tor
such purpose aud Carolina ~. quite - MANY ,',t ~
IN proportion her lines ui deflse ireini- 'a u
Gen Whiting wants labor he should draw II nom -
state ~ which he IL operating. lkHaminer, 2lsi.
YHE RIGID CONSUMPTION.
On Saturday lat cOn-cript, who had been
undergoing an csan! ai ION before the Medical Board.
upoa reaching the sueei fel h. iainting hi. with
bleeding al the lungs sud carried 10 piaco where
III 4ot gssfef tfit. ..l4Is 49,
been pronounced by a hislJ eulisLtenel Board a
healthy conscrpi, while not twenty ,esres removed
from tue grave. ib9 heuouha,e was brought Oh Nv
The excitement ahd treatment he received While under
going an examination before the Board which Board.
Of course, did nothing BIZ. its duty. lEIaminer. 2lsi
THE M0NoCACY PRISONERS EXPECTED ~ RICH
MOsD.
No prisoners were received at either the Libby
OF tho Castle Yesterday There perfect lul in the
reoeptiOu OF thH claas Of Yankee freight Tho prison
captured by forces Maryland expected 10
arrive IN tins city 10 day or tomorrow. MAJ. Gems.
Franklin and Tyler viii not be among them under
stahd Examiner. Thursday.
CONFIRMATION OF THg REPORTED ARRIVAL OF
BRAGG AT ATLANTA.
a correspondent writes from Atlanta
The most Interesting and perhaps significant event
OF yesterday the arrival Of Gen. Brslton b.eg:
Riding into the city Yesterday saw the GENERA Ano
two or three other neutrality-suspicious. OF his own psi
sonal sah-in carriege. going oat 10 Gen Johnslons
headquarters.
The enony seems to be- painfully quiet, While the
situation this side Of the rysr j. unchanged We
are Watching the Yankees with ceaselcss vigilance
Occa-ionally the pckets and light batteries ON tho
tanks exchange shots II 10 remind both parties that
hos Utilities have not been Suspended.
facetious soldier explains the expected aad dove
like cyiity OF the Yankees for the psst ia. days. Ito
says that the limits OF the Confederacy arc 10 con
traoted by reuoadc across the river that they
fraiD from firing. especially with "lampposts" and
"quarternaster dispatches for fear VI inuring their
friends at Andersonyills ana posts on the cossts
Thoughtful isn't ut surely, At ia an irwind that
blows nobody good"
Atlanta is no longer crowded With one.third OF the
army The strictcst orders hive been issued on the
subject. aud rgdly enforced. and woe be TO the
iucksss Rebel who strays into the city without proper
authority. Few. any, here. except upon business
and with proper papers 1hs is just as II should be.
Every soldier aud officer has his post. aud should be
at IT,
young lady, row 1, this city who LEFT Chickamausa
yen Gays ago ~ eeosped through the enrmys lines
iui hished SOL ling Information She lived on
the railroad, s..ya .aat many bridges have been
burned and that MOI single train had passed over the
road nom Daon 70 Chattanooga 10 some weeks that
the country Ii infested with gangs OF Yankee desete
and that they swear they done lighting &c ALSO.
that the ankee supplies hauled overland from Chat
tanooga TO Rome thence BY RAD TO Kingston. and tbero
bauled again.
NYw REBEL BOOKS.
Among the new books advertised in The
EIaminsr are; "A Chickahomny Story" "The
War and It's Heroes" containing portraits and bogra'
phies (a OF which have been carefully prepared), Of
Gems. Cooper Jackson Longstreet, A y. Hill, q. W.
Smith. Lane, Hood. Lee. Ewe. Joseph D.. Johnston.
Hampton. Pemberton. HiDdman, NJ. L. smith, Com.
Hollins. the gallant Pelham. and the bold PARTISAN