New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02

the fact that this er serbia repealed or at least
played ont.
Since one Of our soldiers went into a Catholic cathe
dra In Mexico and requested priest TO give hin one
OF the tGpcrs TO light bis cigar at there has PROBABLY
nothing been done by American troops so offensive q
the feelings Of the natives Of couqaered country as
perpetaed when the first negro soldier stepped ~
to Of the scions Of the cvsy here and asked him
for light. but things like this, you know must be,
after famous victory" the. uncle Of little Peter
Kinney jndIciously remarked.
TIE MASSACHUSETTS rITTY-FTrIH.
On Tuesday evening. about seven O'clock we heard
prolonged and hearty cheering In neghboring street.
ran in the direction indicated by the shouts, and
found that the Massachusetts Fifty.lft Oolorod)
regiment had Just landed In the city:
| John Browns body lie. molderng IN the grave.
John ,Io~n, BODY lie. no,,dsIias ~ he sI.,s'
His soul 10 marching on
Glory! Glory! iI.ilslo,h
GLORY! Glory! HAlelujsh!
We go marching on!
| Wen hang JEFF DAVIS q crab apple tree,
Wen hang JED Day. on crab apple tree.
Wen hang JED Davis on q crab spplcIss
Aswe 20 marching on
Imagine II you can this stirring song cbanted with
the most rapturous mo.t oIutsnt emphasis. by regi'
ment Of negro troops who lad been lying in sight Of
,uou, delight along the streets of this proslavery city
whose soil they had just touched for tho first time
imagine them In the dim light Of tie evening seeing
on every aide groups OF their own race-men. women,
madcns and little children. who greeted them with
10y that knew no bounds that Of physical ability to
express itself fally-imagins them as they finished
their song Of triumph unite with equal ecstacy In Join
In that other thrilling melodyi
| Down with the traitor.
| Up with the Tag
Imagine them cheer az only Triumphant troops can
cheer In honor Of the stars and stripes and Afassa
chusetts" and Governor Andrew" and Jon may con
ceive (slbct very intly) the sublime and unequaed
scene that had tho privilege Of Witnessing on Tues
day night In Charleston.
7 heard a Lieutenant Of the 55th. In command Of
Company T. give the order" Shoulder Arms and In
minute aterward shook hands with him. for he an
old acquaintance. Who do you think no wasf lie
son Of william Lloyd Garrison
DAnLGREy AND oILLMoRE
Major. Gen. Gilmore and Admiral Dalshren. As
told you in my last dispatch. landed in this city or
Saturday morning 1t is said that whenever negro
was told that 1t Gen. Gilmore who commanded the
National army here, broad grin would at once make
him show how ns set teeth he had for his own pri.
yate use II was happy accident that enabled Gen
Gilmore TO 10 in command Of THU Department
now 1t makes the triumph poetical and complete
BLocRADE-RUSNERs.
A fine, fast blockade runner was in the hsrbor when
the city was evacuated and now flies the stars and
stripes It 10 the syrene On Monday night still
other walked the watcn like thing Of life. and woke
I'D TO find itself in Union hsrbor. easy prize to the
feet which 1t thought 1t had ended 1t is an old Of
fender-the Hope 1t Is believed that there others
h. all "a In freev
Our success Is making rs q little careless. believe
there are naval officers who would just as lief as not
let all the blockaders stl aAoat come In here now
CANNON CAPTURED.
No Official report has been made yet Of the number OF
Rebel cannon captured 1t is certain (uncss the best
Informed officers very much mistakenly that we
have considerably over hundred pieces, and 1t Is
confidently asserted that We will hare over two humid.
red. They are scattered at this moment from Bulls
Bay to Sulivan's Isand-nearv all Of them are vslna'
bic prizes although they are all, or nearly al, spiked
Two magnificent Blakeley guns x hundred pounders),
one OF them stationed at the Battery here the other
at the fort near the Custom House. were exploded on
Saturday morning by order Of Gen. Hardee. II Is
worth trip to Charleston to see the damage done by
the bursting Of the gun at the battery. 1t has com
pletcy ruined large and prncely house uhe property
OF Mr. De Saussure which Is situated about hundred
yards from the spot where the gun planted Every
pane Of tho thick plated glass Is broken into little
pieces. and the whole interior of the house IL torn
frightfuly. The exterior Jared no better.
WHITTIER AwAY1
The Rebel troops who occupied Charleston have gone
toward North Carolina. and. when last heard from,
were supposed to be at Cheraw.
WHERE rs SHERMAN
The Rebels here report that Sherman has taken Col
umbia and 1t Is believed that he shelling II some
days ago. Our authorities know nothing more than the
Rebels report. as they have had recent communities
ton with him.
COTTON-AUGUsTA.
It is understood that the Rebels are making active
preparations to evncuate Augusta and 10 burn all the
cotton now stored In that city.
CoTToN-CHARLEsTON.
There 10 quantity of cotton bid away and buried In
md around Chareson but what is In cellars will soon
DO brought to light. and. Pope said Of Johnson We
may say Of the reit Of it, that 1t viii "soon be deter6"
There are also ordnance stores concealedbut In van
the omnprescnt negro there to see 1t and here
to tell. The quantity Of cotton supposed to be In
Charleston and vicinity is estimated at from two humid
red 10 five hundred bales.
FOREIGNERS.
Testimony seeus 10 agree ~ to these facts' That the