New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
HyAperAHTErs KEHTrcgy STATE GUARDS,
Jopf.riIi- lime 10 1885,.

lbe COrreepOD0eIce IN fuil Is gwen otioW,
Gen. Bvckacr to Gop. MagcBa.
HyApouAErErs KExTrcEr STATE GuAHDs,
Louisville June 10, 1884,
srg: On the Sth instant, at Cincinnst, ONO,
entered into an arrangement with MaJor-tieneThh
q. B. Mcclellan, Commander Of the Un'ed States
ops in the states north OF the Ohio aver 10 the Iol
Tbe authorities Of the State Of Kentucky to pro-
sect the United Ststes properiy wbln We nts % inc
state 10 enforce the laws of The United States IN nc
corlan, with the I'M expectation Of the Unied States
Courts as far as these laws may be hbie 10 heh-
lucky and to enforce with s the power Of The Sta'e
our obligations of neDtray az against the southern
Ststes As long the po,ition " have assumed s"ah
be respected by the United States.
Gen Mcclellan sli mates thai the territory OF Ken,
1rcky shall be resi- ected the part Of The United
Sttes even taongh h- Sout1ern States should occupy
r. but in the LATER case he will call upon tbe authoI-
tes Of Kentucky to remove the Southern iorees from
Should Kentucky fail to accomplish this object 10
reasonable ime zen. Mcclellan claims the saue rghI
Of occupancy gwen 10 the southern forces' nave
simulated in that ca TO advise him OF the ipaoly o
Keutucky 10 comply with her obligations, ana i1Vie
him to dil)dge the Southern forces Hs eupniHes
ehst If be is success FIJI in doing ne Will withdraw
his forces from the rlory Of the State ne coon az tie
southern forces shall have been removed
This he assures me, is the policy which be VIII ADOPT
coward Kentucky. .r
emit policy he is give timely notice Of the fact
Should be State OF Kentucky hereafter assume dl
ferent attitude he Is like manner TO be advised OF
che fact.
The well known character Of Gen. Mcclell'n is
sufficient guaranty for tbe fulhlment Of every spnl
hon on bis part
lam very 'peo'fa9y }ssJ o1s S.ess sts shsr.
To nj, Ezoelency B. MAoosys. Frankfort Ky.
Gen. Bsckner 10 Cor. Mapofn.
HEADQUARTERS KENTUCKY STATE GUARD,
PADUcAH, June IS, lSol
SIR: On the 1lth inst advised Gov. Harris OF Ten
essee Of the agreement Thch ha's oeeh eHlSreu nto
with Gen. Me- leap and OF The purpose OF Kentucky
10 carry out with the force at Der disposal the neutral
position VIII b her Legislature and her people nave
q snmed
Kentucky would be respected by Tennessee ard the
Southern States and that only IL the event Of an eva.
dent necessity after the neutrality OF Kentucky bsd
been rst violated by The United States forces, wond
ny sttemt be made 70 occupy any portion Of Der YER
YOry His orders 20 the commanders OF the lehhesSee
forces are peTemNory
an. Sir very r1:p.s, sIG yGpr ; 90. .sTv .o.,
To His Ereelency. B MAeos,IN Frankfort Ky.
Ger. BHckHer 10 G"r. M0goDR.
HEADQUARTERS KY. STATE GUARD,
PADUChH June Is, 1861. I
Sir: On the afternoon Of the 18th inst. 1 reached
Union City, Tenn about 20 niles soutn-esst OF Co
lumbds Ky. In consequence ot an exciting incident
at Columbus about noon Of that day found that Ten
.ue.see troops under command Of Gen. g. j. Pillow,
were king preparations to OCCUPY COumb Ds 10 force
having been Ivited 90 by the Mayor Of Col um-
BUS who had Represented TO Gen. Pillow that the place
IN all prODAUliltN silOnkU OtSupoo ~ TIC CLAteu
Ststee forces from Cairo.
Ca nv representations of the position occupied by
Kentucky, Geo Pillow al once suspended hs prepare
lions for the advance movements OF hif troops, inar
Testing every disposition 70 respect the neutrality OF
cur territory. .
The highly excited state Of the citizens Of Colum-
BUS and vicuiIy aud the indcretiou OF many Of tlen
nj every moment mjeilhng tue Peace OF The COmmoD-
wealth induced me 10 ure the Discretionary authority
which you gave me- 10 ciil into the ted small mill
gary fore.
6sry 70 auet The unhealthy excitement which exists,
and to enforce the obl atoms whion the Safe has
Ssriaken to fulfill.
IncIosed you viii find my letter Of instructions to
/ am, Sir, very respectfully Your Ob't servant,
s 3 bUCKNEK, lusPec'Or General
To his Excelency, B. haeoPris trsIsos' ny
Gea. BacEneT t. C0i. 1slgknaR.
HEADQUARTERS KENTUCKY STATE GuAnD,
PADUcAA, June Is, 1861.
Srp The Chief directs that Won call
spto the service OF tie State, practicable, sx
companies of the Guard, four Of infantry Of
artillery, and one OF cavalry.
Yon will station these companies Tor the present In
Among ibese companies il s desirable tha. the com.
pany Of Capt. Lyon be included; and If practicable,
Sbe company at Columbus.
You will assume command Of this force IN person.
It's general objects will be TO carry out the obbgs-
tions Of neutrality which she State has assumed il the
contest now impending on our borders.
Your attention viii be speedily directed toward
restraining our own citizens from OF lawless
aggression and with this you will hold yourself
under the direction Of the Judicial Ocers of this dis
tric. You will also give protection TO all citizens
who may claim it, and who may be threatened in
their persons property, or enjoyment OF Their civil
rights.
You viii direct Capt. Lyon to proceed at once TO
Columbus to make the necessary preparation for the
reception Of the force. Camp equipage Will be seat
from Louisville.
You will be furnished hereafter with ful instructions
70. your guidance.
Respectfully, obedift servant.
h. BUCkNER, ffspe ctos. General
To Col LLoTp TlLcHMAs, Commanding t,I ResiEeat H..
s. o., Psdacsh, Ky.
THE REBEL ARMY
From The Bostos Trssesley
We have al last, suthen,ic adyices from the South
iv;ng an In liro ~ what has ocrurred ,er s;uce h