New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22

-. ,bs world make pence with you OF any ter1ns'
Nov, hold meetings among youreelveS; anu W! w,
- tbsse nrotoaIsious Reflect and dtcioe VIA, ~
!; 6otter Cor Won TO break up these snail gneirila
ysriies that only bring oion you trouoe' l4o; !ou
ga men vour nen Of p!oier!, your ~, ~ gu =.
tlorirv restrain your NOunR meh: cO'0 '"o.u 10
t.o.p ,'oa ."d nnt flem 70 useful occupations.
10 tl;s and whatever property our necessities 81 %
army roOuirc will be paid l"T; ho' ~ VIZ 'ni''
Confederate Bcr1p. or Jackson bonoSi out ~ kuOu
money such property ne We haNe h0leuolo.e IN"
s. 40, blcn laid for because you were ~ arms.
-, 0 III, doNcn and our conduct TO You will he H.
,-aa;e4sIv changed, Listen not TO the idle dema-
,oo,,ae ,5o for the sake OF I'm empty uli'sry COM
nod ar urQing yon 70 JON companies. lbey are
,,roiI,, vou 10 destruction. Choose for yourselves,
-, he assurance that If you stay az home attend
~, 20 vo,r lawful pure0its, YOU will receive more
,rotscticn than all The sEot-gunr In the lard can
gord YOU. Send 10 me committees Of your iDHu-
.ptial citizens-mcn ia whom you can rely, VIII
meet aid confer with them ano eudeayor TO arrange
with them plan 10 satisfy you Of NY sincerity
send 10 your complaints, statement ofyour wrongs,
and / will redress them. Let your County Com
~ ssioners, your Magistrates, your SHERIFF., NIsl'
.ne that we may talk ths matter over iaee 70 laIo'
Should Won, however, disregard my soVlee I,ie
stern visitatioos of war will be meted ous - eu5
nat your awning for protection is thsm dll ies'
assured that the traitor wren caught shah reVeiso q
trsitor's doOm. TIE cup OF mercy Is eAua"s ~,
Treason hereafter will be treated az reason lpe
usssscre of innocent women anu eni,uiea liz.
bssried tfaitors lately burning bridge or the Han
,ihsI srd 81 Joseph Railroad has satisfied US that
traitor win perpetrate Grim. Which oeNhs Wohu
Ddder 10 commit. They shall te biOttcd from e4-
istence and cent 10 that hell whl0n yaWhs 1of 'hen
reception.
The two roads are open 10 you. People OF West
.ru Missouri, choose We between them. The one
viii lead you to peace and plenty. The other TO de-
s,ruc,ion.
Brig Cen Comusndii- Kansas Brigade.
By Hos }. ANDERSON,
Lieut. Of EugTs., Acting Assistant Al Den
HKADouAsTRRs Kansas BAlGlDy,}
5esersl orler No.Ll FoNI sSorr, sslt. l. i.sl. ;
10 CenaseadaHts @ al Cops shshe' ,e9aiT o. ''Ies.ar
Of ne KoaGS Army ne rtsld IN S19t.sTH hGn'7'
The present organization Is as follows
Col james Montgomery is in command OF the
,svalry of the ia 4th, aud 5ih Regiments, and the
l2-pouud mountain hoWItZer detached under Capt.
Moonlight. Col H. 7. johnson will assist Col.
Montgomery. The two Lieuts. White are detailed
sud aTtsched to Col. MoutgomerS's STAFF.
Tho infantry OF the Sd Regiment ia under the
command of Maj. Williams. The infantry and artil.
lery Of the 18th regiment are urder the command Of
Col. Weer, assisted by Lieut.-Col. Burris. Capt.
Rickerton's company at artillery is attached 10 Co
Wears command. CAPT. DE NeCcbi and Lieut.. Cat
,snis sre attached 10 Col Weers command. The two
infantry companies now at Barnesvi Q VII be com
uandsd by Gait. Harvey. The Home Guards now
sfgtioped AZ Foft Scott viii be under the command
Of Iieut.-Col. Blant eOmmandaut Of post, assisted
by MAJ. Judson
The company of infantry of the 9TH Regiment,
,ssHeued al Fish Creek will be commanded by
can't. HAYES commandaht Of the post at Fort Lin
r0lp assisted by Cant Harris. The two companies
III ipfsntry stationed at Fort Lincoln VIII be COM
handed by the cOmmaIdaUt Of tie post, Capt. Hayes
lie LIST Regiment Kansas Reserve Corps, now
concentrating at Bapesvi e, will be commanded oy
fol Jsnr isoE assisted by Lieut.-COl. Moore. Col.
Jsunisons command at BaruesSlle WI include
Capt Baness Company Of Scouts The Surgical
DEPARTMENT Of tire entire army will be under The dI
rection of DR. Rufus Glparrck, to whom all reports
FIRST be made and all acquisitions directed. lie is
,atioped al Fort Scott Each of these several COM
uSDdants are dire ced to report to these Hssdquar-
terra the strength and condition OF their commands
avery day if practicable. The following rules for
the government Of this army are laid down and must
be adhered to by every member OF the command,
whether officer, non-conElssioned o1ncer or private
FIRST: The rights, Ienons, aud property Of the
yeepls OF Kansas must be r,dly ooserved-io an
s7ticle OF property however tTning, must be taken
without payment in ready moDey for the same, or a
receipt given by an authorized officer.
Second The rights, persons, and property OF the
Ioyal citizens Of other States NUT be sacredly OBJ
served and ever protection and assistance extended
them.
Ikird Such property Of those in arms against
the Government az can lie made useful 10 the army
may be seized, but when so seized at the very
earliest moment be turned ~ the QuartermasteT
or Commissary's Departments, the Heads Of such
Departments giving receipts therefor. lie who tails
IN this, and sppropriates attempts 20 appropriate
any portion Of the snemys properly 70 seized 10 his
own use is q base Iobber, and sbal be punished as
such.
Foartk IS it is proposed 20 csc this army ac-
.iveiy, il is expected tnat each commsndaut will
keep his command IN readiness to march at a mo-
nents notice. Vigilance and activity with all is
required 10 save Kansas from invasion.
JAMES II. LANE,
Commanding Ksnsss Brighde.
BY ABsAx cUrIxR, Acting Assistant GdjutSnt GsueIsL