New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-30

life would be life, and there would be some In
OF laws for the protection Of both property a.
life. But the papers have designated srS
boldly aiding aud abetting in your midst tAI
most stupendous organization of hiepes and ri
rates ever assembled since the creation Of ~
world. Those pirates threaten to pay off their
freebooters on Wall streets to put them in VIM
ter quarters in your great public halls and pal,Q
tai residences. Their most renowned and MOI
approved leaders teach openly, a. the basis o.
'aelr fraternity, "Thou shall steal" Theft, ana
violence, and murder are the Triupe Godbea4
Oh their faith and worship. Now. Sirs. / AL
you IL the aiders and abet ors of thia a,tound;nk
piracy are to be tolerated in the commerc;,1
metropolis of the United States, or apywb.,%
else under the Stripes and starsi Ia il pos
time to say to them, 4" You have gone far enousS
too far. Let there be an end of your work ~
III they be not stopped by authority, the peop,aH
will arise without authority, and having tis6
mill-stones about their publishers nccks. vi&
send them to the bottom Of the sea.
The Rebel organs throughout the North AZ
just now endeavoring to muster the coontrvX
enemies gnder the guise of peace. There is ID
be peace party. The man who cries "PescerF
when the safety of the country requires war, n
the yest, because the most cowardly, Of oil trss
tors. But this city is tho stand point from which
one may view the inside of the peace psrts.
This is the Headquarters of the so-caIled pesc6
movement; and if you would know what na
word peace means, as the hypocrites here inters
pref it, when they put it on their banners, viii
tell you. 1t means, when emissaries Of Jef>
Davis are trying TO steal guns from the State Of
Kentucky, they should have peace. 10 means,
that when Secessionists wish TO carry into Ten.
nessee all manner of war supplies, they should be
allowed Peaceably to pursue their object means,
in fact, THAT JEFF. Davis and his associate BAN
dtti shall be peaceably allowed to take posses.
sion of the National Capital, and drive ont ths
peoples chosen officers. And your peace men ID
the North know well enough what it means.
Yesterday the peace men of Louisville gave
lively example Of their peaceful intentions On
Friday evening the Surveyor of the Port was in.
formed that train of wagons loaded heavily
with contraband goods had made their way from
Louisville as far as Salt River, and could not
Immediately cross it, for want of the ferry-bOatt
which had been swept away. But 1t was said
that the wagons were guarded by about twenty
armed Secessionists. Early yesterday morning
the Surveyor, to provide against the possiOlit,
of collision, dispatched e5 of the Home Guard
with an Inspector, to seize and bring back the
smugged goods. No sooner had the news be-
come public than the peace GROWERS were seen
collected everywhere in excited squads. Theif
peace was disturbed, and the lamb like creatures
spread over the city the most preposterous lies
in rapid succession, for the purpose of infamins
their dupes. 1t was said that 100 Secessionisi1
had left Louisville in hacks, with arms to oppose
the Inspectors escort, and very many eredulOul
people believed the rumor. When this died out,
it was said the people Of that section in which
the wagons were stopped had arisen in great
numbers and repulsed the Home Guard, and that
the Inspector had telegraphed for re-enfOrcs.
ments. Then, the Home Guard had been utterly
routed, and their officer taken prisoner. All THE
was done 10 encourage and excite the Secession
lists, with the hope of bringing about COLLISION
But it did not succeed. The Home Guard caps
tured six wagons near little village called Bos-
ton took out their loading, placed it in ears, and
sent it back to tho Surveyor; and there was not
the sign of resistance.
The seizure was of . most valuable character.
No wonder the peaceables were excited. IL
embraced seventy eight pigs of block tan, abous
fifty boxes Of tin plate, quantity OF sheet ron
q heavy roll of thin copper for the manufacture
of percussion caps, some brass for finishing
,word.bilts, and fine LOT Of clarified beeswaxs
beside q quantity of oil and coffee, and some
military buttons. seventy-eight pigs OF olocs
tin would make the mouths of Nashville rebels
water! And the representatives the pratlcaa
portion of tho Professors in the Uni'ersiIy o.
Nashville are waiting for it, as they have mads
a cap factory of their laboratory.
But the turtle.doves of the white hag and
rosette would not suffer the law to be executed
murder. When the train had gone of upon the
Lebanon branch of the Louisville and Nasty ills
Railroad, to receive the freight from the wagons
one of the peace party's emissaries removed
rail from the track, so ss to throw of the ear
as they returned. 1t did throw them of, and
broke an Inspectors arm, and severely bruise<
o number Of the Home Guard.
Later in the evening yesterday, the peace meR
had another opportunity to manifest their anna
blity Gen. Reaupau came over from Jeisrson'
vile with about 1900 soldiers from Camp Jo
Holt, aud paraded through the city. As the]
marched with dignity along the streets, member
Of the peace party were seen cursine and railint
them and shouting, /" Hurrsh for JEFF. Dayi''