The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-16

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10 10y ny orders - given through yo s,.
officers. You VIII now form under the coumsnd YOU
ocer and deport yourselves % soldiers hssIpg !0s Mo
oat glorious cause that every animated man 70 cross
twosds with an enemy, and under banner th1t mas
never yet been dshonored except by traitors and need
not say that know in your keeping n win not h dis
She Colonel was greeted with thyee cheers and
''pgern We hsd now arrived III sight Of tae little vi
wharf, ard few men were lounsng lazify ah-at the
stores fronting the river Ing wss floating
upon apole at the rivers EDGE but when arrived o.
rs Ashamed OF ts position as "tb traitors eneign
in flight Of the glorious old banner mat tapped ana snap
nsa N exssl.g PRIDE over our bows In passing The
ing with oans and hsses until It lost to sight by
bend Of tie river We went about i've miles below
TO and started On our home trip
Then commence tho excitement few men, In woods
below ire town, waved thor hats as we passed. AID
cheeiei them IN return They were Union mon, who
IL 'aeutra Kentuckyo dared no. cheer the Stars aad
s.'pes at homo aiors Of Magofiins earned neutrality
Az reached tho town Colonel Oglepy shouted 70 the
people on shore. who by this time began mako their
appearance W good.y numbers Eand inquire IL there
we're any Union men among Them A man on
h0 secack yeplsd, reckon thar arn't, Mister" The
Colonel then haOoed aovn to Captain Hopkins TO know ii
he could cut down she STAFF upon who the dsunicn rag
was hung with she. from one Of his guAss" The Gap
tain rVpier-
= 1an crt aoxa tho POLE but cannot range my pieces
htth enough 10 Gle ar ths houseso
"Uel, said the Colonel, "then don't re The Colo
nal then ehouted 20 those sno.o ~ II th5re
mnn in The crowd who wanted the h,g TO come down
The horseba pan, who presume was the Captain Of
the "9oium sus Home Guard" answered
wen, GAPING reckon we'd all heap rather you
woulur take IL down."
Ry u tin The steamer had d-ifted oss IN 10 the
levee VIXEN Captain Barnes OF the Oty of sioa jumped
ashoie, ~i,l two or hree OF bis boat hands. the
lFny q ha Gacakx.n nvNha IN the
GROUND Ia snort metre. Gathering II no In h,s a,ms-
one Of his men the Dean@Ae securing the cord with
which Il WA hCa tedtne Bspsan bs party returned
to Ito steamer, amid the widest cheering OF those on
boerd. AZ the B.psin Ejr ed sshose brave seces
skns who nAn bsen sitting IN front Of whiskey shop,
aioge0 and eO to the ground aud whom the boat left hts
comrades were try ing 70 bring him 70 by the free Of
coo TeseF applications
Wber we hao proceeded about q quarter Of mile
nom sho place where the flag WINS captured party Of
yourg 'adieb Were discovered upon the briok OF the
ou1 waving their Rerchie's and shouting at the top
OF thor delicate little VOICES their appreciation a Cap
tain Ba,nss' gallant exploit While were looking
at snd adniripg the patriotism Of the ladies' muahet
rigshP Of tho stesmer At Island Two we went ashore
snd recnnOtered but found nothing hut good Union
orr captured flag Suspended upside down. just below and
On the PANE nalyaId with our own Starr and Stripes
NOW we shall expect TO see score or two OF colonies,
captains. majors, and eIgovernore over here from
Kentucky 10 demonstrate against invas on of Ken.
tucky's sacred soil. DR. johnson, Of Paducah, viii be
down with q copy CT Governor Nasofln's instruc-
,ioDs, and Colonel wickhhe, perhaps, viii Coce
TO threaten Gen Prertiss with military ehastsement
But wher we consider that not military man left the
BOAT ard the Whole affair was an impfo,npu movement
Of Captain Barnes, the commander OF the steamer we
mpst beg Of neutral brethren IN Kentucky not to
Glide the military OF Cairo for the outrage severely
0uery-I Berah Megofin deeres TO maintain tho neu-
trsiy OF bis State why does he permit secession troops
TO sost and keep up accession flags Kentucky g
and recession soldiers to be enlisted without even so
much Il remTstranCeY
seDd you piece Of the cotton haIyard with which
feCPeStOn beer ian
turtd in the valley OF the Mississippi Nov the ball ia
opened look oat for squalls from the West