New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-20

city near the CourtHcuse The company was ter
riby stoned by crowd oil Seeesionisis from tie sie-
walk, who were chez iog for jeff Davis. Finally, q
pistol was fred by fullgrown man, forty men will
swear and hen two or three other shots from men in
the crowd. Two Of the soldiers fell dead, and the
company turned and fred upon the crowd. The bal
ance of the regiment continued marching MP the street.
leaving THE company by itself The commandment GER
tanly must have heard the firing; and why he did not
come 10 a halt il what cannot understand. The rear
company fought with the crowd until every gun WAS
discharged when seeing their comrades three or four
squares off, they turned and up ride street to Fifth
street, where they blazed away again, having halted
and charged their muskes with the deadly cartridge
Their confusion owing to their indisposi,ion to do
than to protect Themselves, without any desire to
destroy life. This is shown by the way the baIls
struck the surrounding houses.
THE PRISONERS AT TIE ARSENAL.
The State troops complain Of nhosritable treatment
at the Arsenal. They deserved worse than they got
Their language TO their eapors was Of the most violent
and abusive kind. No epithet ever expressed by the
direst BLACKBOARD was left unultered. Nothing butthe
vigilance of the officers and their stern commands kept
the outraged soldiers from seeking revenge. Their adj
mirabe discipline and obedience 10 orders 10 worthy OF
all commentator. The prisoners were dismissed after
swearing they would not fight against the Stars and
Stripes. This oath but few of them will keep. Some
orgs n1ing themselves into Vigilance Committees,
and threatening prominent men with ASSASSINATION.
Let them modest of the Union men andther wont
be room enough in Missouri TO hide them.
sECESsIoNIsM
This disease is sqnclched. The city never more
quiet more loyal 10 the flag. Secessonsm used
Ia be noisy and rampant occupying the sidewalks and
all the bar-rDoms-it IL "quiescent" now. They may
make demonstration and but one more. IL Will
be completely squelched out in the State. An
overwhelming majority Of the people Of Missouri are
opposed to dsunon, but the military bill was intended
to terrify them intot udicios disposition OF United
States troops will completely eradicate the disease.
ETC, ETC., ETC.
There ID an awful cry raised the very moment the
Unionists do something not entirely warranted by the
letter of the law though the necessity may be Urgent
But Secessionis.s can with impunity enact barbarous
and crushing statutes convert free people into slaves,
shoot hang draw and quarter, tar and feather roo,
duck burn drive out insult stab, and what not poor,
unoiFendng citizens whose only fault is difference 81
opinion, and it ID all right But not what they
say. We have already submitted too long. We have
been towards for the sake Of peace. Now We will
have more Of IT, and the cry IN, war 10 The knIe,
and the knife TO the hi until the enemies Of Christian
civilization and this free land shall be sleeping in their
graves. We want more eompromses-SoT oSE.
ANOTHER DUCkING
Last night q company OF Secession troops at The
Usage River, where the valorous Jackson through
sheer cowardce burned down a splendid and durable
tresle bridge, caught the U. 3. Mail Agent while be
was work in his car and amid obscene ests and ter
rble basphemy, took him to the rivers bank aud
plunged him in the water several tmes until the poor
fellow nearly gone. About forty brave Secession
soldiers did thin noble work. and made ii the occasion
Of bonfire. They consented to rave the agent, but
notified him if he up again IN discharge of bis dp-
ties they would murder him. They viii not remaip
there long, whether General Harvey desires their re-
movsl or not.
THE POSITION or TIE STATE.
Missouri il for the Union. She has Union men enough
Of her TO whip the Secessionis completely out If
we were only armed. But we will be armed. The
North will help ne. Mammon charms the majority Of
the merchants but there some whom rnamnon
cannot seduce. But the people are free and unpur-
cbssabe and they true 10 the spirit Of 20 aud the
4. Al D.,u