New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-17
souooner IN lat. 2i Ion. 6g' 2V cruisig. The prva-
ter steamer Sumter has arrived at Curacoa.
THE JAY.iIAWKEEs.
Fr0m TIE Kaasai Siaie yonn nal

From The hG5saf SSGie mai
C9pt Jenniron arrived IN oar tov, on IN Saturday
~ '0a"e for Washington. TIE ob.c # lis Witt 10
We CaI iti zee ubdr1tnd l. 60 procure the a'rct l.
a ce - bis troop, ider sUch terms will insn'e ihai
itsanm az movement against tie o'uy le uIiar 10
the guerrilla mode of vArfAre Hrd nece-saty tan
css lie desires e. Is uuder and subject to the pioer
Military authority. Bnt ut the Sane III Q there uinst
'e ch undincaiiIn OF tie restrici1ns and regua-
Thus applt able 10 lhe regular rerycc ~Ill rr We
hiil from the cuufingetc, OF ailiug under tie athnr
nv OF .oue ruleted donkey, who, wi hout weiY ing
altered c"r ors, brings everythiIg der lie ,ribe
rue oari ID at s'hool, In tie nt camp in time OF
e,Ce. lie proposes to he receiv az an Independent
DOup, ansWogihlU inu edlHieiy t. tie Department or
the Gebetain-C let elue 10 be placed in The
mahd Of some B,iladieI General In the regular vol
service, with the specific engagement that he IL
70 be subect 20 the auhi.y OF 40 subordinate officer
In tie counaudOr, IN oher worif, that he is 70 10
nnsweIabe only TO the Biladier General aud his su.
psiIOfs.
We hore tho captsin will accomplish the object of
IL mssiOn. We know, from Clp}e observation OF IN
tince tie war ol ened our border, that we do
MT ove~ estimate the prowess Of lis force when We
sy ttat for the peculiar service uOtt nee ed ana most
efLciIt here, his GO fighting more tan
equivalent the bert 9, ,OUJ iu the Federal servics
~"Use o.tratirhs against tie enemy aye cond'cte
scc"rting TO the iognlur mi iiEry methods. lie las
made imsef thorougy y acquainted witt the io "gra-
phy veil ns with the sxact Iol.IicIl conn leXpn 81
tho whole SOl h@estern portion OF insufgeni alsb1nr
~ hs iro ~ w be mot valual l. susi ~ TO ne
regular service, employed as scods and skirinrh'T'
lie is most cuu eient leader "i euch troop ~ ne
olnm ,nds md the very teh fgLiing blJOi OF the
con try hnBuainrullg gfGviisted 20 Is camp inry
all paCnli4r OF men, co'su uted eSpeViAh!
for he gHeuili4 mode of w,Tlare.
" Nhle they are competent to cope with the more
im us!ng forces which The SecetiUbist' OF hlssoln
hri,p uio the field vi en- allowed do their igng
in tleir own Characteristic mode, they aIc no more
~ or better than ordinary lterr iu systemhilc war
FIRE. la ,,ci the hest lighting i'od OF Kansas l. q,
that striit-men Of thai adventurous" fa3"'ioos ana
da, 4 character who c,me Ia Kautas IN tie tny- oi
her ratlv turmos And th'ir cObtes's wi,h tue Bor-
der Ruliians were conducted after the Sumter anu
Nj riun phn and they proved themtelyor, aet great
oddr an Overua ch for the uiniuns uf datsnrss.
Hundreds in orr midst would 20 under snch chief
tain whore command eho1d have tlo lsg recogri
,iun of the var anhorty. Hundreds 'i the .est
fgttns men in our Sa'e would marrhal themselves
under such bonner, VITO cuuln not leave their fllier
for he long service Of the regular force. Tue sdne III
Mis on !.
Te1ap,, ia iaforms us that he could raise a most
70 mdalIs fore Ia Missouri uLeb, divided MP in'o
manageable troors and well commanded, cOnl III make
all in til, tecIi Oi Kansas, though The Cove
srnent sh"uld continue Ia neglect % IN the cncen-
traion Of other forces the protection OF OR border
lese ctunot leave their homes with salty for
p-orncted eIiod, and ihht il the reason no Join
tie regular service. IT, is guerrilla syrtsm OF war.
fare they Eau keep up perfect organiza'ion, aud
gaiher the tcgusiOn rcquIee or 0ierr, Blke their
iInw ard return again 10 tL,ir purslit. This mode
of tea meI, eI with the erergy and great shil that
Jenuau will bring iuIo the ,erycr if he s e.sfl
n getting 'e ciInu Of TIE Government wtll dry up
Sece,si u 10 the and worst counties Of Mia
sOuri noe srinmhriiy than half duzeh fOyis filled
vi he regusr sUJiery II lie ID not successful be
iu,euds to return and Immediately GitbaLd lis force