New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09
rhase include LIST Lieut..
his subordinate oficere.

a., .,,,o.s;no,. oe,.srs. These include LIST Laen,.
Thnmeck, and Iieuts Weber, Balls, anu baa some
Weber, although very Young i' ;nsnIf il man of
yron yonch NAV safely be expected Ills ;d from
I'm oyTonerv and many of them, we're iI &c, Vista
CAN'T TAYLOR who 81. nalized inmIeI az ottermaster
On board we had also Mr. Janes ii, xySo was bound
of the American Zouave Regiment, W. w;nsrdeau. Mr. |
for The cnIno of that regiment at Cape uh"'
Hall WAS formerly of the reg uar army ora mart
Some of The Illinois Ni henS1ed men who worked in
New- leans for a contractor named A ,,'oidn,i
Who IN them for one month wolh ous horI 10
nav them for the second. Upon Doing & ni sotV
s'ia ~ nv Could 20 10 the ID. Tho men re'c to
saw thew nave no great desire TO go where MAR hall
desired ,e but they would like to go TO the oo' thern
C,nfederacy aud get slot at HIN:
a,nnt O'clock on Friday morning we over took the
feet al anchor at the head of Liberty lssr d, and all
went on together frem there 10 C2pe Girsceau lack
Ing the Warsaw and Jeannie Deans: Tue former
or Ike shaft above Ste. Genegioye. The War Eagle
,shed 60 her and towed her Chester. The JEANNE
Deans took her IN charge, erd brought her TO Cairo
AEer Il delay of few minutes at Cape Glrardeau-
teeYu well supphed VIII Idle miits small hills, yoI-
lies, and pis-styes, with q small IpIinkng OF com
ftsxable re sciences, and very few shade-trces-GeD
Fremont issued sailing orders, a,d at IL O'Clock on
Friday Of we started, amid the booming OF cannon
froa he City OF Alon and Empress and the shouts OF
the Zouves and the Illinois 20oh, who posted on
tae 10. bank Of tbe river and the bill which overooks
the tOF-n ana -yhch COL Morgan Smiths regiment
is eucam ped. Tie General paid the regiment Nilt
in tue morning, by which .Ley-and doubtless tne
General himssl-were highly gratiled. About l0
o'cO. the Zouaves ordered TO pack knapsacks,
ant congratulated Themselves that they to accom-
! pany us.. =,
Abcpt o'clock on Friday evening we arrived with
In few miles cf Cairo, when our approach was sig
nailed bv repeated shots from NO eighl olhdis
awakening The echoes for miles around AS our meet
deployed .ln- the shore the Suns OF Snllh Ba'efy
rsepG AZ int rivals along the left bank res onded ana
~ ts.l'a Do int Ritter rpI
tnlTled into the Ohio, the 3Zpouuders beloved ont
loud and frequently, am wered by Onr guus. There
wa. reIf c. of artillery for bali an 6ouf' aui
thundelg echOes rolled away INTO Tue WOODS ol hen
tncky and Missouri. Bird Point, and the D"hhs "a
the Mississippi and Ohio, at Cairo, were hIea WIN
! troops who were wild with eX,lnm enl, ana 'o'hn,
ually huuaed, All he bands OF mnilc were nrIut ~
tito reonsion and The scene was so mover ana ~
tracve that it viii be forgotten by those VINO
! witnessed Il.
lashed 10 TIE Deans arranged themselves along The
Rrd Point shore except the City of Axiom, winch land
ed at the Caro- Wharf. Here Gen. Preniiss stepped
on board was Introduced 10 Fremont, and held snoIt
conversation They proceeded, arm III arm, aecohP'-
MED bv Fremont s,af TO the st. Charles where the
lannon's explorer was called out by the crowd, who IN
sisted upon speech. PIentiss introduced MIN "nen
he said: ,..,. 81 10
srarn and therefore cannot address you tonight az
could wish will be very busy, and the interest," you
manifest win strengthen my hands snail DC gad 10
see YOU after my work If done .
One incident of surprising interest, in connection
with the progres of The feet, occurred ut the upper
| end of the Cairo evee on the Mississippi As the
City of Alton rapidly approached that Plnt ioho Yea
clo.ely By the other steamers, SOLITARY horoehah
could be seen speeding hike arrow toward the nver
through an opening in the trees Inc opiuon was eH-
pressed that this scout dispatched 10 ascertain
the cause Of the firing bat il turned out that be was
one Of body of cavalry posted some two OF three &c
two three and more followed shouting energet-
icaly "Hurrah tor Fremont" and waving little hhgs
and handkercliefs. So eager were they that me OF
them caloped their horses into the water, unable TO
control the impulses Of their patriotism This portion
of the Grand scene particularly in,piring.
Tuy SSr,xs.-The Secessionists in Missouri, in the
oren field are full rs bad as the Virginisns. The 81.
| Louis Democrat SAYS
eve learn from gentleman from Sedala that on
| Friday last, a. Capt. Parker was returning from
bonneville whittier he had been with his company FOR
arms, at farmer City he was encountered by COM
Of Ss s. s s der MaEGoeS @ WI Sas on
horseback, fred twice al Capt Parker, the Last shot
killing lis horse. Parker returned tie lire, the al Jt
"a King effect ia Trustees leg. On Trustees being
shot the rest took TO their heels and fled On the sane
uiglt. Capt. Parker arrested a rabdl Sece sionst
named Smith, who had been guilty OF many depreda-
, tions against the Union men.
1--WE also learn that company Of Home 6 cards.
urd r command of Cant. Montgomery Of Pettis Coun-
w. marched TO Warsaw last week and captured l5j
KEYS Of powder, together with large quantity Of lead
~ On Trrstoes person was found a revolver, gun,
and large bowie knife"
4 TREAsosABLE ORGANIZATIONS HANCOCK
CouyIY.-1he Springfield MO- Journal says:
We have reliable intelligence that there is
ganizcd band Of traitors in Hancock County, in this
Suite whose object il il to aid rebellion in every way
in their power. The citizens Of Plymouth and other
towns in that county have organized Home Guards to
protect Themselves against the depredatons Of this
ilwless band. The traitorous organization Is said to
he chiefly under the control OF petilogging lawyer
in Augusta, a cousin OF the notorious jim Green OF
Missouri The names Of the leaders of this rebel
are in the possession OF our State authorities and
measures will be at taken TO bring the offenders
to justice"
Sworn FOR GEN. SIGEL.-The sword which the
Union men Of st. Louis design presenting to Gen.
Franz Sigel the order for which given some weeks
ince has been received and will be ready for exfib
ton to his friends in day ortwo. Is most leauti-
f1l wearoD displaying elaborate and elegant workman
ship: the Inscription commemoratine the brilliant
plot at Carthage. II 10 suitable gift TO patriotic
I md gallant olhcer. Missouri Democrat.