, 1861-10-01

Nfsrs and the arrest OF the editor and proprie-
tor created en- immense deal Of quiet indigna-
tion smopg Urfon- men In this community.
A. tTet many loJai e1ezsna .sa:;a Wsfe tH actually
thet they might be called to account likewise.
The or1y excrse for the act Is that the city Ia
urder martial law, and sharp cersure upon
the military authorities is breach Of public
order. Now that the parties have been re-
General fremont committed great error IN
o1de,ing this arrest. The Kesos article was
milk and water compared with the tr2nchant
eritic'sm which appeared IN the CHICAGO
TRIBUNE cf the same day. Oh, It was lucky
etorcher Of Tuesday Iaorns1g might have
eaueed your readers disappointment on
"Wednesday.
Mary irdiyidusl changes have taken p1ace
within few weeka. Many persons Whose Sc
cession p1ocliyities stuck out Oh every occa-
sio1, ore now first rate Union ren-wnether
honestly or not, He who judges al hearts
a.one understands. Among these men may
be mentioned several whose Union1sm Was
recently yEry teuder-footed indeed. In the
Ntt liz It could be given entiEe,) will be found
Wasman Crow, Jas E. Yeatnan, and Archi-
bald Gamble All these gentlemen we're ter
rihly indignant bece1se Gen. t1en Captainl
Lyon broke up Camp Jackson, end petitioned
tle President for bis remova', although Mr.
Crow, It is now eefd, refused to s'gn the Pr
ptf sent on to Washington. At all events, he
| ftnt bis presence to the conference Nov It
| is 1ep1 eeenttd that he has loaned Gen. Ere.
| mcnt 11rZc sum Of money which ne cannot
| get. Mr. TeatT1an is one of the Similarly Com
mIeeicu. Mr. Gamble is brother to the Gov
| etuor, aud Mr. Lucas il for throtltng the re-
ps11ion IS speedily as pcsslble-a natural wish
| fer e man who las thousand tenants whose
f! rent lie hes been forced to reduce one:hslf, and
! in sone irstances eve up entirely There are
other f1at rate Urion men who, IN ne month
! Of juee, were Rampant " anti-coercloni5ts.' y
but their fealty is governed altogether by dol
lars and cente.
Much las been ssid about the strietness OF
| GeI. McCIe1'an's discipline, and OF htB retc- II
in the habits Of officers, who are no loqge'
kp ehops Of Washington. The Introduction 9
suth measures into the Sci Vice in st. louii
would improve appearances materially. GAY
| al.y cffieers AID men arc il the habit OF chang
ing through some Of the Principal atreets at I
tsa1ing pace, ard the sight OF orunken so1alelk
is too common for vel conducted army
TIE following Incident, related by 8 81. Loul
! correspondent Of the Cincipnati Times, !
probably not exaggerated. The writer ssys
IA Ccloue1 in full regimentals has been see!
fer days and weeks at the Planters' Hotel
retllrg through the passages; and every stree
, viii ehcw you soldiers on foot and horsebacl
d1prk. saw one to-day, whose eomma1
!, Ras oDder TeEiew a. the general order,
| drunk that his horse got him off down ih
! street, and he had no power over hIm."
I 4 glorious meeting Of lishmen and other
to luther the organization Of an Irish B~lgad
/; II this city, was keld last night at che Cou1
e H.ree. Several Epeeches were made and by
I ct.:oEs coincidence Major jas. 3. Rollins, B
c., spoke ircm the same platform ia favor
the Unica with &. n Stewart, his old opp
Iept for Guberrs!o!:a hono1s, aro Jonh
Henderson, bis late opponent for Copgres
= iora1 honors. Rollins was formerly . srror
> Krcw-Nothipg, but here he aVo9ed himse
I resdy to hug every Iishman to his b.
!. Ecul who eustains his adopted c5nnt!
$. secefeionists lave to keep quist IN publ
r. new. Up,n any ou1bursts Of treaso1ah
h | sentiments ceming to the Provost Maraha
: no:ice, the guilty pity is a rested. you'
~ | I1ish }aWYei ramed John P. Conrea has be
S se1st to Cairo for saying lie would rlt1er st
) in III iscn hundred years than swear 70 sr
: pe1t any such ID governments as fhat
h Linco1n'e. The queerest pert OF this case
Is that Corrsn was formerly Republican,
II Tottd for F1apk r. Blair. He was at g
IS time eneeged III reporting for the ditse7
il The New York Heruld's list Of rel
j troops now in the field be no nearer corr
Than tie list published undo the head Of n
e sou1i-it is a terrible botch. The Misso
~ trcors as given by the HerdI embraces o.
IT. The rames of tie officers Of the regims1
be and divisions as they existed prior to
lis bit aklng up OF Csmp Jacheon. NeaflS Il
n quite sI acf the officers whcse names fig
~ n The list of the first th1ee regiments, Y
US taEep prisoners at Camp jackson SUD E
o their parole not to tcke up aTns against
,e- United States It is true Eeme Of them
violates. their parole, bu. q majority are
De hs3c. The old military Organization WAS
ne tually dt6bsndcd BY tie secession outh1f
he ! and lie present M;eeourf rebel troops are {
~ cered By different Co'onels, Msjor5, Capt:
~ ard Lii tutelants i1am those named By
ter HtTold The allotment Of 5000 rebel tfo
me 10 Missouri is too large. The number
I'm ,ncs exceed s5,0a0 at the outaide~ A.
lay 1n.ied .tIis cnrrection is necessary.
led 1 telegraph has just bseu e7mple I'd tolroI
otv snd viii be in working order before t.
~ lines are In type. .-.-..
ya Tie ueual nun her Of absurd rumors
'5:h BEEN oho:t during the week aud none ot
uld tlne.