New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

modes of warfare agninst The Uuited States and tran,
scending even the Red Man of the forest in biz inhu
mauity toward bis victims this war for overtnring
tie Government and building upon iis ruluS slave
holding despoisn is disgured, if possible, st further
by u by pocrica winnings Of sucn men as John D..
Critteodeu and Charles A. Wicklihe see their lsrt
speeches in favor of disboDorabe peace 1t was the
dastardy neutrality conducs Cf he Southern Eel parry
icaders that really enabled tie Rebels 10 plunge the
country into this war, and they would now get out Of
it by forcing the Free States TO eat dirt and acsnow-
ledge the Slave States their mssters. Let the pso-
pie OF the sides OF the Free North be on The alert
they will be indeed betrayed, YOU suggested few
days ago Traitors not always clad III be red shirt
of the blood-sianed warrior. Amy man who dresms Of
peace be he North or South until the Rebels shall
every where lay down their arms and The ringeaders
suffer death, and until the dominion OF the United
StaIes Cove. ninent Ia supreme over every foot OF
ground in the Union il traitor in heart the bh,ckest
dye whether IN or out of tue Government
The issue of our Anderson treason Ought 70
vince the Government that tie Federal Court in Bdltl.
may well bo dispensed as a tribunal for bringing
traitors to justice The prisoner is arrested on his
way to the camp Of the Rebels, with la'gc quantity
of bank notes, in blank, for bank in Se,essa, and
number of letters addressed 10 persons at Harper's
Ferry ne found in his boots. The bank notes are re-
taieed; but clerk in mercantile house, Of whose
partners wss killed in the 18th of April rebellion, ia
brought up TO testify " the contents of the sealed let
ters and his testimony that they contain nothing
reasonable, the prisoner is released Nobody was
found TO open the letters Mr. Addison, the United
States Dirrct-AtioDey, seen ed 10 leau more TO the
side Of the prisoner than TO the United States Mr.
Bonifant the Unied States Marshal, had to stsud mp
for the Government and Potal laws aud Commissioner
Hanan could nothing in the to justify hs hold
ing tie Jrisoner None 80 blind these who won't
look is old saying, and nttis il seems to NE
very applicable The whole proceedings Were 40 trtifs-
par mt, thai even Secessonlsts were TO blush.
do not know Gen. Pierce but lie has made himself
sufficiently known 10 the world as being void OF tie
necessary military genius for IL hour of ac'ion on the
field and there ought be end Of HIM in military
sense. But DO know Gen. S.heDok. and when saw
him gazeted as Brgadier- -tir neral wondered and
feared bnt I kept my amazemert AMI retectio's to
myself. The affair al Vienna confirms my fears, and
shows him 10 be utterly unfit 10 set squadron IN the
field and arrive ut this conclusion from his own OIL
cal account of TIE bnnder be mnde leaving out of the
account TIE warning he s raid TO have received of the
existence If the trap he ri.Led right into. Men who
have not poth, il enough to look beyond their noses
are not only not fit TO command but hdy fit to stand
in the ranls.
Gov Hicks has administered another severe castiga-
ton to the Rebc Legislature HE Dext sep s"oud be
TO disperse them az public enemies Had Col. Burn
sides Regiment marched Into the Hall Of Records
Frederick, and ta'.n the whole gang OF traitors PRISON.
ers Of war instead OF soaring tie editor OF lhe Secession
HerdH out Of his serses, they would have won the
hearty thanks OF many loyal men IN Maryland.
p. $. 10 a. m.-The Buffalo Regiment COL Rogers,
has just passed through 10 Washington.