New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

test IN all cutnsttt, ana haVe o"en luiy dpP'o'''
Tney are now generally used by tie rife cop Of Great
Britain The manufacturers OF these cartridges bave
appointed Mes,s. Austin, Baldwin g. Co. cole agents
for the United States for tie sale Of their patent ainri-
nitiOn samples of which may be seen at their oiee.
No ~ Broadway, New-York.
RAID MoyEaESTs.-Col. Bates Of the First Iowa
Regiment, lett keokuS at 6 p m. of the l3h, arrived
HanIioal at a. OF the lth-left tae afternoon
Of the day for the West, leaving sstcient num-
Der of troops to guard that pous, another at Palmyra
Bidge, third at Shelbiua ana fourth ut tie bridge
Eear Carbon, and encamred here the same afternoon
with the balance OF the force aud all the baggage snd
property OF the Companies, and before hignt was 10
pos. esson Of tie H. aud 81. j. r. r. for 100 mes, ana
the borh portion Of the North No. r. X. Information
was received the night Of tho 10Th, that 59O oeces-
sioninisis intending 10 attack South biver b"ge
sixty miles from here and in three hours after the
,oiut was occupied by 400 neu. On tie saue Gay d
loi of powder slot, and other amunton- oi war we're
seized and number of prisoners were taken anu hO
eiated on taking Il e oath d allegiance.
IOur whole n published .. Macon Cry No, by sqs's
o. Iowa Volunteers
TIE CnsRGE AND Tng VIcIoRY.-Thc correspond
cut Of The Cincinnati Commercial, writing from Graf
ton saws Of Col Lander charge at the battle OF PEl-
ipp after be had placed the artillery aud directed the
fire on The relel camp:
at 1T this juactnre that COL Lander peliori
an exploit thai deeerse5 To IaLk Win futhab rae
down tie stone steps. Tie Hill VIII the artillery
was planted il both hirh and steep, and il wOll he
danp,rous for an nexerivnced rider 10 walk horse
down the sbpe toward The pike. SEEING Dnlnon,
night rushing for the bridge cn~iy followed oy the
Ohio lith Col St,e1manl aud suppO-ing the Iassags
of the bridge would lie disputed, lie grasled
revolver in each baud plurged spdb into The fa'Aso OF
lis horse and d,rbed down the bill over fences apd
stam, and stones AID dead tinter. through wheat
field the ike, aud swept iast TIE column hnt uc
wind looking lts who s4w hin saSsl more IKE
6eaDn than . man. Col Sieodman, III tie eyclieae"t
OF the n,ueht. hsd advanced ,oae thiee hundred
wards ahead of il command as Lander parsed. 10
hack, Col. S'eednan-eo bmk to your column SAID
he or you will be oil oTgei ng that he was ex
lSted 10 the same danger"
"By tbir ,ine Col Kelley had arrived aud attacked
the rear Of TIE rei els Col. Lander now rUde al ne
acroes the town 10 join Kelley bnt Just after he had
Ia. ed Kelley, rebel brolgh, Kelley down by shot
through The 1uDgs. Lauder al once c'areed anolg"e
enemy and chased The rebel into an az gle OF renee
where te guarded lin until he infantry came up An
unsne,essu cbsr,e made BY few of the rebe'sto
rescue the prisoner. On Kelley men arriving ihey
were termiued to bayolet tie prisoner, ba. were
me vented by Col auder, against their urgent remou-
tiraions TIE Qusrterns-,er of the Virginia regiment
took charge OF liu tecomiDg responsible Tor ls siey
Col Lander maintained That The nan Ind thrown down
lis AIMS aud yirided himself TO him d, prisoner OF
war that If hs had killed Kelley he would have doei'
in actual fight and i troos had comm en- edtbe
engaceuent and tLst he should protect him with his
lie"
DRusMSG OUT-HosEsTY IN CAxP.-Aie.ter from
Fortress Monroe, June ~, s,ys:
The u.unl routine Of camp dnty the ouposts TO-
ward Unmpor vss Yesterday relieved by "drnm-
ming ont" performance which afforded the solLiers
much amuRemeut--ibe two cnp pIs excepted, OF COURSE
Tie Gen. Pierce Brigade was drsgn ny In line,
extending along between the encamrnenta oi Col.
ALI aud Col. Curr regiments 20 witfcss tie csTe-
mony Two privptes OF Col. Cars regiment, who bad
been seuteuced by couri-nartil for tbef aud other
conduct Of nn un'oldierly cha'acer, had rrevo1'y
been stripped Of iheirr,pes and gihe military niS"ia
for the event. Two boards had also been tied upon
their la, X with theft IN large letters con-pcnously
placed upon them IL niLs novel and niicUous reGii,
With other incidental additions unrePoFtabln, tley
we g marched through te,ween the hue- nteceded hy
| file Of soldiers, ard the fiers playing night meuuy
the Rogue March ,,.,,,,
| While several along tie line auoibly humned 'ne
vors for the gra, alton Of the fororn looking par
! OF thieves as they parsed
The rcene wss 0fe OF great merrment among the
regiments. and will undoubtedly nave saluisry shec'
in the way Of example. soldier, with true sohlery
p,id. about him, would scarcely prefer such hi indg
| lifv to bengsbot.
This lito incident leads me to speak Of what have,
90 far during ibe caupuigp often noticed IN my inter-
couree with tie troops and NY exrerence IN camp lie
| the principle vi honesty which seems TO prevail.
TIE proyefbial integrity Of .ome Of the eastern nation
is fully illuttrated lere. All through the camps the
|
possess TO tte7 money left exposed IN thor
| ients with telling OF wonderful sceafv winch, 40
| far al my .tfisnoe has gone, have never known
( abused In angle instarce. Eeyolvefs, watches
poTt.monnaies garments, books, locke's Mo he upon
lie table, or hang upon tie OF tne tents ~
perfect safety. No ambitious Hobbs need bring hi.
Ingenious locks 10 Union csmps for sale sUl.
der honesty who has le n- home nnd all ils luxu-
res to endure the pIyaiions Of camI agn, with pure
aud patriotic purpose stronger than interviewer bolIs
Of twisted steel IN endless coIntinaiioBs-
! LEGAL DECISION CoscERSISG voLUsTrBR,.-,Judge
f. y. Brooks of Emirs, JresiiiDg ia the Sixth Judicial
District II this State, has recently gwen an Official
opinion 10 the effect hat person under the age OF Il
years may not be enlisted directly into the army OF the
United States, without the written consent OF his
parent, or guard master; but that, II lie belongs
TO the hilta Of the State, he ia bound TO do military
duty in the service Of the United States, il be shal be
mrstered therein An pursuance Of esu OF the Presi
dent.
| Some three weeks since Mr.. A. w. Dresser obtained
O w1t Of ha eos oorpHs against Lieut.-Col Clarence
A. Seward OF the 18th Regiment OF NewYork Volun-
tees,, ON petition setting forth that James W. Dres
SER a mioor, reetfained Of Lis liberty; be enited
| o. 8 volunteer in O company Of militia forming part
Of that regiment without the consent of tho petitioner
/ his father.
Col. Seward made return 10 the writ that the minor
1 had been admitted private into company Of the
18th Regiment on the 2st Of May, and that be on
the I'D duly mustered into the service Of the United
States for the term Of three months. Hence the
| spondeht could discharge him withou. an order
| from the War Department.
To this return the rebtor demurred as being nsaf-
| cient 10 authorize such detention.
Judge Brooks in his opnion reeee several statutes
Of Congress bearing upon the point among them the
call forth the militia suppreSs combinations in oppo
sition 20 the sws and the law Of 1875 and the army
regulations aocOrdant herewith prescribing that no
penOn under Il years Of age should be recruited