New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23


Union as the chief hope of humanity all countries
and for all ages. Could there be better illustration
Of that great Fundamental truth of system than that
error of opinion may safely be tolerated When reason
is left free to combat it
signed wM Il. SEWARD.
AID FOR KENTUCKY.
A telegram received yesterday by prominent off,
Ger Of the Government dated Indianapolis, saws that
Governor Morton and Colonel Wood left for Louisville
on the 10Th inst ron special train with guns and
muniIion. The Governor has ordered the Home
Guards and the regiments the border TO hold them
selves in readiness Ii is further added that 10 0d0 ed
ditional troops could leave that State in twcntyfour
hours.
RE3ELs DEFEATED.
Gen Reynolds WHO was at Cheat Mountain, has,
the telegram states driven the Rebels from their posi-
tons, killing nearly q hnnrred Of them. Col kidwell
Of the 18th indiana Res nent surrounded twice,
bat repulsed the Rebels with great galanty, aud small
loss to US. The date OF the action is not mentioned
THE CASE or GEN. FREMONT.
There ia as vet no defuilive action in regard MAJ
Cen. Fremonts administration of affairs in Missouri,
the Questions involved being of delicate and compf.
Gated character. The iuoications are however that
If be shall not be superseded IN his command which
now seems probable, other arrangements of an i'm
nOrtGQf hearing VIII Dt iLsNti l'' WV Wv ~
lie welfare Nothing beyond what here stated can be
reliably ascertained, for the reason already men
'oTsd.
CAPTURE OF REBEI. UNIFORMS, ETC.
On Thursday, Col. Cowdins LIST Massachusetts
Regiment now performing dnty on the Peninsula,
cstued two wagoA-ioads OF military clothing. arms,
Se destined 10 be Struggled acrcss the Potomac for
the Rebel troops. The seizure was made about 10
,o;las frotn Ieouarslstovn MARY land.
RAsHIscToE, Sept - 1861.
OLD PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
The Government has unofhcislly received iuiollna-
,ieu OF an opportunity u buy paintings OF the greet
masters antiquities and works Of at "a Rome.
Ii is supposed that the oef may have been ocessoned
by the financial necessities Of the PaPal Government
and Of the members Of the Roman arisloracy. Re
Congress has made no uppof riaiion for SUCH pug
pose the offer could not Of course be accepted
THE AMERICAN FLAG IN Berlin
The following il an extract from dispatch Eom Mr.
Judd, our Minister al Berlin:
"Ihe German Turnes Association OF young men,
for tIsr mental and physical development lad grand
National Repre- eutatiOB Celebration in tie CITY Of
Berlin in the early part OF August. a delegalon ol
German Turner'S from the United States bad ,lao eoe
10 oartici,ate ia tie les ivities, which, although
largely psf,ahng Of political character, passed with
ont the slightest interference OF the GOyetnH en- OF
poee-a most hopeful sign for te cause OF Liberalism
In Germauy-and az our American turner's bad NO
banpAr the hag OF the American Legation was ieadly
ognsd ,bep1 TIE Stars and S'rres rad the fret Tai
OF AL the representative embems OF Nationality, the
American Turner'S having been assigned tie bead Oi
the procession; and / had the pleasure OF knowing
that although our flag cannot be cleered ia Charles
ton, it was eheered heartily in tic Capital d
Prussia that OCCASION
FOREIGNERS COMMISSIONED.
In addition 10 other distinguished foreigners hereto
fore mentioned, the folloSiug raned have beeu ooa-
issioned in our Army the highest testimonials having
been furnished of their military capacity;
Lieut. Col, John Fhzeroy de Courey, Of the Engah
Army in the Crimes; let Lieut. Oscar, Brendenes Of
Prussia; Cspts., Vegesack aud Hoffman of Sweden.
Gea. Blenker has received into hIs briga3e will
great cordially, Prince Sam de Sam, who has beer
commissioned to command cavalry regiment.
PROMOTION OF COL. BURNETT.
Its understood that Ward Il. Burnett Of New-Yorl
was yesterday appointed Brigadier-General Of Vol
unteers.
REPORT FROM THE EMMY.
To-days Sunday Chronicle contains the following
notice of an important interview with the Secretary
of War:
A Young man Of int Ilgence, whose name is witt.
held owing 10 his potion aud probable future move
uteuts had an iut rview with the Secretary Oh Wal
yesterday during which be made tie following state
nent:
He was a resident If Kentu Ky, and wac appointed
Lieutenant IN the Federal army lie lad occasion 10
20 South, where he impressed into the Rebel army
He wac present at the Bull Run engagement aud has
beed in the army that vicinity up 10 the time Of his
escape, afew days ago. lie escaped by getting beyon
3he lines and obtaining the aid of "a farmer yyh1
brought him alopg in his narket-wagon covered up ii
straw He says Beauregafd has 1876 O01 men 81
Manassas and vicinity. They all well clothed aud
abundanty supplied with shoes Of good quality, n
which these are sample showing very good article
on his feet Tbeir pay is prompt. Tie Virgins
troOps are an paid ia Virginia bank bills, and al The
others in gold. The Louisiana troops were Offered
bsuk paler of that state gold the boys put the mat
ter TO vote among THEMSELVES and decided to taxi
gold which was paid 20 bem. Their rations are hb@
raj, and in short 10 use bis own words, they have
plenty Of everything"
He was offered and declined coonelcy in the Rebe
army. He was yesterday offered and accepted leu
tenancy in army in which his father, nom Penn
sylyauia is chaplain.
THU SEIZURE or soUTHERYERs' PROPERTY.
The following circular has been issued by the Secre
tary Of State:
WAsHiseToE, Sept 81, 1861.
DIX In order to prevent seizures Of property be-
longing 10 citizens OF insurrectionnry States not war
raned by the acts II Congress relating to that sub
cs' y lheughi sdvisabe 10 direct the special atten
v " nafshas and Disiret-AtiOrheys Of tho United
"'sses 70 Ahe lrovlsions OF these acts.
sno 90 seeii0n o. tie Act Of Jolly IL provides thai
s gpOus ana caaltrl, wares and merchandise coming
or ocee lug 70 State OF lace declared 10 be IN
hsarretlon, together with the vessel or yehice con
seyhg the same, conveying persons to or from such
sss y PlAce ssAn DC forfeited 20 the United Sates