New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
THE sICKLEs BRIGADE.
. CAPTAIN LEVIED OUT OF HIS COMMISSION.

IN the 2lst os MAY took charge OF a skeleton
compsny At the Red House. consistiog Of seven men.
/ went 20 work, and ia three weeks from that line
.ett q, rneu 70 eamv at my ives
ealing ulvsei TO labor, ~ the idea that Ia few
days mole ms Compars would lie 'uli, wien, without
INV notice whatever, an was isued " cOnsOli.
daje IL vita anotl CT company, having only 81 men
unon the ground. H. Abe bele1 bat Col. HAL wss an
no %, an eaned e. camp Jog ia set my corrni'-
ar fb.t va ra.d Win, dsni tie soun; Of expenses
ss1o oy he General Government iof 'eer ils On csr'
| tain ' CaI some = yos ar s11. 70 'he- -,
Accords uiiaTy ru. on NeGre j., 10 psleazd 70
sies I'D ne tEi be f-cosni,sd ci.iga ~h,t,vef.
Iisu q Lin bat hid rsf' ~ M = .aho 80 IN re
on Of joc 80 st,e a, lra' Yo'iob o, 10y
sPr. dc OLD nS ', l,eosa 70 sa's to Ss" ;hs
he authority for mee1 b. h1s i.hs an u eV iss
gw,d T. ,onst.ers the Uhiou Defence Cog,n,'e- VI not
recosane their csimsi the = me- ~ 81 hs 1'ss 20
Although SI seh e. read o. ohse.' lron the bnn sei
vice .d prouom Cd tssa hs eisG s.r ,s s,, cur,
capacity eOuis having eu ID, guFt 81 some sjs com
Z pefrcd sm blunt llainspoirn hard wotil man ous
who e., irp9ipe and deceit .La 90 'Iy t, 70 ny
AaHl'0s H'''' '''''' VA soafRs ss-c.p,.ia,
10. iSi tast Ihuiy frst street
RELIGIOUS SERVICES At CAMP SCOTT.
Interesting reii lows sersitts viii be held to-day
| at Camp scott. AT 10, .. M, reda!entsl service
will be conducted Ia the large circus tent BY Challins
Twict ell ana Buckley. Some members OF TUE New
York Young N-us Christi Aescciation VIII be- !ies-
en- snS distribute thou,a,d ymp.bOoks 10 he sol.
o r. BY ale liberlty # Asssrs. Fox and P,hernus,
| Clark aud Moseley Of the brevooit HOME, VIM. a..
Dodge and others b,ge chapel tent ~ beeu erect
| ed aud will be dedicated on sunday, NJ o'clock Z.
m. The Iueu.bers Of the Ch,i.iisn ASCOT tim will
take part the ises. brigade service =" III ALEC
I - lid 90 tie battle-ground, at "a 0cloek and
rraverroee;ing at p m. in the chapel tent.
| f'"' cGSaT.M,KfIAL AT CAMP SCOTT.
Dn;rg the ene.,,i, u.nt OF Mr. Sieless recruits at
Cemp SOFT The officers REPRESENTING tnela have been
In the hab If paying frequent visiS 10 Cai'P ist'
Near nv wi eis Col aathee0n regiment was located:
a., su,h octaliCIs these o.boes have been treated
ou,ly by Col Natheson officers who extended
so Them ali the privileges OF Camp lhter, a,lodinS
w re- arr au6 other iaXur es provided win ENao
funds. a dsy or Two since, Lieut.. fwndole liekenori
and DimOnd ~ CD Mstbeson's regiment. e9nciuoed
TO yi-it Camp Scott, aid return the call OF hiess
officers They did 30, ard "r's treated IKE gentlemen
Ia The olresis. "a they Were a1oet leaving the
pyound no gever squad If soldiers aptrUi them
ard took thsm into custody by order of si;kies On
heinz conveyed before the iion. Mf. SickEs tbey
were accused of tappeIig with he naen of TIE IL l.
pade and 81 desvoIiug 10 en,ice them away. As tie
Sccrsod held but very lirle conversation with any OF
the pivtes and that IilIje Only IN presence OF their
oflc.r tie accusation ssas at hrst thought 10 be q
Joke They found OFT tboir mistake, however, when
Mr. sckles cent Tor bis officers and ordered Coud-
Martial OF tie three confJng Lieuienanls. The OH
Gers tIeedy assembled 1t Mr.. Sichlcss quarters,
wherenpOn he called for bottle Of brandy, several
glasses, some cigars aud bis TWO Urge hoIse-Istols,
after which the Court declared open for tie trans
| action OF business.
The pi.onefs were then brought forth after having
been 10 custody fonr bcurs gpard,d BY iOJ armed so
| ders, and ordered 10 await ueir sentence Onisde
1ney waiied PATIENTLY some time, Vhen Mr.. aekles
cane ont sud addressed tie p'isooe stating at mas
mach as there evidence agsiDft tue they need
not bore 10 be shot the contrary their punishment
should be very light. Tuning 20 the guard he In
stIuced them conduct 81 accused two miles from
camp into The woods and there leave them. Ills sem
tenee duly execu ed the unfortunate Lieutsnants
being taken TWO miles out Of their way, and turned
loase in the woods ut night without knowing whi"h
way TO to lind their camp The consequence was
they wandered about nenly all night reaching 'heir
| tents sbout suniise next morning.. Iheir case WAS
made known u the oiieers Of Coi. Ma,hesons resi'
net aud az a meeting Of Ofe.rr, the following cay,
Conn ittre was appointed to drafta seri,s OF reeolu
tous OK pressing their Indignation Vt the trn.men.
their comrades had received and VI their io
Mr. siekIr copy of there retoIuiiohs VIII 10
served on that ambitious indy idral In day or Two.
The idea Of Mr. Sickes, u civilian, having no mih,ay
| r nix whatever h Icing Couri-Martli on tnIte 9nr
officers u the army, s JOKE certainty
| worthy Of Dir. Sickles.
rBE pITTsBuaGH CADETS.
II appears from the statement 81 Ihomhs - Ap 10
Lieutenant OF NE Zouaye Cadets from I'tsour2p. '"
brig. Gen" Siekes Ia for,ing tbis conphsy 81 ga
diets 10 return Camp Scott utter they hao so' III,
! .he .orry.boat 70 come away, went DO iar -