New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-28


for, and last Saturday Col Curtis arrived b.,. 80,
the I'd Regiment of Iowa voluuee,s, nnmber;nu ,oS.
men, On their way across the State, they cs,,n,eA
several Secession flags, and n StewartsviIe q mill.
IRON hefe soldier shot Secession 1T Tho had ,h,
l'nes snapped pistol at him. Tfs regiment bad bu,
Just arrived, when the telegraph announced Mot, Co.
burning the railroad lIdee near Caucron q nil
east OF here. Company b. Capt. Lit,le, Ar 4 Coura,,
II, Capt Cox, We're sent there and found the tirnhs
OF the large trese-work bridge saturated with ,n-,.r
tine, ard already barnjug. They exiuyushed The A..
ana sent back into camp fonr Secession haes nu,o,
OF hreaims, large quantity If ammunition, and ~
prisoners. The next morning they were relieved hx,
Company c, Capt. Brewster, and Company ID. in
command of Lieut.. Newton l.. Dykeman, formerly a
resident Of Wsterve. ~ Y. Tie prisoners have ALI
been released upon taking tie oath.
The TWO Carson bro,ber, Rampant, fighting Seees-
aonifts were captured by Capt Steele Of the regular
army, and being brought before the Hon. Silas Wood
son on writ OF habeas corpus gave bail in tire sum u
So,OOO each, TO appear and TO the charge OF
treason before the United II ties Court at ST. Louis
Lleat. Dy keman lass "Wednesday marched his COM
pany into Maysville, Dekaib County, where mob q
so Secessonists had shot down the American Aas
burned it in the Streets and attempted to drive LOYAL
citizens from the place. The valiant 300 ran for deas
life at the sight of the volunteers VINO gave chase bat
were unable TO get within rife shot OF the rebels.
Last Monday morning company Of United Sates
dragons marched through Streets and formed into
line in front Of Tire PosO:ice. 0ne of them stepped
to the door of the building and received from Mr..
WOODWORK, newsdeaier splenoid bapner which tLey
proceeded to raise over tie Go, property ana
the cheers OF Union men, and tie suen curses Of tie
chiyalry, who few days before sore down fac from
the spot. After TIE hg was raised the dragons
gave "tbree cheers FOX tie Star-Spsnged Banner and
death the who dares raae it sown." Tie cheers
were given with will, when II certain DIR. Lamme
mounted dry goods box and procerded to give three
groans for the men who erected thai Abolition tag"
lie had eroaned twice when dagoon raised Lie pistol
and asked him TO "give the other" lie jumped frus
the box and rushed into store. Tie company thea
marched down Felix and deliberately chopped
down the pole which las hitherto borne Secession
flag.
As soon as Col. Curtis here the chivary took b
therheels and yet hiding in the country around
Our Sheriff burned the Secession flag which has soOos
oated from lis CASTLE The Justice of the Peace was
offciated as Master of Ceremonies in the mob which
compelled the striking of the colors Turner'S Hail.
now sneaks into Col. Curt.s camp, declaring hiT1ef
a Union man. John C. Calhoun Thornton, Captain Il
the Artillery Company which guarded the cannon and
mnskets stolen from the Arrensl at Liberty ws IN tho
Pacific House when the train arrived bearing troops
He jumped out of back window. and has been sknk.
ing in the woods-t Capt. Boyd, one Of Butords
gang who marched into Kansas from South Carolina
few years SINCE has been the head of secret OF.
eanizaion, which drilled in building Main strses
in this city, He was secretly taken from his hiding
place last Thursday night. The two editors OF TO
ST. Jossph Gazette, miserable Secession squib, have
hed-one to Texas, the other to Denver. The few
traitors LEFT pretend to be sound Union men, and $40
anxious to join our Home Guard. They cannot 20
step into that organization.
Major Peabody is organizing regiment Of ,orn'
teers for three years service He has four companies
in readiness and there every prospect Of his rarae
= full regiment. . .. .. .s
was present last Thursday evening when Csrs
Gilbert Of the regular army marched his company II
infantry into the for tip TO Hudson, 1876 miles
east of here where be expected TO fight 600 Of Cow
Jackson's troops. TIE bows presented fine appear
snce while marching to the DEPOT their bay's.s
cleaning in the moonlight, and the air filled with ,hen
efforts OF " Hail Columbia" and Yankee Doodle
To the question whetber bis knew their destin.'
ton, Capt. &. replied: They know tia. BAH
cartridges have been dealt to them and that awsys
enough to make them sing Hail Columbia"
Verify, our traitors have seeded They are covaro
all. If this be chvalry, what are mudss capable odF
Now, every body in Missouri, who 10 not tainted viii
treason, feels secure. Mr.. II. w. Donnel, Presdens
of the Branch Bank of the State of Missouri, in tts
city, sly, bitter Secesiohist few days ago wrOtss
letter to The Missosri RepstiieaR in which he ears
that, If soldiers placed among Us, "there will 10
In uprising of the people such as has never been VII
messed before" He was right. Such an uprising
snd breaking for tall timber his friends and relatives
have shown us, was never witnessed before HeA
now for peace. May he ye, learn that our Govern.
rnent Is sufficiently powerful TO punish all traitors as
visit the proper penalty all who have been secretly
eonniying O. It's overthrow.