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.OFfIcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
bordering on starvation. Beauregsrd commands.
jeff Davis ives there on Monday.
The Rebel. on the Virginia side Of the Poto.

bordering on etarvation. Beauregsrd commands.
JEFF Davis was there on MOrday.
The Rebels On the Virginia side Of the Poto.
mac, nt Courads Ferry, on Monday. amused
themselves by praeticing with Founders upon
tho portion of Col. StoOe's command stationed on
The Maryland side. We cannot learn that their
murderous designs were even moderately succrss.
ful. The FIRE was returned by rifed muskets,
but, though one gunner vas killed. the distance
was too great for much execution. A hundred
Of the Rebel cavalry were or the Virginia shore
opposite SeLeca Creek, where they had thrown
up small earthwork, aud were apparently pre-
pairing to resist any march upon LeesbuTg.
On Monday morning, au expedition OF 30O
Zouaves made rec naoisance in tho vicinity OF
Great Betne, and up the road to Yorktown
They were provided with ratiOns for two days
Ths Rebels are ,uplos,d to he concentrating at
Yorktown. Symptoms Of a speedy forward
movement upon them ere shown.
We lrnt, this morning, letter from Gen.
Pattcrsol's camp, which gives the particulars Of
his columns passage across the Potomac.
Exciting Intelligence comes from Missouri,
ttOusn II Is Not gwen WIN iu' Notuu'"NN' Inv
report is that Gen. Lyon on Monday attacked
the State troops near Bonneville aud defeated
them; their lOss 10 represented to be 300 killed
and 600 wounded, whllo the casualties on the
side Of the National troops amounted to only IL.
Gen. Price was mortally wounded. Further
detail. of the action will he suIionsly looked for
Other shirinshes in Missouri arc reported. A
body of our cavalry were on Monday evening
engaged With force Of Stats troops near INDIE
pendence; fOur of the latter were killed, includ-
ing Col. Holloway. On another day about 80
Seceseionists attacked small number of National
troops near 81. Charles, but were repulsed. Two
OF cur men were mortally wounded.
We learn that Montgomery and his men arc
in Kansas on the Missouri border, armed and
ready to attack Gov. jackson in case he moves
toward Kansas City. At Bonneville, 1000 State
troops were reported. and it was said that 600
were on the opposite eide Of the river, where
artillery commanded the stream. These were
probably engaged in the battle referred to above
A letter from ST. Louis, published this morning,
gives the numbers Of tie troops in Missouri.
At the moment Of going to press we learn
that it Yves considered probable last evening that
fighting was going on at Fairfax Ccurt-House,
and that there was enough excitement at the
War Office to make this likely.
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down the Mississippi Valley, whose numbers and
weight will crush out resistance in the lower
SlaveboldDg States.
The war should be closed in triumph within
one year from the time it was commenced. The
ell.bring of the whole country requires it. On
the advent Of the next Spring, peace should as
cert its benignaht rule; labor and industry should
return to their fields and their shops; trade and
commerce should resume their accustomed chan
ues; learning, genius, and virtue should Ouce
more pursue the even tenor Of their way; and
our civil Institutions, restored to their frm foun-
datols should receive more than the wOnted re.
gard and affection OF our people, because Of the
trying ordeal through which they have passed.
Whether to accomplish this end, ere another
hot reason opens upon US, will require half
million of men, and five hundred millions Of
money, We knox not. We only know that true
economy in blood and treasure requires that the
expenditure should be ample to complete within
one year the work we have undertaken. The
country does not call for rashness, nor ask that
raw recruits be hastily pushed forward into try.
Ing positions Nor will it excuse incapacity or
imbecility in those who presume to lead our ar
mics and shape our policy. Loyal Americans
demand that well directed and decisive blows fall
swift and sure from the mighty power raised in
defense Of the Union and the Constitution.
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The South have many Of the vices aud the weak
neases of barharnua ne0nln for such Q cOudl-

The South have many Of the vices aud the weak
nesses Of barbarous people. for such coud'-
ton is inssparable from a state of society in
which Slavery i, go large an element. She has
been led on from crime TO crime in this present
strugglc, because she despises quite as much IS
SIC hates the North, and bel ewes that she may
commit any atrOcity with impanity. And the
appetite for cruelty grows with what it teeds
upon. When she sees the North begins to punish
tho wrongs already committed she may puase
before adding to the frightful list.
And there is another aspect of the question
which should not be lost sight of. The young
men Of the North arc ready to pour out their
blood like water in defense Of their country.
But they may ask-some, We know. are doing
so alfeady--is it worth while to risk our lives
where the chances arc growing daily more and
more frequent that We may fall by the assassin's
bullet, because the Government encourages such
atrocities by a mistirned c!emency, and hestates,
from motives of mercy, or the hope that South
ern generosity will be arouGed BY our mag'anim-
ty, to push the war with the utmost vigOr, and
in every possible wayl There is North to
consider in this matter as well as South, if
We eau ever recover from the chronic habit of
considering the South only.
Thus much we deem it proper to say in JUST.
fcation of o brief article yesterday on tbis sub
ject, il it needs any justification. We do not.
mind you, ok that the pirates If the Savan-
nah DO hanged but We do hope that the crime,
in the commttal of which they were taken, will
subject them to condign and speedy punishment
and that, if the penalty which the law awards
them is connuted, it will be nothing less than
imprisonment and hard labor for Life. We be.
licsc that the frequency or intrequency Of future
piracy Of this sOTt viii depend much upon tho penalty
or impanty that sha be awarded TO THIS first case
upon the record. Tho South has no sesmen OF
any consequence, and how many she can get
from the floating maritime population Of all ua-
tons who only seek, no matter under what flag.
the highest wages, must depend uQsn the way IN
which these men, about to be brought to trial,
shall fare. The coast will swarm with pesti-
erous one suuned rascsls, who will soon stop at no
enormi.y If these escape with light punish
ment. But priyateering, md other scoundrelsm
at the South, will receive severe check II It IL
made very certain that We have done turning
pleasant countenance 10 crime
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into the same error; but We safely suggest that
mon are not likely t. run from an enemy whom
of their own free will aud mere motloo' they
have Travelled severd thOueaia niles 70 meet.
And when our armies have alFeao; ei@hded
their fOlds"-wo quote the Wise W''u'-
around Virginia as does the ANACONDA arou'"
" bis VICTIM" we beg leave to saggest thas Tue
State has quite as good chance Of remaining
Victim rs of becoming Victor. g Ine tools 70
" hlm who can Use them," said NapoleO2i out
whom q man. when a State or an army nas
none, what ia then TO be done Gov. Wise ten
his soldiers TO get spear-a lance. Manuac'
" ture your blades from old iron oven though it
I" DO the tires of your cart-wbeels. Get bit OF
carriage-spring, and grind and burni'h 1T IN
" the shape Of bOwIe-kDfe, aud put it to any
" sort Of a hoade, 30 that it be strong-ash'
" hickory, or oak" This looks desperate. When
Gov. Wise says, "Tsks o Lesson from John
!" Brown - when he condescends to cay this we
think that slightly mllder style Of Boosting
would DO safer and more becoming.
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HsrowcAL SONIA sgec,el meeting ~ the
distorted Scci,y was hold in their Hall, in Sec'ni
syenos la.' evening" ,ie Hon. Lc'hcr Bit.h, rrssi-
deaf IN tho char.
NJ. D4w,on, bc.ag ia,sodaeod ps5c, slsi 70 rssA a
psp.r IN liz Da;,o Of Harlem Plans The essay.
Id rsy,swed the Ls.oy = tho battle referred -, Tho
numerous d.eograg.ng circumstances eg',nss which
th, American csAy BAD - couisrd, and ths retreats
which hey were compelled 70 make in rlosouce OF tho
superior srIe WI. ne enemy b.Ccg'' D. Lar upou
then. T. was under sgch circurstsna 80 hat Ger
" ellington tad thrown down his hgi and syclnlmcd
Are thee TIE men with -hi,h ain % defend Amer
ical Rot be tide turned, lasl rsvcssre euTTnfcd %
tgyo iuHIirCt tls American so.dicfs, rnd when ~,
enemy 70 = a ls superior sr-nRth la Hi'8nt gss
cacritsl hist further firing world NJ. te Is;ufLed,
renewed their s.earlt, he Americans -; drncd The Ito
with great promltitsde.
Ho ,,iuted oil, tho localities whsre ergo e'nen's
took rbsce; where n,fsn hmente were made All
works thrown up by tic Modern ssVct asa s'enGo
nance EnrlcpVgrd.
Tie particulars Of every movement were Dvcn IN
detail A battle for tho occupancy Of = buckwhoa,
IA ~, ne pIipa OF Harlem eJn.i,o,sd "a .orgs,-
ing episode IN the progero OF the sirargc bssNocn te
American ard tho Bti.h grrri's. Tho sdccot' o. no
Auerrn force, was o. BE- inferred from the il taa'
Col Enowt9n lnd srtscn pT,,e% ~ ',e 49, ,,i
aud ~ woundei.
Coz. Wer,or, observed D.. he reading q e. q
psycr - that 10 which they had listened Ns- IN kesg'
sra with the or grsl Object IT tie So,ieY. Ne Wal
mn.h vra,iicd by tie s,s,emsn, u hs1's eogncslol
With or llsal he;ory which he'd boHn 'nsls lie waS
Glad 70 give NJ testimony 90 to tho eo'cine9 ~ ~
H~slty In which Col. Kpo0lson lea 5rfied wi I'm
he hli.s If the Trinity Cous,.ry. lie nanc ng
and Interesting speech upou thu mporars u ",oIa'
i.g tho setal Of oar local history, AMI moved VOC
o. tha,kA TO Mr.. Davso1 which wa aa2 80. IT..
Mr. Cis-,iiror, Chairman of the special tcnnshses
~, tho EnIogy upou sbe tate Hon. s'oNn Arnois
Donerss, reported 4 scries q Fssoiutio1s. =.
Il wns expected tina. Nh Bancroft would ;ysah "a
The RESOLUTIONS IA rofsrcnos 10 the lao senator
nen.,,s. h.t . rgusa when Appeared 70 lave eeeu
r,n1S I'D for tie puryoec iaiicd 10 bring lGm onl.
rhe rosoluions, which roorred only 20 aT de ,sAs
s.ys.on 20 The ubion ard Cns.iutso tow nd ,he 40
| n lila earthly career, wev unlniiaous.! r'F'''
Th0 mssslna thiu s.Nearet.
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TIE LATEST WAR NEWS.

Ws hare news Of another Of those berburous
exploits which tho Rebels seem by nature and
education especially fitted to achieve. Gen.
ScAeLck loft Alexandria, On Monday afternoon,
with the lst Regiment Of Ohio Volunteers, Col.
McCcok, intending to guard the road between
that place and Vienna, town about iour miles
from Fairfax Court House. He dropped several
companies at points along tho rosd, and proceeded
with about 40 man toward Vienna When
within half milo Of that place masked bat
terry Of & roo guns cpeued upon the train with 0
sudden and severe cauDonade using 6hells, round
shot and sraDe ,ho number If tho killed and
woundod was seven of TIRE former aud four Of tie
latter.
Tho Iocoul0tive VA disabled by shot, end
could not draw Tho train ont Of the Ere; there.
fore the tIocps left The cars aud betooa them.
selves to the woods on the light and loft q the
track. TEen the engineer detached his engine
from tho tram aud went 90 rapidly as possible
back 10 Aol andria, lcayigg the troops on tiOir
feet. This deprived them Of al means Of trans
porting their wounded except by the use Of
band l.tiers, aud upon these aad in blankets the
Sufferers were carried.
IL WA found that The Rebel batteries were
sustained by infantry and cavalry, 1850 strong,
and tho Ohio troops retired about five miles TO
tao Telegrarhc Camp. Early yesterday faorn'
iI,g 10 let ard Cd Conuecticut Regiments anG
the 69th Ncw-York went 70 the relief Of the
Ohio mon, eud several other regiments were o.
dcred 20 DO in readiness 10 move at a moments
notice, it beng probable that an attack was to
DO made at once by tie National troops on Fair
tax Court. House, where there are, az it is sup
posed, about 1900 Rebel4. Ii is reported that
. large force has gone 10 occupy Vienna.
A singular aud striking feature Of this af@ir is
the fact that Cen. Schenck wac proceeding
through al oncny's country, weakening bis force
by frequently detachipg companies along the rcsd.
and yet that be lad no skirnisheTs out nor we're
any mesns except the most ordinary taken to
guard against surprise. One might suppose that
the experiences at Great Bethel the other day
would Rave taught sanitary lesson touching
this, even il the foresight Of the commanding
officer had not been sufficient 10 have pre7eatea
such mistake.
IL Is believed, according 10 our latest d.
patches, that the forces which attacked the train
of cars have retired, carrying with tholn their
battery. and that Vienna has been peacoably
occupied BY tho National troops who arc aa-
vslcing toward. II they lave lot already reached,
Fairfax COurtHouse.
II hiss been ascsrtained that there GRO 20, 900
p~hsI troops ct Manassas Junction, oil In . state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
The Cauadian's Passengers.

ST.. JoHs's, v. r.. Tuesday, Juno ~, 1901.
Th. steamship iib.rniau, IRON quebec pa.eed Csge
Race nj O'Clock his afternoon, and viii arrive r.
thu pot U. 10 O'Clock this evening" AinF sn'enrking
IA, \, scuad pa,seuge,s Of the wrecked steamship Cana
III N. shs viii sail tor Londonderry ard Liverpool
Tho pa-senz-rs have all recovered firm the fatigue
and esci,.nCu, conselueut upon tsis escape IRON
premAfuro death aud sre now god condition -
can 70 -1ec i under their unfOr'lrIto crcans's' cs
Tyer,thii,s hoe been dono 10y the Montreal s,camsaP
COMPANY 20 render thou cOnf0ratl1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

Tie Albany Argas, with 3 wantonress Of false
hood aud sbamelessness Of wlf-erposurs which
would surprise us in any other sheet, e'seIis
that eur paragraph Of Monday referring 70 tho
alleged Lobby Corruption sIPoss 10 progress
before Grand Jury in that city, wss "a de-
vice to shelter corruption"i Tbs only and
manifest object Of our paragraph was 10 Pnecni
6 hushing up or buying OF of the ,po'f, and
hi. The Argus well knows. We had then no
suspicion as to tie persons aimed at, bat more
recent adyices point 20 the csbsl who are trying
10 force the Government to buy The Dutch
Church for o permanent Post-0hice. Whoever
does nj know that We owe them no good will,
knows little of what is passing 10 this City. But
We had 10 personal aim or object IN our original
alluson to this matter, desiring simply that toe
threatened exposure should BE- thorough and
complete, ard that the possibility Of bush,og Il
up should be procluded We trust that end 10
now secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
Prince Alfred In Montreal.

NOfTHFfL, TuesnaY, INC 10 I7"Is
pirce nfred war expected Lee night, nd the civil
and miRt ~ ruthoiiios ani lsrse c,vwd assembled
~ Ineoi him.
The City j. decorated with far, Sc. O"ing 70
somc detention he did LOT arrive i - o'coch this
morning. Tie giiiscus we're s0llowtas unrlcpsfod 70
meet him.
Tho ioynl patiy laslei slmost Lgo. rived, aud
drove gnistl, 10 lie lesidonoo OF don Williams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
Extra Evening Tribune.

During the continuance of TIE War which has
been commenced by the Southern Disunonists
and Rebels, we propose to publish at 5 O'Clock
every week day afternoon, an EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE, containing the Latest News from oil
quarters. This sheet may be procured at The
TRIBUNE Office, aud of the news dealers and
bors ~ TIE usuaI prIce--2 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

Lieut.. Budd Of the steamer Rcsolute did some
good service in the Potomac on Monday, which
Is fully set forth in Washington dispatches.
a number Of Rebel batteries were ovcgiaulod,
ard q IaluabIe prze taken.