New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
GLEANINGs FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.

USEAsY CoSscIEScEs.-A Cincinnati correspon
dent of the Army in Western Virginia writes,
A an illustration Of the saluary effects of the policy
pursued Of protecting the property and respecting ID.
armed rebellion must relate the following incidert
On Sunday night, 30th ult., Lieut.. Hogehpd, Com
pany ID, ana Lieut.. Shortle Company c, Tenth In
diana Regiment, with So picked men, were detailed
to take possession OF French Creek, village ten
miles distant, which was reported occupied by Seces.
sionis's Before the arrival Of the detachment, the
Rebels were advised Of tho movement, and precpi-
lately reteated 10 Jacksonville thirteen miles further
ON, whore they made stand 800 strong. Our brave
boye filled with visions Of glory, pressed rapidly for.
ward surprised and routed the valiant $50, and took
possession of the town. They found all the men who
voted The Secession ticket had lied, and their families
terror-strieken One woman, the wife of fugitive cler
gymen and the mother OF ineresngand INTEL gent
0aughte was much alarmed that she barricaded Ter
hsuss and secruted herself and family in dark cellar
Her retreat being discovered and assurances given that
harm would be done her. but on the contrary, pro-
lection extended she reluctantly came forth Conf
deuce being established she freely entered into
sation with Lieut. Hogelnd. She said that il was cur
rently believed that the Northern soldiers intended to
plumber their houses murder their children and violate
their women. The Lieutenant, being brave and gal
liant gentleman, had no difficulty In disabusing her
mind of these false and absurd Impressions and per-
suaded her to send for her husband who gladly en-
braced the opportunity to return 10 his allegiance,
declaring he had sufe.d enough in the cause of ds-
under which be had enjoyed so many blessings.
The best feeling prevailed. On the following day
the converted Clergyman was actively engaged In COM
batting the delusion from which he had just been
delivered. II being Fourth of July, grand Union
rally called, the Stars and Strpes up, speeches
made tue Declaration OF independence read aud much
enthusiasm manifested. Before the dry was over,
many of the fugtives returned to their homes and took
the oath of allegiance declaring themselves fully salts.
fed with their experience In dhIoyalty.
COMPLIMENTS FROM PLuG UGLr--The Bali
more Republican, rbid traitor sheet, thus speaks Of
tho New.York Twenty seventh Regiment:
No intelligent person could have witnessed the pas
sage through our streets yesterday afternoon of the
Twenty -seventh New-fOrk regiment, and its rear.
guard OF unarued landless resolutesn without being
reminded Of the crusaders OF Peter the Hermit. A
more awkward, ungainly, and illeortcd body of men
never donned q s0dgers clothes or shouldered
musket. They looked like the witches Of Macbeth
they seemed not of the earth and yet were on It,"
But the most remarkable feature Of the matter was
tue rnarmed and ununiformed mob in the rear. They
could have como from other possible quarter than
the prisons or the alms-housee ii the North.
How SENATOR GREEN WAS CAPTURIp.-A letter
from Canton, No., from the troops under Col Palmer
has the following:
The troops are doirg good work. Yesterday, twelve
miles from here, they canght the flying ex.Uniicd
States Senator James s. Green. They demanded Mr..
Green TO hail. which ho did not d. the next was gun
fred over his head, wsh brought him 10 sstop They
brought him to tho University a. prisoner Of war,
whore be Is still remaining. II 10 rumored In town
that the senator will NOS swear allegiance TO the
United States aud II be would swear, the commanding
officer would not accept 1t. Iexpect Uncle Sam will
give him his due. great many Of the Secesrionists
have fled nce the arrival of the troops. Arrests
constantly made, and in short time shul hear Of
good times. AT The residence Of Mr. Green the stars
and stripes wera run up by the command instead Of tho
Secession Gag, which was captured by the troops.
NEws PROM GIN. JoHssroS.-TAs Richmond Dis.
patch has reliable news that: /.
Gen. Johnston's command had engaged the forces Of
the United SGafes easimaied 1t ut viace called
Daskyile three miles this side OF MAr sbaEg; that