New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
vAEInrS MAR IIEMS.

Hisfopf Or THk RTBELLiuE.-A History OF thc
Ri. and Ptogrsss OF the Rebellion, aud consecutive
narrative Of is events and incidents, Is sow IN course
OF publication By James ID. Torrey. Ii "a put hrih
weekly on Wedne sday and IL for sale by an booh-
sliers NJ low price. The second plumber. iasl L.
sued brings the history down 10 the opening ii Ire
Session Of Congress in December, 1850.
CHARACTER or TN ONO RLoISTSrs.--T.s Com.
tany C, Of Col. ylegs Regiment which the tccetArh
repori. 20 have suffered severely a. summcrvile, On
the 18th inst, is made up entirely u College aud
Theological Students On The ist call for troofs two
full conf snes immediately organized from the Thee
log zeal and Collegiate departments 81 Ohcrn Ohio
Colless and offered their sergices Doe composed Of
soms Of the finest young the institution, voun-
tcered for the war. MANY Of them nearly ready
70 commence preaching the gorpel while nearly eVory
one had protection In view. TIE brave Cap,aiu
Gle. shutlef cnme 10 the Institution six yeas ago,
aud nhnfgliy overcoming all dficuies OF pscunary
pa,u 9 had sicco,sfaly ooapelsd bic college course,
srd would have graduated from tho Theo.oaio-. de
rnrtnslt next Fall hsd be remained Tho death "
himself and hf student soldiers will cot deep gloom
over the peaceful village 81 Oberlin.
JonS c. BnsoErmpog Asp rH, GVSs.-T
Lsuissue Cogri,, ,tay, ~. Lopi,vil> JSrraaDthnks
thss would have been bloody work At Lexington We'd
nesday il ,Johu G.. Brrck,dge hadn't uaads spee0h
to-ths Sece .sioss urging them e. lot the suns dee
tired for mp Robinson be takes through wii!oat op
position. Orr information from other snrees 10 that
Mr. Breckinridgs was the cb.i uhimsr o. the e,c't.
iaeat, and ~, Leriag,on O,scner sys;
We d. no, know what Nf grecl iniil,e said 10
tie troops If they had been aGseubod Ia tLeir
lory falls armed i,d ready for action, but Mr.. Breh-
iuri1ge !. grossly msreI sonted IN De lid not pOr 70
that tine contribute Iueuaiiy to the excitement that
Wa. gotten NJ ON the o1CisioD We have the iuth0r-
iiy Of Z eautltman for stating that he beard him de-
clare IL the rosi excited hnd aIgry hummer, that the
troops should leave town and dat u he fnd fifty men
be would uisi,.rsn them Immediately. lie Wa tOl
TINT the ms should he forhcoli'li the brgle was .i
once ,ounaod, aud more tnan hund ed men rushed to
arms. IT ~. Bi0ch,Tidgc then e. iirefs-d tLem urg
ing no violence" lie did exactly what il was lis
duty TO do. afier having meet imtrudety contributed
20 "A Icst unnecs ssary tSclteiaebt
DAsrARDLY ArrrAPr 70 KIDNAr Cos rRaBASn.
--OHe week ago last SATURDAY Bi4ht, negro ty the
naine q "Stcyc,' Owned by 4. liauOn, who Hyss
eiylt Giles cot ~ SGhglle, Clay CJun " No., APP
plieo 10 Capt Hill ~ eros 6Ssi so LeaysEWOltn
hi. ferry--.o y ich tie CAPTAIN agreed. steve
came alb ri tire boat, w0eh be was eiled By The Cap
tin AID The engineer, Dan, ard tied, ard robbed by
them 81 When tue robhe completed, Cat.
iii took "Stayo' % SIiLhvilie. Al Smitl,iilc,
"Sioye" not having dae regard ior the blessed iea'
ton Of mas e. snd s!sye, ard while Capt. iii was
eating Lis dinner ,coa 10 hif kgt grG succeeded ~
ma;ing good bic eschIe 70 Kansas City, aud il nov
more Ths s net the tiTsf time Capt Hill has been
Cncght IN this dis,Mdy business, but II mu.t be The
ls. "stego' ,elA lie story In d gtFlig' forward
nesnper and we publish ~ told ~. W. hope Capt.
III end biz engineer will exI.n their sction In .be
premises il n can ls We ask Dan, tlo engineer 70
refund ~ Sieve thc SHI stolen, uud trlst. iof The
honor and De ency 81 our city, that these oat.bges
may cease. Capt IN aud b. gang have b.en en-
gagod 10 ihis buCtess long ln.e their victims nun
Der eight alIoady. Wha' make. tic thing more re-
yelling i the iact That til selling, binding and To-
;orpiDg uegtces u wholly voluntary On ttei- l1,,
there lie ng no law IN Missouri compelling them 20 d.
tn, dirty work and there ~ bot O respectable no
slavery man Ia Platte County who dOes lot look upon
such ueu with contempt for dong that which no hon
oTabl. man win do. LsayenworIh Con, Aug. rs.
How USIoS MES ARE TmsTED ~ kSsTUcsf.--
The LefiHyton Ob,cyft, and Reporter uys
There L. no disgusiDg the fact that portions Of orr
S,sie at rendered unfaioiOr Union neh 10 tGo fltt
District bO~dOsing the Tennessee Inc, UIion mel
are cor stan,ly subeCted 10 terrible malitntmeis 81
the bands ct tie SecesficDists. Murder have been
perpetrg,ed-m.n compelled 10 fee from thclr homes,
and pei feet reign Of terror hls been Instituted. lbH
il the Jesuit OF tie pIepondoratng power OF the setes-
ADMITS and their intolerance 20 tbose holding dheroDt
redcal sen,iments Thee are sensational tales 0i
TIE press they are verified by the testimony Of many
Of tes mos, reputable OF that io'nty, who nave
themselves suffered persecuon Tor opinions sake; ana
We have even heard the truth OF the Statements
yuDhed for by the Judge Of the Circuit Court 10 thai
sistsiet-'hs Hon, Il. b. Wilhsns-who WA N oai