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

city day two since. These evils need prompt cor
reeton II the peace of Kentucky is to Dc preserved
THREATEN THEIR CoAsr.-Tbc ARgusta Ca
Chronicle AID Sentinel gives our Government hint
in the following reasons addressed to the Confederates
| for organizing coast defense:
l. Because there many places where the enemy
might commit raids and do damage before could
organize and drive them off. Beaufort District, oppo-
rite 10 Savannah, bar several fine ports aud inlets,
nayigable for large vessels wholly unprotected See
United States Coast Survey. This District has five
black to one white inhabitsnt. Several inles our
coast, which our enemies know like book, from eur.
veys In their possession arc equally unprotected.
80 In two months more they will not fear our eli
mate. BY that tine they might be ready TO mako a
| sudden descent and find us unpfepaied.
s. a small force might eject them, IL ready to 20
at once; when, if we have 10 walt, much larger one
| will become necessary.
| a. BY organizing and drilling infantry and gucTil.
las Of home, there will te no need to call upon the
! President for troops, and ielut from the enemy
would not inlure our Virginia operations.
| There nany who so situated that they can.
not enlist for the war, who would willingly organize
to 30 for few months, II necessary, to defend the
| coast. -,
"We earnestly hops ths, the Governor will soon
have companies organized for this purpose all the
| State. Capt. Cain has company drilling for this
purpose in this county, and We understand that Gov.
Brown has accepted them as State troops to defend
tho coast. and is much peased with the plan. Capt
doube-barrol sbot-guns for bone detenee. Ii every
county will initiate the example of Old Hancock we
would have Is, 0C0 drilled troops in the field at the
poial on a brief warning. viii no, the editors
hrouShop the State urge this thing on the people r
ExcITKsYyT AT KAssAs. CITY.-- The Learenporl
COEserrotlre Of SATURDAY,, the Ath says:
"A gentleman who has just arrived from Kansas
City and WysDdotie informs us there Is great excite
nett 10 boh places, apgrehen ,louS OF immediate
IL In t,al. he 20 nv a
about 800 rebels = r, Hlbly reported 70 have been
lits tbs side OF Independence on Friday night and
smaller bands are reported in many directions Jnero
are 20 Home Guards AT Kansas CITY, aud largo
portion Of them were nightly lirhetei at different
points
The Danger Of attack appeared so great, Major
Van Horn, commanding Hone Guard6 or cred the
removal oftco funds of the banks 70 Fort LNayenworth
for safe keeping
Sat 10 o clo,k Friday night the funds were taken
from the bank vaults placed in charge Of IL mon--5
mounted and II ID tie ireigt wagons aud seui on to
the Fort They reached here At 10 o'clock yesterday
forerCcn. The amount thus taken charge OF IL
SloS COO belonging to the Knn.ss City brau hes OF
the State, Union. ard Mechanics Banks. The escort
Va, in charge Of CAPT. Bingham.
"All the army stores h. Kansas City were removed
TO Wy6ndote Friday nish
In confirmation II H.. NJ oye we are permitted 20
quote from q pirate letter, bearing d4te the I'D,
which slys that siGCe tire battle Of Springfield the
Secrss ol.tS in thi, pt Of tic State have gsif end
.,ronP.h Dad p.esed uP nonderully. There are 900
t.t.. nov encalnrtd iu-t below Iutcptn dencs, who
will be uroH rs in few daye, unless we get more
strength from abroad. We have ouly small force OF
intrenched Hnae Guards, say as, and t.o eanro1.
Ypn must proclaim il throughout yoaE reigh60rhood
that Missouri Is suffering Cof help lChes8o ffi,.
Omo's COsrRIfUuoy To IHE FIElD.-rhe force
OF Ohio now In active service j. eighteen regiments 81
Infantry three comTanrs uf Csy~i =, gud three bat
ters Of ARTILLERY, four guns tacl distributed a fol-
love:
H. Western yisinis sgiu eats noubsri-g u 80 i3sh
Inclusive aud I'd o. 10Th rlso 2Slh; one oompauy VI
Cavalry, snd one Of Artillery.
In Missouri 9Th add jJu Regiments Infantry, two
lattcriee of Artillery, md two CNaty COMPANIES.
The regiments md companies comrr1se abt at 2iOJO
men
rs The middle OF rex. week tue Ohio for IN The
"a ID MAJ be al eist 10, ~ nsn regiment rs Camp
Detu iSJn, known ~ the " Milsa' h. Will rceiSe its
a. ma on Monday next. 4 regiment az Camp Pu'ran,
HJtietth, l. nav beng mustered IN as sl,0 n req
reni 81 Camp NJ be. 1iEu SD carly Mex week Ion
For1s n, Cam, Bentley, Mansfield, VIII DO 10 pNch-
ing ord,r H. addition 70 thesc the 10Th, az Camp
la,e, sHd Colcre SITS, - Camp Morrow Ports
mouth NAV be allied Va ~ Few day Ihege re also
Il CnInY Chase IN ciy1ly cOMla les under drl.
there can be 6JuJ. roS tta1 ONO vii 'a.o a,uOJ
sIli-i- H. tie "torwoid nArhcs, which Autumn
rBs wiinefd.
EtSIAvss N New PosIrIpy The Washington
cfresp,ndent OF Inc Pbn1dipt'H iH7tiScr say:
Consider ablo r erinent vas &C ssiOuei to-day by
tie passge through tie stTseis o. IL large Baggage
wagons, e. h drawn by four horse. ana each driven
~ n negro. The nero drivers, three weeks AGO,
we're all thves; they are uow IN The soNic- Of the
ruired sntes Governuert anf receive the sam pay
n 'sny other men,. watchet ih'in elosely, a,d saw
sp,yng them intelligent iine-. although The ma
orit, lo.ed ,told and stupid. Every ous Of item.
lowsye understood hs business aud drove his horses
y.ll s.d ptorsiy H. ttis res Get ID ' reay su
er,or 10 M ny % tho drivers that oue sees eSest day
ere VIII, nearly k t,ir horses yit1 i'll ireatnent.
Il 1. conmon practice with o.. suer 10 lOck enc OF
1.t frli flr
Heavy wagons up Hill and dowa sl day, with Tao
wtecis locssd.
JouN Brow sMRy.--,Iohn Browo, IT,, Il an officer
10 CAPT allen. ar!, Of ihe 80 Mama Re uncut
Corpic who escaped nom l.nrlsrs lerr, and Whose
brother was bum, there - second Li.uicnan. IN tbs
sl,pe Conway Capt. Allen is . lnesl des,endom OF
Col Allen Of In the nano OF tbe tired Jehoysh spd
The CoutuontAl CoDgrcs. genpry. Capt. Stewart,
The fighting patsp," sud Of the parry thai res
ced Doy from tie jail ~ ~. joseph, / Captain Of an
tFrO,Ion's iHsrs. ChsI,icn.