New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

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We notice the following telegrapSc dispatch from
Washington which appeared in some of the New-for@
papers Of 9th inst.
NJ Syt vSbch ,ntinied ,eseId.y ~us surrounded e.hy
hi, morning by the Presidents Mounted oUsd two comps
Dp Mtis ADD forS ed lay down Il, Tho e0a,ory
Imprisoned IN the Treasury 3ohdiHg A''A'.'
WIN BE made OF the Ting lesders"
The above dispatch il true except in few parti u
lars which We now propose 10 correct We also desire
To briefly explain the causes which have tented 10 pro-
Once the dissatisfaction which has existed among the
soldiers of he Garibaldi Guard together with the
in den,s connected with THE much TO be regretted oe
cnrrence. ~.
The facts in regard 20 the said dissatisfaction are as
f,Iloys On Monday hst, du ing The Afternoon, Capt
Tai a'Z commanding the 7th Company III 1ngauanl oi
the Garibald Guard wa, ordered unoer aTres' oy So'
Itassy for dsObedience OF orders ana uDt0ileFnAs
conduct but upon the demand OF the officer OF 'he day
on the Captain 20 surrender his sword he peremp'oy
refased to deliver it. AZ soon az Capt. lakNI per-
ceived that stringent measures would DE pAen
10 enforce the order of arress, he secretly sum
moued his company 70 load their arms. Twenty
three of tie company refused TO obey the
orders Of their captain, while the remainder,
abou fifty in number Quietly loaded The mu.ke's ana
repaired 10 the captains tent, when he PM hime AZ
their head aud ordered them 10 leave the camp for
Washington, the itenDg that any attempt made by
The officers o. the regiment prevent his design would
10 resisted by force Mo Of the staff officers were
their head 1narters unaware oil the Disorder brt The
Adiutant determined and brave young American OIL
GER hearing If the tumul has,ened 70 quel the dir
tur 5ance. The mutnous party, however, were
air adv on their march from the camp his arrival
AZ this 9ont those Of the company who had not fol-
lowed their comrades advised this officer upon his
assuring them OF his confidence of bringing them back
- order not 10 attempt 70 arrest their march express
ing fears for his pefsovsl safety Yet he knowing the
,1.l,. limo Of IN Intr
was about 10 overtake hem when he received orjers
from the Major Of the iment TO rGe by a circuiIous
route the Long Bridge, 20 summon the guard there
stationed 10 their progress. Tho officer immedi
ateiy obeyed the order, but from the embankmenis and
fortifcaions thrown up along the road he uuabs
10 pass the company before iG reached the main road
The company either voluntarily or by Command faced
about and lev eled th-r pieces toward him, command
ing him TO halt. The officer Immediately made himself
known to them, and continued TO advance, encouraged
BY Urge number Of the company, who tried 10 make
their comrades unde stand that he was their friend
When within about thirty yards of them be
dismouuted, and although small number con-
tnued with their muskeis aimed at him. the
greater number gathered around for the puTpO,e
Of protecting him. Here the Captain, frenzed with
anger fearing the friendly dsposi ion Of the soldiers
toward the officer, stepped forward and presented
revolver his breast, threatening 10 fire ii be should
express intention 20 induce his company 10 desist
from their design of crossing the BRIDGE be should
attempt TO pass them and inform toe guard 1T the
bridge Confident that the greater part were friendly
to bim the Adutsn ordered the Captain to hall ill he
could return ~ headquarters and re GIVE further
ders from the Colonel. Most Of the company
willing to obey this order but the Captain, apprehend-
ing that it design 10 give time for the regiment
TO cut of his crher advance refused TO obey the
der aud commanded bis forward, agreeing to halt
ON the other ride Of the bridge, provided the officer
won Id return uDaccompanied, With full pardon from
the Col nell The officer thereupon returned To head
quarters and received orders from Col ID Ctassy TO
again proceed with The Major aud give snch nforma-
ton TO the commanding General in Washington an
might lead TO their srrest This order was promptly
fulfilled by the two officers, aud at o'clock in the
morning, while the company was resting few rods
over the bridge commands gwen by the General
to the Presidents Mounted Guard, two companies Of
cavalry, two companies Of infantry, and company OF
District militia 10 arrest them, which was quickly and
safely accomplished
The alleged reasons for this muDons conduct are as
follows that cir families in NewYork sIf, mig
fof the OF the fsuppOrt that be Committee
OF Relief hid cut of eirguppts; that the Government
had as vet not paid them tDat they had not yet
ceived The rifles That had been frequently promised TO
ihem and that their captain had been unosty treated
As a full investigation will be immediately Instituted
before court-nIGril, have uOnbt that all these
grievance wlll b. ascerained TO be- wholly insufficient
even if true, TO warrant such conduct,
Since the above occurrence took placo, the Govern
Bent mas paid oil the regiment up 10 the first Of june
ana furnished them the promised rifles, wlicn has
ensed the greatest satisfaction among the soldiers of
the regiment.
We expect daily to rscieye orders to move forward,
aud trust that hereafter nothing will occur TO mar
the good name and hopes of the friends of the regi-
ment
FROM THE SOUTHWEST EXPEDITION.
We permitted to make following extract fran ,v.,,
letter. dred