New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

~ y. lincoln prominent citizen q Texas, ssl a -
~ aS's sympahuer with the Rebel Government, ~ =
Is way 70 Cindnnat.--tllat he had ~ bis possss&a
aocohente that would warrant HE arest on o chsrxo
V;s0 Mas. c3isstcr Carson immediately gu. bis dep
individual lie arrived bere ea,l, hst vel md tooar
rooms at the Madison House. fiis moyemertS were
closely watched by MessFs Roee and pollock untV -
Saturday last, fearing their bird might y bey cox o.
s. Marshal Sands TO cage him. Wien arrested gs in.
qired what was the matter with all the
Of conscious innocence. On being Informed that ~
SUSPECTED of being a spy he replied that - ana.
picion unounded and that even il wore correot
DO too sharp to have sny evidence of about hi
lie said he was citizen Of Texas, and participated h
the Manassas battle on tho Confederate side. He was
taken to the Marsbals Office late in the Afternoon aad
transferred thence to the County Jail 10 await an er-
animation before L. 3. Commissioner Halliday at o
a. NJ. to-day. -. -.l,tIi -
i were found: af
wsamsres. D. C., March L
To h Erceisney Js~...os psy P,ssis,' efas cavs'<
Mr. DssR Sra: Allow me 70 introduce. TO your acqu,otas.
my friend ThOua. Lincoln Of reIs. He visit. yoal c.Pl'a
arms your favorable confederation sea.
.' s;,scs5y and e Jss Y ger SRssT
IPfiyste aud Confidential
MY DEAR sm: have had interview az st the Depart
nsn sud another in few days 1hns' look pretty
well WIN re- , y9u y .s,s OF BEVERLY FUCKER
The following pass from the Secretary If War gave
him permission to travel within the Southern hues:
CosFEDERAn STATES OF AHsRIcA,
Lincoln lug sscu S h.,,
., man that he win not colsnupicae in writing Or verbally
for publication any fact asceItaised BY him.
Ia addition to the above there were found number
OF letters from Southern gentlemen iDdorsng Mr.. La.
sound on the Secession question viewed from q
DiklaniS also, PopSno% iron VIM H
sacks, belts &C., for the Secession army.
Mr.. Lincoln is said TO be the inventor OF gun newly
patented at Richmond, and in in the Confederate
army He Gays be is an advocate Of Southern rights,
but denies that be Is or has been acting q Spy.
The examination this morning will reveal great
many facts which we are not at liberty 10 publish
this morning.
HARRIS LIGHT Observation-Disclosures % FOgR
COMPANIES.
-Four companies Of this fine regiment eft this city
Yesterday afternoon Tor the seat Of war; beieg the rst
ttoops that have departed hence in obedience to tho
specisl orders of Secretary Cameron which pro-
mulgated on Monday. The orders were given at the
camp at o'clock Monday night, and at clock yes
terday afternoon the battalion reached the city, by The
Harlem Railroad, landing at Twenty-sixth street ana
Fourth avenue. Thence they marched down Broad
way, and at O'Clock p. M, took their departure by
the New-Jersey Central Railroad. The battalion vaa
in command of LieutCOl. Fitzpatrick. the line officers
being Capt. Cooke, Capt Duffe, Capt. Mallory, and
Capt Buel. Col. j. Msnsfeid Davies, tue command
ant Of the regiment Of Prof. Davies aud uepseW
of Judge Davies, is graduate of West Point he .
entitled to much credit in its organization, winch 10
commenced about three weeks ago, and has noS tee
companies at Fortress Monroe. There Is st another
company at the camp, which Is located at ScaTsdale.
One company from Hartford, Conn, and one from
Scranton, Penn, are daily expected The camp v
located beautiful plaseau on the property Of H. G
Morris and numbers IS spacious teats Under special
orders from the War Department the regiment will Do
increased TO 200 men.
THE SECOND FIRE zoUAvEs.
The ID Regiment Fire Zouaves will lhaye their en-
eampment at O'Clock this afternoon and march the
-th Dao hrmpry where they viii tack arun&
and be dismissed until tomorrow morning., at witch
time they wleave for Washington. 1t is stated Ii IL
Col Brewster graduate OF West Point, viii super
cede Col Fsirman. He Was al Camp Decker yssiec-
] day afternoon.
From the particulars Of difficulty between Gen.
Sickles and Col FaiDan transmitted yesterday by
Washington reporters it that the latter got tho
best Of the so.caled General but from the following
order which appeared in last nights Express the gen.
uiueness of which we youeh for, ID would aPi
pear that the matter rests in statu 2uo
wasnIse1os. Angus. is. 1851.
oapYR No 3s-sPeeia otdst No % Of hi, date.
q Fire %os.yss v, 70 proceed to Camp sOo st.,.s
OF tina. regiment, IL hereby revoked.
GEO. P. MCCLELLAN Nj. Gen,
5 WILLIAMS Asst. Al. Gen
RESPECT TO THE MgeoRy OF Grv Lros.-Tho
citizens Of EsStford, Conn, held meeting on sa,ur-
day afternoon in the Methodist Church in that place.
TO arrange for the proper reception snd burial Of the
remains of Gen. Lyon, who was killed at the battle Of
! Wilson's Bridge, Missouri, on the 10th inst. Conf
mtees were appointed to procure the presence Of the
Hon. Galushs A. Grow at the funeral If possible, and
TO make arrangements for the event. The following
| resolutions were passed:
Hncyeas We heard with great Of the desh OF
MsoGen Lyon who en Whine brayely leading his troops IN
the late battle IN Missouri
RseS That deeply depore the country has SUI
tanned In the uutimey death Of 80 sslsn r.7 .odier
,a.Lff ID abb q.
Of pro--i. y0,s'y- i.'e tahes, m ,n. were '
Resoipsd, That his felowtc while
loss rejoice that have his bilhspot aIosg TO cheer
In seadsst devotion TO country snd trust his gave
viii be the where failure generations viii gahsrS
and be Inspired with noble emulation Of HE ard the virtues OF
Sherman Tunbu Putnam and Others who have arisen In hig
defenders o. their eoui deg and supporters OF ito
| Government
Re,sSd That sympeEe with the family who have lose
| brother but whose nsme the nation horors.
Rssored Tbs, deem Il eminenty proper that should
paw bis renEs and Bis 20 be among
his fe,w townsmen viii take the proper measures 70
| signify appreciation OF his worth.
| The following resolution wac also passed:
P,aJrsd That the Hon. Galushs A. Grow felowtowps-
~ fIlAA .alD