New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

bsiBS osrzed and ousrterea within the Sta supplied with
,foa Of ~ stse and without eonsalttion wh ihoso
uos. promiuently kuogu sud recogi ized as oye c ts
he besnpug of our pending dicpe hsve been the pua
mount desire Of this T PIE and which, rP to this time hey
WRn Kentneay tlee has been and Is koy be- oca-
toa foT the presence Of niay force Tie people age qu
Invoke fo the Federal sra They a,ed that
7ss S 5sDy 1s05yay n eis s 2 sr S h s5v5a b
sodieIS They do not desire ha Ae9trcfy % oe ele 70
Nov therefor Governor of the State Of Kentucky and In
The name of the people hvr the honor represent end With
ihe boffcrs Of var urge the removal from The limits Of
State and further that the ntrodac Of and munitions
FANNY beii.ve he pesse oftbe PEOPLE Of KeStuly pre-
served and the horrors bloody viii DO svsred from
people peaceful and Tranquil
an, very respectfully, your obeSient servant
Ills Erosllency, BEE1AH MAeOyFN, Frankfort:
tssop to deliver 10 the isdrnt Of the United states your
concerning the e9ea@pmen @ toiP. n n hs1; %;
instant ard delivered 70 lin your eomuunianor spd ss9
70 represent the condon Of thngs h keDipek and the
brni reasons for the Withdrawal Of re troops. we MADE
dws Of the troops By the reasons that ooenea % no as likely
sad little in reply except t. promise nat ne matter shoo nave
his anxious Confederation He said that he would let ps know
% youI communication. Add Al the time t5ea he a1deed rs
noe saying ,hs he would be prepared 70 as;eI AZ sWei 70
III
letter wh oh we have uo tie homer Of transmitting TO youE
tIeslensy We axe s % ys[y s,sSt 5ssgeet..y .siy.r.
" a IDUpLEY'
wAsHIxGToE, d. c.. Aug. 24, 1861.
10 His Eesleney 2. MAeoFFIs Governor Of the State Of
SIN. Yoa1 letter Of the ls,h inst in which yon urge ne
rsmora yom he limits Of Keau,ly of e military force nor
II NAV not possess o Al precisely accurate knowledge upon
ih subject but believe It IS true tha there is military free
States which force Is not very large aud net now bepFeug
also believe that some a-s have been furnished to tbs force
having their osmp the Immediate vicinity fher oa homes
Snd not ssng menseng any Of the 5000 people Of Aer
In all have done premises have setod upon the urgent
Ioic of many Kent and u aeeorco1co with vEat
Believed lDd sin believe be the wish Of majority Of ali The
CDioDlovng people Of kengucky
While have conve SEQ on th subee win many eminent
men OF Kentucky Including 10 majority q her men bes Of
Cones DO not remember hatsy enc q ihen OF any oiher
sncys Letter has urged u1e 70 The miHy force from
Eenuy did oict me TO have the sogmentug Ofte iocesns
TAXING ali the mons within my reach tofor Judgment do
Not believe It - the popular wisb Of KCntuk that this force
ss be removed bsyoad her limits and with this in preston
most cords sy sympaize with your E1oeeney in the wish
% preserve the leace q ny native ssie Ketuy but Il
ssi any ascsrson or atnaon that you entertain any de-
liTe f'E tie preservation Of the tedeIa Sn,0n.
y ''-' 'O'D''D' 4 lincoln
Correspondence siA tie Prssideat Of the CoJeasrate
States.
COMMONWEALTH oP KgHTUCZT,
Il Executive DEPARTAENT, FRANKFoAI. Aug 19, 1861
20 Che Hon. JETzERsOs DAT President Of the Confederate
sR: Ts "a to acoredt to you Geo W. Johnson esq as
Comnissionei from ne state q kengeky Mr. y9La5on /. h.
q his mission take pleasure in oonmendE to yor con
aeston hT Johnso9 q srIsSsn well sdVissd ef The eA
Nery respectfully your o0edient ferytnt,
Rls Efctlercy. E. MAeoEF1g Governor Of Xoniucty
nond s1d pTessntsd % the Hon je.on bs Plei oftbo
Confederate sises the Communication nirused to His
9th 70 band you.
Ian, ST, very respectfully, yGar sesasp. ae;,aEt,
GEOkph w. JOHNSOk.
ConzoSsEilTH oP KENUcKT
Goa- JEFFERSON DAVIS Richmond, Virginia.
FeR; Since the Of the unhappy dicpss ye!
S sr. s9S aug s s nSs S %
ttty beween the brigeent parties They have ess4esly
sr sbd qotec, Se own ,o from tie prcsse Of eoa SS
Iis UP TO this peo6 they have enjoyed comParsy; an
Recently Isy fIe. has been sHl.tea snl genrtsdby
bay addressed communicative and drs.ehea Commi oneTs
to the President Of the Uned states urging 1be ron Of
self to carry vii pc pie the r,alnens ofs
beura position The people Of ti sse dele 20 be from
TAhough have no reason to presume hs The Govr u Of
The Confederate States contemplate Or have ey PROP shy
Violation Of the neutral attitude thus esumes BY kfqky
srs seem. to es 's@s unsa.ns's fen sn:E te s Of
81 troops along their southern hontief In oIer 20 T. this
apprehension and to to the people the heIis je
sh o. s1thoiitsitve assurance that the Con
edeTae states viii ooniisne respect and obe the son
tneioaed ss assumed by Kentucky.
Very respectful IL, your obedent servant J. MAOC4,IN
1 RICuXOEig Aug "a SOL
Sik have tecsiyed letter informing ln Ne the
eenmenoemsnt of the unhappy dihouies Y endh TN the
tonntry the people Of Kentucky have inoes ~
hre and purpose 20 mginkn position of tt No, ~ be
tween the belgersns psrtir.h In tbe 90 f ,ion
hou express your detire 20 eit enh5rt,, an l
lfOYenrnenk t01f-1 u
SPect and observe the neutrsl position Of Ken ,yS
TSRy e q si s 'SSs Sst;5I:;s 10: Ps % s y =
tends desires 10 disturb tbs neutrality Of Stno i'he a.
kemblsge Of troOps Tennessee which ~ u "a NJ,
bher object than rope the swless inyza Of III se v
khe OF the United should th ayc H seek
b approach through Kentucky without foI POSITION
of neutrality. That such appeheDsions q. ess hsa
been proved By the Of thai OoyernmsSt IN sseTO
N9rysnd and Missouri and more recently Ken ~ its3f
IN which you inform me, "a military 70 aas " enlisted
tnd qusrterod by the UBitsd States sGtboriSr
The Government Of the Confederate s's, las only re-
epected tcrupuiouGy the neutrality p nnf ent has
continued maintain tbs friendly relation q i!a I'd Inter
eoarse which II has Iupended with tie PsPs o. United
Ia visw Of tie history Of the pa II csn y seessry
to Excesncy that the OOyeTD9 t OF IL toDIed
ksie States viii cObH1e 10 respect the net J
~ long O. heF people win maintain Il ;herls "a "
But nsutrs,isy 10 be entitled to respect beH " man.
hrsd bstween both pares; OF he dt he q " - on sbe
ors side for the segesSions Of OF e. ee.tgs pass
bpon the othF ought not 20 BE- shnt 70 e ~ Lon cy
ssek 70 enter Is for p5rpeses Of telfdefense:
DO not however, for moment bett9t thai y r sAIlant
ssss a.: % :Sss so!s i; "Sa ;s ss e e s'a % 'S'
gifhts over others who resIeet them bsth
In conclusion, tender to Exeeen tie rance Of
py high confederation LBd regard.
<ea an, sI, very respectfully, yours, &c -rr,H o,,,s
NEWS OF THE REBEL PRIVA1EER INTER-.
Cant. Eldridea of the schooner TisVipia Ifce from