New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

returned Rom Syracuse broke inI" house, ana 'ooN
lad,'s set of fun and sik dfess. When the theie
was discovered though the er cIes ielonged to tne
wife If SecessonI-t sctusy in the fsld bghtng
against the Government. CT. Totem caused tue
SOLDIER TO be pun shed With mr. iastes Vpop TIE t1'e
back. OF couse, il the WIZ CONTINUES, tine must
Ultimately come wren suCn scTupuous magnanimiy
toward tie foe will cease 20 III virtue; but Tie men
all acquescsd cheeriuliy in a, severe punishment os
, proper example. This mo-nirg. pa'sed group OF
prvates from the iowa Resimeat, who were bringing
buckets Of water frun o camp, and had stopped
uron bridge 10 rect As approached, they seemed
% be in earnest discussion and upon reaching them
$50, ped 70 hear IT, Ttey debating tie question
whether heavy national debs would weaken or
strengthen Government! T. ere ale tie merceDa-
RES the Southern press tek about.
We have had noiuteisenco for tevera davsin regard
eo the whe,eabout Of u ieyGeueral Sterling Pfioe.
He iseyidenty as -ck of e reSutsof his trechery
Judas WAS of bic. Ge,.Pice bad "a detached command
IN the Mexican war. Ii never saW actual service bat
once, apd thai wes during some Iety bridge sSirrish
or roadside engagement. Ia los, Tree We Governor
of the State aud an anxoos csnjidae for the United
Safes Senate. lie employed convict engieVer' III ue
Penitentiary to make k'tcb If that engs- emeht'
and then to engrave il. L. had Gen. Price looming UP
prominently in tie foreground, in some Heroic ana
martial altitude While the soirs IN the rear, occu'
pied an nconsiderabie space Jut before the Senatorial
election Price circulated Il print proiusey among tie
members of tie lie. isalure Lud his frenls ut large,
and also pardoped OUT The prsOncr.
When Price wss put in nomination IN the Legi'ia'
tnre, Frank Blair then yong member from ST.
LOUIS County, though in minority, obtained permits
zion 70 ray a few words a0out The candidates He
IL. Iprt.a adm no II
BIN ole of those fear u excoriaious full Of pointed
and epg am matte satire, whii made young Blair, even
tlen terror his foes. Among other t,Ugs, he al
lu6ed to the convict who had ared this engraving
as the price of bis Taron, and cha acterizcd Prize ne
worthy the genius OF u convict artist and fl subject
fora Peniteniiary pin,w The speech caused ofonnd
Z. s'rsstion and Price failed in securing Lis election.
IL had gr, a. reg aaiion lighting nan, but never
called dis caslgator account. blairs enemies have
awsys been very delicate aout challenging him; they
hsve thought him a TIRE too asLRg.
TOE telegraph wires are up to ST. Louis; bnt
Ge Rebels still cut them every day or two. Else
where the leading peHeA0nt o! the SecessicDids Las
sways been for empty frls end fall treasures, but
here in Missouri their strong points seabug horses
cutting wires, Running away, and burning bridges. IL
they ever wan pIlltica' appeation, they should
clearly take the OF " Brdse-burnersi" u would
Ssve some pointed significance, which is more than can
De said of your Ne~York addition 10 political nomeu-
elsture, " Barnbuners."
Another of the Young rebels shot during the battle
bsre, died yesterday. lie was struck in the leg by
one of thoes terrible msles, Mimic ball, and though
The limb was ampuiaei twice sSili could save him.
His friends seut doNn request lasl night that be
might be buried with military donors. Gen. Lyon, In
reply, cent 10 the afflicted is"iy assurances OF his
sympa,by out refused 10 permit il. and thus recognize
these rebels against the Government as honorable Toes.
In the absenee Of Col Blair bs rsg,ment u commanded
by Lieut. Col George l.. Andrews, who was Colonel
OF the Rhode Island Regiment DOW utcef GcvSpfgue,
when that gentleman Was IL Leuienan'-Colonel.
Ths command will probably move southwark to-
morrow, TO rste coIjnuCion with Gen. Swssne. .
force Springfield, lao mites south Of ths point; and
che Joint fore will doubt lie allie To purge Missouri
of traitors down 10 lie Arkansas hne by order OF
Gen Lyon the purchase OF large number OF horses
and wagons trans otstion, has been gong on or
eeyera days. Tie fnpeTs have cut Iedriy al tLeli
wheat, and tie crop is exosi.en'.