New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
General EaeIl. Court-Mariini.

letter Of The iIth from Camp Athens, Aiaosina,
to The LousrsR, JOvrHoi TIM speak- OF the Court
Martial for he trial Of Col. Tufchin:
Ge1ef. Court.N.rtia oonsi.'iss OF General T. Gar
ibid Colonel Jacob Amuou, ash kentpesy Colonel Cnan
Colonel a. S~dreWick. n kspfncsN. Colonel J'ne' 81
Indiana and Coonel John BETTY. - OH" -Hh Captain
session the Ccur-Hoss- a. this ptce They .e .. s~
engaged upon tie case u Coiouol X ulci'a Of "l".s
session weeks aud fon appshrsnee- val a'o to cn-
ti1ge for iban two Honth a. Oencfa husH .u' ae
tetireo bring ,al 81, ocss no have been Seaus Of
comuao oattag. 9pon the persons al p'Is' OIL 'J
OF tire nns a snts Of - fio
Gen, Buell. might be much better employed ~ put
sum- the Rebel 10 committing all sors OF out
RACES n Tennessee, Alabama and Mssissipfi, 'nan
tic officers Of lie command who have been energetic
enough ~ hort the persons and property OF sny oil
the Ketel inhabitsnt. Of Duke. Col lurchin' OF
the lJlh Illinois H. OF the ierc- hghiefs OF Toe
wart-s class Of off ers who might Le multiplied
most rrorsbly, and that the earnest soldiers and
people oeli. ht TO honor lie has beon IN command
Of tina Eighth Brigade of Gen. MltcheFs Divlhon,
and wien an order came IRON he1. bueii rem, wing
tie brave Turchin Of cOmmaud tie Colon answered
the sdder by sayns-''Ih Eighth Irgace took
Bowling Green, took Nashville took hunsvllle,
took Decatur took Tuscnmbia, turned over s2yOb,-
600 Worth Of property 70 TIE Government. ana was
at the bead Of that brigade npon each and every oe-
ca.iOn."
Tie notice Gen. Buell TOOK Of Turclin's antwsr
vag TO send suoher order dissolviug hrs brigade,
and tiIh ging Lin TO inal before oonrt.uaftnL.
Ihis was Done TO disgrace tie BRIGADE rnd break
Col Turchin. The brigade consisted Of tie l'th
AID Oath Illinois 31th ldiaD4, aud lbth ONO keei'
nent- The Illinois Regiments were get by Gen
Buel ~ guarding railroad bridges and stations, ana
the lueldnu aud OliO 10 guard towns and Villages
al the officers in the three regUenis have tchdei1d
their designations 10 headquarters.
zen. Mtchei and Col. furchin discarded the rose
water focy IN dealing with the Seee-h from the
staIt while the policy oi Gen. Buell. toward uio
guerrilla Rebels has been marked hy extreme ienlen-
~. TIE latter iurg grass, the former s1onts' nc
Kehels laughed al the grass and rushed inio gueIfa
rn,d, 90 coon 40 Mitchell and Turch'n won't ont oil
command. Tue results of Gen. Buells course may
be indeed ly the following extIact from the army
corre.p0ndence Of The Ctac,nnM Gazcte under
dste al Canp near Stevenson, Ala, July ~:
ne ro,l brtg here and Huntsville 10 biesed ~
gtrgs If robbers snd araudeTs They watch every okop
nh 10 fire atO iTin, sssassinato our prErs ih'''
gsngs are made mp of citizens along tie road and ne yH
iv and ypor sccqfCrd By The nhnhans j. 30 isii
- r.. nav. near, come thius I1fchln, 10 L
ho, lie devss stion, Is nearer Tgt ihn the fcst OF Us
Cancellation j. about PLAYED out 80 "ef b"o Pise
vsfes Ia it, in the face Of theso canton m ''
tsve a, army not o. u di.s,iishel 'ut unconTOhaDie
On oar march from Huntsville, ofiken cse ipio can
tr ..sci ~ horse daIA, and Capt CsmpnoH tit
Adj General told him That y "ola Du 70 &
iii g I'm. o. Tho next camp when. hi horse could b'
,onnd he sboud nave IT, But you mus come song 'ala
90 for n We .eud bach Win r. yobf Droiief Z"
ioh sigat coheeaed "a me Tood' ana 900 nm 10 'u
the hunter assentcd r. the most nistr manner
he did follow u and got mis- horse when wa- mulr
uding this seems 70 be 7I specimen"
IN. feelings Of the citizens here regard 10 the "utfHses
MON soldier la Gen. NuePs army - yH0mH"e'b PI"e'
(he dAp ndO'ure, -ren . yet fr'"h y pd'f 80,
American cizep. II have 'sseu our nvrs ~ oar HANDS
and come forth from our no zee our lives and our chi
to guard property ana oid soc 60 sons OF open @'
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