New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

few, they are worth brigade OF raw recruits
Stems gre being taken to fill it to the maximum.
Already recruits begin to come in rapidly. under
| stand that tho County of Lasallc, where the reei
ment was raised, his appropriated large SUN OF
money to induce volunteering for this pet regiment
Col; on continues TO arrive IN considerable quaint
ties and 20 forward without detention. Seven car
loads were standing the levee Yesterday to 90
forw ard this morning. When Gen. Grant issued hi,
order that he staple mns be purchased VIII Treas,
ury Noes instead OF gold their was for time lull
in the shipment but now That this restriction II w.
moved, it begins to arrive very Freely. seafc",, .
day passes that more less IS rot received a. tbs
port Indeed It constitutes tho bulk OF the freight
| from Memphis snd Helena.
Notwithstanding the revocation of Gen. Grant 9
order, | Mn told that Gen. Qliuby, whose head'
quarters are at Columbus. will no. allow cotton 10
be purchased with gold along the line OF the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad lie hollis tLat DO man who Is
| loyal val have geld in his possession suppose.
"A large number OF prominent ci,izep5 81 Cen'rai
and Southern Illinois are in Csilo unfer arrost,
charged with treason, and with teiDg members o.
that reasonable organ zaiiou known as the
" Kpivbts of the Golden Circle Soueho ", through
the interchangeable exertious Of the Proycr, Marshal
a. the District, Major j. w. Merril, clue has been
discovered TO the whole affair. The Maj d
several of bis assistants have visited most u tue
lodges in the State, and full ard authentic tapgse
of The ms ceremonies, and mysteries ol the orcer
Hon. w j. Allen, Member OF Congress from The
Ninth Congresiona District, judges John III.
Mulkey aud A. d. Dof, DR.. Edmonson, - Nelson,
and f. NJ. Youngbood IRE under arrest, end moro
Will arrive to.niorIow.
On Friday evening last, CAPT. Fox OF the 7ls!
Regimen, stationed at Bird. Point, directly oppo-
rite this city, Who with military escort, has been
engaged for several days past in enrolling the militia
Of hssissipyi County Missouri. arrived at Chalts-
ton, and, thinking II prndcnt to remain, dismissed
IN. escort ana cent them back 10 Birds Point, 10
| Il miles distant. The Captain was induced by his
g. Union friends at Clareston to attend a masonic
funeral 10 witnessed the burial and in the even
ing attended meeiicg Of the Lodge, and par,ici-
paed in its mystic oerernOni 3. Late 1T night, hs
retired, aud fairly IN The en.brpc-s of the drowC
god when ripping at bis chamber coor caused ~
10 srriug 10 bis feet and burriedly dress himself.
Through the window, By the sweet silver light o.
the moon he discovered the elimuer aud gintinQ OF
n dozen muskes, and he rushed TO the door only 10
hear from muuy voices AL urgent demand Tor eur
render What could the gallant Captain DO lie
reflected NONE nj; the Oft used apo OF abused ono
tarion "thrice is be armed whose cause is just &C.
CURED TO him. but one 10 twelve odds altogether
disurol,Orionate and he dii what any senalble man
would do-.urrenderrd. He wsS dis irmed, and the
rascal, after Tea ing down the American hrg rom
tue Conrt-House and running NJ the stars ana bars
ia lis place, aud stealing PAR Of hne horses from
Union citizen, laced Capt. Fox upon one oil them
and started Tor tho woods and sw8mIs to~arf New
Madrid. CAPT. Fox retained III custody about
- hours, when he released upon his parole.
Three shells exploded in the Maine Hospital ut
Mound City on Saturday evening, killing work
man, Mr. Robert Howe OF ST. Ions, aud wonndins
TWO Others severely that their recovery IL deemed
imJossihle. The worsmen were engaged IN empty
iug quantity Of shell, which, during tn sinking OF
the Cinopn.ii and Molnd City, III the uavni cn.
gHgement above Fort Pillow had lain IN water and
were useless Iuslead OF tonDg out the fuse, Mr.
Howe tonk y chi-el and attempted To chl II ont
The powder Quilted and the shell burst into thou
sand agInenis.