New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
NEWS, OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Here ia an item, fully authenticated, which
snesks in a voice that only Satan would refuse to
hear Of the internal of the leaders of tie Re-
belion. In Marshall County, Mississippi, near
sream called Cold Water, and few miles north Of
a village known as Byhala, lives rank old Rebel
whose name is Squire Mcqueen, the owner of a
goody number of slaves, over whom he exercises a
bullying, cruel grinding mas,ership. short time
since one of kis negroes tried to escape from the
clutches of his despotic MASTER but the fugitive from
the clanking chains of Slaveocracy was pursued by
that demon master, arrested, taken bacx home and
hanged The easiest way Of getting over this is TO
do as The Herald does-cal it an Abolition lie; but
that will not reue the fact, restore the negros
life, nor save the master from that intense eXecra'
ton so Justly bestowed upon human iends OF his
pattern.
The Mass Meeting at the Park Yesterday after
noon, was demonstration worthy of the city and
the cause 10 which she devotes her treasure and her
blood. The principal buildings in the vicinity OF the
Park the tents and the stands, decorated with
banners and several bands of music entertained the
immense audience with National airs. Gen. Cor
eoran and the famous Sixty-i.inth Regiment were
present, with detachments from other regiments in
the neighborLood. Able speeches were made by
Generals Corcorsn, Mitchell Walbridge, Sckles,
Busted, and Wetmore, and the Hon. Messr Odell
Nugent. Arnold Marsh, and others. Mayor Opdy Ike
presided at the principal stand. Outslde meetings
were held for the benefit OF those who could not get
within bearing distance OF the speakers who occu-
pied the stands.
Tile 81. Pau Press has no doubt that the In
dian outbreak now desoatipg Minnesota Is the result
of white intrigue. Secession agents from Missouri
are the chief instgGtors yet they (the white vii
lains) will claim to be legitimate soldiers, and de-
mand to be treated honorable prisoners OF war. 1t
is feared that q general war with all the Indian
tribes will be inevitable.
A dispatch from Alexandra SAWS that everything
was quiet al Warrepton and Warrenton Junction or
Sunday and Monday. Our troops were getting into
position and all going well. The north side
of the Rappahannock was at that time believed TO be
clear Of Rebels.
There is something foggy about the time Of
drafting. II is constantly inserted hat drafting be-
gins on the let of Septembe yet it is also stated that
it has been postponed ten days in Maine, fifteen in
PENNSYLVANIA, and so on little official light
would be acceptable.
We lave another assortment Of news from the
South. West. The British steamer Racer was lately
at Charleston, S. c. Gen. Bragg is fighting news
papers at Vicksburg. stop for making Colts re-
yolvers has been started at Macon.
--Cayuga and Wayne Counties, New-fofk State,
will probably raise their quota without drafting.
These two counties gave Lincoln 1880 Fusion
7S92-Lincons majority Cos. Pretty fur, con-
sidering that the Democrats do all the fighting.
The Rebels recently made attack upon the
famous Fort Donelson. The attack failure;
Union loss killed, and Is wounded.
ecu. Coxs army, lstely in the Kanawba Val
ley, has joined Gen. Pope.