New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

l,o ,xro h,rses The nehels were drawn up IN Il
line krce,inr With thoir miscellaneous assortment OF
stot.epns nd rrs leNe cd at our approaching
ttoo.r. md Lieut.. s. II raised HE handkefci ci ~,
tho io.nt Of Ii. sNoid, rode forward aho Gen d"eu
Tls leader II Il e rcrcls aincdia,e!y ordered his
men to Law down thtlr sruf. IL seems ,hat they
were dad enough 10 surrender, ',.rlnS that every
man Of n en- would be killed Ii any Resistance Wac
off red The prisoners were brought to town, and
marched down Olive street, The s,'onsvst Secession
Greet i, tho CIV MANY oi treni bad only recently
ef, ,Le cv, and their woe. begcrc c0rstenances and
dolefu 10 H. were sadly in contrast Nth their aay
and festive departure. 4 Colonel End Captain be-
longing to the pariy tnOk tp ne itssh shd ESCAPE a.,
md ex. Con gre, srnan Joan W Esid was brought
down The river rs prisoner O.. on the steamer
War Eple Yesterday. This CHOW was CAPTURED
ab,,ui thre<, weeks 1870 aud released On parole by
Lieut. Gel. Hus.on, state mkua olhcer stationed
near InGepeudeice. Everybody Thought tliat the
Iaiole Of such a man was an outrage, hnd "heh ho
veutured vi,hn cur liues "a Lexi"g ton, he was
plac,d under arrest lie COW coriiued al VI" Gi;i-
t,or--re.t lri,ou in this city but VIII be SEM 10 tue
| Axiom peuentiary Immediately. Eeid TOOK DIS 'ea'
In Congress AZ the extra se ION year * ts. july
snd yo,ed with Burnett OF kentncsy anc Naihndie-
nam 81 Ohio. araiust ~, the WAY measures. Al
tbough tired with considerable naturni ability, he
j. a bnllv NV educaj:ou-a rank Re eia' heart, and :.
precuris rscal M the bargain He doe corhnc
m,ni will give 10Y TO every lover OF tho mon.
| The appointments OF zen. H. " w Iis"t =" '.'S
comma, d If toe WesteIn Department, ne .udng the
!, ale of Nilsson j, in Gsappointutnt 10 ihose VINO
hoped Tor and expected that Gen. Castios NJ. Gay
! wodl te ass;,Ied his commanc. Gen Wflsbt Is
unknown here, and there il considerable speculation
"a To Whether he will make H.. headquarters IN
Cincinnati, Louisville, ~. LoGs. lhr friends oi
.. ch piace will think their ely TIE bIst-Gen'
IIal,eck however. may decide N lavOr of ST. Louis
The military telegraph sy,ten, the dcfois Tor quar-
,er,pasteis' aud culuIi,sry stores, have tie"
celscrrd in tais city Tor tie whole Western Cohhr!
by Gen IIal;ecks orieT, and !. Wall imio'e q &C.
vrrr l,ss un the Government 10 move tile hcad
| quarters 10 any other POM.
/ ! heavy pressure Is gradually showing hfeii
uuairst Gov Gamble. Union men nom The interior
cecare Lat BE- u too slOW aHd confeivdnve Ter W"f
.i.st lu,rrilius and al lou, . Leans "r he tho
rot the reo 4islie run for tbs emergency. Ihc
tall in favor OF procuring his res.gnhi u i quite
II grIora TIE l.irltcuant-ti0v Willard T. iinit J. q
lar more encigojic CO-an,i.4aclNu sort oil man,
and vo H. do wei! ia ,acty of gov rnor. IL.
fronds u Hon. Fsuk T.. Blair junior, Ff"%. 60
,nliriiinr lis auuUiniucnt as Military Governor iy
the President. tp. Blair won do better ~ this
caiacify in ANY o'rer STATE; unfortunately, lie las
TOO ~, aXrs 10 rInG ia Ass0.n, anc many 81 hi-
OLD .s,cc i.silsi him. lie j. doing well. how
over III ri-ing bis brig zoe, aud IS d,rvin2 81 SIC
GERS and encouragement. the appointment az {,
Military Governor l., however, uiluec, rtirN, pro-
/ ,i4cd ii-ut.-GO,. Hall c4n be pat mo tAs lAecn-
tive chair without l..