New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12
Kidnapping nj Full Hun.

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SIN, Seeing la,t evening In Tux TRibusf, the
Tia, tAs ecloisi drivers taken hom tie
40 buAnc,. tla ~srt TO tie late baie o. baH hah
BY the Rebel. snd ksos0 70 be Incorrect most BEG you
10 maize Il tBown in your paper W." on the spot " 'hs
dine tosrihsr with two ob-r sentl"nsn rsn 'hm piaoe
whose r.a.e, viii forward yoa you wish Tr' Of the
drivers we're taken roa the sHbussess that We were loading
with N, woend.d their hands made f.', behind them with
,her .rs2s and bed of by ad Of armed hsoolA
". psol.r.d si ts Outrage on our rss Of uuee
bu, they told u the divsn their p'yofy and that aas
| oitne. did not ~ori on them.
Al, h,. brief remarks political status Of the poor
81 owl. they Ie double quick with the 'scry" The
two .nbai.nos. driven from Tie held 70 Cen.vne By
a.. yoiuy,..,. J. II. SQUIER-
Wa,hAgsor, Sept O. 1904
A CnApIAiss vIrw or THE EVILS OF DRusk.
yEsEss IN TBT ARMY.-The Rev. &. ii. Buckley
Chaplain to tie let Regiment, Sickles Brigade,
who went through the campaign on the Peninsula
nreacbed in the Rev. Henry Ward Beccher's Church
on Sunday evening. lie defined patriotism, spoke
Of our national PRIDE oonIrasted the North with the
South somplinented Kossath and GAribaldi. alluded
10 our recent reyerscs and traced their cause to our
lack Of trus, in God o thea proceeded TO speak OF
the prevalence Of nteInperancs in tho army. Ito
,nid: drunkenness prevails very much. Az the
ha,,ie Of F,dr Oaks a disiius uished General Of
pivision was 70 much under the influence of ntoxi-
catng drink az to 10 observed by all. His AdJnant-
0euernI. too was 80 overcome that, believing nun
| 10 be wounded, he was placed on . streteher anu
carried 10 the rear but when the surgeon exaainod
| him he WA beasiy drunk. HIS young hide-oe
Camp too, who was previously nnused 10 u, wS ~
DRINK hr 70 he unable 10 BIT on HE horse ana sn'u
| 10 ,rsachsrl snw him." No next spoke oil tls
evls of Slavery, condsuned tie restrictions on 'ne
press srd concluded by an eloquent appear 70 MI "
stand fast by the right
| Onprs.1los oFAs Army "Wednesday
evening the Presbyicry Of New-York 70. 81 me- !"
usdison-avenue Presbyterian Church 1.-THE rev. MI
paonard., and ordained the Rev. Alexander
proudht W. Chaplain in the United States Army
The Rev. DIR. Rice Moderator OF the freSoy'e'y'
conducted the exercises. The Rev. Dr. DA'ia"o"
nreached the sermon from tho text:
and the soldiers likewise demanded Of hin sayin no
b., nail ~, do And said them. DO violence W ~
| ma neither accuse asy iAs"iJi ANU 10 ~~"'"
| wagea" st. Luke, ILL., H.
The Moderator propounded tho usual queS'iopS'
and the Rev. Dr. Stevenson delivered an appropriate
.nd solemn charge, after which tho congrega''o"
| was dismissed.
Why ARE THE THREE MosrHs' REGIMENTS NOT
PAID NEARLY two weeks have elapsed since ,'e
return of tbese regiments, and yet the three months
men, with the exception OF ono or two Regiments
have received no pay This is great injus'ic" ana
mpolitic as relates to recruiting Many OF the mem,
bes Of these regiments arc destitute and IN neeo
money, and many would have rs-snlistsd beloTe'n"'