New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

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DENTAL and before parting, disclosed TO Na'Ponc.
the entire cement by which the tolegrns were
intercepted informing him at what POM theu 'nSu
meets were stationed. .,,.t ,x,. %
uale con,iuuonslv followed Childs TO point some
| 80 miles beyond ST. Louis Creeping ssesnhhy
through tangled underground they lay ana he'eneu
10 the talk of Ctids to whom the telegraph opeato'
was debating dispatches then oeihg SEM, rom
| Fremont at ST. Louis TO Gen. Lane III ieaVeh"o.sh
Civ Kan.a, Holding a brief council OF war tue
two concluded to put end TO these no iess lnSen
ions than scientific operations; upon tle iiouion'
th.y both fred the first shot killing Jones' tne oPet
ator insientlv and wounding Chiids IN tno 500
Swinging no Chilis with an oath OF rscogniiiOn
drrsyp his boyie knife aud made fearful lunge Ut
Carnenter Hale threw himself between and re-
cc;yed CHASTITY wound in bis face. laying open h,
lace diagonally. Carpenter fired and Childs ieii
dead. Alone the Captain dragged the pouieh I" 'n'
river took possessIon OF their letters PAPERS &C,
md eft their dishonored corpsss TO mered OBLIVION
meath is waters. Then securing the teleSrapnic APP
rsratus they followed up the COMMUNICATING wire
somes - 900 feet to the telegraphic pole through
which It had been conveyed ingen'ohsy III coteieu
groove and fastened To the main tiers. IL was OF ine
Conner neatly protectedyby elk. Laden Win theiT
prile they hailed the next down tram and reached
IL Louis 10 receive the commentator oi shcir Uch-
eral. ,c...
Gen Fremont being superseded, the scouts
rendered their services 10 Gen. Haileck; ana WINE
his men were employed roaming the country about,
the Cap ain made trio into the interior, where lie
soon became prominent member OF 'ne Di,o
/ Lodges" formerly known as the " hugh15 Oh 're
| Golden Circle" Iilcse lodges were organized I'D
\ every township and when forces Were deiuahue1
by sic Rebel al'horities, they cast lot, who snoud
go those re d aiming being taxed for theii support
In this yyay he learned the projects ana timo ap-
ro;nied for the destruction Of the liennDal ala -
10 elh Railroad lie reported this to Gen. illieeH,
VINO not deemIng them poi sesscu 81 shc!ent io'ee'
nj IA, N. Inc Ntt', now
eyor Wa naturcd and tire railroad defloyed u. on
lie lav se He also was made cog lnlnt OF me
'ac, that large force WOnd lelve Lexington 10 Joh
Price which lie also reported 10 Gen. linllecs, WAC
laid pipus residing m the capture Oh INV VI 'he
Rebels.
In The quise o. q Confederate officer attended by
lieutenant Robb, who vers0naed an orierly'ser-
oeent he entered kon'ucky To iinI our lie strength
md sentiments Of the people. - complete va,
'ney o.mse That they ser, sayerii tissl arrested
by the Eeierii troops, II whom they Tsi'@s Y. ~
Mid terms, thus attracting the symp''ies ~ me s.
ce-h ci.2eIg. iron being delivered 10 their Keep
iug these citizens l0aded them with exp!esicrstoi
good will iutrs'ed them with letter. Tor lfierds -
the interior besides money !cr then lnctdcnih eA-
,eIites. Having Yo-c..cI themselves OF ~ dn-e1
i ms ~ news IT, returned 70 Seferl ligiirch but
soon ore, went sgortil- from Caro- into Tue nfin'
SoIlooI Of Baud.ylils whsIe the Captain and Leu.
teulu. Rob welc cagtIged ~ b,ktF d"i'h o'
-fiels and carried 10 mon cry: les oi .ne psr'!
iormrYa Guard. Two o. the .a?,ts go' drunk AMI
watching favorable moment, the prisoners spang
upon the sober Ind made an end 81 Lirii C's-
rafChiug The two o hern with 'hrlr own weapons
ihe adopted their Lsels uDliCgins ana arms no NJ
ed heir Ior-es and rode away. linen, uy Ecih' o.
4 forced uae.er they obtain,i admission into G'peiai
Iocoicr camp, aud having import ilt oisl"i'h nee
10 General Hreckinridge, they were iurIisneu WIN
fresh Lof which bore tcm s.icl. "iIh 'hc
Union lncs. By General lialieck or.erihey W,m
- ! 4 a. afF NaA
,aiT TO be fourI. While rlmmagi,g through a
warehqqle a. Pines Landing, Trey iot'i large
euanUiy OF quiliuc OF which tbey took lca,eso'e
Ios cssiop selling !, 10 ply 10 TIE trouble Of '4@
Ing.
under Ger. Mcciernsnd nj the Tennessee RIVER,
/ peucing the attack OF Fort Henry. trAWh nag ~
SIDE Tie uckets close tp To- she bfeasiw' kf 10 0-
tanned complete rrn Of the ioli Subsequently
he cnte,cd Fort DJu,40n with me t4nc sue'ers'
discovering lie ~ lcn,c of Gems Pillow atd loNd.
Un his Nay back, before h. go beyond nc pici'eie,
4 be torccivei bc,iy Il Rebel taUiIy. who were on
their way % dcfts0y the railroad bridge over The
f. Tenrosfre River, twenty miles above For iiehIA
Tins IaIty, alter some consultation IN regard TO
beinx urened b. tie care Of tHrir flag, leit u, To
4 be r,lurned Nv the Iirhots. A. soon they w,re
OF Of eight, BE- took On. hlg, wrapped u around
BIN. au1 win The stIf fought bis hos, which he
bad hidden ia tLs noun aius aid rode into the Jnon
eaap, with tie Coniedernte In. Tying.
! Ills same lag j, now Oh exhibition AZ lichnoi ~
Co. :, 81. Louie.
4 The Scouts were present at tie battle OF Prsburg
Landing, and, AFTER uBg} other adventures ia ih"t
section. tLeg Ioucd Fremont IA the Mountain De
partmsnt OF Nfrius. 10 puisuc Their daring ne.
" bile ,couug with eie' ca oi hs men IA Tie wen
/ ny OF liaIusOubarR ne fell Ia with the Quarter
master OF kslbys Cavalry, WHO was purchasing
torres. The Captain riding up, told hiui b" be be-
/ heycd e was Yankee.
Tie Quar- .errnaster Indignantly produced a letter
/ from Ashby proving his identity.
! "Nell says The Captain, 4" then we - all Dixie
hoy. lou seem I'll right. How = Jackson and
! Ewcnl Got Banks yetl' After dining together
N house on he road the scouts cold their hUrses 10
the Quuteuuasler, receiving 800 IN Confederate
scnp. The Callain then propoeed TO give him a
couple Of negroes, 10 drive tie homes home, and,
lighting cigHrs they rode on to get them. The Cap
tain led the WAY INTO tue Union camp - Franklin,
do,evng him on the road In regard 10 tine pcAets-
and finally, apprsing the horee-dealer thai he was
pliioner-a TACT 10 eiyrd by him with selioursng
enough 20 have doomed all OF Ashby's troops to
IerdlIlou.
! Ii waa upon this name representations that Gen.
Fremont AT oroe marc eL toward Winchester 10 The
relief OF Gen. Banks since then the Scouts have main
~ occupied themselves with the bushH hac hefs, aud
during Jacksons laie retreat they being ia the ad-
vance took over I0Optoners At this time two ofhir
men Bredon and Pcudleton were captured at Stras-
\ turg while trylng to get Communication 10 ten.
Shields. They attempted Ia escape from the guard
house at Port Repubc by ieapiug from second.
story window. Bredcn alish oil upon the reck and
shoulders OF "a Rebel soldier, cansing his iUstaut
death. Their escape was prevented, und both
Bredon and Peudcton remain IN the keeping oil the
| enemy.
Capt Carpenter paid high tribute 10 the bravery
Of the late Col Ashby, who. though always leading
his mcu IN sn advance, invariably TOOK rear posi-
ton in Il retreat, He seemed 20 bear charmed lie,
and the Captain coiiesses 10 having tried many
shot "A, tie Rebel cbicitain.
The lat adventure of the Captain'r, though purely
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