New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01

about 30 killed and 50 wounded. Among the former
was Lieut.. WyukoOp, who, in honorable1or trads'
tnctop 10 his father. joined his General ai,er ,ne
Pennsylvani4ns bad broken away, and WA. kiued a.
his side His body has been brought 70 this uty Ior
internent. The Rebels lost Is killed and some ~
wounded. ,
After the surrender, Morgan took hls command anu u
prisoners TO IIarsville where the latter were psrOco
on the second day after their capture during ther
detention they were treated with tbs nimost con
sidersroa by the chief msrander lie had mule 70
offer them in the way OF food, but Otherwise 'eu "
make tten az comfortable az LossIble.
The Rebels were indereDtly armed with variety
of weapops-revOlving aud rifed carbines, hupting
rifles, thot guns pistols and sabers, but spsrdidiy
noun ed, ssm. bit be supposed from their large 70
upon the booded stock Of the Blue Grass region.
Their plan of operation is simply never 70 HenlP.
motion viii out being in advance fully assured Oh
success either by overwhelming superiority OF nun
bers or opportunity 10 surprise They never risk a
night without beir forced Into IT, against eqnai %,
superior numbers. and rely upon their neetioo'eo
animals and excellent spy systea Tor saving tnei"
from attack by such. III case Of unexpected disaster
they sre instructed 10 scatter END meet AGAIN al some
dis ant point of rendezvous previously agreed upon
The History of the last six weeks having demon
straed 80 tbe satisfaction Of oil tine absolute WORTH
lessuess Of our cavalry and its utter inability TO
cope successfully with the narauders, owing both
to the worn-out condition Of their horses and the
ant Of lighting pluck Of the men, it is ob'isut that
tue determination Of the former only he ELECTED
by wel!-crlled light infantry. Let argument, per-
in the drill Of skirmisers DO sent after them
either IN wagons or ON horses and keep steadily Oh
their heels end We will speedily hear no more oil
Morgan-at least not upon loyal soil.
The prisoners paroled state that Morgan cot only
carries Il teegrsphic apparatus ard operator with
him, bat, with All enterprise worthy OF aful booded
Yankee, printing establishment, from which lie is'
sues regularly paper Sly led 1he Vmoff lnmeoi-
OH ha
cial report of the victory Gen. johnson, had 1t
printed and circulated among his command ana the
inhabitants OF the town and surrounding country.
Gu the 18th, he issued the following proclamation
from bis pres:
HsADQr,HrgR. MoRGAs's BRrs,DE.
HAkrsyiLLs, August 49, lboL
Having noticed 1. The Cincinnati DAILY Gaz,f' Of the yth
inst. article dated Paris. Ky Aug H." whereby II sp'
pear. that the OF the Federal Government are o ur
their word forcing Moresns friends 20 pay ,ot the
sc. their fsvorte chsin aud thss ysatiDs all laws
hs respected edged by civilized nson' Tor
getting vlully c!o-ing their eyes to the dscs ,na J.
ny sstihsbe attacks Federal troops AID Ped.raI prop
city, have always respected the private property ana
persons Of Union men. | do hereby declare thst
to prptc. Southern citizens ard their rights, will
h,ucsioth Put tle law of retaliation ia full force and
upoa It with vigor For every dollar eIscted RON my
4. will have from zen OF Known uLioH
.eutisr and will the person. and property e,ioi'
ibe for this paymeu, God know'it -asmy .Arns. wish 20
have conduced ,h. ling to the Dictates he.
d con-. u,nt b. those ,rg, Itch sus, every honorable
mind forced By the vndoye and niquiton' poce'diHs'
Of our sohrrn follow tLeif example 10 order TO III
duce thru. 20 r-arn humane copduc', WIZ sI the
fl.ts vs them in their eIacons Tesisi- upon them and
their. the cruees and oppr-on with which my u-n arc
Visited and oouuus this couf,s until enemies consent 10
ale wa according 10 tie law o. nations.
JOHN II. MORGAN, Col. Commanding Brigade.
Tie umctinonious lmpudeDce and hyI ocrisy OF the
above projections of having always respected "pn-
vate Union property" appears particularly bigrant
in the face Of the fact that his followers have stolen
ut least 80 horses IRON Union farmers in the Blue
Gf..s region
Tor .iS weeks Morgan hss now had his own way
within she Union lines lie bias hcaIei disgrace
after disgrace upon the Union Arms. Tens of thou-
sands oi In,n have been sent ont to pat down That
boldo.t Of Rebel suerIiilts Yet he is It'll operating
~ bis leisure rght between tie Union armies III
kentucky and Tennessee. II there not sense o.
shan.e-pr Professional pride-cournge-sbllitye enough
Ia ibis whole Department TO stop pls career