New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18

If war, cannon, rifles, powder SHE'LL o''l.Oe Co.,
army blankets and iron plates She is q d.. =,
propeller, of iron, provided with ports and protae,
intended for Confederate gunboat This 10 her
fret attempt at running the blockade, and she had
on board Charleston, Savannah, and Bahama pilots
ARRIVAL OF STATE PRISONERS.
Mr.. Isaac Keyes Deputy Marshal OF Illinois hs'
arrived here, in charge OF the following 0'S'c
prisoners: Amos Green prominent lawyer oi
Paris Iowa, charged with writing incehdiary articles
in ornostion 10 the war; He las been paroled, and
js going home 70 encourage enlistments. lie says
LIE did not intend TO infringe any law Also, Michael
Mebafv and Frank Odell publishers of the paper at
Paris who printed the articles, We're also arrested
Henry Davis. farmer, of Mount Auburn, Christian
County. Illinois, for Civ ng aid and comfort TO the
rebellion. DIR. A. b. Hewitt, Of Sanganon County,
Illinois, for sscFeting prisoners and discouraging
enistnlsnts. j. w. Smith, an adventurer, for in
venting a torpedo for blowing up engines on rail.
roads, an Internal machine of great destrucveness;
he is 60 OF 20 years of age, and calls himset
the Wandering jew. No one knows wherc he Is
from who be is only that he has been detected by
his correspondence and acts an emifsary ana spy
Of the Rebels. The railroad engineers at the STATE
line between Illinois aud Indiana were much
iucsnscd against Smith, and threatened to lynch
him, but the officers ordered the train forward ahead
Of time ard brought him along. All Of the above,
excert Green are confined in the old Capitol prison.
PRISONERS CAPTURED At CEDAR MOUNTAIN.
There are now about 600 prisoners, both military
and State confined in the Old Capitol Prison-llO Of
shen were taken in the recent battle at Cedar Noun
tain. Directions have been received to prepare for
he reception Of 200 more taken in the same engage
nent, who viii PROBABLY reach Washington some
time during the next - hours.
CAPTURE OF REBEL TRADER on THE
POTOMAC.
The brig Leslie has brought to the Nayy-Yard, q
small sloop called tie Blossom of s.. Mays, Nd,
and eight passengers, captured on Monday night by
the Reliance, while crossing TO Mary and. The cap
tain acknowledges thai be has taken several cargoes
Of merchandise 10 Virginia. Thus is the contraband
trade being electullly broken up.
FRESH TROOPS TAXING THE FIELD.
Tie re-enforcemenls of our armies in the field
raised under tie Presidents late calls, now reach.
ing their respective destinations at the rate Of 1000
day.
THE ARREST OF T.. b. OIDs.
Information has been received that Edison b..
Olds Of Ohio was arrested FOR discourasing enlist
mems and other Reasonable practices. lie is con-
fined in Fort Lafayette.
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.
The exchange OF prisoners is etili progressing at
Aiken's Landing through Adjuiant-General Thomas.
It is Row confined TO officers.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Washington las resumed its former military live
illness by the sTrva and departure of troops.
THE AUTHORITY TO RAISE TIE PENNSYLVANIA
EUChTAIL BRIGADE.
The Iubca. of the remarks accompanying the
correspondence Of Gen. Buckingham and MAJOR
Vincent OF the War DEPARTMENT, relating TO the
Bucktail Brigade" now being raised in Pennsyl-
wanna, and nearly completed, does injustice to gal
liant officer, as the following note from Col. Puleston
indicates, and from which, it will 10 seen, all COLI
fiot respecting the authority for the brigade IL
.sftctualy set AT rect:
HHADQrABTERs PzSNsYLvASIA VotuSTssEs}
WAsBINGToS, u. C.. Aug To- 1852
To Meior Roy SroSE-Aaj'y: There Is no occasion ior
doubt IT. relation o.. burAai bigdr. Authority Rom The
Sectsf OF War rli,e dependent command was not
solicited ard sufh has not 70 my snowedse pee.
claimed Gte tary the that the bncks
Rseineu raised y the authority Of the Governor would
be sccerfei hep osrc as ono brigade Ibis asurance
was based upon the Tequt Of Aduant General Russell!
made tho1s IL there i uoihins seted oTimp'd III
Gen Burkia an!s nfict either the a..a5snce
Of Secretary The authority sven you by the Governor
fre can be no "a uty Misunderstanding BnOUt the nat
,T esfc.y a. YOU also the thofty q he superb
tendeft tie Recruiting sefyice Ia Penn yV33 20 WHOM
you were ordered oy Gen. Mcclellan 10 Icnori-
a, hrFee'u'S I'"" . H. PULtsTON,
Military agent Of Pernsy4'snA