New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

TIE HOS. LrClrs ANDERSON.
Yo.'cidly We bad tir pleasure of meeting with this
rrnfirufI--t congressman elect fom tie IL Congress
District of kcnlucky. H. WIS on biz way 10 Washing.
take bis sent ~ tac opening ~ Congress. He
gave us some itiefc-ns priciars 81 h, late capture
hy ihr llrrr..iAs under Faulkner near NHyteld. ~
NJ Anderson, Or Landruu STATE senator n Kentucky.
and ofhcrs were taken ns far south JAcA .un Tenn
They n iiea with al respect until Faulkner asccr
tanned ihnt his own frlcr ninw and other prominent
So,souisfs had be-, seized by the Union authorities
and confined as Hostages for tie -lf' return ot MI An
dcIson md p'rty Wien ia'y were treated with more
severity The guerrilla chicfain apoogetcali' informed
hs prisoner Lat gave han great pain 90 Use them i.
hui De compelled tn fctIhtc ON them the usage his
friends were receiving ~ the hands of the Federal
authorities The retaliation dodge struck Mr.. Ander
son - li'io odd en-. ciaiv - Faulkner lad com
ucuccd the game of scl1iac civilians.
lie gucIlns. who were divided into several prcda.
tory bands numbered % oil about 800 men, many II
whom were poorly armed. and some without arms.
Ilry had 10 artillery. Ii was their policy 10 avoid a
ten 90 one. Their mission was % couscrpt pcaceghe
cuxcas and rob Tie! appeared 10 be apt Practitioners
ia tA,lr protection.
y good dead bias lccu said aboni ,ho Rebels using
blood hounds 10 track and catch Union men for the
purpose OF forcing item into tie Rebel army. Mr. An.
d,rson iuurf that FaulAnprs men had hlood.hounds
scl ps wao Ind been chuscd caught md mccratcd hy
titu. their wound. being yet unlealed IL Is enough
t. freeze on's blood 60 read of such a,roci'y.
PARTON 0i The tine Mr. Anderson " is prisoner
he WIS given the freedom 81 The Rebel can p ON parole
lie made conceamcnt OF Dis views bat talked to the
men plainly az their rebellion against the hest Govern.
men, The world ever saw and pointed ont 10 them how
TIE thing Was likely to end. Tie men listened % him
patiently and seemed 10 be- impressed with tie truth II
Dds statements. \ Rebel Lieutenant urged Nj Ander.
BON 10 mike them Union speech. Mr. \ said hc
wonld provided Col. Faulkner consent could BE- ob.
famed. when tie heutcuant applied 10 the letter OIL
ccr 90 get m consent % thc cement Faulkner be-
came efcny cnrarcd and placed the lieutenant under
arrest und revoked M. AndAous parole
IN arrangement VAS finally entered .Ato bv which
M. Anderson was released condition that tic Rebel
Congressman. Irustcn Polk Who had been alres ted hy
tie Union forces. should ALSO Doe set nj liberty
We nlc highly grntlhrd to state that Nj. Incou's
Accumulation viii have mo- warmer supporter IN an
81 lta mcAtutcs Tor tie Impression Of the Rebellion
than Nh Anderson. lie informed us that II be- lives 90
,t 90 Washington. De- viii cast his vote To- the lion
schuyler '0.aA ior S.ckor 81 the House e.. Rcplc-cn
tattta. Those az oul ,uus' tatyr friends who made
suc ius about tc Hon. san. tasey mi.rcprD seniing
tlnt Congressional Distinct mst year. may put this Ia
ilru pipr .Iia SMOKE a..
Tie ruth b., Slavery isa doomed institution even IN
krLuci uha tho WIsrst col her statesmen recognize
tac met ud prepared for the issue No Idle n-
t'i,rrutc s necessary Her OWN citizens will tlbc up
tno mattei and settle 30 Ia manner that viii add 10
iAe property aud future greatness 81 that common.
wealth.