New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
They Ask a Violation Of the Pr. d.
nation Of r17edcm.
HOW TIE INDIANS FIGHT THE RFsas
The First Instance of a Vigorous
cution Of the War.
GENERAL HOOKER ENFORCING DISCIPMsg.

/ ahp L"u'Saia Il1utcFs, VINO are sun n"'Nt $500
Ing to represent and to express the wishes OF iory
out Of MY parishes Of the State promise To res'on
Loniriana to Tie Unon under her Old C0nsutduA
and laws II the President will accede 70 their iers
IN other woEds, they propose to bring back tins
J Rebel Stale as Slave State. the Proclamation o.
Freedom TO the contrary notwithstanding. ihersh
no rea,on ~ believe toe Government will yield v
tie wishes OF these flayebolders one OF whom W.
once the master Of three hundred black men.
HOW THg INDIANS SERVE REBELs-a yIGoa-
! OUs PROSECUTION OF WAR.
/ 4 party Of Rebel recruiting officers, number.
I ing nineteen, OF whom three were commis-locsd
/ Colonels. ono a Lieutenant Colonel, one MsjH.
end four Captains, Will. passing toward Coloraio.
through tho Osage territory, situated near kansas
W. r. brouehtto halt by the Osases, who demanded
tter arms AMI told them they mast SO TO Fort HON.
b,ldt The Rebels refused an sho, one Of the Osa-
c.. The whole tribe imme lately attacked Inc
Rebel. drove them fifteen miles ton ards Lightning
Creek. killing their guide and several men. The
Rebels now turned up Lightning Creek to es
r,ue toward the camp Of the Big HI Indie
ana who came on, four hundred strong, attacked
them, drove chem tie Creek snd,lrrvlndsd them
The Rebels di-piayed a whi'e flag, but the Indians
osre.aried IT, attacking them, killing AID scalpins
the Whole party excerpt Two, who made their e5caps
down ,ue bank of the river. Tbese particulars ara
Given i, letter from W. q. Coffin Southern Super
lntcrdr-t Of Indian Affairs to Cor;n'ss1oner Doc.
GrN. HOOKER oN DISCIPLINE.
Gen. IlooAes, in General 0slers NJ. %, lated
Camp bear Falmouth, june j., .'sued just 80 tie
army was about 70 wascL, called a'ieat "a 70 the
AK enforcement AID non-ODseEy-Lce Of certain
order, deemed absolutely necessary 10 keep tue
army in proper state OF cfc ercy, ss follows, the
trrmina,oo to carry out tie requirements Of
w.cca he declares to be 80, test Of opacity
.Ld utrvss lr military porliion a. good couinet On
the field Of baitls.
F..,. The enuc OF struggling for ~nieh az 0h,-r nAy
ss.r- f-ss,aHc- 20 IA. ao'DoHiY o~ns o. We o.. -
,eraai TIE pani.nasn. Of e'ery G,aoho..L.i P''''a
T.- osneisi Orders ~ii'h P''A'i' e.-'' '' cHs
les t.rt'... 81 3D. ooyofHG't. ariii-''
Run: rn- prohib.s tue Use Of soldiers as 'sr-
ysu.i 0l.csis
In another lar,srarh attention Is called % tie ne
,ess,v Of Improving intervals between ac-yc opera
2, n. IN drilling and Jiscpning tie troops, and paf-
,,cg,ar directions are gwen on tire subject.
+ TmE MALTREATMENT or NEGROES.
Gen. Martindaie nss authorized special Military
Comm ,sion TO examine into AL cs1es ~ alleged as
eAat o. mal.sealleut ia any way Of rsgroes, and
especially colored soldiers, within 10 jurisdiction.
The case OF the policeman arr Corporal Joan Roea
hs. not vet been disposed Of but the evidence row
IN tue hands OF Gen. Msgiindale.
NIGER "-HsTER BANisHED.
Secretary Ch,sc, UPON being Informed ,har GER
lain clerk IN the Sixth Auditors Once had expressed
GA, hope tba, # Lee did come into Washington, he
would sili every Niger AID every man who
helped in the organ zation OF Niger roglmcats,'
summ irily dismissed lin.
DISMISSAL OF A CAPTAIN.
Can't, james Il. brennan, li5ih New-foTa Rsg'-
meut. oand guilty Of se.ln. liquor TO soolsrs, nd
.. conduct uuLecom,E,; al officer and gentleman.
tss been dismissed
DYSIRTiRs SENTENCED To BE SHOT.
Privstrs " tn Gruyer, i6t Psnn-y wanna Chris
togher krobart, 18Th New-Jorssy, am IN. dc
Kec. irth Penrsy wanna Volunteers, have been
found gully of drsegt.ou, AMI sentenced 10 bs shos
by mashet,y. Con. Hooker AAs approved iAe POO
ceedins-, iinung, aud sentences, aia sae cAecGuen
were 10 rahc place to-day.
COMMANDS ~ TuE CoLoRED RECl'IRNfS.
Thirteen hundred spplicat.ous ios esnuaals IN
the new coiotri regiments hAye Nsu received
Fouy-eight applicants have received eoD""''-'a"
no 10 today. u,ost OF them ~ ins ,lleeFS NO
Co.oue. ha, yet been appointed, aud tie hAihhn.Ds
Bosrj II " Lien Gen. Casey n i'rcsiaen Is ie'rrm-
iaed tim, none bu, n.cn ol intelligence aid n"1'a'y
kuos ece suul, be hsld ,ii,ers 81 t-rsc IrsiuetS'
I,,,,fha,. llvu:. coo. l.. Hat, wao eoa.-Sn.ed
Battery \. 1T New-lork A1llllc'y, .lroas1oaI iAs
Penin,uar campaiSu, sersia. with gssaIrs d" 'Ss
b,ttlr %, Sr,cu Pines, received the appointments Of
Major OF the LIT upi,ed States Coiored fnops.
rIlE NEw NAyAL BRIGADE.
Cant. +. \. Parker, L. 5. n, wAo Jas been ios
come l..Jr wr.t.lg new book on Naval I'e'rs' naA
teen 4, .alled 10 Organise the To" Naval Is. iS1~s-
Iur,e batteries Oh ta.s lsgate age 10 DO iOis.ed ~
Washington, two IL f.Iacclpals, and t"o "a As~-
York TGe guns ale 10 DO n.h. b0wnzeIs, weisn
ing 30 pounds, aad are TO be manned by mar'ns<l
Small boats mounted On ,h,,., are " be Used Tor
TRANSPORTING the batteries across riyess.
rur A.ElCrLguRAL coz. az LAND-aRtNrs.
/ Under ,ue act OF July =, 49,, srun'in- lands :"
,b States for die benefit OF Colleges Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, HE General Land o.hre, nnier
date OF June Is 1868. has sent to tue "oN7'h"fs u
tie S'aes OF Iowa, Kansas, AcAisah' hlnue'o'a'
aud " s,onsin special certificates ~ ehole Tho Sta's
authorities 10 select Size lands, 'oso'hor Wan 'he
n,,r,s,ry forms 10 facilitate operations undsr ins
net. Those States are entitled as follows:
Acus Acres.
-. MILO 10 lNipnrSota.......-....ls', -
/ 49,. ...... 80 usU, ~ .scVus.u..... $3.50 "a ~
. Aichisn a...,.'',.'.''''-"s''
: ALTO be selected within their respective iimi.s.
THE SOUTH ATLANTIC fLtGr.
The Illness OF Reur-Adinrml Foc'c Will cause re
! command Of the South Atlantic fleet TO rana!u fS
tho pre.en. with Admiral Du Pon1 uuless eo ssona
nsis, on returning testify in tho SINNERS casa
manv suppose he will. The feet captain would