New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08


For weary months the Rebel sympathizers in
the loyal States have been cOntrving aud con-
spring to produce q collision between Federal
and LOYAL State authority. Hence the attempts
to serve writs OF kabs0s cOrppS in Fort Laiy-
cite, backed BIZ the State Militia; hence the
grave decisions of Judges Woodward, McCunn,
&c, that the Draft act was illegak hence the
proceedings whereby Gen. Dix is arraigned be.
fore Abraham D. Russell Gov. Seymour is de-
nounced and detested By the Oracles of Fer
nando Woods peace party as having shown
the white feather in failing to order the arrest
Of the L. s. Marshal and other Federal fiInc-
tionares concerned in " arbitrary arrests" and
70 order out the entire Militia Of the State to en-
force his mandate. But for Seymour's coward
ice, tbe JEFF. Daysites among a. believe that
thew would hare had Eew-York ont Of the
Union and in the Conlederacy before this time.
Bitter have been the disappontments, fierce is
the spOthered wrath, of the more advanced
Copperheads in view of Seymour'S recreancy.
But The Daily Ners at last poclaims the
joyful Eureka Ii is found . There is to be
the long-desired collisiOn-if not here in New
York, then certainly in Louisville. Hear the
gleeiul announcement
"TRoUBIE BRrwIXG II KEsIvcKY.-News Of a
startling character bas reached this city from Louis
VILE Kentucky. From private and trustworthy sources
We learn that collision between the people ~ thai
city ana COlored regiment which had been stationed
there was imminent The officer in cOmiaand OF the
ncgncs was ordered by the young men OF Louisville 10
Withdraw his regiment within twelve hours, and, In the
event a BIZ Noncompliance with their demand, they
would be driven out Oar informant states that he had
not heard OF the result The young men were aiming
with the intention Ol carry Ing tor threat INTO eNecu'
ton in the event Of tho coiorod regiment not being
withdrawn. We also learn from the same authority
that Gen. Boyle and PrOyost-MGrsha Mundy. both OF
whom had Up TO within the last elk OF seven weeks
have been arrested on charge of using reasonable
language Thty had II GPpcGrs. TesigHcd their positions
upoh Jeiag Ordertd 20 mo tr0Af.'
We are not advised rs to which Of " the
Resolutions of '95p the young bloods of Louis
vile propose to operate under; but no matter.
In war, law is SILENT and as the young Cop
perheads of Louisville are Grming,' it would
not set them back any if the Resolves in ques-
ton afforded them no more excuse for their
Rebellion than the Constitution does. These
gents will not fight for the Union themselves
they ScOrn the idea-and they are equally stern
in their determination that the Blacks shall
follow their courageous and patriotic example.
We can only advise them, while armng, to be
thorough about it. If they were to attempt the
driving ont of Uncle Sans black regiment and
get the worse end of the fray, they would not
only look crest-iallen, but ridiculous.
As 10 "Gen. Boyle" we consider his resign
ing upon being ordered ~ the front" charac-
terstc and appropriate Had he seen fit to
resign two years ago, he would have rendered
the Union more service by that act than by his
entire Military career. When the service in
Kentucky shall have been thoroughly purged Of
such men, Rebel raids will be less frequent
there, and the young Copperheads of Louisville
Will be impressively taught to mind their eye
and let all who will fight and die for the Union.