New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16

ron fnd ont from Marmadu&er 81 think not lie
said whe. he did shy voluntarily. III were 20 question
neduke was not Of the stuff that tetrrys comrade
conpusOr. HIS arrest, therefore would profit nothing,
ana might hasten the ,tinSA oE which The
vas poorly prepared lie SAT Gown aud wrote bur-
ried dispa,o TO His Gcncrol Trcc,s troops Tor Gods
SAKE troops its burden Sending 1t Of by a
courier-the telegraph told talee-he rose. and AGAIN
walked the room In silence. Af.or q while. WIN
icoyy heart the detective tad GOOD night and ieit
HIN.
What parsed with the Commandant during The neYt
two he mrs do not know. lie may have rra! 10
praying msn-and there was need OF prayer. oi we
toic as ready to burn millions of property. ne VINO
whrited 10 take thousands OF lives. Az the euu % -.
two hours "A stranger ushcroa into the aInfint1'
where the Commandat was stu Iae'ns tne .opr'
From the rs and pen " this stranger nave wha' 'o
lowed and think IL may b. relied on
He V slim. light-baired Young mar win nhe' res
ugr features and that irco-nGh!c mir which cenoe goa
Breeding. Recognizing the conuandant By the enfis
on he shoulder be SAL n,dr ' crr wc,onre 70
HI, scc,etar, to leave the 81 am aCoonel III the
Rebel Amy" sail tho strnncer "ard ndve lut my nle
into your LauGs Ia warn you of the most aesh pot "
history" Your hfe Is cafe sir" replied the other, II
vour visit 10 an hoaes. one shall be gae 20 hear what
You have "a say. he seated"
Tie Rebel officer took the profcrcd chair and sat
tlcIe till far ilto tie morri'g IN the 10 s OF ln"ta
snc eriele canno attempt 10 recount nj thai r1'sfI
btiWoep them. The written statement the hcDrI
Colonel has sent TO ne covers fourteen Ilres OF closely
written iool.capi AID my inei;iew WIN MN o. ,i.e
cosed all that Judge Hot Is msde lnhle arg grsst
denl more Sixty days previously he lad eit ichInoud
viii v,rbal dispatches fol me kche Secre'1ry
10 Jacob Thompson the Rebel agent IN Canada These
had relation 10 vast pot dosgntd ~ "rFp
Le West In flames sever II nom The East anu secure
tie Independence Of TIE south MOTIFS 9eioie 'ns 5o,
had been coneooted by J,h. Davis At Kic mond and IN
Mrr prey.ons, Tbon psnD supplied WIN s23o"co IN
serlng exchange. had been sent TO Chnada to srpefa
tend il execution TINS money was iod.ea 10 t nass
n, Nontr, al NJ had frn he'd The funds when httel
out tho abortive xIeGitcns aTartt Johnsons ISLAND
ard Callp Douglas. The 20, embrnc.d tne ORDER OF
American Kneht, Which was ~ ,eod 81 , over a,s
armed force Of 200 meu--o aIndiaD refugees ara
bushwhackers from Southern Illinois and aiissonri-
was 10 attack Camp Douglas on TUESDAY night .he sn
lf November hberIe AID arm tie Is,hefs, ana zach
Clicaco This was 10 ne the signal for genera up
rising through The West. and iOl a simultaneous nd
ysnce b, Hosd upon Nashville Buckncr upon Louis
vile AID Price upon IT Louls. Nal.andiebnm Was W
head tie movement in Ohio, Bowes Ia Indiana, and
Walsh in Illinois rte forces were 10 rendezvous at
Dayton and Cncmnsti IN obio 5 hew'H aI,.nI
Chicago and Springfield. In Illinols snd
those gathered nj the las,-named pace, after
s,illng the arsenal. were a. march Ia Ola IIl's ID
taking 81 Iouie. .Pfomrent Union citizens ana on
Ger. ere 10 be seized and sent South ana the more OBJ
no,icus Of n en- were 10 he assassinnted. Al PAGES
taken ere to he sacked and destroyed. and bnnd oil
hundred desperate men was oifsnH ed % hnfn the
arr,r Northern cites not rcludel In The field "f"pern-
lions Two hundred Confederate officers. who w'r 70
direct the military mover ents. hnd o'eh ~ hnaon.
I hut hen stationed tr'ngHfW lht N'st Nv
I g vnIiuns POINTS ~ hc Gttfck'l. whiting Tie CUT
b-.,k At I'll caco. CaItsin Hiues. WHO had won TIE
con fiesce II 1homrsnu by hs successful management
Of lie escape of John Morgan, bad control oi We III VIZ
,oycmei { ngainsi Camp D0ugas. but Colonel 6iclel
assisted by Co,ohe haTu aGUkc ana drS other hepu
ofit.Is a. Ia mnna'e the DIar! part Vi NE opera
tons All OF these officers were 81 ia' moment !" n
ca 90 waiting the srryel of tue men VINO ere 70 come
in small Sounds over different ioeds daring TIE FOLLOW
ING three ,ays The Rebel officer lad snovn Of tho
plot for months but its atTocous details hnd Gene " n
l.. ..l.., IL, MT IL "A
him and though he bctra, ing hi friends Ahd tlo
South which he loved the humanity an lam "oua not
let him rest I'll he lad washed hs hands o Tie ho''"
The Commandaut listened With ne'vor, interest TO
n. whole Of ,hir recital tut when TIE southern officer
| IL. AIDE the lart remark, be eimosf groincd our
WHY did you not cone before = -
II could not. gave Thoupson ny orinou Of IBIS.
and have been watched. think The! nn'e uAei cd se
here Ny lie on your streets tonight Vouiint De
worth bad Lnlf-duilaf."
True, bit what must be dOnef'
"AIrsl the 'lu,! NUT as icy cone INTO ohesso.
thous nd ed Ilni 10 bach ih,m mast take them
DO yOa kIOE uemf
"Ye. hat do not know where they are Clustered"
Att~o o clock the Com mnndsHt showed the Rebel
officer bis bed hut went lack himself and paced Tie
noor until sUa',e., L. The nofairs j.. pan was va.
formed. II Was desperate iian but Iesiefa'e eiF
ounsiinces requi.. desperate erpedenla q,
In nr prison was young leiin Who bod served
On Eralg. staf. aad under Moran in h.ninrly'
sua ms t...tlo.s, Hs.ua. tied with HItes ttt 10
III @"T ito cher i,bel oNo,r. lie fl.y
believed In a.. ti,ory II State hislis that f. that
Vari l. greater than tie Hioie 'at "ss an h"hr''
y t vho wten his yoFd vas gircn. could be- ita.'ri
90" l,rce q ls open. ics'ute face shaved net D.
feared n,ilnS, hat he lad, too ut rae .ohia.c
winch Del fhis IN danger lrd courts hrile ~ p'Ise
fforu pfr- ic,< II sfl, THIn 10 - var ir NO rii
4, uht ted Co. lie Lauc, aifGrr e0rinafdfLt a. tAc
rusi on tie biite H. AID taken him pfsoler i'ha'
ship then sirang up bet"een O." tHo "h'l. wen lie
table, eefc turred ard the crItof b' came the pNc
as not forgotten. Col. DE Land made him chlei cioi a
In the medical department. ana gave LIN every i" =
bio freedom. At hat time II W.. the custom to al
ctgefs free scce,r "a The cADps sni nninns We May
god men and omen WHO cane To- 'irli ana "iu i,'
/ prAonCls W. Yong woman, Tie doug hier 81 wen
Known resident of Chicago. She met tie Team ana a
result natural tie onion Of hydrogen srd oxygen
follow I'd. Bat since Adam courtd I've. Who ~ r
heard OF WONG gong on Ia prison III - mol eh'
sciy ;le ming. snd Col j" Land h'h you Io' D't
ter paJ ,Our addresses al tie adys lolse IKE gem
ueingn,' A guara accompanied the prisoner; but II
WIS slreydy guessed ,nai he stayed olside, or paid
court TO the giIs IN tho Kitchen.
Iuis tie stete Of things when ts present Com
mPndant took charge Of tie camp. lie learned the
fa1 ?. studied the soIer, face and remembered that
that Friday nigni he bethoueht him RI ihe Texan Dli
be love his Site better than he loved Ls aianced who
The cou,mspdart would test him.
| Out shah lciray my friends Can do thnt IN
honorf asked tie Texan.
'Dd you ask that question when YOU betrayed your
county = answered TIE CommnnGant.
Lei ne 20 from camp FOR an hour. Then will give
You my decision''
/ 'keiy we'll"
| And Unattended the Texan len the prison.
What pe-sed between tto yOupg man and to voo ne
woman aurig that hour do not know. AID could not
tel = die KNOW. for Bm not wiling Ton'aDce but
history. However, without hfng tie vail on things
sncred can ray tlut hen last WORDS were "Do s0ur
dnry Blot your record d treason God tess Der
ior snyin, them and let Amen" DO said By every
/ American woman
On bis return TO camp the Texan merely srid Il viii
DO IT," and the details of tie an were talked over.
Ilo wa 10 escape from he prison ferret out md enrap
the Rebel leaders low 10 manage the hfst part al to
.ngcrous programme Was TIE qnery Of the IcIaD.
/ The Commandnntr hIniu is fertile. : rdopied clti-
zen in the scryengcr ne makes periodical ssit, 10