The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-11

stan, snd the moment a general ofioer, commits.
stoned by your organization, cnmes on thu ground,
I at you VIII transfer the command to him.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. STARR.
Col. OIeary acceied to this, lie was Gem
movement. lie took Gen. Gleason hehind a barn
aud begun TO explain the plan of the campaign,
when Cen. starr arrived and assumed command,
under his commission from Gen O'Nen.
kepor,er-W al, did you do then, Gene!ali-.,
down to s. A bans and see what wa the condition
Of things there He asked me to re,nan. n lie was
afraid I, would be q dnpper on the men Il lett SO
soon. lie sIid " l. gU aud ask Geh. Starr ~ act
- your chief Of STAFF, inI II and try to shove up
&c men and tie wagon train" Said l. "tolonel,
ere bv daylight Tomorrow mornin. and NAV
be able to DO some good there ONei'i Is IN pri.
son, Donnelly n wounded. ana nav b. lvle to get
u Nenl bdlled out before TO moro" ni-ht.'
STUNNING EtMARE.
Gen. Gleason" rcpNel COZ. OIcar,. the rri.
"a e. st,.ct ry, " leave O'NtI whc,c b. i-.'
"I,,,. G2oncL' an-Werea' " the m"'emen, ia
"It Is, General" he replied, "unle-s We men
(me ming the tIen IN cro'iii"n) WIN tI"e hold Of IT.
the wagon train (oesuing Cot 5 NTH. from RuGalo)
is twenty four nOurs behind time. What can va do,
A. We have to dopetc on such Uuiccrs a, lie = ~
was ten IN circle Of uNrer., and FOR the rur.
pose of rutiHg Is eoni face on It - r"s'i iie 10
coseIv replied. " Ferna IS Alderman sun Is hOtiing
his prinHr, tnccun : On he rO'i bn-. 20
ing uowr to st. Adams, aud tefofs .,t oaek,
nope !ou IL not
mo, General" said Col o'Lc1ry. mo fear OF
Tat We do not intend 10 move tn SOu get hic<."
men s,9.te! ~, ,at ~ Hlp,ns s", 70 Mh me N
the secret service OF detective dculrimcnt aud six
o li~ men and my chief telegraph oneraier whom
had tasen with me nom New YORK. Tening the
cnicl TO send his incn cut went ON 30 st. Alhaus,
where airiNei about o'ciuck the ,xt morning.
US rscoguized, ~ | loft the tram. by strag
gots around the depot. aud was conducted to the
h.te. where Gen. spear was stopIin.. lie told me
tuc officers had met the night bofoe and elected him
commander, ana that O'Neill wns s,il In PRISON at
Burlington l told the General that atlouvh we
ii been strangers md working IN OF position 10
each other Tor hye or six years | would nov do the
!, meetins OF lis I'd GERS AT once The mee,ins US
clu,d To send tIr,,r mon home and gb .nIon the
movement. sid /:
80, q nlcnen. u this 'ehehou. 'p,1' prev ils " 70
bJ ever, Ir,shn, N m Smsr,ean --''
Gen St,,r said lac M. nj ready 20 aivtnre tn,
h,s prran,en,cnts ver" romrietrI mi M no h..
Ieyed the men could he ,lspendcI upon Tie on.
Ger, tucn came 10 the ronclu.i,n to
- =
ADVANCE on lHs FRONT
know iftLey q on 4 take a deed O. trust On nm yir.
ginia property ilr 500 worth OF Il 1es anI
tnat. 81 Ing none, enodil coa,d e raiseJ among
{ officers to get the tools with and -o cent to he
hardware store and recalled my prop stion. Gen.
Spear tTd-tec dis forces to aser|H Pie St sc Rl
oiSe niue out o. town, opfe Hig Tor ~ advance.
oh gong 70 the lam al IL c,uck " $50 10 return
!" Malone. found guar OF 'niitH Nt''es soldiers
Soull not snow uchei. Wien 80 l'cI Il Mhlonf
ar informed that Gen Starr h.d tal engage.
meh' anu Oesn
DEFEATED,
and had houch, ticket 10 return howe oi The sane
and the oia,e decided ID Was be-, t-, .A,uid re-
turn home. Proposed At a iorce should 20 10 toe
front and try 10 save AL the arms aud arm n ION
icy eoud, BELONGING 10 u. AZ ui' an "Hige T re
liz, - Nv, Va a'onu se' we AIM .Vtscse1 w.,
10 ,.rii.i - 50 ~ ~. 80 ', u 49,
ro.ts a1 sx,enss tb., r,,yit H., r,r.,r, ~, -,
he ,rn,s and ,r,rn,,iio mi H. i M, ,,,' ~ -
., rm'S. Gb"u, IN o. g F,I ~ ''" 'ps ~"
c,,,,,,ny Of on; - Mi A., ,n =, ~ go tha,t.S
,ri ~, sncu ph 'e l'lr SiOanI - go oNnI'e
80 r ~ , 'o, u.u'' n,,,u , ~ ~. h',- uu.eSr
arm. we could dal Wllic We ~ere tIus engaged,
WIN '"''s ''"' N'""' 8 -''" "'u
AbANp'Atp rhs WAGON TRnN.
e,upi. a. .'ati"ns ont of Inc ,c'ct n H. % T. -
stairs Marshal: but on bearing q i cannon
mcnt W. returned To to~u,n Ss.uf l. . nil ""1
cave NO ali non. o, saving snythinf a ,,..t,,g a.
the onoer- was called that nix :. and they , rsoi
70 telegraph 10 their respective circles to take the
dam Junction. and IN Malone. whp nId been coming
no fIesb. nos believing The reports that he move
bsvs SsI,S. and their yr, ,rt., ~ ,ns, w.
could not have one
coop sorARs FtGHr
snd save the cause frotn disgrace, II rot from dere,t
M -, he n,',s ,tI ,,i,, ,, Nv , ,i
ir ole1> W &c. ,'ne IS qu.k ~ t"sy ecu L.
r,nS,n,rt m. men h"r.e 1 Toll Them I t.aJ no
,...,... a., C.,.-.,i ps-,,t.
IA ~ 60, A., -, a., "a. n u ,, .,,..,' ~ o.,
l,t Inc srrns and tb,t ,n,e.. ct an nc, di.
tur, ,,,.i -, ~, ',tt ~. a. -, a 49,, ,tr,, III
,ar ~ 80 = is, r, -, ,',, .t ,, ,n. cc,r.,.
I,onL "o, a. a. he ,nttey to 80 ,hs men
han. Iut Lid thsm I nd IA" fund. fr,m th,ir
hr nrk Of ts utyeuil ,t,,,n spj thai w., dollar
H. a ~ 49,, ~ 49,. ,,,.t "a, M, ',,,n mn,
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otS. GLtA'oNs ARREST.
The next morning Sunday. about II o'clock, an
cacrr .,me TO ,y "a ON aud toil ~, T. e hutc wac
.urlUupIrl /, United state. soldiers ] clue NY
room oyoT and boiled u Tue eaten Ia the do,r
Iost was diay dated aud there was 20 knuh on TIE
handle. 20 1 could not open The door | heard a
lap on lie door, aut u voice a.ked, - /, that You
General :" | RESI- onded. =" " ~ aie yuur' To tiIs
no ans wer was made | looked out through tie
keyioe, and seeing the visitors pants thuu Int 1t
was Captain Nolan vi Albany. SAID /, Nolan,
shove thu door III; cant open IT. Tie door
was then sfUvrd m and found NY SELF lace to
m''h ar, ltitln' ne =, o. Ahsn'I Va ,'h,n
&, sptain Nulans SAID Ne Nj .rs,al. ~ prosuuIe
YOU are Gen, Cl.ison, | arrest you III Tt ME
OF toe United States"
Iu.. ,.keo down N tho ten. min ,Isv vy.,s IN,
Ifi 81 81 - ,r,,'ns 10 - ~, ~ al
Saartrr. Dr Donprll, Major Cu,ieh. Colonel IIud.