The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-01


object Of his mission tho old lady, who had tho kew IN
efagc at once broke into tears, and after much % rs
sion reluctantly consented To accompany the officer IA
the building and took with her 6alet 10 bring awav
some books thai had been left On her way thher "a
wept violently, and was several times ntsrosa a by
she nefghbors as 70 the cause. Her only reply WIS
the aboiitionists are determined u have school
mouse. and don't know what they will do with IT,"
20 day shc has become paci1cd and thinks the abo.
'ohs's are not so bad after ALL nd that the prevail
ng aea throughout Missouri with reference TO tho cde-
RAJ army is that is composed entirely Of abolonists
M IRE making the war expressly to steal all the negroes
N The State Till lately there was general belief amope
ihe lower classes that ncons army was in many cases
ocered by negroes, the idea being obtained from the
naes oesoding the officers colored servants wearing
VIZ Vast.uH apparel Of their masters.
NV eheet o secession IN Missouri Is perhaps paIht
" he eye IN warsaw In any town of the state, with
trcy drained or the Of life ne no merchant
mas Tor months dared bring any kind o merchandise "a
o .own ior iefr Of It's being seized hreakfasted yes
rday ~ ID hon, OF we'll family residing near
the edge OF the village and all that could be placed upon
tnetabe was corn bread beef and butter Tho matron
OF the house felt so annoyed at tho oagre Of
her table that she deserted the room before we entered
u, and left her husband to do the festive honors He
stated that for weeks they had been rabic ia procure
ea coneo sugar or Hour and that their only reliance
upon bec and corn meal He inquired eagerly news
r saying an cxcrse FOR his earnestn,ss, that the
ma had ceased since the stock OF the
py GOV jackson In june and that their dependence
since that time had been upon the generosty of travel
icrs VINO might happen to have spare paper All kinds
OF business had been entirely prostrated and those who
were pendent upon their daily labor Suffering for
m cemmonest nccessarios Of life. Air ady there has
been much Inconvenience felt among the better portion Of
the popuaton aud this will be much in rcased winter
cones on. The which has lately been harvested Ia
bfrg dcvourcd by the mmcrsc cabad6a of horses and
mu bclonrng to the army and the stock owned by the
ravcs must depend upon other sources for snsteane
~ the grass grows again. Missouri, which has
twice given an overwhelming ma ority for tho
Union, seems 70 be suffering more than her sisters
IN this treasonabe war. Could those towns in which
the traitor clement rs universal as in Warsaw be the
orly sufferers IL would seem far more Just.
rsaw boasts Of several hotels, corrt house, bank
and pr ntng Office. The hotels, the court house and
me churches occupied AZ hospit1s and sorehouscs
tho bank has been seized by Gen Fremont in the namo
Of the goyernm mt and IL now surrounded by sentncs
he pri ting office Is the from which the Souih,ret
meaa'. rabd secession sheet, malc its hsbdcmadal
appearance. It's editor, Mr. Leech was killed in
tho attack upon to'e Camp, and sncc his death
no paper has been issued. Two years since
Mr.. Ic ch was member Of the Legislature from Rem
ten county. and was particularly nnxius TO effect
the expulsion OF reporter Of the Missouri nsocrd The
rn who then acted as reporter for that paper
o DIS position In the army and has takcn psscsaion Of
.he Office Of the late Mr. Leach. and is husiy super
inter dirg squad Of printers engaged In striking OF army
orders, re0usitions, and whatever other jobs arc call
Cd fer.
The inside Of the last issne Of the SowApet Demcrdt
sstil IN type, and contains furious Urgent aprcii
to the pcoe Of Bent county to rise in heir might and
aid ing The abolition fanatics Of Lincons army
from the soil of ssouri.
The Gage river il crossed at this point by OF
rore ferry, capable Of taking but two wagons at time
Warsaw in advance Of General Fremont gn,e order for
the construction bridge, as long tmc would be ro-
Se General l ~ s sc, whse .c water
but four feet iccp iordcd the stream with he in
fant and cavalry q his division, mud took the artillery
and a gage by the ferry. The bri 'ge, strong
trost work will be completed tonight, and will afford
faciiti crossing the whole army without delay The
e giicors furd much difficulty in the preliminary work
OF constr1ctcn owirg TO the strong current OF the
Osase. This river which is formed by tho jancton Of
the Ma as dc cygns and Grand rivers, has current
iai ii that .f the Misso and Tree rom ice for
mart of the Writer. Dur.g an ordinary stage OF the
water the Usage is navigabie to Linn cree and some
tms o. this pint, aud even To Papi svii, The color
OF u water II ths river il OF deep buta narkei and
agl,e be nrsst to the dirty yeow o. the Missouri
Consierab material md morchand designed for tho
rolel my has been seized III and around wa saw Inc
sec ay afte the arrived of the army ecventysx muio
wn9 oads II shoes, salt cLtiing, wik s., &C., were
discovered IL aone YES the rocks abo mile from
uwn and were II once taken in chng- hy ,hc federal
oliccrs. Every day something s uneathed and turnt
owe 10 he federal autiofities, and u was only TINS
morning bat large quantity t rehe' cl thg vas seized
farn.hossc nfar tho village. hHrnatson of the
whcscabpp's q nse rcie dfpesis is ss ''y derived
v,uh tho rebel army. or are aclirsb eng soI il,
iura !pg aid aid cnrnlort to the as rs. searcl,
is .nty being male oG rsbe snIpi, ana y is qnisc
k y lt much VIII DO Obtained. raging parties
M iay cnrirg feed for tha hoiscs an arles of tho
ann, and he Of ,ne seizsi property are p-oprly
II lta ,at st intelligence s(friday iast rom the rebel
amy, Price Was at StccStnh In Ceaar eotnfy, with
t,s sylorr Ill ,isand armed and foar thoueanaurArn
ca lacn. His ny, though not sttnte was Badly on
FOR ,oyisfns anu cosh.ng and was eSleriYncng eons
ce abe icnity n procuring supplies f9r b tams and
I
ten X make stand AZ that point or push o bit from
his tafryi.g scycsai daysi, is thalL ho WA remain v
h. r. ! s r yImy NC 9h wa w, ta w eSa MSy
# Joining Price. Ihe strength oi ns aiv sion is not
knoun, supi osed % y .hqt tcn shoa asd. When
the my viii move south ffoG his piit is not known,
bt,a win probably &c before rnany days
JEFF. THOMPSoN'S LAST pROGLAMATI
Z Ffrom The - Bas tiicap, r,t, g
yye sha ncvsl be herd uaon IN IN mrsan irgasier
Geao' ai--tie tail, link, c'davcro s-v:saged, gio-
- ~, - fi., .f rt,l. vsp
sym ath.sc with him hi his eff Is to achicve ro.'Iieiy
military eonman 'er. i!c CO W. nn'e faiihfapy
chs nc I'd every movement OF his Of which ey fo@S o.
by crook, colid 10 me iniorned lie as q ID ai
circs aGoseirg Is AZ sorts e am scment Tho psoca
Inafl,s be has ssuc havo affected oar tsb ii ~ Or
d.n,ry manner aaa lie la ST no less frhny THAI it5
10 ghablc predecessors. Here s:-
IIr p2rAR Ers Fin military H-TRNT, II, s. G.,
Camp, 81. Francois county, Get u 1851.
Patriots Of Washington Jcio sfn, se. Ceneveve, st.
Frances ans Iron conliie Il hlyo thrown myself
into your midst TO oser you an ~, oporsaaity to to
long. Como 10 me and J viii assist YOU ard drive
the nvatars from yolr sol or die Mlh yos anon;
yor na'ire hills. sodcrs from Iowa. Neb aka ana ~
nos, 81 home we want yon not here, md we tahss
not FOR your blood. We have not nya your stateT,
have MT polluted yolr arh stanes, hcre Q lea 9
us ard after have wip36 ort .hc Issas and tories
VIII be your friendly ncighbors we cannot ic yoar
brothers. NJ JEFF. THoAir on,
Brig lder Gene al CommaDding
Above wo have some ialing of General lhpnqs n's
medc of proceeding from pace to pace lie throws him.
s,f Lake our German fri nds o. the III ii-Vefei soc
v6tigeur. We rpoa1 he vent fros benont down n
Missi sipp county 10 etrck ow by aei pf ioshla
sonc saus and back han spring. Just Tow. however,
hc is throwing hins elf III the drtctol oi Arka sa
We take It thai tic sPatri1ts of Washington, JeotsGn,
ste Gcnev,evc st. Frdnccis and Iol countc-H 6a II i
coine to Jcito cast OF the yoke they had wil "
worn long." II they cid, t.at vaiarogs CHI
iahed to iaakc good hls pr mse, for, inst o. dying
with them among their ratvc hills he very soon set
ooward the swa,npa closely ruisued by the Hessans
and tofes' who tc Of has desperate de-
10. mnat.cn. Aas, poor JeHl
ANOTHER SPEECH OF GEN. JIM LANE.
At Upton, Missouri after tsrg he contents Of two re-
bel stores relieve Uni ilniles whom tA2 re-
bals hpd ropled ON. I'm called the citizens u ca ans
u together, beneath the giosidGs Onion ag n enter
tanned ihom with a live American spe eli. falnspB 70
the ensign lie ha raised he sa.d tien"l hat fag ai
been yonf p,otec lon and shalt b. siR. So long s u 70.
mans here yen s8; bat II II II CT doW, ~ tho
Lterna VIII return aud bufn your town" lie tic1 rc'
tired with a hIs men. Tho AFFAIR occarfcd t"J Weeks
ago and aliho1e The denzsas OF Pleasant llil ne @id
10 be about all rebs, tint ag is sti waving ove Ao
town.
THE EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF COLONEL BA-
KER'S BODY
The body Of Cocnol Baker was expected 70 asiive in
this city sco time during yesterday, as i was to have
left Washington On the morning Of the 3oth, icr Caic min
via New yak, but 50 late hor Inst night We lad O.