New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

In addition TO tiis remember that Missouri las On
the wet go miles of Kansas border and that The
people OF that young State IL ret VI books is 10
be opened have great many items Of an old account
to b,ifg over, which they will be sure 10 collect On
demand. There 10 " the terrible Montgomery whose
peurnatursl quiet for the last twelve months 10
omncus of r new eruption; there 10 Lane, whose
name If terror 10 the remoest corner VI the State
S. the Mssour Robes, you perceive, bavo the multi
picGlicn table against them and If they persist IN
invoking a con'enst, it Can hardly fail 10 be short,
slap and dscisiye
Jackson's friends are disgusted with him. They de-
elae that he sprung trap upon them, leaving them to
extrcae themselves as hey CAM while he watches bis
Governorrip Frightening as il takes its fight, and he
to his heels When be left tls city, after his confer
ence with Messrs. LyOn and Blair, he pledged himself
strongly and directly, to tho President f the Pacile
Railway Compst =, that he would permit no bridges to
Do burned upon that line and the very same night
the bridges across the Usage and GascUnnde rivera
burned by his own orders, causing destruction
of property 10 the amount Of City thousand dollars
Under the laws of the State, be is liable in civil nc
ton to three lines the amount Of danage he caused
10 the Company. They will take carly measures 70
attach Lis rupeFty, which would be ami y sniheielt
TO cover tie lo6s but for the fact that large por OF
il conrisis Of negroes which, like Illinois currency, are
a ,ood deal below par. The slaves in Missouri are
principally in counties bordering upon the Missouri
River, and for the laSi three months, between those
who have been cold South account Of their mas ere
and those who have gone North their own account,
their number has undergone serious dimnnlion.
Tie Missouri State Convention, which sdjonrnot
subject to rhe call ofs Committee of Eight, will re.
assemble in q few days. IL was, AZ latest accounts,
decidedly fr tho UDiUn but in these times 1t is unsafe
TO predict how long Southern loyalty will continue IN
any State. Tie general imp res-ion, however, ID that
il will d, clare the Goyernorr chair vacant, and take
immediate steps for another election. In that event
there is little doubt Of Union man being chosen.
Up TO noon on Friday, Gen. Mcclellan lad received
no official notification that the State Of mifsoui bas
been added his division and the newspaper report 10
that effect ID no, accredited here.
A messenger who arrived yesterday, from Spring
FIELD in Southwest Missouri, brings report from Maj
John s. Phelps that 800 Secession troops frou Arkan'
Gus under Ben. McCulloch, within 20 mile, OF that
place. md marching toward it, The Union men oil
Springfield and vicinity. led by Maj Phelps, are organ
i1iog and preparing TO give them fight. Tie Luz
Union troolsfrom thisoy sent That direction the
s. utL-Wes. BiBnoh If tie Pacific Railroad, IA Tar ~
completed 10 Rolla, aud are now marching from uat
place 10 Springfield, Is miles Speaking OF the
Sonth.Wesl Branch must relate an occurrence in irs
early history exactly pertinent to the present eri'
SIS, but Illustrating the ill;judgnent with which the
nilrO,d syrtem of Missouri was planned and con'
pienc,d. Iha, road, Ike nearly every other in the
State, wss very badly located; much of he country
through which il passes very Linly settled and bd'
fair Al = IN eontipue
The road was frs, opened for di,'snce Of nineteen
miles. During the frt wee after tie cars conmrnced
running OVERT regularly they CA RED abouthafa dozen
pa1,epgrrs but freight whatever Though IT took AL
that offered, except live bear and Jar of honey
Tie freight on ths bear was hlty cent?; but be WA
unfortunately shut mp in tie same Car with the Jar
md before reaching Bis journeys end, brun n,e W
all the honey. TIE company were compelled to Ray
two dollars for tie oss Of that ecebarne escueni, 81
that their profits freight for the lint week wer,
precisely, minus 81 80.
The present mproziion s that the rebels will make
sand al or noar Springfield, and that battle will be
fought there. Col. Is. Gratt Browns regiment leaves
for that point a, to-day, via Southwest. Branch Of
the Pacific Railroad.