New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

Inc @ ttn net Tie four 6mhului ees from hOiia' W
you'd l. biuon. Heard Afterwards that they were
s,opp,d by McD .ides men, nd marched ten miles
throul the woods, but sfer detention OF hull day
we're allowed 70 proceed, tie rthe. deciding 10 esp.s
the OF truce They were al.o informed thai oVo o.
McBridc's uen bad been encamped for two weess
aroun Waynosville but left on Saturday ming Tor
Linn Cuek, where il was rumored 300 Union troors
hsd arrived. Undertaken Lynch was net beyond
Wayl esyille along wi willie hsg.
UNION MAN HUNG WITH GRAPE VINE
Stephen Luneord Of Crawford County was taken
by five Sc essionsts Monday night, and sns enoed
by tue neck with grape vire. Hisexscuiioners spp
rosiag him as good as dead, left him. but Ie huu
streulth enough left 70 unlooetn bis hands, wbich W.
tied in fIout OF him with q bride rein, end WIZ
powerfg effort drew bis Jack knife from his pot Eet,
and cut binself loose The outrage took place iGnr
uiles from Bourbon StstiJn, and the names OF US
captols were III hraim -. Harris, Wm X. koaen'
VIM. Andrew, and IsrrrOn and JOi n Hsnsel Lun.-
f rd has come ON aud Oiued the Union trooPs III 'nb
pla'e. .,s
SURPRISE OF THE HOME GUARDS At BENEFITS
MILL.
Areport WINS brought here last evening by t'ree
cavalrynen belonging to Cnpt. MefaIs ocnl any,
that party of Hone Guards near the head wSele =,
the Nersmec had eeu attacked and routed Win great
slaughter They had the information from one of tie
Home Guards who had ESCAPED and had his arm sna'
tered in tue nclion.
TIE report was eOnfrm'd by the arrival, late 10 the
evening Of Lieut.. Chardler. the conn ander ol tne
HONS Guards The attack was made efer datx
Saturday evening, at plsce called Bennetts sin,
which was occupied by about ~ Hone Guards, and
the surprise WIS conn lete. The Seeesd9nists mum
bered from 400 10 500 aud IL is supp0ted oy eppc
here, were commanded by Schnable.. ThFee Oi tte
Home Guards were certainly killed, besides some oil
tie rickets, but how many more was not KNOWN as
the escape was sudden.
Lieut. Chandler wounded IN the arm, ON naa
the satisfaction Of killing the nan who wounded hn'
The Lienteiant came twenty-five miles ON loot 70 tb'
place with three OF his companions. Bennetts Mil
s about that dstGnco from I;ola IN sunhoat, dlrec'
iou, and about the @me ristaDco hom Cuha station.
IL is half dozen miles east OF Salel' ana IN Deh'
County .
The night before tie attack, the Home Gusris, with
three of Capt EcFels men, had taken IL prisoners,
aud killed two of the Rebels. Tbere pisoheIs were
liberated by the dis peIsion Of the Home Guards ut
Beunet,s sil One hundred cavalry, under Cspts,.
McFal aud Bowen, have gone down to the ocsne oi
tie tgdt
NOTHING PROM SPRING CREEK.
Nothing aOih, niio was heard from Capt MoG'goms7y
this morning. lie is in the vicinity OF CoPIidge
MIL on Spriug Creek where IL is rumored that OtV
Rebels have recruug station Ii is % miles SOUTH
wet Of KVlls. The Captain went with force Of %
Saturday, shot ono OF tho pickets sud then re-
treated FIVE miles, sending back for ro-enforcemeits.
DEPLoR4 ABLE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN NORTH
ERN MISSOURI.
We hear from Deputy U. 5. AarshsI = rachn, who
reached this city (S;. LonisJ sunday night by so
Die Vernon from Hannibal. thas deplolabo oondi-
particularly along line Of the Hannibal and ~. DO
felh Riosd. Since the ba'tle " Spnngiieli the Sc
c.sscnss have become embolleusd ana increased tie
number Of their outrBpes, and The Union men get
Ting 20 lie greatly discouraged. Tnsy snhj,otci
al sort, OF outrage aud il the present state Of ngs
continues much lvnLer the Union continent viii DO
completely dernornlDed r's protection afforded the
Uni5n men Ia wholly msulfci-nt
There are now but two rc-iHrnts-ths 18th Illinois,
Col Saith, and the 3d Iowa, Col. Willamette pro-
teei the northern portion of the state Ie greater
part Of this force, AZ last accounts, was at hksNeI
Adair County thirty mics from tie Hannibal and -.
Joseph Railroad. Tie remaining portion Is ai Brook
field in protection of the Government stor's 1T that
place. Gen iIurlbui j. In command Of thetc two
regiments but Lis action - greatly emheIflss.d Ia
MANY rcspecis. Several dave ago. ~ viii be remeu-
bsred be- Issued an order levyug cont ibutous the
ciiiIrns Il Palmyra for prossions &C., Tor tie ej-
eral troop Il thought tli- cOnre would Iae'ent
ihs Seset9Is s ~ ai 5 St be S ' ord ad bary ber
carried into effect before ID couuternandsd, ia
consequence Of represeu ions Of its inusii having
been MADE 10 tue teptrm'ut here n ~ L01is Uness
sone vigorous end decisive policy is nangufaied az
once, the Uron men Of North Ms'oui will lose pll
confidence and the Union sentiment be comp ely de-
strosed MrStrschn il here for be purpose ot laying
The ficts before Gen. Fremont and s0lic INK aid
TIE pie Vernon brought down 90 60 ~ gold from
the Branch Bank at Lb,rty, 10 DO dcPOsited for safe
keepiug in the par, ut bank oi this city.
Tie following 'oit-rs from 'rOunnent Uuion men
tend 20 show the reign Il terror tle has been iuangu
North mtrfNufl. Is
citizen Of Shelby Couuty. We omit bis name for the
reason that II given he wond be ~ once sin
gled out aud subjected 10 mob violence. lie writes,
Aug. n as follows;
have af nigiI managed 70 dnim every Ulion na IN no
equity tsi,u aud destroyed srss sHeunt Ct prf
b Ii,ss ss.r. ~ 20 s's our TiiS Iai5 '''' 80
nInbef of oar beat cIsns have BEEN srsr;ed end
nov held IS o Rebels sd others would have been srEss'4
thyy had % made tael -.cspe y hislt. -
.e a. he boar y @idSs Visc. fao,hsrs sadq,i,'.
been le scrs and crying At re hour 10 ihe nshi yss
tls ID te that hsy would e's 'es ihsm -n
m so, ,.v.d sor,iv rect many l'ulan - tto th
necessity Je compelled 10 IN tie Rebel THIS wif DC
the ony wsy they thea.elve1 I'D fties hSmae
Mr. j. VI Irwin a member Of the late State Con
vention has been forced 20 leave hi. home He writes
Re llowF, Aug -, from Hannibal;
nTse so.esi b. have for some days l.'s BE- esl commit
ting deret.iop, IN ny county t5h9byl Th,y have d-d
the hase q qus number q gtlon meu sna stole, tG
.es and srr,sed John bspj su e. sed were 70 hot par
Pss 81 men ere nov snssupel sbout GSn or reay miles
from town.
J,p. Bush. son-'n-law Of Col. Gentry Of Marion
COUNTY wfites us follows:
"Ths ,ouutry t, vonss. snnbal absolutely
baluk over camp. OF secession us suGss are nee
ofLet properly and sgora Ia ucpo tho government
Of G. r. Jacksor complete rtSn o terror !.
Government srsseJ aud carried 0s know not vhsro
sk. these things eontrasi IL %. isis"sht" " o-'n
An equally tsd s,sts Of things exis's In Clay, Ray,
Jat,yette and Jackson Counties. Many porous w'o
were engaged In the Springfield battle have returned
TO their Old c0unies aud using threats Of tie worst
kind 20 compel Union 70 give up tho Union ard 10
iiin the jackson forces. They are Threatened win
death they refuse and meanwhile unprotected by
troors aud are without EXceSses Of all kinds are
coofitted or their property. Ii the United Ststes
will Only put arms Ia their hands they can organize and
defend themselves.
Miss DIX IL ST. LoUIs.-The Republican Of the ID,
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