New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11
FysDr MISSOURI.
GGscl ef a.. News % HscCic.:ana Rosreo:
I'm Sc. Goui.-lncreasc Of GHcrriliss
decentralization Of tie Pro.
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REORGANIZATION Of tue Pro.
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from Our Owp Correspondent
If a homb-shell had fallen into tie middle OF town
could cot have produced gEeater sens'iion THAI
the new. which reached this city on Thursday las'
that Mcclellan had been forced 10 relire reyenteen
raiies, losing biz siege CUES, and only saving his
army from annibil.iion By tho fortunate cooperation
Of the Funboats- What rendered the receipt n Of
dis news worse here than elsewhere vas The fac
that on wednesday there were vague reports irom
Memphis aud IL rumor from Fortress Monroe, that
Eichmond hsd been laken.
The news Of the retreat from the Cbickatom;ny
gave great Joy to ihs Rebel syml sthEers eho si
haunt ils ely and altl cugh they nude no public
Demonstration, il was eeey 10 perceive deep Under
current Of pleasure 10 their feelings Whenever Rich
mond was mentioned. indoors they doubtless cele-
bra,ed the occasion heartily. Itwss noticed that the
evening Of the Sd WAS celebrated ia front Of nearly
every proulieeni Rebel yelling IN town BY putting
OF i.e-craclers, burning grurowter, &c, cunning
way of houoring ~ Confederate victory Willis ui.
rearing 20 prepare for tue 4th OF July.
Gen. iiailrrk eX I'ec'ed 10 arrive here on Sst.
urday. His OLD apartments at tho Pisn.er hori
were prepared for bin on that day. bn be cai,e not
ard bis mos inumae fneods ere 10, at present MI
vsed when be Will arrive. Woen he i'f' ~, LOUIS
h. remarked 10 one Of the St. Louie editors tina; ~
.oon ~ Memphis iell ntO our posssssop, he should
make his headquarters there bu It .eems he tas aow
changed bis uind aud tbihss that -. Louis IL b-
noe, eie ole poin, for hesdq oar,en IN tie Depart
eie & q tie Mississippi.
The S..cee-ionsts sie pull governed with light
rem nv the Provo-t-Msrshai. On Ihursday evening
festival bold BIT the Mercantile Library Hall,
Oetensily for the benefit of the Ur. B1t 10 ~nsso
exclusively Rebel ia is conduct MD IA tic patronage.
ihai the ProvOs,-Maf. - sneit mioe' s"d
seized The vrOceecs. The feaaie wear - 81 rcd,
white AID rcd raved, and came near te-rirg their
bsir, tut all to no purpo-e, similar festival Mas
held about four weeks ago. sud Tie proceeds Were
selzed IA the ssme manier though on lnNcsti@-'i
the money was REFUNDED, a. II appeared INA I've
worst that could be made Of the inientions on The
Managers was 10 relieve poor families OF Rebel
soldiers and Secession poor.
Another example OF the tghtrtin buinen was
shown on tbs Fourth, when detail OF tie Provo.
Guard stopped all the h0rse-ean on tie Market aud
Olive street lines uuiil the conductors procured
stasli American a.gs with which u decorate the
cara The Precedent of this Company has taken tie
oath but IN everything elre playr The Sec.s-ionist
10 perfection. While three other hore-raiiroah
companies bOisted The colors their carr, II was
uron%r The Olive aud MaIke,.sireet lines should do
he same TIE hes, of lbe joke is tbst many oi the
tatrons OF the refractory Company aFe violent heo.
els who reflise 10 walk under the Bsgs susl ended
over buildings, but prefer 10 perform circuit i'to
the middle Of the street.. To rue under Tie stare
aud StrUes, or wax, wse the Ouiy alternative 'nd
with TIE thermometer ~ 20 II Was tef'iOie Alter
native.
Guerrilla warfare viii probably revive quite ex'
tentyely in the interior, the strength OF Tue news
Of McClclian's retreat. This W,tlar. has Wildly
declined since oar cavalry received orders 10 snc,t
merrill on sight. 4 few have gwen Themselves
IN N the authorities at Springfield, aud proie's that
the eadera have changed t0er tacucs entirely
MANY nov intend II ID said TO conhae iLeir operh.
lions entirely 10 Destroying Government rains and
other prop. rty. This they call legitimate Wariaie'
bat it il not likely they Will sck 10 Tile programme
lcug especially Al the cavalry rtrpe odoOtit 1hrm'
golh people now cOu-lder travelling from tt.l place
"a Springfield perfectly safe tilce The 9th hansas
Cavary have killed all tue gnerl1ias w ine lhWe-
aLts reigib0rhOOd Of the road aud scared oH 'hei'
l,u ds Tor rany mieo On each tids. The He'eis are
becoming az to ougiiy ai.aid OF the 1'h han'e',
as tue Rebels near Indrpendenee were BIZ mon 90
dnleD9s of j nni-on. The Pro-Slavery Union
mon ri.e with tie lie ls To- Tins State he - pref'-
inc heir iov became Jennis0n was foolish enc {i
Ia v,,ife "A letter which CEaspewtcd tlo War 10
,,.r',,'.,, "a tbet an order was 10 uod dl.mssi.s
4 ion from the service. The very bet recommoidn-
lion Jenpisoa hss ia the Eyes 81 1li true lovers OF
igr coqutrv FRI tbe Injured Of eejoi 1915 hho le'
Pro Slavery friends. The acQlaln,snoes "i Jth1-
sol ~ u
fr,,ik gess y hiIo he WAS uro,r arrest u mo CIV
are ,,,,b aDuovod by che cifcumsiaroes @! BIZ d.
nissal Hi. Leaveuworb leiior wac an i"d'sc'e-
ton certainly; and ~ this case hi. ir""hnetS ]"
satipQ be wosd not le tool for catching ueeg''es
ov.rceise .is iadgl1olt lie stood well 10 wa Pc
,ro,on before that letter was received, aud a. one
blow le toppled over bio A0les oi d Bugfo'is,Ip
TIC oews tLst Yickrhuie has been c,ptntd, @nd
eon.eonepiiy the reotiiing Of The Aiss, ippi, sens
quite thrill tbrougi sieaa'ooatnen "a ,hi1 guy 90
,aierdey. The .tptcucut tba canal Is Delu6 ,',
,yfi.l vii leayetle city fo,eyer b4nd j. dtcfed
.euerally; aud, Oh tbs ~hole, d'slSed lac ieopl.
OF tbe kolth-WCh are jealous OF every ,moFrme,'
Viii h iIiures tie Miai-+ipIi River g. is t'nls.
is req rded ~ the peculiar privilege OF Tue HSfh
Vcet 10 ,r8de with lowns Oh the lvcf aHu al ''he
calculated TO destroy town is viewed IS d oioV ~
tho proGss Of The Noith-West. Steanboltmen a1'""
the praaicability Of Tho proposed lai, Jul oS,iH
loudly aeainst de mmoluign % Tue ti'e u NhAs'
bury even Trough the town irolf 10 heap % asues'
ssall hopes aie entertai cd that sny refptc ca 10
number OF additional troops viii be eultted IA Us
souri,, under the Presidents Proclamation ine
State has raised - regiments, including infantry,
cavalry and artillery, all told, Tor umled oth.es
service, and 10 regiments for State service iaAins
a.. lnn defepders NJ the IJD'Op