New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-08

this understanding was given when Gov. Oamole
borro wed $jJ UOJ from the city banAs ana giVe is
assurance that il should BE- paid from the s)Vo'VVV
a,sessment. Now the Governor says II was levied
by an officer Of tho United States ana he has no
mower to relieve anybody from rs opert On.
The secret of this matter is that Governor baut-
bic is run down at his hotel at hs once III liie
street and every where by personal iIlehds VINO Ha
pen TO be Secessonsts In the list OF the assessed ~
shift the responsiblity he throws II on Gen. curtis,
as the United States commander IN the Department,
and refers his applicants to him. Inc Governor can
not stand the pressure from all sides HIS wife Is
notorousy Secessonist Sue has reiauVss III oot'n
Carolina and the Governor himself 10 urother-ih-
law o. Col Jameson, President OF the South caro-
lima Secession Convention. The syulpsthies Oh
her members OF the Governor family Win tle
| Rebels is q matter of common not0reiy. unuer
such circumstances, II requires ali the rerSe ano
backbone the Governor possesses to stad up ana ihco
il Secession acquautances. As the soOOUU0 dssess
msnt WAS levied a few days after the Governor
made his speech IN favor Of making tue Secession
synpases pay for tue war IN thls STATE, IL VIII DO
difficult for bs EXceency TO AVOID MS snare OF tue
responsibility, whether 1t ID odouS OF glorious, III It's
collection.
Two companies Of the Let Arkansas Cavalry.
under Cant Aack had iight with 800 Rebels, on
| Monday Nov. n, Mt lOhIm Creek, III Carroll
County, Ark, IN which the kobeis we're forced 10
ny with Sc loss, though our forces were unable
IN nnrsue On the s.me day spirited but ind1c'slve
,ybackers and horse thieves, in Jasper County. MAJ
Kelly. with detachment Of the 4th Missouri State
Militia, came UP with "A gang oil gueiri!ias, VINO
showed fight. Mai. Kelly sounded Il charge, ana
dashed with two OF bis officers across the PRAIRIE
on the edge Of which the Rebels were drawn up.
For come reason his men misunderstood the slgnai
and hal ed, but the Major aud Ills two associates
ldasbed in among the Rebels with such inlpetuosty
that they supposed the column upon them. aud re.
treated. The three officers killed two Rebels and
took FIVE pr oners before they were Joined by their
men. The Rebels. being mounted on fresh horses,
NIX GOOD tber escape. Suall affairs Ike these
yyhi n are occurring aily in the south eel, they
are too iudscisive 10 be reported.
! A gentleman who had been through various por-
tons of the interior OF this State on collecting
tour, and retarued last night, says that the Jew
slaves remaining in the interior have al! heard oil the
Presidents Proclamation and are iul Of the notion
that they viii be freed the Let OF January. Inc
whites admit this themselves, aud forming patrols
10 prevent the escape Of their servants. lhe negroes
hail the approach Of a Union soldier with great
eapernees, and are disappointed If they are not
carried along with the cavalry companies On scouting
service The enrolled militia IN many counties WIZ
doubtless be eXtensivey employed reiurhi' iutiFe
slaves 10 their Rebel masters lbs VIII DC qaes-
ton for the Legislature TO settle ey ~ 'c sesson
Ii Is currently reported among too Seccssiohiss thHl
sterling Price has resigned IL disgust from the Con-
feterate seryice in Mississippi and has gone 10 hich
tnOud 10 raise means 10 retlrh 10 alsSoun anu
teorznuiZe tie Missouri Slhle Hsdfu uAueI VIC
ou,hority OF Clalb jackson AID 0llv0 Tie " hated
E,dsr,ls" from this State. Price has hard time
oC IN. lie fen out with Clai0 Jackson, quarreled
vim Ben McC uiloch, complained VI Van Dorm and
offered with Beauregard, and all the lime was
probably just IN hs comp alnts and righteous in his
demands for Price is really head and should 70 in
moral character and military ability over the
average OF Rebel Generals. The editor Of Ih
Republican evidently hugs the hope that Price Will
desert the Rebels aud return TO his allegiance
Every few days that paper contains "a lsgdatory
notice OF Price coupled with hope that he may
Law aside his sword and become IA Union man.
Nothing further has been heard concerning the
demand Of JEFF DAVIS for the surrender OF Gen.
Mcneil. The rumor thai, Ia messenger from General
Holmes wac III town was probably false. The
papers ia The case n The hands Of Gon. Curtis
and duplicates are being copied 10 be senI to tie
fhe studied silence Of Gen. Blair's personal organ
TIE Union, ON tho subject OF bis resignation, ~
ported ia HE IHiDuAE aud tho mali OF lie PER
rsugl lieuur seem TO contradict tac report that he
has 20. iyned Today il is announced that Gen.
Blair il going immediately " nelcuA 70 take com
Iaand OF biz brigade.
Gen pope's hypocrisy toward Gen. S.ge creates
great indignation here. The indignation 10 tssci On
The syuOptls OF Con. HallccAs report. which sAy,
that Poye wrote letter dcnOunelag siscl u gnIc-
liable. Ihroughoa the West, when questioned as 20
Gen. Sigs Gen. Pope has foua1 a. lasnuta goous ~
lsIelk hglis a Lin, and AZ tie letter rpOAcu % by
Itei. halech N correctly inter N'lch, us lTtreLI
acaa.ou is IN disgusting contrast ~ LIS opinions az
|, MHuAssas.
4 prohibition in all trade by river south Of Cairo
has cau-to quite schsnton IA THIS city. About the
only activity ~ trade Inns been gwen b Ito freedom
with which shipncuts could 10 made 10 Memphis.
, Many u lhe Fa-lciJus f0sesaw tAe oinLar.
AID nave been hofing az s,Ocks Ear beyond iiume-
oiate wants in McmplLs.
: Tho scheme 10 head % the Leg bture by calling
the state ConyentiOa together has been given AZ
. q Daa failure. Inc weather is u.oicr1lilg
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