New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-13

~ hi. bappiest efforts. He pledges the first $50 0OO
raised under the recent assessment for $1OO 0O0 on
Secessionists, az security for the loan. This VIII
Grove in many cases bitter pill for some OF the
hanks TO swallow, inasmuch az many directors
md in some instances majority Of the directors, OF
the banks called upon to lend their quota, are the
identical individuals from whom the money VIII
have TO be first collected before tho banks receive
their quota OF the advance.
Tine capture OF Rebel mail-carrier who was
shout saTing on the tram Tor Cairo or some othef
point In Southern Illinois suggests that coss watch
iua is needed 10 prevent the exchange OF communi-
caiions between the Rebels and their friends from
becoming dangerous. The letters taken from the
Rebel mailbag are rich reading for those who Ike
the Artemus Ward style Of spelling. Most OF tnem
are from women, ana not lew have been recos hi@eu
as from the hands OF notorious prostitutes. One nan
writing from Galloway County to his two sons IN
ibe Rebel army, tellf them 10 eight like h, til
this business is over" The same person says he
wants Price TO return TO Missouri, because the
id country" will be desolted if he does not come
back. To see how Prices presence saves country
from desolation that ought 20 Visit Sou h-We
Missouri one of the bee, thinge yet discovered Is
recipe Tor getting out OF prison. Some fellow, writ
ing IRON the interior saye he was put ~ prison py
the Unionists for being seoeesioniat, but nc ate
such big meals that they were glad TO let him out
Probably, If lie tells the TRUTH Tor Rebels seldom
get enough TO eat at home nowadays.
There have been respectable fights or skifmishes
with guerrillas reported during The week. The cap
ture OF Poindexter is confirmed, but everybody Is
EXPECTING TO hear every day that tue captured midi
vdual is not the real Poindexter at all 1t seeuis
pity that be was ever taken prisoner. lie has
caated damage enough, and ordered men enough to
be hanged and shot, TO have justified sending bull
let through bis head instantly. We shal feel better
when hii life has been forfeited. Nil and capture
the leaders like PcndeAter, and the guerilla busl-
ness " Ill soon subside
A skirmish in the Sonth East between MAJ, Lip
mort and some men Of the 18th Illinois cavalry s re-
ported in which the Rebels were routed but else
where everything appears quiet. The reported re-
appearance Of Mcbride in the SOUTHEAST hss not
been confirmed. Small Rebel gangs are doubtless
committing nocturnal depredsiions III various locail-
tee. but these alta 10 are magnificent.
Col. Fisk's regiment tbe $50 Missouri wac sworn
into service for three years Friday last Ii num-
bers the maximum number II, OiOl, aud IL In every
respect tirsi-class regiment. TINS Is the Union
Merchants Exchange regiment. The Other regi-
ments are filling up rapidly is may be reasonably
ex peced.
Prisoners from the country are daily arriving
here by every train. The McDowel-Coiege Prison
now contains nearly 600 prisoners, mostly guer.
rias 1t hs, been suggested that they be exchanged
for the State mllis paroled at Lone Jack, In this
State, aud for regular volunteers paroled by Nor
gan and FORESTS cavalry in kentucky.