New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

notorious Rebel mole ~ Monroe tOnnty-anu that
Gen Mcneil with an adt quate force Of Stote mlltli,
WA in the same vicinity, ready - give tie Rebels
battle.
Independent of Porier's gang there are other
rowing bar DIS of guerrillas in North Missouri, who
ara capable of immense mischief Indeed, rumof
was in circulation at Hannibal on Friday, that the
track of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad had
been torn up about ten miles west Of that place.
An attack on Palmyra was feared, and portion OF
the railroad guard was drawn in to add to the
strength of the troops in the town, which left the
road exposed to Rebel raids There is said to be
camp of nearly 500 Rebels IN Lewis County, under
command Of IA new leeder named Franklin. Most
of Fran klins men belong to Lewis County, and
when danger threatens them they throw oil the
guerrilla clothes and transform themselves into
honest farmers and laborers, in less time than 1t
takes 10 write il. These men will soon receive
their just deserts. a rod Is in pickle for them,
which will bring them to "A sense OF their crimes.
Joe Kinks guerrillas, who have never before been
dispersed, were pursued by State cavalry. command
ed by Capt. Spickard last "Wednesday, and effect
ually broken up for the present. Capt. Splckard
halls from Grundy County, bat was stationed with
his command az Chilicoibe, on the Hannibal and 81.
Joseph Railroad. They found the guerrillss early
in the morning at camp on Grand River, abo1t
~ ven miles northwest of CbIcohe. TIE h bells
fed in every direction Mott OF them fled toward
the river, rushing down the steep banks aud Dolby
pupgiug themselves and horses into the stream To
avoid capture The Union mili'ia fired at them, hut
only three bodies were subsequently discoVered'
Some twenty guns fifteen horses. and sixteen pre-
oners were captured. "a an incident Of this ALTAR,
it is related that Mr.. Hopper, an old re.dent OF
Mercer County. who went IN pursuit OF the kebe's
with Capt Spickard command, hshed out OF Grand
River, from depth OF fifteen feet seven gnns three
blankets, and ara overcoat and shawl Inc next aay
he hshed ont sx guns, and with more than
usual honesty promptly delivered his catch To
the commander Of the posi- ~ tnllhcoihe.
Persons and letters from Randolp h COMFY, which
il aso III North Mlsroar report an unusual ac iyity
within few days Of the guerrillas IN that Con ty.
The town Of nnisylle, the county seat, is said TO
b. swsrmiug with guernllas. On ihursd'y man
Iamed Freiiugton. while on hIs way To iiunt-viIe
with gun - deliver up 10 the niharv authorities,
was hailed iroa the brush aud required 10 deliver
up the gun. Inc Steer Il oi the County while on The
road between kcuck and Huntsville was required
10 give mp TWO Ii-tolr to bu-hwhick Similar
outrage IN various parts of the County md vicinity
are ne toned. ior,c stealing IL the che! 4mnst-
nieut Of .Lcee Internal hounds, aud the numb-r oi
hofse, stolen IL Moth Missouri since HE ri oiJuly
mny be- riInat-d 10y the thousand.
South Ea-i Mi-.ouIi, which, lke North Missouri,
or N, o. few dnVs ago regarded as tue paragon Of
oui.,ud. com, AIRED 10 whut u w4sa month as', II
.rsn m "a iofmcut. Mcbride, whom We have All
located for rome tim" past IN the Souin-N,r below
spI.i,ia nas ruCicny turned up ~ The vicinity %
Bloomfield and Giceuyille, with "a iepui'd force OF
| 500 men. tie threatens the poet oi Greenyille,
vh.re col Boyd, with the 18th Mo. Vol-. il sta
iioued. Tue whole SOuil-Easi below WAYNE Go.
!. b,!i..i 10 be- IN perfect turmoil an trouble on
account of the rapPear-ncr - TIE guefra' ibrrc
i ie,-rrirv 10 b., suspicion thii these guerrilla
ii, .irr i mHuy instances quietly submitted 10 Oy
Toe ciiz ur 'or the purpose Of preventing TIE nied
STATE, authorities from drafting the rhd ciiiAens into
o. i arr HryUe.
Asa proof Of this, the position OF affairs at indie
render c.. i. cited That town IA still held by the
Rebels; the so-,aed JuIop resident. Of the place
perfectly quiet under Reb, rule, and a refugee, late
iy .rcs ped ssNf that ii IA the common remark that
A. loul ~ the Echrt hold the town hare viii he nO
drmftiuy. bnt The moment the mon off cials resume
then sway d., drafting will commence. The logic
OF this II Tia; he people prefer Rebel to Union rule.
Tie Rebel have actually allowed the Telegraph
company g. repair the wires which were recently
torn down in Independence and vicinity, and com-
muuica,on il regularly KEEP, up between this city
and kan.as through TIE country actually in rebel
possession.
People in the souih-West are fondly deceivirg them
selves bat peace more reesiabshed tsi III III
fated section. While II is that Coice, Reins and
the remainder OF the thIevng guerrlllas have ieis
south-W-r' Missouri, there can be no doubt that when
favorable opportunity Offers they viii resume their
depredaionr sud again penetrate The STATE ~ lar n
their own boliness will allow. Southwest Museum
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souri were few DAYS ago considered peaceful. The
guerras in the hitler sections merely re.ed or their
oars Tor few Gays, aud We aresdy See the symp
tone Of a frosh outbreak borne on every wind. and
lust rs certain as there South-West Missouri 70
certain IL u that the farmers and residents oi II VIII
be visited by tie rebels Hgiln ia a short time.
The II. Louis ggerrlllas are about played og. the
Secessioniss have something pressing 10 attend
g. now than to provide outfits for foolish young
Rebels anxious To Join the Southern army. Gen
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OF $4,000 on the 81. Louis Seccssonisis and South
ern ,ympathzers. a committee Of old and rerpon
slblc citizens has been appointed To 20 ahead with
the collection Of the amOunts due FROM the several
PARTIES without unnecessary delay. The process IA
very simple. The President Of the Board OF County
Assessor who IL one Of the Committee, has pre-
pared N list Of all the Taxpayers III the County
on real and personal property Inc list Is handed 10
the Provost Marshal who checks of all the names of
known dsloyali-ts and all names of suspected dir
alirts. Inquiries are Instituted coucerpl0g the
real status OF the suspected parties, aud judgment
is given accordingly. The amount assessed IL IN
proportion 10 their means IL has been stated, how
ever, that no Secenionist will b. assessed WHO ~
worth lees than 5000. The amount OF $4,000
can be easIly realized from the Others A dozen
wealthy Secesrionsts Of both sexes might be nsIned
whore aggregate wealth amounts to IS 900. 900.
/ Gov. CANDLE IL held responsible Tor this assess-
ment, inssmuch he stated in his speech IL few
nights ago that he was Ia favor OF making Rebels
pay the expenses Of the war and this Assessment Il
levied Tor the avowed purpose Of creating fund to
pay the expenses Of the Stat. militia. The Governor
appears 10 feel that he ID conridored rather too con
catory for the present crsis by majority OF the
people, and is consequently bound to show all the
yIlor be can hereafter order 10 remove this peJu-
dice. lie il now gong along very well. The Gov
ernor has very liberal lately toward tie Repub-
hcan party. All tho Colonies but one of the new
regiments now raring for the United States service
IL this State are Republicans. Their names are
Fisk, Fletcher, Cornyn, Lavender, Farr.r, aud
Manter.
This morning, the Secessonisis do not feel M good