New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

the Rebel gang is probably exaggerated. but even II
estimated at twice the real strength, the presence Of
10 large body OF armed Rebels north OF the Missouri
River is an event calculated TO seriously disturb the
peace of the State The attack on the State troops
at Monticello is sufficient proof of their holiness and
power to do mischief The recent action Of the State
Convention, in DISTINGUISHING Prices men, is sup
posed to be one OF the Of tns uprising. North
Missouri IL full of returned Rebels, who served with
Price through last Sumner aud Fall, many Of whom
we're with him ut the battle Of Pea Ridge. When
the Missouri State Guard was disbanded, they came
home and have since been concealed by their Rebel
friends. Tbs State Convention amnesty expired on
the 18th OF December but many who tell frices
army long subsequent TO that event, nave claimea
The protection Of the amnesty act by falsely swear
lng they have not borne arms since It's prcmnigaiion
Unable to obtain work, and left to prey on then
neghbor., these men have been VIGOROUSLY dsconr
tented for many weeks. and information OF theu
threats has been received almost every d. al mead
quarters in this city.
Gen. Schofelds order 10 shoot gccrFilia, caught
in on the SPOT wa designed a prev enioD ~
well as a cure IL was issued with view TO keep
| Prices men at home, and with the full knowledge
that hundreds OF them were Just ready 10 ny i0et
HANDS at guerrilla warfare nj an moment. Now
mark tire sequel Last Monday tho Telegraph bore
10 the Western papers an order issard ron o.. N1
Department, and signed L. 1hcisA', Adl1'ant-Gen'
ersl, TO the effect that no pE,oLer5 aAen In arms
should be executed without tho sancon o. tue ffeo,'
dent In .olty-ei.ht hours siter tie now - ton
order gsg circulated oil over North .li,soiii, md
f0ty-eieh' hour. aifer that So nave news {" 'W
auerrilEs. well armed ard provided Hiil non,
have attacked state .fooDs OF Monticello. - nuch
/ tol concentrating On effect Oeu. SehoLed ek-
ceiect auti- utrrilia order. liad thii order s,ooh
I the F.sng Of sny number OF guerrilla IS an 0, IN
creation bur the declaration Tint no ersmy shail 10
sh0, ~ soon caught was Certainly -trotg induce
n.et 10 bnsnahao hrr.. These 6connitc.s are lay
ins Toe part OF sssss-in anc brigghd 81 over Mis-
SCUM. Farnsrs blowing their heii,, Or unVertin8
tue il wheat, aTe shot f0m hciDd icBoeei tfsseien
are waylaid wagons and hor.es stolen H. broad day
light ano the interior residents ara denied ihe eaos
wbict bss been promised them, because ilese r0Una
bunds Il euerias have not The iedI 'h. Ign;
fnent befor. Their eyes. As matter d se,deietss.
shooting these rasctis IL too good ior them lDios
men iondly hoping that tie Precedent WI per
hi. Gen. Schoiield order to be strictly CARED cut,
I .SQ-eslled n!9g e@goiqaies are sS.ls4us " AT
oil over Tie ~ ate for local offices sad Tor Co1siyss
whose Loyalty coBsi'is IN their zeslons den0h'i'''"
/ OF 4" Yankee Aboionlste' and earnest sF9e'.' :"
Tie peop 10 elect 10 nun wno is NOT III IaNoi r. 80
Storing tie uiOn iu.t as il Wac when cohA Na'V
ma doioinc cred over the Precedent aud Csoine s"o
threatened thirty-thrce states With Secession jugs
Bi-cb who withdrew from the race for Governor
during the session Of tie State COnyeDloI, nas AN
nouused himself "a candidate fsr CoBgtss ~ the
Sixth District II will BE- Il burri1, disgrace to ths
State il ne is elected, and "a wOr-e disgrace ior tns
ration II he is allowed 10 take bis sea. II elected
let Judge james n. Birch il no wore taau some
otneIs. lie .did ~ Ejs that " Oh are lalua.na
10 lie Secretary Of The l'ariryl c"Hl h"t ac-
tpre gfeeu.bacas far, enough 10 pay tie expenses OF
this war" lie reiterated aEain and again the dnty
OF Missouri to reeisi decree OF emanc paioI. tie
said hall the army woulA gpit the service IT snl
decree WAS psssld, and adcod tina. before marching
q, tie lead q an army 10 eAecn'e su'I Gee q
l.. f,.a ina ltvo IN
rieces. This" sai Difcn, u krow OF ny own
kncnlelye.' Tiis il row Tie common lugnags
used on tie political stump by candidates i'r 'ihos
in Missouri inCiiscs assaults 90 me cy,ei'nnr..'
sneer- at is abtv 10 crush ireho'n, Sins en- ts
Generals aud the Precedent, anf secrt sympathy
with our misguided yfelbreu of the SOUTH, openly
av0wed rod esprssef. Is piing on tue agony fa'hef
/ hard for q Z" good mon State.
We have bad t~o little Vbyls OF eXcilcmen, in
this city snce my hat TIE CLOSING Of The iahi,h-
! zen: OF hsssrs BaiueF q Weber mnsi' dealers,
for seilys Secession M ic, eXc'.ca q,i'e bfeeks
snong ID lilrmars. lie .rm h9s miny ioysl affl
s.ius, and il intinai,ls connected with the Plll
harmonic Society, l'ya. . So .ioD, ihf,, tourths
/ Of whom nc Germans. Trey eNpoFed ipr sale
! Sheet vi ur-ic eultled "Bran sNTo's Much,"
{ Sou'hern Cont. deraoy N.i,A. Southern Righu
Poke" al OF which turn 0u' 10 be Old tntrai con-
10 ilioaF, Tepubiis ed and lec'rissGed 10 snt the
Rebel fancy. These pieces are each 9ihaue5t.d
with eorzeou- iils nag showing CoUiederste
dedicated TO neiurr- ri )cE Davis snd q 2. price.
Te-e Interesting Secession mementoes ere Published
B in E.ltinore and many 81 them have been arriving
in this city By mail ior eeyerai months. l, was %
flvoriie prar'ice for Rebel females n tina city 10
carry shfe. II this music OMEN in their bands whs
yyslkry through the streets fhat everybody could
SEQ the Coniedeia ate laVs. BilHsr & Nsbocr clans
90 be lvl and are Noucped i1s by psrt"'i- clti
y-ls. lle Provo, Mdrial Las eide :, however,.
rhat when loyal citizens allow ihemsev,s 70 be
- Of d
they must suffer the consequences
The other incd, nj is the scIGie of a Secession Tag
/ by the crtw OF the cunboat E,sey AZ The Touring
min Of j. and =. Walsh OF NOr,h q. Loris indet
circumstances which came near c0s8tg ibe demOit
non Of the whole establishment. The tssex made
her rill trip on Saturday las, AMI on approaching
the Walsh Mil one OF the employees threw OUT
large Secession hag. The crew OF the EsssI Were
drod with indignation, aud after andng they could
aIdly be res rantd from blowing ap the nil. The
fag was secured, and eighiesD arrests mode. The
exclamation Of Tie Messis. " ash u that the whole
affair wss n mistake. They were the owuers Of ths
steamboat Henry Van Phui, and while that boat
w,s IN the AewOrleaus trade, sne was ompeed
ike every boat leaving that port, TO show Sscessou
eolors Ou her last trap from New Orleans, the bOss
was laid up and The Secession flag thrown IN
bundle into the lott OF tie mill. When the Es'ex
hove IN SIGHT, one oil the employees thinking from
tie coors tat II was Union nag, without stopping
10 examine IT, hoisted i, the lg-stai, ard heooe
all the trouble The arrested parties wers released
after day s detention.
When We hear OF the outrages praciiccd on Col.
Cor,oran aud other gallant soDs oil tbe Union in
,be ReheI prisons. II il GAIL TO oya blood to SEQ
Rebel prisoners walking the streets NJ st. LOUIS On
Darole. ~ we DO every day, Rud there are several
Rebe, captains aud majors iahea at Fort Donelson
and I.laud No. TO- who were slcs on their val.
ard on the certificate OF surgeons were allowed their
nsyole 10 enter private houses aud receive proper
lrsatnleIt from their friends in this city. Now that
tbey arr wei and in as good health as they ever