New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

trhnred their 81 800 snd 81 800 snbs,;ipio =, appl'
cation WIS made to tn Sere-sio1 concerns, com
, ri,i e in reality four ths OF Vie banks, bankers,
wings Institutions aud inrur'nce companies In .ne
cty. II ere Was no dodginy this, ex cptiDg on Sc
c. esion principles and refusal for this reason wac
equivalent to IN invitation tom the
The disoyal Directors wine d, but the wineinH
avaed tirm not; they we've between two hret:
The old State Bank under this pressure snoscri.eu
$500 The two Directors who voted againtt II
were assers-d ss dic, ALTA by order OF Gen. liai-
l.ck last inter. Ihe President Of tie State Bank
war the first to eaggest to Caib. eKroh the pro
pricty OF drawing out the State money III us Vauis
~ this city, and transferring the same TO Que OF the
country branches. II IL righteous retrlbntI"h thh'
The bank now cannot avoid giving liberal sum 10
The Union cause. The Boatmeus Savings BANK
nave 81 N 0iikewise. This is pretended loyal con-
ccru hut a proportion OF the same cha acter Whs
rejected sew weeks ago. The list IA not complete
vet, but the subscriptions will doubtless reac,
400 0tO and H. they are voluntary, IL IL colsiueroo
!, in, g Joke on the Rebel syinptthners go
The cbief movements against gneTr1liss uurhB
the pist week have b'eo confined 10 the wes'efh
Dart " the State. After the battle OF Lone Ja'H'
Ia Jars son County, our troops moved rapidly uioh
the guerrilas from the south aud wet, i'll hopes oi
psggln the whole gabg. Col III Henry arreh'
wiz so men OF tie lst Iowa Cavelry, and Ueh.
Blunt, with nearly 1900 men from kausar, were
nh, pursuing forces. GIN. Blunt, however, oeins
inculnt-rr red with several bundled infantry, Ionnu
treated sou Inward ,aiely ncrUss the Usage at iafrr'
will. Gen Blunt expected 10 oyertako 'he'n here,
but the guerIilts Travelled night aud DAY, anu on
sanily gained Oh Tue latest report 10 t.a'
Coffee, Rains, aud Quantr.l, WIN near! ?Uop nem'
intend to make STAND al Greenfield d. de county
hi i. all our troops ask. Ii the ihieving ras'ls
will only pive US I'm equal show, AUD offer hsh''
th. result can. at te doubtful. The stay at "Ieth-
6eid viii probably be very brief in lie duration.
Lexington IL out OF danger Geu. Loan h'isa
Al. rtup. al
have been compelled 10 ont ibe place @nnpee 40
soou as they occupied il, uduiiug the aoih'y 10
drive out Gel. Huston and the Stale tfo"le io'''ns
ilI. original garrison, before Geu. Loan AiiN"'
by th. way, why VIII the teieelalA ,sa d..
ealing Gen. - Loan" ten. " Lane III the OF
pat. hes published IN the Eastern pai.rs CVi'
Huston, as precautionary measure, 1urhea aoou |
3, 30 bales II hemp stored III WAREHOUSE ~ i'cN'
ingIou. and valued at $2O0OOO, TO prev'h' 'he use
u the iue BY TIE Rct-s Tor bredrtw oTkr 10 dei.nu
shsrI.shooter- Nopod, need cry Tor tn, loo'. HE
nenip belonged 20 undoubied Rebel, ana The none,
tucy would have received for II would ih'o Deeh
used partially to nid and comfort The enemy
Gu "Wednesday list M 10 u. M, bebt took place
near Union M-, in Platte County: lhrte com
II t,.. a state militia, belonging TO Bnchnnan anh
platrs Count.c ~, commsnded 10y Major frice OF
Ne-ton made an attark on about lVo gu-niil's,
G mniMnded wv Capt. Eucker, late of Pr''c,- army,
aud the ,ii.e who made the rnld IN Isnou Couh'!
-,,u.' tim. ayo aud destroyed Ihc C1rrOitoh
Uo,-r. rriutlng Office Ine Union troops were
AN bn,r,drd ana II Is ct aiged that Mgr Pm
handled his men uiscratly. itey succeeded, how
over. without orders in scattering The guerrillas,
and c.ttu pii,onerr, 10 bOf-.- and ~ ''vt
,un- AMI rlr,s. Dur l"f' "hs iOuf klleu anu thi
soun0.d.
Numerous accounts of highway rolberier, out
IA er on uuarued families horse s;ealins, seizure 81
.ocL and wag0n-as,as-iDHiiOns by Concealed ioesi
ar M lahcd IA letters hni Lewspalers ifon1 The
Interior. ~ 80.
t;rp. Lewis Merrill lately Colonel II q" Merrill
Hnrr' liar already gwen the ssccrsouieis III North
Missouri u touch oi hi, quality by quaTiefmg bis
net AMI hortes on k.b.l houses aud farmers, "ben
ever he hsr az opportunity. lie ~ now alter th0te
CAPTAIN. aud ,OlOueir our own sine ~ho bnr ~
surrender their posts the now Infamous Col Bnei
did al Iude, enicucc. SO. lie threatens all co"aFis
with Icalb. rhc iollpviuy Is his order IN fall;
"Aa, osc-r of,h, ai,ian who pefa,. HI. eomql,Ns 20
.lenr co.ld to thr e@y ~ BE- ir'd or neglect
olty and eowaide~ srd W. ioaud s..1 ., she' ~
cu.st IT, srl s'~a BE- -ny paisno" Tor all
maze po.,iu. sufrnief !, only sicu,aoe when there
long, d'''ndci. o. mean. o. de-n,, or wheh
and ,.su then the tue soldier viii sis blow
'of honor however hol-!rs. ,letofy
Among he many incidruls Of guerrilla operations,
the following ha, come 10 light through "a hg ly |
f-specinLe yong lady. refugee from Ja' k-on
County on account 81 her Union principle: One
nght the gurrriilas broke III the house where be
wa, r.,idng nh Der uorhcf, and having ransacked
the premises hgh and low !Or objects Of plumber, !
and having liid aside various articles Of female a.
rafol the thieves Uncovered barrel Of sugar only
recently received by tie owner Of the house from
ksuSw tity. Fifteen or twenty OF the gahg
gathered around The barIsi anf ne The sugar ~ the
habdful ns il u WAS ing they had n us,rd
Tor months. They appropriated plllowcascs and
carried of The fugr "a great prize.
The newr IL the appointment oi Gen. IioratiO q |
Wright TO the conn aud OF Gen llaects Old de.
rartment took every body by surprise IN tits region.
Cs-siu. NJ. Clay had 10 often been mentioned that
many Union men began 70 hope there WIS truth in |
tho report There j. much specul ,iion III the city
toe subject OF Gen. Wrighi's head Quaiters. OBJ
ably NJ. iouis would lie central n any other and,
~ an eyact geographical center IL imp sslbl-, NJ.
Louis possesscs many advantages. There is IA lrba-
bi,y that Louisville will be selected by Gen.
Wright.
Gee, ofindividual gaantry have frequently been
mentioned dning the war. and the following IL
worthy Of honor ,ble men'ion:
Yesterday I.ent. VIM. Nslleau, Of the 3is, Mir
sour Infantry, returned 10 this city from potos with
q horse and saddle bBy-ihe later full Of interest
ug Secession letters, ~hicn he captured under tho
following eircuias;snces On fr'lay. while waking
onia public road near Iotosi he accOricd by Two
bu ternur hOr,cmen, and mked hls name. Tnsus-
peciug he gave II, W len both hofseurn drew r.
yolvcis and CONNER, ed firing Vt him. Jumping be-
hind "a stump he drew hls pistol and return their
fire. Ne He'd one, End wouhdei the horse belong
ny % the other 80 badly that the rlier Jumped off
aud ran into tue brush % save himsrii. The ies-
dents Of The vicinity came out Of their houses hear
ng the firing Lieut. Valleau urpeI over the body
Of he deceased 10 the people for dee mt bnnsl and
brought tho dead mans horse and saddle bIgs 10
town stated.
Further trouble h,s lately been experienced with
the parolri prisoners Il. B"ntOn b ,rrachs. Tho
Third Minnesota Regiment. numhcriug ,,3 men, beid
II meeting on "Wednesday hight, IN which they
agreed to rc'urc ~ DO guard duty. The next day |
about SIXTY oi them W re put ia the guard ouse.
The matter haH siHoe been arranged. H. has been
susy,si.i tat the Third Minnesota be- ordered h,ck