New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
He says they pretended to treat him well, but rooe
him through dsrse tbickets regardless OF paths and

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ceded and followed him be could not complain, as
wa, equally hard for csptors and the captured.
The mail stage running between Rolla snd spring-
field daily. was waylad last week by sixteen guei-
rillas and taken off the road about Inile ana nan
10 Rebel camp, where the mail Ponches "ers
robbed and passengers relieved Of their money ana
yalnabes-boots coming in under the htter heoo;
TIE horses were appropriated by the Rebels ana
Lieut. Hall Of the 9Th Indiana Cavalry, Lieut..
Maxon of the 35th Illinois Infantry, and IN Indiana
soldier named Hedgewood carried oil as prisontr..
Mgxon was subsequently released. An expediuon,
of cavalry COMPOSED of several companies OF the 81
Iowa md 10Th Illinois cavalry, commanded by AlaJ.
Caldwell of the Sd Iowa, started In pursuit OF the
Rebels from Lebanon Rs soon as news OF the ihsii
robberv was received. The expedition was unsuc'
cessluI. but discovered that the Rebel ga1g was no
otber than Porters, commanded by Porter himself
Nv this time lie is, doubtless, safe Ia Hindnan :
oGmp. . p,..,
The shooting Of ten parole breakers ~ Palmyra
last week in retaliation for carrying oil IN old man
and none on Blatant named Asman, by order OF Gen.
Mcneil ii an event calculated 70 enlll lno DlGou NJ
Questionable. The Rebel guerrillas in North MIs,
souri have seen no much chids play In the war, ana
have gone sco,-freo after being arrested Tor horrible
crimes so often that they hardly believe our ohceir
will execute their threats when they make them.
few terrible examples will bring them TO their
senses Tie day following the execution ei'I ythree
guerrias surrendered their arms to the froVost-
Marshal st Palmyra.
Brig Gen Edwin Price late Of the Rebel service,
and son OF Maior-Gen. Sterling Price, has taken Il
strong oath OF allegiance, and gone to his nome
near Brunswick, in Charlton County. Inns sclon
Of the great MissouTian says he is disguised win
the war, and that bis father IL hkewlse dhglsied'
He tells big stories Of tho strength OF The Cohitn'
crates in Arkansas, and says our officers seriously
underrate them. Young Price seems TO speak
plauslbly, but it is mighty hard to trust man who
once forget his fesy to lis Government 80 Tar a.
60 accept a commission to try and oyeriurn thai
Government. 80,
The political complications Of the day are stlIi
interesting The representatives OF mixed De.
mocray and Secession in this city have nominated
balf.breed, LewisV. Bogg, for Congress, IN Frank
L. Blair's district. They rendered the nomination.
TO Judge John Krum, but suspected him of Emanei-
patton proclvites and treated him 30 shabbily that
be declined. Bogg was nominated IN hls place, but
will not make very strong run. bar continues
to retail his complaints against Fremont and aDuse
The Democrat for supporting the Pathfinder while
he was in command here This sort OF political
harangue il not credtable TO one who used 10 stand
80 high before tue nation.
A strong effort will be made TO defeat Henry /;
Blow in the Hid District. The outside counties VII
probably 10 against him, and his prospects OF very
heavy plurality in the two lower city Wards are not
encouraging.
a night Iide after escaped Rebels took place be-
tween o clock Friday evening and daylight Satur-
day morning. Three Of the fugiiyes were arres ed,
but the party searched for escaped through sTeaehey