New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-27

or Fort Smith and hence IL is impossible the ebels
mediate any occupancy VI the country nortf of the
State line, excepting, perhaps, lew place. where
cavalry may be quartered
Tbe eneryiss etll continue their mig alton South
ward as fast as they can travel. A lang of about
80 under Capt. jim PARCEL and a noted quack
doctor named Julius Mcguire, or ossed the Missouri
River neur Rocheport last Week, and landed III
Cooper County. They were attacked by n company
of enrolled militia and rop'.ed with loss OF two
killed seven wounded, S.nd nine taken prisoners,
together with twenty torses and large assortment
of shot guns squire, rifles, &c. North Missouri IL
more quiet to-day Than at any time for year pas,
The railroads in this section are strongly guaiueu
and the Rebels manifest wholesome fear that inc
sentence of the brdgeburners. still pending, whlle
the victims are snug in the Alton Penitentiary, may
bc executed. Gen. Merrill has pursued hrn and
wise coarse in treatment Of Rebels. lie Is picking
them IN by the hundred, and though he errs often
he crrs on the safe side, and makes the oecesi
wrggle and tremble for their safety.
The famous s500,O0 assessment, ordered 70 De
levied on the property of notorious Secession sympa
thisers in this city, has been levied and the Rebel;
who have heard the amounts FOR which they VIII De
mulcied, in agony for fear this IL only the beSh
ming of further persecution. All those VINO pa,d ,e
former $40 900 assessment, levied by Gen. Halleck
order are assessed now, and many Others On the
1 last list only two fenales-hlrs. Gen. Frost aud
| Mrs. Rebecca Sire-sppesred, but now, 1t 10 sald
| there IRE nearly forty women assessed. One rene
| gade Yankee, whose son was recently Killed IN tht
| Southern army, is assessed for twice ~ much a.
formerly, and he is afraid this sum IL only a small
part OF what will be- required OF him. Verify con
! science docs make towards OF the guilty.
Arrangements are in progress, under the surern'
tepdence OF the Western Sanitary Commission, for
organizing and putting into tie field immediately a
portable hospital, or flying hospital, similar to ose
used in the French armies on hatle-telds. btleci
corrs OF surgeons nurses and dressers with operating
tables, am6ulances--so contriyed as to make one
mule carry two pcrsonsa a large supply Of lint.
bandages, and appliances for relieving tie wounded
on the field OF battle, while engagement IL pend
iag. have all been provided, and will move with
! Gen Grant army when the column next marches
southwark.
Two hundred and ten Rebel prisoners started
down the river yesterday for Nicksburg to be e1-
changed. The party comprfed only twelve COM
rnissoned officers in the lot.
! Stories OF the election In Missouri being dictated
and controlled by soldiers from Abolition States,
ike those published in Of the Tory papers of
the North, and insinuated by The ". y. ELpress,
arc absurdly false. In the St. Joseph District, the
Secesh attempted to drive of the loyal voters and
were prevented from accomplishing their designs.
| All this took place in the City OF ~. Joseph No
report Of any row, or semblance Of a row, In any
/ other place las been received. The militlamen,
though citizens Of the State unless under 2l were
expressly prohibited by their o.cers from interfering
with ,ho election. The soldiers votes were taken
in their Campo and though it is charged they voted
ia some instances outside OF their Congregational Dis
tricir, tnoy only damaged the Emancipation candi-
, dates Ia n. Louis by that act.
The Blair and Anti. Blair quarrel 10 still kept up.
The German papers are accusing each other OF per-
sonal inirgu.s, and The UaioH and Dsm0erat are
agatng the question whether The Democrat owes
Blair anything or whether Blair owes his reputa-
/ ton to The Democrat.