The New York herald., 1863-06-06

Our Sc. Louis Correspondencs

ST.. Lorrs, June 2, 1868.
War Of ne Radicals against General
Napigaton-Gueriila Moremeats-Serere SkirmiA in tie
Southeast-Exil de-, dc.
Tho radical on Governor Gamble and GeneraI
Scho1ed of importance future Of Missouri
at this time than the part played by the rebels in shs
State in the against the integrity Of the Unon Tho
radicals bent undermining the conservative party
every way in their power. ing shed crocodile tears
for while tho removal Of General Curtis they are
abusing the Governor for having him removed How far
they may proceed without coming into conflict with the
rigors Of martial law Is an undecided question. The
German already been worsted in the inte
rior for attempting to incite mutiny in the euroeo
militia by declaring that tho militia would not and oughs
obey the officers set them to carry out Cover
nor CANDLES pro-savery policy.
Guerilla warfare has been resumed IN numerous parts
Of the State, though Of them conducted on
large scale The active gangs appear 10 be opera
iug along Missouri river between Bonneville and Kan
City, Nearly every stes bound up or down stream
is fired upon. The Spread Ea e arrived few days
ago wing passed through asaosr OF bullets Wa
verey. Her cabins and pilot mousse are marked by the
Of about forty Shots he steamer Emma, bound To-
Fort Lssveuworth with government stores was fired upon
Sblcy's landing on the 18th ult. but the guard
board returned the fire and drove Oh the guerias The
ste mboat captains apparently do not mind hs danger as
the Der o boats usual ut this now
leaving every day for the Missouri.
lhe increase in the number OF bushwhackers 10 also
marked by the continual intcrfercnce with tho military
telegraph lines between Rolia and Springfield BUSH
whackefs have wholesome dread Of the disadvantages
thew labor under while our officers can summon renforce
ments order movements by telegraph Further trou-
BILE has been apprehended in Southeast Missouri
ingtou aud Inder endence the rebels have only
stroyed the telegraph but likewise given notice that they
will not permit its use during this summer
skirmsh took place ut the Little Black river,
between the Black and the town OF Donphan in Ripley
county, the 2h ult. The forces engaged on side
hnnt ehranh nApaAc TIM NJ
pany and half Of the Thirteenth Illinois cavalry and
two companies OF the Third Missouri cavalry all under
Tho cnemys force nearly ve hundred strong, and
drew men into ambuscade The fight ssvere,-
de.oated. Major Lpport Is reported morally wounded,
aud about eighty men missing supposed 70 be prison.
heavy, and they we're unable to pursue Tho news of
this defeat produced considerable excitement at Pilot
ing Patterson force. May tho report prove
The Union soldiers In that neighborhood would be re-
An effort is about to be made to raise negro regiment
In this state Every body from Governor Gamble down,
aon soon as practicable The ccrtanty that eumnci
patton IN scme FORM will soon be decreed, leads every
thinking man 70 hope that the negroes will be sent out Of
powder as white men, Tho inoisans are very bitter
on Mssourians for allowing escaped slaves 10 enter the
Sucker Sute They have adopted the policy OF forcing
lhem back. family were driven back near Hannibal
week. which the radical papers outrage
Yesterday afternoon seventeen more prominent rebel
sympathzers were shipped outward from this city,
day the papers contain all the details OF the num-
Der OF night gowns, ohcmses etc., carried or by tho
women. That there may be mistake about this
ter IL is expressly avowed that the expulsion OF notor
Gus rebel sympathizers pursuance direct orders
War department. The cxiles who c yesterday
undoubtedly guilty Of sundry acts Of treason, and II
tho policy TO be carried proper they should be
sent off, my are Tho wife Of Senator Trusten
Polk and her daughters and several vrulent female
secessonsts who have detected in secrcting rebel
mails, were among those who departed on this OCCASION
They win be escorted to tho rebel res noir Tuscumbs,
h,rria murder WINS perpetrated ON n soldier bv other
soldiers unknown, night before last The victim was
Captain Otto Marck, Of the second Missouri ar
tiery, who wayaid and murdered near Fort No. L,
IN the suburbs by three dressed soldiers The
Captain shot twice in the left and was picked
up about hundred yards from whore he fell He ut
tered only few words, saving he was shot by three
soldiers, and expired. The Second artillery bias been
II suspected that mutiny the bottom OF this Affair,
though suspicion rests any person. either p or out
Three hundred rebel prisoners were to have left herd
yesterday for Fort Delaware, preparatory 70 being ex
made an order arrived by telegraph from Washington,
signed by General Halcck 70 suspend the removal The
number Of rebcls:-Aton pentsn,ary, 1905 Gratsoti
street prison. 625 Myrtle street prison. 276 at Cape &C.
Josseh lc Lexington various po.s iscmTossl ssos
VI these at least 500 available for exchange ma
IN 80 aaans, The We cam ss.na Se srs
pense fully as long az the rebels.
The appointment o. Gen. Francis HERON to command
Schoned could have donc The troops are passionats
fond OF Gen. Herron and have confidence that he WY
lead them 10 victory there ID an opening !
Who shall be Provost Marshal GeneralS the questioo
which seriously agi!ates small clique in this city Capt.
James Dwight Is the officer present acting In that
city and there 10 be reason desire change
The radicals anxious 10 have Col Dick reappoined;
but Governor Gamble declines 70 give him . military
commission, without which he cannot hold the Office.
Our citizens have noby responded 70 the relief Of the
sick and wounded Union soldiers at vicksburg Money
and contributions Of sanitary stores have flowed In bss
ally upon the Western sanitary Commission Upwards oe
200 boxes Of hospital goods have becn shipped already,
and half MS many more will be- forwarded Tomorrow
Great interest s felt In the approaching of The
State Convention to consider the question Of emancipes
ton The radical programme to leave the business "a
the decision Of the Legislature and 10 adjourn the Con-
vention without action.
large amount Of commssary stores has been shippeS
do wn the river for Gen. Banks army.