The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

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Our ss. Louis Cerrsspsndsnes.
q. LoUs, August ., 1ssa
Afaivs u asssxys- stUsias Pvses a0B RSAr-Esrs,i
ixU OJlor Capssved- 0ssyiha OsIksoes DC.
An occasional skSmish win gusvias rsmiads ~ Inst
the rebels sn agats the nsss; bsysHd thas fact shs
rebellion = essentially dead, far LII eaats con
cerned Ths occupation Of Arkansas, end uags partcu
larly advance Little Rock. necessary 70 ensure
permanent peace bore, a. IL y only BY iAroads from
Arkansas that any mischisf u apprshsndsd
s7ne humbug about The repentance Of sser-
ling Price and the partial assurance of his
desire 70 return 70 Missouri and take the
oath q allegiance has turned out jusA = might have
been expected. There f6undatiou foe is Whatever
Hh sos former rebel genera, NOW undsr parole de-
niss having had any communication non hs rather NOR
bad h any connection with the reported movement 70
procure him pardon. Fearing that The unoonssadctsd
stories 70 the contrary psntsd h The papers might ps
dics him in the eyes Of General Hasch The son Of the
great Missouri rebel hastsned 70 refae ts charges
whatever may have been tho original opinions Of
ling Price when he first rebeed against HE government
he y thoroughly rebsiens and much rebel ct
heart Benjamin or Toolnbs.
The Deputy Provost Marshal In the Third Congressional
district in sssaae who has been sassd Sr several
weeks IN completing the enrolmen1 IN Wayne county,
made prisoner, and Ill hls pspegs captured On
and the Deputy carried OF 70 Aransas Ihs
were bushwhackcrs. The enrolment II compsts In the
rirst and Second districta. y e s.,, III .sf'
An election for member q Congress % MI The Vacancy
caused BY the death Of Hon. John W. Noe rok place On
Monday, and has probably resulted In the election Of
Hon. John g. asots the former contestant Tho radicals
put forward Colonel James Lindaay. N old Bsston
democra. who grsyased % freesoilism loDg ago. mo
& anti gain Of Sos " the opposition,
S:s & ss
there u no doubt o. ecotts election. ~
Frank s IT. ssansS oa here %
the neld He was met BY : few ffisnds forty
miles below the city on sssamnoas chartered for the
reaching the evee m brsf speech he tock sides With
the gradual smancpstco part! Of The State Lat nght
length. He favored the Union II was with equal
liberties 70 an men, but said that slavery was used
in Illinois, be favored The enforcement q tho drs and
said whoever opposed the Oonscription law s.raitor.
drs saved Oh in sas State and wa. true he was
opposed 70 Governor Gamble The General leaves 70 NOR
bitter personal card was published here on Tuesday
morning by Lieutenant Colonel James O. Broadhead Pro-
vost Marshal General denouncing g liars the individual
propretors q the Democrat was expected pistols and
coffee street FIGHT would grow out Of this publication
nat u this al hands were happily disappointed The
received free papers by authority Ct Curtis The
20 ~ sa e 4
the State and was taken from civil life at the accession Of
The guerilla business not quite over along the Ms
souri, river gang Of bushwhackers hauled down the
stores told tho Inhabitants il the Stars and slpes were
hoised again their town should be burned The military
Suas and hs sass 70
has been attacked frequently within the at fortnight
State politics are highly excited hut the question does
not relate 70 the choice OF but 20 the OF
the Emancipation ordinance the STATE Tho
ters denounce the Convention while the friends Of that
measure meat themon even ground by holding smsny
vote their honest sentiments the subject d claimed
arge majority would probably be recorded IN favor Of
oners Dsvidsons command, recently reported en- the
81. Francis river, hes made it's why 70 Helena, and M
route captured Eve hundred rebel cavalry lowering 10 the
sons command belong this department and IL b.
licved they win cooperate In recently ordered move
Tho inevitable contraband d stu Of trouble 70
the military They are being raked up By their owners
frequently refuse TO 60 on |. cohstable's warrant.
Yesterday. rough and tumble nght between e
pr. um .norousnisrs and he ofcer bad % procure
assistance before he could get the darey 70 M where he
so s S s ssss
Tns stsaiesr Ruth recently burned near cairo. BY
Hons OF greenbacks destined for General Grants army
lost She a bran boat, built last WINTER
and f.vore with the travelling public between this
enough Of the boat In six trips build
duplicate 1t New Albany, whore they have new boat
now progressing. tt
+ Large shipments Of -four and provsions have been
made from ths po,t within few days TO New Orleans
Steamers are advertised daily Tor The Crescent City and
WAX along the levcc. amid the rush Of freight, looks
Ike q revival Of old times 81 NUN FL Z
Tho weather FOR tho last week has been insosrably
hot and she nights equally oppressive the days
Tho tide Of travel Ii st towards the Atlantic breeze