The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07


striving 70 avoid IL.
Our So. Louis Correspondence.
ST. LOUIS, July IA, 1883
Fresh Stories Abo,a Pre-Gnera Davidson and His Cav
airy Rorce-Horrible Oslraoes in andrea Coun,y-Ar-
rest of an Editor, dc, dc.
General Davidson has been halted to Jackson
port, Arkansas, with cavalry division at bloomfield,
where he met various reports that Holmes army. after
the disastrous repuse at Helena, tho 4th struck
northward aud advancing once moro Cape Grar.
dcau This information is repeated day NJ headquar-
ters but creates special apprehension. II Price
Holiness both approach within ton miles OF Cape
Girardeau they doomed TO destruction, but s tho
rcbe leaders may in III OF desperation do II in defiance
of all military and common rules. An niatuatiou
Possesses tho minds of OF the rebel leaders, that
successful raid may be made into Missouri. General
Davidson han ssudid force OF cavalry and reouisite
artillery at Bloomfield and win constantly check the rebels
If they advance Were the inatuaton less trustworthy
than II IS, tho probability or even possibility OF an ad
in this direction aftcr the damaging repusc at
Helena. would be seriously questioned
The gang led by Joe Hart, In andrew county, the
northwestern part Of the State. created the greatest
and shot Thorn in cold blood The consequences
disastrous % the Of that region Tho neghbors OF
known az rebel sympathizers and burning two housen
They further avowcd determination expc every
sccessionist from tho county in any guerilla
outrages were committed Several families frightened
by these lawless demonstrations have already removed
70 St Joseph, and several military companies have been
forwarded TO the scene OF danger This outbreak
illustration o. the condition several interior Countless
whore spark only needed TO set the entire population
Bushwhackors still rob and murder travellers Ia many
places In the Interior The secessionists
in city convince public that the soldiers are
responsible these ouragcs but the sufferers by
sassnson are principally soldiers the trick Is too
parent She telegraph wires between Lexington and In
dependence have been ripped TO pieces many fty
times n six weeks but for several days have
INTERRUPTED This Is tho fruit Of killing the scoundrei
Colonel Parker
since tho steamer Emma was robbed on the Missouri
river navigation OF that stream by unarmed has
been Improbable. While lswessness and outrage abound
in many sections, others which disturbed a few
months ago by guerlas are quiet and peaceable
Proceedings have been instituted by the United states
Marshal for Western Missouri conscatc the property
OF General stirling Price, Ex-Governor Claiborne r. jack
son and General John b Clark. rebel State Senator
from Missouri All these individuals wealthy when
tho broke out. Price had magnificent tobacco plan
tstions in Charlton countyonc Of hcm whereon he re
sided, ncar Brunswick bad boon worked for Q year
and by his son, Brigader General Edwin Price,
now profssscd Union man. Tobacco has been sold
high figure As Caib Jackson nrvcr held any military
rank IN the rebel scrvro. and a. his property
y assigned 70 hts VII. before mis- prscipiasc flight from
Jefferson City Uncle sam will reslixc much from tho
condensation Of his estate. John Clark (Oid "Busta
men,o his nsighbors call hm) bankrupt. Nearly ali
possessed Of means prior TO the managed transfer
their prsry TO others 10 time 10 from seizure
Tho sensation ~ tho hour here Ii the parole
Of VIM. Mckee tho proprietor or the Deora tho
radical organ OF this state Tho offence Mr. Mexico il
refusing 70 statc now and where he obtained the letter
from President Lincoln 70 General Schoncld which was
FIRST printed In the Democrat about the OF July Gone
raj schonod feels aggreved BY tho publication Of tho
letter. and has arrested Mr. Mckee 20 ascertain who far
nishcd the letter for publication II stated that tho
document was read BY Mr. Lincoln 70 Jim Lane Hon. Hon
~ 7. Blow and Others In the White House. and that
copy Of sont General Curtis Suspicion points 20
Senef. Curtis as tho party who gave 70 ths Democrat
but nothing positive known the subject Mr. McRes
u on his parose for ten days; and In surmiscd that
time tho President viii Interfere. The Democrat need
matter.
me Catholic poiaaiios assembled the churches
death % Archbishop Keagck OF Baltimore whose brothers.
presiding prcase the diocese All the priests and in
me Hibsnan Benevolent sc.isiy attended High Mass n
che cathedral, ~ half past O'Clock this morning.
The deceased Archbishop was well known and highly
me contest going on regarding Vie accep,auc. Of Tho
emancipation ordnance pressed by ths state
increases In bitterness The frisnds Of measure have
called meeting 70 ratfy the aext SATURDAY.
evening The press o the state 10 divided lust "a tbe,r
aatecedents lead them. The Germans In a b.dv are an
posed 20 the measure and radical papers St. Louis ana
~. joseph, Hannibal. Rolla, Lebanon. spragn.ld
Bethany Chlllioohs, Savannah and other paces co.,
denim the ordinance ncwiss The conservative. ,ss
strongest however, 10 the country and rapidly gain
ing strength.
grand celebration including illumination In honor
81 our recent splendid victories and ycks
Everybody, except rebcl sympaihizers felt enthuasc
aud an Irish grocer, who rebel flag corner ~
Eighth and Washington streets roughly handled and
would have been beaten TO death rescued by tho
provost guard.
Secession flags captured here from time TO time
One vM hauled out Of house Morgan street ycstcr
day II Price were 70 realize his long promised pleasure
OF capturing e. LOUIS there hardly doubt that he
would find hundreds of rebel fagD waving 70 greet him
on arrival. such rs the beauty q mixed community.
Tho Morgan raid In lniana has cut ne on from Cncu-
natl for several days. We miss tho HERALD and s splen
did battle accounts seriously. Teiegraphic ccmmuica-
With the East been carried on via Indianapolis