New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
FROM MISSOURI.

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don-GuerrilIas on the Movc-Con'"r'A-
,fve Plots, SC, Sc.
sfo" o'' Sr. LOUIS, June l, 1868.
Affairs in this department wear smooth appear
.,o. externally though it is said hitch has ALREADY
occurred between Gen. Scho6eld and Gov. Gamble
concerning tne appoin ment Of Provost-M Marshall
csoersl II seems that the General wishes to retain
hs .erv;css of Lieut-Col. Franklin A. Dick, who
.c,sJ a, Proves. Marshal General under Curtis,
while holding a emporary commission as Ade-de-
Camp which expired with the removal of the late
commanding General TIE Governor, however, !"
oros.d 10 the retention of Col. Dick on account of
hi, radicalism and refuses 10 give hun commission
which will enttle him TO hold the office. AZ no
civilian can be appointed the Governor has the up
Der baud In The controversy, unless the Secretary OF
War sends Col. Dick COMMISSION ID the military
service. This Glitch" is gratiiyiug-it shows that
Gen Schoield has mind 10 deal with the questions
arising III his department Independently OF the uo
talion Of Conservatives. III short 1t Is one OF .n0
most encouraging e. lbs OF the future yet maDlesS'
Immediate emancipation Is the chorus 0! 'no
Emancipa ionists III the interior from the CehSer "
the boundary lines Of The State. Formerly o. hou'
was ahead OF the State, but If such thihg H0 o
sible the State lie now alead oi 81; LOUIS Auo
delegates to It'll the vacancies III Tue S'a'e wv
venton have been elected III hea'iy oN.!
instance outside OF the city Ne Wen as III Tue oi'!'
Tue glorious triumph OF Chas. ~ Drihe' .nS iuno
Csrred To in your columns There Is another instance
still more striking: G. Il. alker, rampant kdol'
cal mas been elected from the eetremo South-N est
ern Senatorial District. MI aiker was SEM 10
ths Legislature last year from Mcdonald county,
hui owing to his Ridicullsil the ny banks aud
Copuerheads hunted up some flaw IN The election
,et1fns and 0usted him. on the ground thal soDe OF
the votes were cast for him by Don-roeidents Mr..
of l,,I t,,fp I'D mi M
Assembly repeating The Slave Code Of Missouri, and
breaking down at one blow all the bsrrsfe dividing
master and slave. 1t was called tn bill Tor the
wholesale destruction OF Slavery. He mas been sent
to the state Convention BY large m;JpFiiy. Radi-
cals have been elected III Cap GrhTcc al ana la The
Springfield Districts. Tie Press is calling for In
me date Emancipation with one voice. the following
pspers indicating tue hopes Of the people: ~.
LOUIS Democrat Springfield Mlss0Eriaa, Lebanon
Herald, 81. JOSeph Hcyaid, HaHHibdl Courier,
ChRtie0the Consultation, SaranHah P!aiHdcgier,
Merico Citizen, Betadhg Union, hdHSas Clty Jour
nal of Commerce, Cape Gtraraeou Eagle, Herman
Voiksbiatt, Wesaiche Post, NeHe let, 81. CAGries
Democrat, aud perhaps others. Strsws show which
way the wind blows.
TIE guerras are still trying TO stop the free
navigation OF the Missouri River and, If allowed,
would probably Iep the bloody SCENES enacted on
she capture of the steamer sam Gay several eeks
ago. they have fred on tie following boats un-
successfully: Fanny Ogden, Magenta, Thomas r..
JUtt, Euma, hODeIt CauJPOcII, aIiu oPrtau Labc.
The lstter boat arrived here OF Saturday, with her
upper works riddled with muSket bale Probably
Rev imagine the navigation vi the Missouri River
Involves some horrible outrage on Southern rights.
Tho worsI Of il is that the steamers IRON this
are enriehiug the SecessiOn tobacco ana hemp rails
s,s by Bringing Their produce 10 market, thereby
enabling the Rebel planters 10 aid and assisI these
Identical guerrillas-a regular tbrOacuttint opera
tiou. The range Of guerrilla warfare al present
may be Inferred that the boats mentioned have been
6ro1 upon at various points between Blue Mills,
near Kansas City, and Waverly, some distance east
Of Lexington.
Tue tour or five counties in Western Missouri
placed in Gen. Blunts district kept In lively
mood by the operations OF suerrilas and their pur-
suers. few days ago guerrilla, named Vaughn,
having been convicted by h military court, was
hansed 10 Kansas Cry. He said HE comrades had
oil sworn oath 10 ayenge the death OF every
member of the gaug. No velvet gloves are used in
handling guerrilas N that quarter and though they
are very active and threatening, they manage to
bide from their pursuers ana AVOID capture. IL Is
likely that III retaliation for Gen. Blunts severity
In Missouri bushwhackers will Try occasional raids
into Kansas The effect will not be beneficial il the
miscreants are once caught.
TIE animns OF CoppeTbesdism was well illustrated
by diabolieal outrage winch took place Illinois,
near Quincy. A family OF negroes escaped IRON
Missouri consisting OF man, hts wife, her brother
And infant. They were net by two white Ineu,
VINO ordered them TO return 10 Missouri. The
single negro started 10 run, when Of the fellows
fred at him. and ne fell, but soon picked himself up
and started Of again. The fellow VINO fired the
sbot then discharged his other barrel the remain
ing negro, who carried the iufaDt The scattering
shot struck the man and child, the former in the
neck and shoulders and the latter In neck and legs
The victims were then compelled TO retrace thcIi
steps but before hing the river were taken care
of by parties IL sympathy Is there living maj
who doubts that these wretcbes aud assassins are
loud in their denunciaiion Of the Presidents Proca
NATION, ana in favor Of restoring Mcclellan to the
bead OF the army
As sign of progress in this direction Colonel
duly commissioned by Governor Gamble Is the com
xnsnder OF of the Missouri regiments now IN the
field, has accepted commission from the Secretary
of War to raise negro brigade. lie is now ia 81.
Louis trying 10 get the Governors permission 10
raise a regiment in Missouri from contrabands who
have received their papers from The military authori
tes Ii Is said the Governor has nted that they
sba bs enlisted here, but is opposed 10 their taking
the name or number Of Missouri regimen, or re-
celving arms while in the State. This 10 pretty good
for the Governor, bat viii he give cOmui> IONS TO
tie regimenial and company officers? To Gen.
Sehofelds credit be II eai0 that ne has sanctioned
tbe Issue Of rations ~ recruits for colored regiments
raised here.
Anoiher Federal official has fallen from grace
United States Marshal Kawlns-whO owes HE ap-
pointment 10 Frank Blair, has resigned. The resig-
nation is said 70 cover bis delinquency N falling 10
pay over he Of 81, 800, called for one day by
the l.. s. District Court.
Ex-GOv Austin A. King and others are now
urging The removal OF Gen. Ben Loder Of the State
Militia from the 81. Joseph District, on the ground
that he il TOO radical As Gen. Loder 10 likewise
member OF Congress elect he ought TO have as mnch
influence IS the Ex-Governor who lie go terribly
afraid Slavery will be somehow Injured by the war.
DIR. Merneeters, whose neutrality sayOp 30
strongly Of Secession that there is no telling where
70 draw the line, has resigned. The Union members
OF hs congregation have accepted the resignation,
which the Rebels tried 70 prevent. They were