New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-01
Movements in the Southwest arc MOI without

Movements In the S0uth-Wess arc nos w1tnont
interest Our forces have been compelled 10 evacuate
Fayetteville, not on account of the enemy. but On
account Of the scarcity Of forage and the impo'sty
Of guarding trains from Springfield With Limited
force. COL Harrison, who repulsed the attack on
Fayetteville recently, il probably eafe with his COM
nand either in Csssvil lilo " Springfield. vigorous
scouting operations have been kept up ne essential
to the safety OF the army 10 the Sonih.West. Nal
Emo, with battalion Of the 9Th Missouri Cavalry
recently broke up several guerrilla camps near New
toua. The comnsnd At Springfield Ia IL the HANDS
of Col. Cloud of the % Kansas, who knows every
inch of that portion of the State and he's sninciens
number of troops 10 prevent Rebel occupation
while be RENAME near.
Rebel spies are doubtless more theoretically en-
gagged 10 Missouri coscting details Of the movements
OF our forces Than ever. Gen. Herrons cavalry cap
tured two If the fellows near Wsynesvllle on thurs
day. with their clothes stuffed foil OF letters Tor
Reoe,s in the Southern army from their friends III
Missouri. Amoug others were several letters eu'
dressed 10 member Of Price staff at Little Rock III
cipher The spies are now ID custody at Rolia, ana
Will be tried by military cOmniis.Ion tomorrow, hta
il found gully the wretches Will certainly e@in3'
Geo. Heron 10 decidedly opposed to any TEN porizhH
policy and has cu loose from tie conei'iaon doe se
IL his government tf the army.
TIE carllns critics who used to laugh at The con-
ne citing tracks ordered to be laid between the various
railroads leading out Of this city, by Gen. Fremont,
have seen within lew days the utility OF that pro-
ST. Louis TO Pilot Knob without CHANGING cai..
Whereas, il the ears had TO be unloaded and re-
loaded ut different ronts in this city, the daraion oil
tire trip would have been doubled. The iaciliuss
with whch troois have been seDt to REINFORCE P9
hnob is Cue mainly to tie foresight OF Gen. Ere
mont in ordering the connecting rails 10 be Iaid.
Whatever plans the Rebels may have formed fol-
the reoccupsiiJu OF Missouri il is clear they have
failed. Tue pies nj story that Price has force o
ten or twelve thousand conscripts at Posahontas
well ready TO be pceciptaed upon the heart of The
State by some unknown means, whenever Prce
gives signal. III addition ~ these, Gen. Cabelri
tIOops isad detached forces under bis command vic
lid not take Fayetteville, are estimated at 5000
These, with Marmsduke's 5000, aud vague fonl
OF five ihousaud with wh Oh Price IL credited swell
the aggregate Of Rebels in Prices command to nearly
thirty thousand. IL tie question I" How can be feed
that number" could be answered satisfactorily
there sht be some real dagger TO Missouri. Uuii
the provision question is settled, however, Price
too prudent 10 risk an advance with why and skill
| ful foe in bis front.
The active services Of four regiments in this city
and six otbcrs IN the country belonging 10 the
enrolled militia having been called for. An extraor
diuary piece of assumption has been proclaimed By
TIE GoverDor-ln assumption which, If recogniLej
would euable any Governor TO prevent the Cling Of
arg call Tor volunteers the President might Issue
| Tie Governor, as commander OF the State militia
publishes the following order:
]. Hereafter enlst Lea.s viii be allowed rom any orcsu
aAlion OF Enrolled Moud Militia nto he volunteer so.c,
Of the United States when such militia shall have betu de
tailed for service, aud Shts have been embedded
| force IL the hcd.
The prn lple involved 10 this--tne denial Of The
right OF citizen 10 volun IN the National Army
whenever be Ileases. The precedent nsy lead &c
great abuses if allowed 10 20 nnrebuksd. All TIA
n Governor need TO do under this rule 10 keep Lir
State from llil its QUOTAS 10 call out the enrolled
militia and put them into camp or nOMinally IL
active service.
10 escape service in the enrolled militia, bundred
| who eau afford il are Iaying tie Communication II,
| allowed under an act Of the Legislature. This taS
10 fixed al $50, and Que per cent H. citODal IL,
taxable property in the State belonging 70 the ap
! ,hcant. Instances are mentioned where citizen,
have raid as Iigh as $500 TO procure exemption
The Fush ia caused by Inc refusal 10 receive III,
money Ter tie rrgu' nts TO which parties beiopl
have been ordered for active service. Ii Is etatel
that The Safe Ireasury hoe already received pealy
/ 2l5,0 from this source in three davs.
A few days ago q party Of Rebels known a. j ack
mans guerfiilas kidnapped and carried of from hi,
mothers residence near G!a,gow,in Howard County
| Gen. Dsribolow OF tie Enrolled Miiiiig Of No Il
Missouri. Trey kept hm in The woods several day
End tuen released HIN Internationally. lie refgre,
to give any parole whatever. Ii Is reported tha
the General being lrte uinenly sound on The negro
question tnd o., posed 10 the Presideats proclaim
ton, WIZ 81 10 be released without condition
| by Reee'g.
holy good is illustrated by Tue present Rebel raiC
ia aissOuIi. The lice u negro immigration 10 tbs
Free state. il more IN motion. and the value oil
The pecuhar Institution 10 daily Diminishing. tn,
.sson oaghi 10 DO teeded by tie STATE Convention
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