New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09
FROM MISSOURI.

Gen. sshcGeld's ISerioval-Novei Scheme to
Boy Negroes fer soidicrs- Outragcs on
Vnion Hscn-Ssartiing Conspiracy Z"
Burn Observation-Disclosures n scese'"f'
Chpsc, g..
From Cur Special Correspondent.
ST LOUIS, Oct. I, 1863
Tho romovol of Gen. Scbofied is the street
taxi Of the day The adbereDts OF TIE nehe"i pi'e's
10 have positive assurances nom ""sn"t" ''"' Wv
,;,so, =, Tho Missouri and Kansas delegations to the
White Hopse will prove failure. On the other hama II
!. ,eevea that the President Will respond favorahy To-
a.. ,,iouers and suspend Sehofeld from bis present
command Tic simple fact that the policy Of The Com
o,di,c General phases the Pro.Slavery men Is the
most conclusive proof that that policy is roSavcry
II th, President ndorses such policy II will su'prse
frendsf lie does not the removal OF Scholciu must
lie ordered.
Some time ago negro regiment was raised in this
city and sent Off TO Helena II was the remark o one
of s officers that during the stay Of the REGIMENT mere
every obstacle possible short oi total dsbandmcni was
the way of its progress Since then attempt.
.s SeGa K Ka"sp 70 ESaef ccmpns having been
made Of the difficulties Of carrying OIL sueh recruits ue
subject was referred by Adit' Gen Thomas to Gsnern
SohofolG. Tho latter has written repy 10 C9.ohei
Townsend, OF the Adjt. Generals Department al wash
ington explaining that the negroes were enlisted IRE
svceive OF thelr o~hsr m;n! ore service 10 The
Government as soldiers than as laborersor their mas
t7s lie proposes therefore, thai they shall DC eAn'u
Missouri without reference 10 their nastcrs' ano re
ints -;ven for The slaves that If their masters are
i,ai they may be compensated for their coored chat
tell out OF the substitute niDds. .,,.. o., -, 49,, -
Dol James IA Moss the enrolled militia Colonel who
Jaaly ATTEMPTED 10 expe Radical Missoutans from
Platte and adjoining counties In retaliation for the acts
q, Kansas Jayhawkers. has been placed under arrest
and ordered 20 Washington Moss received his an
,o.limont 20 that command from Washington though
J.. holds only militia commission. The teiesraM re
f.Iirr e. his expulsion Of Union men, and aTnins re-
turned Rebels with United States muskots was strictly
,fue Il amystery how Moss ever obtained a con-
mard under United States authority. lie isa copper
tcsd and an original conditional Cnionist which is the
zane thing being Secessionist As delegate tohe
state Convention from Clay County he offered reso.
lnon which caused ten days discussion proposing that
rn,oss the CIittenden Compromise was adopted, MS
sour would follow the fortunes Of heI sister slave states
II he is in custody he ought 10 be Kept there. ,,,
pot has been discovered IN the interest OF kene.s
10 burn al the large sieamboais on the Mississippi
River useful To the Government as transpoit several
arrests have been made ard letter in cipher discoy'
cred which being read with the KEY isd paie the
whole conspiracy The destruction Of several large
steamers. among them The imperial Champion hnth
CLoicau Majestic HOPE. Courier, end attempts on The
Platte Valley and other well known transports led TO an
investigation which resulted IN the arrests mentioned
There hardly "a DOUBT III the steamers Lained nave
been burned by k,be agents as ne hfes lave oIoseh
out mysiegiously The ~ Ssissppi River offers admir-
able facilities for such d conspiracy The Geck'hands
NE usually idle wurtLle, yagaboDGs. aud II = an eas!
matter for Rebel scOuudro % ship as one C she crew
81 ary time on any boat once ON board in trusted
capacity lire may be AiIoed with small chance Of de
Tic cuerrias stn ovclrun many parts o. the State 1t
IL three told and oul tale 10 repeat the story OF
then outragcs Fear and apprehension has eeNedupon
citizens IN various paris Of tie interior. and ID,
GepoluatiOn OF few border counties by military order
becomes voluntary proceeding ID many locaLtes ron
fesr of guerrilla vsl,ions This city full ofrefugces
fIoD tie country aid TIE peIls incurred IL reaching
here ale igighiiu The Missouri River is comparative
Nv deserted by boats and families are Obliged "a oonceA
fraie and travel emigIsnts To- the railroad stations
O.en without funds they travel Cd foot all the way 70
lie city and se of their little stock 10 procure neeessa
~. s.fli he
fom euIrilss are Union families Ihe men are aS q
Cess unoompIousing aiOn men and ex9rc. seorn Tor
Valandgham and the Northern traitors. These men
vito have suffered the feors OF war and are Victims Of
Rebel peridy. should be let oOse among the Copper
Gen. Frank p. Blair IT,. drove another nail Into he
political coffin by dely ering public speech 10 thus city
fasi Saturday night which nigh, have passed in print
ia Y OF d. Of jim Lane Gen Ewing the
ieas and secretary chase but nothing was sad
syntempt!ble lie was denounced little better THAI,
SeH. Davis ard when respectable citizen proposed
three cheers for the Secretary be vas gagged and car
meeting, in rare Union Peetng where tie Secretary
Of the Treasury cannq, be cheered Gen: Blair De.
nOISsd che eses Tse Sess esSs
tie merchsne By riding hobby in favor VI reoelnf
te Mississippi 10 free trade Ills position u artaeo'
he river TO trade The speech here refened to
RaIdcd in radical circles az an attempt 10 ALL on Secfe
larry Chase il the NorhWest az candidate for the
reply TO Gen. Blairs speech next Saturday night.
General Order No. % fofhiddDg uLfayoraOie Cr'i-
citm o. the acts of military IN this State bas Ms We.
found victims though the criticism Of several Rad
cal papers quite free. The editor OF IAt Lnio"
who accused Of violating the order has not been
S1olested. He has written letter Of apology for the
publication complained o. 10 General Schoheld, and
Although Capt Price Of TIE 10Th Kansas the original
complainant has pressed the charges. the matter III
probably cnd IL smoke
Radical newspaper. printed in Say annsh No. and
called TIE Paiadoitr which few the name Of Abraham
Lincoln ~ its editorial head candidate for rfeec'
tion has been Quilted by mob The editor. Mr. hit
take has suffered tRlce from mob and 10 now
waxing aIr8u gemens resume publication once more
Tie election Of two United States Senators by the
Legislature threatens 10 result IL the choice OF the
Coppernead. and one very COuseTva'ive Union Inep,
John = Phelps - seely mentioned as the former. and
ticr BAR ~ latter, though that would interfere
with John Is Henderson. The ont and out Rebel sym
patiiz.rs and the Clsybanks fasing 80 generally
through tie State that IL is considered highly probable
that me flsing will extend a. the Legislature.
Generals Pope and Hancock have recently arrived m
this city, Tie arrival Of tie former gave rise " the
impression ta he had bcen appointed tie successor VI
Sen. Scboned.
There quite gathering 81 cotton Spectators 10
shs vicinity portending descent toward Dxie IN pun
.uf Of the feccy staple.
report has reached here which says Sterling Ptice
been made Lieutenant eneIs IN the Confederate
Seiyce
TIE weather is cool and pleasant