New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

rerHing Gov. esnnDic Au'""''
y Townrd Cnpc G;irnrslcau- Prices Xxx
pectcd Rcinrn-Gcn. Escrron's Hove
mcnts-Emnnoipniionh Measures, etc.
from Our suociSI Correspondent 80
ST. LOUIS. March II, 1863.
The removal Of Gen. Curtis from this Department
is regretted. II was not unexpected, however, as
il is well known that movement has been on foot
to bring about snch result for several months. Had
tie matter been left to tho public, Gen. Curtis would
have been aimed. memorial for biz retention was
signed by over one hundred members Of the Lrgis-
Lture but tho fat had gone forth before the views
of tho Legislature were known 20 the President.
The agators have worked their cards handsome y,
aud Gen. Curts is removed. chiefly through the :
strumohiality Of Pro-SlAvery mtn VINO have Iakei
% cx plo cd charges and revamped old matters as
basl, Tor their application.
Gen. T.. V. Summers appointment gives general
"a is action; hut the gallant hero of the Cnlckt.
hominy OF Anti,iam, aud other battle grounds, will
find "a difficult task before him. Were 1t simply
fighting lie would muster IL immediately, but tn7
difficulties Hro 81 another character. Were The
General AN entire stranger hers the task would be
hafd md cd. but having resided here 70 long lime
previou. 10 The war. Gen. Sumucr knows whom 10
tmst lie will be beet iuotsutly on his arriVa! Oy
various {, ries Pretending 10 represent Tue real
65na Fde Union sentiment OF The c ~ and State
their opinions vi differ widely, aud III trying 10
yet on The soft eide of Gen. Sumner they VIII use
every abandonment in their power. The Slavery
question in dozen ways will present ITSELF Promi-
ll-uily 10 Gen Sumner, and II he simply adheres 20
his present military view Of the case all VII be wei
IL - current y reported tlit Il certain MAJOR, WHO
Is wei known IN connection Wiz military events IN
Missouri during tie last e. hi IN months, has Tiled
tev, 10 charges against Gov. Gamble, going 20 tar
. ven ae to impeach the Governor loyalty. y Leg.
isliVe Commission now mVcs l2aunS the loyal J
of III crs of tie Enrolled militia has oeeu furnished
with the details, aud when they come 20 light, II
tbty 4, uuld ever lie deemed worthy Il DAY hight Che
threatened expose viii create a .rsmfhd0us sensa'
lion. The Governor IN accused of rtyVGtOnary
but throu Ia tho foresight Of tie fr,si-
deIt The contingency expected by tao Governor did
not occur, aud consequently tAe scheme fell through.
Gov. Candle has OF lats pursued very hOe al
ouursc toward Republicans, aud lis 0vowas, publc
and private, as to tie eXpedienCy of Emaucip patton
rri.ders any charge ayninrt his lpynity extremely
For lie hOuor OF tie nation, IL IL 10 be
boz that no Governor Of loyal State shall bc In
pcached for dl,loynlty.
Intelligence had been received OF an0ther eNien.
rive movement designed 10y tho keo-is ngeins. tne
oith east portion Il tie State. The Rebel leader Is
t,en Mnrundnke VINO led tho raid against Spgug-
field Ia January. MaruAduke 10 presumed 10 meal
tate lOul dcsi, on Crpe Gfart,au, bat II 81 lie
will rot escape 20 easily ns isom Springfield.
Gen. Mcneil, who thot ten guerTilub IA. Palmyra
last fdll. Is NOW III touiiuuh Nv my N""tNN""
and Is lully prepared for MarmAduke OF Any other
man who may lead II Reicl gang.
Evidence accumulate, that tuero 10 to be re-
newed effort by StoilmS Pice to recover Missouri
tina yehr. IL IA generally irhcytd by The eity 49,
cssionsts that Prico has already arrived al Little
Rock, aud s gallerli the means for IL 'ieeh move
mcut on tits State. lIs policy Will be 10 avoid tao
Army OF the frontier and advance boldly into the
heari OF the State ia hopos OF hudug sympathizers
ready 10 tear up railroads, burn bridges aud boats,
and raisc Ned generally, 10 prevent rapid pursuit.
Then by gobDhns up small gnrIlAJIs aud capturing
one or two fortified points Ia uay hold out Tor
months against odds. 10 Army OF the Frontier,
however, Is Mt cOmpo. oil duncsa and its officers
are decloed wideawhkes. They will speedily block
my game the Rebels may plan, provided that there
Id aby fighting In the programme
Gen. llerrOao nomination and confirmation "a
Majortieneil Ia very gmIiIyng news 10 his friends
here. Gen. Heron 10 stii IN the city. Beng a
ujor- Geueral, he outranks SchoEeld and ii
probably be llaced In Chief command Of the Army
OF tho Fronter. Len To his own discretion for
thirty days Heron would certainly lead that army
To ldtilo Rock. The capture OF the
Arkansas capital Is understood to be desire next TO
his heart. Such an event would be very apt to
postpone tho execution oil some oI the Rebel Gene-
rafs plans
The senatorial question has been brought 70 tho
surface once moro in the Legislature by new
OPPOSITION Tor oiat Convention on tho 10Th init
to elect two Senators. Doubts are OIL ,ertalnod
whether it will amount TO anything. The Clay
banks uro in full communion with the Pro-SlgveIy
Democrats on almost every question. Even upon
the response proposed To the Delaware Legislature
tor Insulting 10y mon BY suggesting an arlnisce,
tho Clay banks voted down tho outspoken, straight