New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
FROM MISSOURI.
A Rebel Asvauce-sharp Repuiso at Fay
eticviIlc The Previous sitnation-Our
Forces Foil Eack in the south East
sent Forvard-A Flight
on I!ondny--Gen. Grant, etc, etc.


on Eonday-Gen. Grnnt, ETC., etc.
From Our Special cOrv,pOnasut
ST. JouI, Aprfl 81, 1864
IN advance OF the Rebels into this State, in con-
siderable force, lie reported simultaneously with nn
attack en- our outpost vt Fayetteville in the south
wet. The coincidence III time, aud the manner IN
Which the Rebcls have concealed their intentions,
clearly point TO a change in Rebel commanders In
Arkansas. Iustead Of the hesvy, slow and unpopu-
lar West Pointer, Gen. Holmes our Generals now
are required TO deal with Gen Sterling Price, one OF
The abiest officers in tho Confederate rauks- lie has
shown considerable tact already trying to capture
our advance in tie ,out east aud southwest st a.
moot tho same moment. Bat luckily both Efforts
have been fooled. The attack on Fayetteville, Afk.,
IN pont OF time, occurred first. Gen. T.. Z. Caoeii,
formerly Colouel Of an A,ksusas regiment Ill mo
IL uel service, whom HinGman denounced IN one oil
ihe cips'ches captured a. Van Bureo' by Gen
Dinn', ss a cruuksfd and an incompetent oneer-
this tame General tined, by sudden stack on thS
Town, 10 capture is garrison. Our little army ''s,
0ned there consisted Of about 900 men, composed
ss follows: companies 10Th Illinois Cavalry, S3oi
lst Regiment ArkAusss infantry, 65ji lst Regiment
Arkahsa. Cavalry, 60Oi ID Regiment AfAsns" Cav"
airy lorniue), 200; srtileriets AID coDyalsscen's
| 1905 the wuc.e under command Of Col AZ. LhfIo
linrrison Of the lst Arkausas Cavalry and formerly
Lieut.-CoL Of The ID Wisconsin Cavalry.
The Rebels found our mCn prepared 10 give them
a warm reception, ard the dispatcher received ~
headquarters indicate tia. ths action which ensuei
was pretty hot while It lAsted. Our ben we're pro-
tect.d by houses and rvdoubts thrown = as TEN
pOrary works only. The only marked Incident inns
lar card Of In the mesger accounts by Telegraph,
a brilliant Cngrge by tvs cout o. lhe ISL Ar
| kansas Cavalry, TO torn tho snemy's Hank. Inc
charge was delayed for some osuee, and tie edvanc
Ing cOlunn received tie shock OF The whoie Ike ,ei
force Our ride los. about itiriy prisoners IN tn .
charge, but the result was decisive, AS the Reoeh
turned and fed toward the Ozark In apparent con
fufion. 1ney came from Van Buren,, aud probably
inteudsd u raid Into Missouri after capturing TIE
Eayette VILE garrison. Their game was blocked.
AID they retired severely worsied. Our own Was
unable TO pursue.
The fist opposition the Rebels encountered In Their
advance into south-EasI Missouri was nj Patterson,
email post town in the western part OF wayne
County, north-west Of Greenyillc tie county ,ehl.
Patterson ia point of strategic importance for hold
ing goerrias Ia check in that section aud hhs been
/ held BY Union cavalry ioics almost constantly
sn.e ire retreat of Hardee, during fremohts
famous Hundred Days In tAif State. 1he receu'
| garrison cousisted of n State Militia Regiment
| mounted as cavalry under commsLd OF Col EDWIN
/ Smart HE report Of yesterdays operations lie
summed up ID n telegram 10 Gen D"Nidson, IRON
| Pilot Knob. Tue report is az follows;
could not communicate with you ytUtId'y The liue
va 'coH '' ne erlssel-t' began -sish va. "a
NE, Gom post had 'coni Ga btei hlvef vac
found ,he enemy ssy y-t.rdtJ morning but t-y 'Seo'ed.d
M eu * hem # ihAi 'leJ eoud not e0rHuleasv with
ID. number Of the easrny vD between 100 and 100
,bs, thew hso IL piece. o. artillery could not ascertain
uEo osumsndoI me sssJ. Ihs sstaos bssNn a. cut u
ge.ei on Hesses. station io4d With seost Lad ssEt
~ les ,sss MsJar Wood to r,,n'ere~ Win battalion
lie b, ID IA czech ard skrshsi tt' u into le-s Th
Gave Time 20 load ia a. Ad have them ready 10 Esrs
| n Lao 10 r.tteaL
bsiO1s lef town destroyed -kit stores could net
brus .w.y Eotlil. fel into 10, hsods Of tks snsny
IIs r.ht continues BIG Ctss shsu ns' this side
otsa NH h.si to sssd a, Bs c"sI Itsy Ct in ny
hop, sls .ieEtsd % cut % NJ ieus.t ss1 i0esd eJ
way AID formed this ses Of TIE efvsf The sueIf ia
NJ los M L.i Wsaad.i .na Hisnt IN ID. ,euos VA.
alb hfy ksd iks bssi klTsT Oiser~ uod Val
q, 10 bu.h CfesI osI, ss9 tts Reeve, ssi.n osd
wt hsse Dot BssGa hoUl MI SID Jou an sheaAi 10
POT =. .oen a, e.E learn al ID. sst.l'
9shSp =ssf;s a. 20 s. I'll TITO The hsHA' Of
Ny p.leh. i. s'l IN sood sds AID az ns- iotsihsr
creep -. .os .Ss,, ~'''9D ssT c si
ReSuforeensents have been scot from Pilot Knob
for ward and from st. LOUIS TO Pilot Knot. 10 pre-
yent further u4i.ebsf b tie kebsls. though Col
Smart could not ascertain the bAus Of !Be Rebel
commander IL il believed that ilarmaduke u the
IL dIyiduAi WHO leads the Rebel forcs Oh this occa-
zion lie is known to have been oscllatug between
Iocshgutas, JscksoupOrt, Little Rock, and Chalk
Bluff or4nore ,nAn tNo months pact. lie threat
.uea al ols period 10 advance Oh Gen. hcNiel, al
BloonfeII Bat McNiel wac too sIotg Tor him. II
quickly ut posslble, or 10 may soon fad heAiel In
his rear.
From various indications, the undoubted object Of
tbe,e raids upon our ouipots 10 believed TO bo the
silrr1nR 10 Of guefras all ever tie State, 10 cover
Interior de,IaIs. few days ago deserisr Waited
Gen Horror, near ROlla, and Informed him tia.
Price war At Iitle Rock, and that Ha alytno, into
Missouri was openly discussed tie streets Of that
towu Intercepted kcb,l letters have frequently
contained aes fIiUns that vhrUeyer Price moved to-
ward this State, the Army Of the Frontier would
have its hands iull attepdIug to uatt,rs al home.
Under these circumstance, the inference Il drawn
that the raid, under CaOell and MarmHduke wero
bst blnRers vi other dsshos 1T liues WITH view
OF encouraging Rebel sympIthizeis Ia cue country
20 oyerrn The country with bfe az rword to create
diversion IN tie rear. The gume viii fail, Low
ever es sure y us there is suuLsht la Heaven.
Our local affairs move Oh steadily. an Iuycstlga
ton has been ordered into Tho dirgrseefI kduap-
Ting OF negroes 10 sell into Kentucky Slavery, and
lie guilty. parties Will BIZ maze " suffer- though II Ia
understood the principal abettor claims ~ be good
loyal nao, aud links be hni done nothing not mar
ysiOusly proper.
pos 1t nay be stated that tue Government, needing
Two Hundred teams,ers III al emergency, found them
at thnty minutes notice II this city, aud in three
hours they were on their way 10 work for Uncle
bad.
Recent arrivals hero from below mention rumor
10 The army thst Gen. Grant s shortly TO be super
sedtd. lie correspondents On the ground probably
dinlike ~ MeLtl0u IT,
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Shocking Tragedy.
tttpnrR--A MAN KILLS gISTEE- !