New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
FROM MISSOURI.
Glorious Victory for the Badicnls-Thc
Soldiers Vote All One Way-The Copper.
heads Give IL Up-9rnaforial Matters
Rebels Quiet-PcrsonaI Items, Ac., &C.

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hcads Give IL Up-srnatorial Matters
Rebels Quict-PcrsonaI Items, &C., sc.
From Our Special Correspondent
ST. LOUIS Nov. 10. 1863.
The Radicals have carried the State. This
unexpected victory has been achieved by the mid Of the
soldiers vctes--which are uniformly Radical by over
wheming majorites. Returns given from sixty
two counties which stand thus. Radical, 81, 7s3 Con-
sentative 27,552. The soldiers vote as far as beard
from stsrds--Radca, l,lis; Conservative, 2e6-
leaving Conservative majority fof 1870, to be
overcome by returns OF counties not yet heard
fIom aud by the soldiers votes urreturned. These
are the Radical figures. The leading Coppcrhead
publishes reluDs from 81 counties, which foot up as
follows: Radical 90 J5. Conservative 2S J4J but there
are several counties which gave Radical moJores not
included in this table The samo paper publishes the
vote In the counties not heard FROM which gave 2il2
Radical majclty last Year. Accepting the returns of
la year basis for this and adding The soldiers vote
thus I returned to the Copperhcad returns just given
and we have the following aggregates; Radical 81 1or
toscIyatye 81, lOI; Conservative majority by copper
hcgu count I, 80.
There is not the slightest doubt therefore, according
the most unfavorahe showing that the Radicals nave
ried tho State IA, Missouri Republican IL already
souiruling over the soldiers vote and has aborcd
editorial this morning to prove that vote fra"lnlent.
The Missouri regiments at Little Rock ana 'Ic!nty, IN
e. m. Shormnns army corps. AID IN the Army 0i the
Cumberland are all to be heard from. ard many coun
ties in the State which are expected 10 give Radical
maoritie-. The glorious victories IN ono fcnhs!i
yaiia, New York, Massachusetts, lnin0ls lndihhi
Mar land Iowa and Minnesota al ecipscd by tins
magnificent triumph Of the Radicals In Missouri
the combined forces OF the Copporhead synpath
oIs With The Rebellion and thcPro slavery Union men 81
the Gov. Gambc stamp. There Is no mistakng the
voice Of Tho people In ills election The Rndcals have
carried tie Ist, I'D INth. VII. and Win ,ongfos
soua Districts and the lid u still in d0ut. Radical
Ism TO-DAY expresses the sentiments II majority If tic
people Of ihi. state The lesson is aieclionaicy cola
incnded "a the consideration of the President.
To-day the Lorislainr. met nj Jefferson CIV IN pnr'
snnnce u The adjournment last Winter. On the 10Th
both Houses will meet In Joint convention 20 elect I'M
ia States Senator's According 70 present appearances
there Will he 40 election fer several days hence. Tho
changes which have been in progress during the year
have affected the status Of members 81 the Legislature
extent and u impossible 10 define the state 81
peflles until ballot Is aken ior SENATOR The Leading
Chyhank politicians are ripe for uson with the Cop
pcrhcnds aud fishing Ia the hlty pol of politics Tor
icr most available man. Brcadhend. eckinridgc
aid Glover are all mentioncd-the topprrhend slmla
tile. being concentrated John = Phelps The Radi'
o.ls are firm for H. GraU Brown Tor ole Of the SENATOR
ships. but Il sea regarding the other During me pre-
on- they Wiling IA support John y. Hen
d,r.on but the leading Radicals are now against him.
TX Senator Heudcrsous course ought TO b. lesson
o. osliran's ,or me. One year afo he might have re-
cei,cd every Radical vote IN the Legislature but hs
course n tho removal II Gen. Cuftis bis tricky billing
and coolug with Gen. Blair. Gov. Gamble and other
Cinybank leaders hss acuaicd many II biz former
frcnds lie IL In Jefferson City. and Is said Ia BE-
coariins the Radical, by profue professions Of Radical
IAN Thus be is liable Ia the charge Of being double
foed-trying 10 break down the Radicals al home and
trying e. gan their votes at the capital sach moon
..eney has o,t him many friends and while the Clay
hanis encourage rccrcancy 10 Radcasn, they VII! not
elevate him 10 a single Office m their eiit
Cen Schofeds organs me boasi4ng n The lui,t con
alton ~ The STATE II Tie pTe-ent moment and claiming
credit r that officer hich lie Is not entitled Tie
temporary cessation Of bushwharking aud the conse-
- ' neae N hch seems o. dawn ON the State s atrib
nsle a., c.us~s entirely lid. pendent ofO;en soNoicld
Tho cold weather ha. Invariably brought relief nom
guerrilla and The Aie raid BY shelby having failed to
raise the Rebels, The minor gangs are discouraged
Had Gel. Soh0GcAs forces surrounded aud captured
shclbys gang We should be- free now not Only nom
gu rias but all apprvhenslons Of their coming here
aiicr Ih. Is tie season moreover when re,iut are
forwarded t. the southern army from Missouri. N there
are any % ssnd All these things combined have
brought relief nom bushwhackng, and for this relief
mon on Morris Island. The Radical victory IN Mis-
souri, ALL DO more 70 derres the spirit o! bushwhacAcrs
fhsu dozen Commanding Generals.
personal collision took place yesterday in tie street
between Capt james H. Ends the wei knowr iron
clad builder (who n probable anticipation ~ isonead
coatracis entertained The Russian officers with ban
ruet In Now.YOrk) and Wm. Kenshaw. jr.. citkch
feuslaw applied The epitct OF scoundrc to Capt Ends
nd struek him Tho latter drew knife and onched
with bic assar but did not nflct any serious INJURIES
upon him The origin Of the difficulty was supposed at
bret e. be political but Is declared 10 have been en-
ufcly pcr-onn Buds lately made himself obnoxious To
ne Radicals hy flaming address "a bis workmcn on
Government eunhoats. advising them 10 vote for TIE
Conser, alive ticket BY means oi which the city oi "a
nonaeci Was carried fOg that party
Gen Hiram Wnlhrdgc Of NewYork has lately re-.
turned from "a visit 30 tbs mineral region OF SOUTHEAST
Missouri and although warned against the slerrilias
nfostiug that section be returned safely without en-
countsrinc one ol them The General j. Interested Oh
behalf OF New York capitalists in extensive mining
property IN Missouri. lie was hyOrnbly Impressed
wish the value Of the miacral resources Of the state
A strict watch Is still kept upon all the steamboats,
living nt the lcyc of this city The guards arr detailed
With The regularity ~ picActs and required To- pre-
vent all unauthorized persons approaching the steam
boats Tie care exercised IN the employ ment of deck
hands Is great that many applicants are refused, and
u some instances boats forced 10 employ contra
bands Ia exc out their regular complement Of hands
TIE river incendaries are doubtless. only waiting III
the present vigilance relaxed when they viii break
out again. =, ,,,
/ mo news from Gen. Blunt is not favorable. The
Rebels In large fore. have passed To the north OF Fort
smith and are threatening the lnrgo wagon train es-
ooricd by eighteen hundred cavalry under Gen. Buhls
personal command. go
Communication between Fort Scott aud Fort Smith
il said Ia be cut on.
The Conservatives are In great trbulaton lest the
Radicals should carry the State and persuade the Pres
dent 10 remove Gen. SchOcd. One Of their organs
this morning sounds the alarm and warns Mr.. Lincoln
against listening Ia the Radical petition Indeed the
Missouri election returns the very best possible re-
iolnder the Presidents letter 10 the Missouri dele
Not less than 100 Rebel gueirlas have surrendered
Themselves since the middle Of October Twcniythree
commissioned Rebel officers arrived last night from the
South Vest, who are all sick and tired oil the war.
Our military prisons nj Alton aud IN this city are
s,l nearly id containing altogether about JoV Rebels