New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

ST. LOUIS, July 3 1864.
Gen. Roseerans has issued an orier designed
to enlist the energies Of the people Of the interior in the
suppression Of bushwlaeking. The General refers TO
the dcsoatiou of whole Counties and the utter Df0ss
bty Of satonug regular military force as TO pre-
vent outrages on the people and tLer property Then
he calls for public meetings to be held IN every comfy
and township for The election OF Committee Of Safety
TO be composed OF the best without regard to party
issues who shall proceed 10 raise two or more military
companies for temporary service near their homes In
suppressng guerrilla warfare. The General says mat
By Al arrangement with the Governor these companies
will be allowed to elect their officers, who viii be
commissioned by the State when elected. He appeals
Law abiding citizens 10 throw aside their party preu
dces. and unite in common effort to preserve the
peace of every county by raising such force that the
eueras will hesitate 10 attack them where such pre-
paratiOns are made This movement meets with favor
bur It's success Is very doubtful Many counties are
really in the hands OF Rebel sympathrs who feel that
their property safe from their friends aud DO not
care a copper cent what becomes Of their nelghbOrs
Yet II deserves thorough trial
The Conservatives in thorough earnest about the
removal Of Gen. Rosecrsns and they using Gen.
Haecks hostility 10 the commander Of this Depart
ment convenient card for effeeting that object
senator Henderson was appealed To sometime ago to
give aid and comfort 10 tho movement 1t Is beloved
that Of the Union officers are engaged IN the plot
~ they are opposed 10 every Radical and that's what's
the matter with Rosecrans The country ought 10
understand that the Conservatives simply wish that
Rosecrans may be removed in order to pave the way for
returned Rebels 10 vote on the State ticket and elect
Copperhead Governor November. That u the sole
motive Of enmity toward Rosecrans II he Is Ia command
here no Rebel will be allowed TO vote IN Missouri ex
eepting with military prison or something worse De-
fore their eyes. "
TIE Rebels continue on the rampage in the vicinity
Of Lexington They attempted 70 capture the steamer
West Wind lately. Wellington but the captain
was too quick Tor thsm. The boat was followed Tor
more than mile along the river bank and fired INTO
The War Eagle another boat, would have run INTO the
hands of the guerrlas at the landing where the
Wes' Wind was attacked but for warning given by
the officers Of the last boat The same gnerrilss have
taLen possession OF the telegraph wires between Lex
ington and Kansas City, and refuse 20 allow It's repair
They have carried off about OF the wire ihey
roam about tho country stealing every morse sney can
ind snd robbine houses within two miles Of
No mails run in that section Of the state and e condl
tion Of affairs is outrageous.
The audacity VI the Rebels seems 10 increase every
day. A religious meeting was brokea up In Bachsnsn
Cornty Only fourteen miles from ST. Joseph, last Sab
bath and when told that soldiers were near they SAID
they didn't care as stronger force Of bushp hackers
wa: near a, hand. Several guerrilss have been ar
rested In Liberty, snfy oaylng goods WIN