New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07

o-o oc,inr rndcr CONSUMPTION officers appointed by
roa Davis. This is o mere pFoiext OF course, for
shifting The responsibility.
II this conscription tho worst little need be
added bat the Rebels have shot their prisoners in cod
blood NJ = ocs and elsewhere. written statement has
been fled at neadque ,ers setting forth deliberate
ate attempt 20 rsyisb married whose husband
9 IN the Uiion army. The mu.laiion Of dead bodies
and other barbarous practices wood I'LL column with
horrible and Disgusting details.
The railroads haze Suffered severely from the in'n-
sion. The Iron Mountain road las lost abou. tiree
mites Of track and four bridges, with many tanks sta
tioa.house. etc The road has been deserted by the
Rebels and toda- construction train puzzled for
yard 70 oorumeucs repairs Two Nhno.s regiments
were 10 defend tho workucn The South West brarcn
has slcred the destruction Of three long and costly
bridges tpt how much track i unknown. The Rebels
have probably captured few ear, and perhaps an en-
zine has been destroyed prevent lis falling into Their
bends.
Inc rinin line has been Injured only by tho los, Of
several sections OF track and valuable depot
bindings wetar-tsnks &C TIE information from the
vest end Of the roed Ia very limited, and The damage
NAV be greater then supposed. The North Missouri
road hes been tom up and seaed H. the Rebels above
Wnrrenton bui the nature and extent OF the iJnl"r
we're unLnos D. Tho Hannibal and s. Joseph i'''f"ad
= iutnct 20 lar NJ heard rem. Various sprcrlniions
ih, bs iDduigod in concerning tie ntento1s oil tho
Rebels but tine win develop thicr designs bct'or.
There seems 10 he general concurrence o. belief
however that Price has his heart on the capture OF
JeH6rson City, in order 70 iaaugu.aio Thomas o. IL!
noid- rs Governor and give appearance ~ Legality
10 bis proceedings. Hsynos must hasten the captaEr
Il he lad legally succeeded ClaiS Jackson, ard The lat
ter lad never turned traitor his torn 81 ooo wonld
expire So~ es day, that he has only short ter
urs OF olHce even Sy his showing Jefferson City
vii ia easy pray into the lap Of tho obos 1t
is strongly fortified and garisoped nnder command 81
Gen. f. r Brown. VITO Las withdrawn al his tFcops
from WaronshuTgh aud west Of Seaha FOR the purpose
of meeting PIice Ut The state capital
TIE defence Of Eolis is IN excellent bands. Gen John
Mcneil wAoso hG,Ica Of Rebels is eq1sied only By
scir hatred Of him, commands he post and Tor sev"
days ho u c0uscriptNd al tic oitaoas capable Of hear
ing asEas o. welding saos el to worA on the iorttea
tens 10 bas c s;rSnc force plenty Of PROVISIONS and
rrmuni,ion and what is just as good plenty OF pluck
The Rebels vii fnd ha hard customer 10 dea. with
dag II truce parry cane through from Plot hnob
arriving horo lass night 10 bring coufo Of our SUI
geoas inside Ines Tho latter. to protect themselves
against the guerrias who &C. no safeguards (nnny
az tlcIn cannot read OF wrile). brought Though =
wounded Rebel officer Moor Snrr.is~ f"n 'i''s'-
cTaEs oispose6 retain him as PRISONER
for engaging In such Irregular proceeding Fioaly
viewing .he hEDs1iie. 81 be ease, he consented 10
allow hin 10 return 10 The Rebel lines.
The excitement which prevailed in this city last week
bee snbsded. The enrolled militia Of tie county -re
eoiag their du;y-cne brigade ia 81 LGc!e1o and If
other OF Kiri WOOD the rsoihc Rsilrcad. Busne :
10 carried dali, I'll p. m, hen ID" stores o'."
ard everybody gees 10 riirg
Gen Pieasanton mas sncceeded Gen. Blair IS prom
iced by Rcsecran.. The new commander has ordered
the Fremont forts around the city be rarrisoncd a
{ measure u pIecelt.on.
Many military items might be given, bat are contra
bard