, 1864-03-20
Tho Manchester N. II. Hirror, In reyieu
Ing the retprna of the receut election. says j:
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Gncrill4a and Raflroads-Farua1u~
Operations Political Events Re-
r turned kcbals, etc., etc.


A new civllizing influence has been extend
ed through tho worst port1one of ;Jobnson
Lafave1te. and .Jackson count;es l.; th;a o. -
I.s>t1 ~. "n1 oavNooH e""ntiso III .Hs otatc
"nefe, Inc goerai1as' especially QuantfelPi
gang, hare lately operated The Missouri
Pacific Railroad Is to be pushed forward a,
rapidJv us possible throuoh h Kans,s C,tv
~, ,c,,ta hoe No., a,,.;as5 .o ~ 1-..a.s ' Wy
lug 4oute n10 ueen utsiueo OIL INTO 6ocuons
ano io1ge sanss ol iaoofers are now Mt work
grading, laying the tics, cxcayating and fill
ing in various paris Of the route. CayaIr,
ratro1s tarc .,een ee,ob1;s7,ed an, or,,. .,,,.
..,;as ~ 49, 80 ..a ~ "sne- eup
p'leo ~ lne "oiA.ne". so tnAs .tne suetlua
cannot cross the line chosen for the railroad
anywhere without meeting with. armed re
eistauce, North of the railroad Ia now
on,,-.-a.,-,1,, .aea ,,.t-,.t - ~"
eompaA@'tss'' sA!o 1.sltsI' aA.oosn s4uao'
OF repcls' afe occasionally 1ouno Who com
NIT TIC grossest outrages on Union resi-
dents Of that section. As fast as the railroa(
is extended west the gucrillas are PRACTICAL,
driven of, as they csnnot. afford to be fol
lowed by the steam-horse, carryil., cayalry
either way to cut off their retreat ut any
lime.
The most encouraging reports Of the re-
sumption OF farming operations are daily
received from the country. Everywhere
/. there seems to be hearty response to Gen
Of the soil is onc OF the best sirns of conti,
dcncs In The fnture that the peon7e ran cxhii,,
It. Al Lebanon. Mo. the Post Onartermas,
ter LAS been distributing corn and seed wheat
for p1antinc to MI Who were willing Ia
take tie oath Of allegiance, and can furnish
evidence of responsibility. The same report
arrives from North Missouri. Farm prodnets
now bring such profits that iarmere arc ioni,.
" encour1geii to till the land as Of yore> 4
laree number of emIcrauts from the East and
ftom Ohio have lateIy zone into the North.
western counties Of Tits State and commenc.
ed farming. The prospect Of this befnr a ner-
fcctiy free stateIso iar as concerns @ s7,vte e IL,
hnn9has 5rn4sn 9anera1 attsnt9on ~ y ID
located within = few ,niIaa NJ, Ia rga +ox1s
which Two ~ years ; aeo r. mirht have han ho,eht. e.
~ sarn ya ae1nnI ra,., 5eSu a,s
anv casS. ~ ,',oh ~ ~. lom acra p'icess Ii
Ai1ens1ti, 4bo }ScaI - orthp p-;tias ~ a. 1o,,,
t..a nII7an5 ~ r1sta nfhaantfs e f ~, out7
nr,t3s ~ ~" ~. es;ita1 ~ ~. s94 .o1 mp~ i
snd canntv antho,itSas hara ag,,raIr;eta5 nJ Sts5
Ssdsn con ~ hnnnties nrcnnd,t;a5.'1i, .saS
- - y. ;t;rr rff;oerz a. -1,,is. ha1;o1-a ~. Nv
fhf,teen Ln15rea Man .rha ,-e 1saSaJ a4s ~ az
m tne nnni, ~ th;s conntv 1oov ho n,,..;nsd ~ "a 4
eas;lr The ca1i for tE9 y hnn5rad ns thnNal
and men came upon our citisens ]
tnon n ~ ths cHar eear ~ naa e.
tfnnai Irnion 1na, were sat,sdsd ~ ~ T. = n9sas
msasnrc Thr ,.ast no,Tcr ~ 4,1;rss ~ ~ Ia
nsasule. u1ssetau & anS Tasi poleJ q nulng up o3a
Iegiments ougnL % oe aonered 70, especially
~ .rn,J S'of;a- ~ o11 tt y ~ moa.u uv'
mai ~ En1one1s and othar nfHce-S ~ ~ ti, ~,
= roo,mento1 nrran1vntsnn - 80 rrasa,,t Gn1.
peShcad governor.
40 pontisai manIestatlons mare occurred
o. late 10 oletnlb me serenity OF our affairs.
Inc remedy proposed y ne TRIBUNE to set-
been sugrestei In thIs corresnonience and
is well worth the sertons attention Of the
President, The Radicals Of this State con
stitute the party OF fIeedom-they are the
nien upon whom the President Is after al