The New York herald., 1864-11-28
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Et6ayu Di,pue-Reocol Of General RssecrdHs-Reuiua
Of Es:a,uAaekins-vo.sa Guerilla, K,lled-Suf~ing Of
1soops-A w9maa Sentenced 70 be Flung, dc., dc.
"who killed Cock Robini" was not . more puzzns
question than who drove Price from Nissouri Gen.
Peasanton claims that he did II with his hisscurisns
General Curtis says that the Kansas troops did the bus
Out OF this question controversy has sprung up
which result IN good for the service General
James H. Lane, commonly known as jim Iano, Inc grim
chetan publishes threequarters ola column this morn
Ing in reply charge that General Curtis had nothing
to do with ths capture Of Marmaduks. Lane says he
did. Doubtless tomorrow somebody win prove Curtis
did not, aud SO the contes, will 90 90.
An interesting quarrel going quietly In this city
in relation TO the removal Of General Ewing from com
Major General Pieasanton bis successor Some time
ago story was current that General Ewing would
be made major general and appointed to command the
Department. OF Missouri II was said he Was candidate
for United States Senator In Kansas and that the pro-
posed arrangement would get him out Of Jim Lanes
and at the time got rid Of Rosecrans. The rspub
politicians have taken fancy to Ewing aud made
him their pet the time seeming 70 withdraw their
support from Rosecrans This story having reached the
latters ears he concluded to send Ewing out OF the
city The republican protested and this protest
The story now current is that Rosecrans will be
relieved or command, and the department. either restored
to Major Curtis be given General Ewing. The
occurrence OF these two events among proba
biites.
Advces from Southeast Missouri represent continual
apprehension Of trouble with tho rebels Coone
Naupin, In command OF the Forty-seventh Missouri Vol
unteers, lately returned from, scouting expedition
In that region and reports Dick bushw hack
increasing in number and deviltry. The remainng
Inhabitants have packed up their househod goods, ans
arriving quite freely at Pilot Knob Berrymau found
1ve Union soldiers 10 camp Black river last rhursiay
November II, and killed them. He had captured SIN AL
wagon train belonging TO refugees and burned everything
q work Of maignty worthy Of fend. II is gratifying
TO know the necessary arrangements have been
drive out these bushwhackers and stop their ourages
but after they leave the country will be 80 thoroughly
depopula,ed TO render untcnabe tin after the
The guerias in North Missouri thinning rapid
ly. OF Bill Anderson's iieutenaps, named Bill Stew
art killed opposite Bonneville Tuesday. Stewart
had surrounded the house OF Mr. W. H. Busfcrd wsathy
c,tizen with half dozen followers and then called on
susord surrender Tho latter refused and returned
the Gre OF the rebels charge OF buckshot took elect
upon Stewart and killed him Instantly, when his COM
radcs fed. leaving his body where 1t fell He had
revovers his person when killed. Nearly all OF
Bill Apdersons gang have been distinguished for
carrying several weapons apiece. The cavalry scout
ing through the country creating copsterpation
En'ong tue reoel sympasuihes oy shsr nv
slaughter Whenever 1t IS proved conclusiyely that
i a man has assisted the busn kers rehes,
hs e s taken without any conjunction or hesitation
This ex.ermnacg process bas been going on rapidly
since before the election. and Mcclellan men are en-
cd in IL extensively in proporticn 10 numbers, rs
Lincoln men II IS the loyal element destroying the dis
| loyal.
as tho history OF the late invasion TO light the
barbarities OF the rebels grow in wickedness The
that Sterling lrice nothing cities
Ia sham. Know ledge OF such matier were brought 10
his at Bonneville and MARSHALL and the offenders
were within his reach; but he punished Of
them far known. Eleven soldiers. captured and
paroled at Carroion Carroll county were started
Glasgow with another safeguard IRON sneiby
| and John T. Ciark's rebel cavary overlook
aed murdered them AL eve; pa,oled prisoners ,,,e,
with passes to their homes in their pockets by Bin An.
| dorson. The single and double cases Of pareed men
murdered by rebels in violation Of safeguards are
Indeed. the rebels at Pilot knsb virtually ad.
misted that their men would not recognize safeguards
sent escort to this city to prevent gueras shooting
The surgeons released by Prices orders at Pilot Knob
The Third division OF the SxteenIn army corps, all
Infantry, arrived here several days ago, and
camped al the terminus Of the oveit horse railroad.
and yesterday their officers were compelled
| 70 give them passes TO visit the oity in order
She Mooa near their sse from
freezing. The government allowance OF wood Just
camp tho bows byrn.d tSqee d.ys TSs d,vi
sion forms part Of the foot soldiers who followed Price
aud MAJOR General A. j. Smith. They marched not less
than sx hundred miles continuously gong and
ing. The officers, after the expereace IN the Red
csmpagn chasing Forrest and going through other rss
say the Mssouvi campaign s the worst they ever
endured. The brave fellows will tome have q
Thanksgiving dinner OF turkeys, and the next day will
' probably ieave for Memphis.
An interesting spy has been disposed OF in this
city. young woman, only sixteen years old, named
! tss oath Of aIiesisTss. H earryiug contrapapd
articles TO the rebels also OF culns four miles OF
military telegraph wire in tho southeast. She ran many
risks and dangers carry out her desgns and appears
10 have been animated solely by love OF the South The
evidence showed OF the most aggravated instances
of miscbieyous spying tho has produced ana she
was SENTENCED 10 be banged Reversing the position the
rebels would have executed her without remorss; but
General Rosecrans considering the girls natuaton and
youth. commuted the sentence 10 Imprisonment during
the war.
The Naval Commission, appointed TO select site c-
Western yard. here, and to day visited tho
vicinity Of Carondeet. Thcv proceed hence to sSiro.
Ge3go ". Muat, o. New York, mences Of ta!s
mission.