The New York herald., 1864-09-19
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
Our St. Louis oorrsspondeaos.


ST.. Lows. Sept. 13 1854.
ne Peace Men McClsLlan-Hots 7Aey TlH-Pr rohssls
Detec.,on-The Coming Convention At CiScianaH-7As
Germans and Tleir Sta!as, dc.
Time is said to heal all wounds and reconcile Nd
most dscontented Is not having that eecs upoa NJ
Ct Louis peace In ne past three days have 500
little knots OF them u tho most prominent street ocrnsrs,
s engaged upon discussion Of Gen. AcCean and ~
CHICAGO platform. 'sHe stands thAs PateY0
thanI Abe Lincoln does" the remark yesiss1AA
from one whom recognized A energetic "psass's
man. and who has been once . resident OF GraoS saeee
prison for overt aoss OF disloyay. "Certainy," VI
the response Of the peron addressed, "Gen. Mccslas
is not the Chicago platform, and l would rsshss
vote for Lincoln than vote for him" This man y
also strong peace man. suppose 10 hardly necessary
for me 70 say Eastern readers that the most u ~
peace here have been sscsssoniss from tho stsy
and opposed everything Ike upon the seeded
States There who earnestly ia fsvss q
the Union when the broke out; but they form -
nory Of tbs peace party. Among this minority -
mention General Price, the democratic nominee for os
srnor who WAS friend Of the government q
tho start. The emancipation psoclsrasoa s!sgess<
him. and hs 10 now among wosSs meo Tue majority q
the delegates to the Chicago Convention wsfS ned of -
early secession stripe. portion q shsm have bss9
once or ottener 10 the military Hsoa, and oae q 80
was obliged 70 have his parole extended before be ssA
visit Chicago. g.,
Each day since the appearance Of Mcc,sllan's tsstsl
they had not before sworn they would bolt and -
failed to do should begin look fos large dsfscsig
in the ranks Of the Missouri democracy. aomshou shh
democracy, like tho democracy every here, b usAs(
pretty good discipline, and they will Be- unable 70 bs4
out long predict that the peace men viii b bsOugA
into tho democratic fod long before shs sis6
ton 20 that the OF that suspicious day viii -
them voting the strasht ticket.
One leaders o. the school Of thousAs
o sod i.
= nj
papers, aud they announced the defecton Of Mr. Kribs
lhs morning card appeared In the Rspu6,,can wsvAsl
In such way ~ 70 imply that he adhered 10 the Mosh
Ian ticket, although did NOT say point blank WhaE
over bis real sentiments, Mr.. kribbsn anxious to havs
no trouble 10 the democratic ranks.
The movement for . convention at Cincinnati on the
2sth Is being received favorably among the FremosS
radicals Mr. Lincon's risnds are not IN the move
ment The Fremont men likely 70 be strongly repre-.
sonted in the convention and they pretty he
delegates and viii mako the convention noisy as
possible. From what gather from the politicians,
drsws and would no. be surprised .. ts sppsarssss
before this reaches you.
they viii under no circumstances vote for Mr. Iinee.
Many OF them promise their votes for McCielsa she
sy msy 20 n.s, ina
In part but largo number OF the Germans will cee-
tainly refuse 70 vote for NJ Lncolus re election TAs
Germaus are obstinate when once their minds are
cali is out for the preliminary meeting .hs, b -
drop both Iincos and rremoai. II viii b. held .. ~
--"a.l
ST. LOus, Sept. IL. 1884
rrade ordr-ArtAssas Rebels Pr9srirs 70 Invade -
Sate-xcC,el,ans Prospeex 70 kisesu- WAss h0
Nsends Say--6tssmr LsU, 10
An order appears tbs norsns stoppias the sale =
goods that may b u advantage 70 shs gusrlas In ~
southeastern portion o ths state salt asd similar
ces 70 b allowed only In limited qualities. SUD
csot for tne wants os ths nhabitasts.
There fears that the state may soon BE- invslsA
from Arkansas and the Of last year repeated
Recent tdngs from Arkansas The effect thai shelby
has withdrawn his forces frsa bcswsen ths White -
Nlssssippi rvsrs and 10 gathering them o. PeoAhostas
and BAtssvie. rebel force fros TEXAS Nosshssa
Louisiana advancing spsn Little Rocx, and Lass -.
counts north OF ArtadslphA 10 is supposed ~
the rebel intention TO attack ~ ai events thrssssa
Little Rock aud Pine BluH ~ the same time tAAA
Shelby into Missouri. The foros We
latter s somewhere from three 70 ave tAoo-
sand men and they wen mounted they could eA.ss
Of interference, and pmsiby OF capture - tbs nintAs
iorcs 10 interior . sov pretty well drilled. shsiSg
Ina, he brought into hssosri year ago.
The telegraph gives news q guerrilla rah upon ~
fear Of the repetition Of the visit No one was mn
u the RAID but there was - extensive pusdsDs q sss
Tne supporters ef HcelAn feel fully confident o thSsv
ability 70 carry Missouri They aessri that conssrvss
por, him, AID tsa. the paper Win declare fsvo.
fney count on the whipping in Of the pesse nen
they get their present nin.n and sworA
themselves out Furthermore. they are looking fer
Frcmonps Withdrawal, and are certain many Germans h
IL these hoped for sysus eccus Is. nscsisn ,iot.s -
certainly carry the Stata There strong greusd for h
liev ing that some, n not all Of them viii trausptrs
BY the sinking OF the steamer Joha J. Roe near New
radrd four hundred cavalry horses drowned aaA
large cargo, chiefly govsrsnsst properly, became .
total loss
The Fire st Binghamson.
L. BScHAsros n. r., sept. IL, 1884.