New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-22
FROM MISSOURI.
serisus Guerrilla Treubies-Pcsts Eveeu.
sted by Union Forccs-GeSmnR Settle.
v,ent Afscked-PoiiticaI,e etc.
x. o.r soeciL Correspondent.


sssd by Union Forccs-GcSynnR Settle.
v,eut Afscked-PoiiticaI,e etc.
r,o. Dor spesiL Correspondent.
ST. LOUIS, Juno To- 1864.
rba bnshwhacker trI-lhle hes increased rap
al, and dangerously during the las week. The prin.
,,n.I rang seems 10 BE- at work in the Southeast in
Cana Girsrdeau Bollinger Stoddard. and Ripley Coua
liza There are gangs in that sectien. of them
an strong and the other numbering about CO. who keep
o.,ary AZ Cape Girai deau aud vicinity In the sad
n. ohut all the time. The Rebels have unrestricted
Ito, Of III cou try from tie Arkansas River 10 the
xu,..ry post at Pstt, rs,r within few miles OF Pilot
- Oar norcos have evacuated Batesve Jackson
- ,ra other small places this sic Of Little Rock.
IA ,bs Rsbels are cols,rpihg al the male nh'oitAns
"a stealing al the property they can find IN the eoun-
au 81 Rogers hes sent out two scouts nom Cape
EEy..Ssar Who have Killed humber OF the guerriss,
1src, T,lsr commanding at Pilot Knob has gobbled
is,.s nnmber a so IN the vicinity OF Greenfield.
mLe ..J cperrla region In Sahne County-uhlch has
sS nore recruits for Price's army than any two
Pusics In the State--s gain the scene OF trouble
sl gsng entered the little town Of rsnford, set.
led chiefly BY Ger mas on eanesaey lssi aha nitef
s.s,sl Missouri River steamers have been fired upon
Am the abore passing tho borders Of saline County
a.. Wavsry an attempt was made, in collision with
sr,iss on board capture the Prairie Rose. loaded
rith Government stores bound to Leavenworth CITY
The best luckily esceled aud the Rebels on BOARD were
h,ndad oTer 10 tho Commander at Fort LeayepN0rih IN
irons Saline County l. full OF Rebels returned from
Prices AMY who intent upon punder and mischief
They have no idea ol returning TO the Confederate
army but ready ~ do the Union cause al possible
damage ct home.
On the north side Of the river dalns and disastrous
raid was made by guerrias into tie town Of Keytes-
vile in Charlton County. The Rebels were ander com
nsnd Of fellow named Ho.tselaw. and we're come 20
strong well armed with revovefs and shot guns
They mounted On horses stolen near ST. Joseph
about fortnight ago Showing that they have worked
eastward considerably in that time They made clean
sweep Of every thing OF valuc in keytesye and nred
4heir guns sud pistols into the houses ndlcrminately
les were robbed. and the Collector OF County Taxes
forced TO hand s. w Ia gresn6sckh whies
they told him we're ju his possession. Is u strange
Chat the able to pounce on undefended
sowns when 81 may spiss and viiainons iniorners
were at homo who have taken the oath al amnesty or
IN ordinary oath Of csiauesi The Rabes remained
In Keytesvilc several nOGis and started eastward.
In the western Counties Cass. Bates. Jackson, and
Lafsyette the buShwh,ckes continue TO 60 about In
ANAL squads Thes have had tie !emsrty 70 enter the
Town Of Independence. al Eongh theie Us SuSEd
shere All tue stage rOgtes west Of Sedn, running 10
Bonneville Lexington. Independence, and Kansas Cily.
lave been broken up ~ tAe enerruAs snG IN several
oascs tie stage horses been stolen Tlss far they
have been leuieut toward the workmen employed
opon the extension Of the Pacific Railroad, though they
must know the building Of the road will put stop 20
their freedom Of movement In that gpef1ia-hauted
country. Qu0nlrcl bisscif Las not beea positively
heard from yet, bu IS tie story OF hS cesh Ias nor
been confirmed iii fair Inference hat he Is san awe
and preparing for Siike, soDevn mere which VIZ Ten
Oh the Union cause.
An through the Southwest there Is current belief
tina. almost any day the Rebel Colonel joe ShebJ wiz
appear ON his through the heart Of she State. The
cattle have been driven 10 tie military posts snd IN
many INSTANCES the pasture lands " North Mssonr
IN Montgomery Ceui D. ~ keep them oat Oh ShelDys
vsy. and the farms aIe worked by persons who dare
not stay upon them ri night. Tbs military suthorties
were informed by General Steele some weeks ago, Thai
Shelby was preparing for raid Into Missouri and an
Intercepted Rebel G.lhog has confirmed the story
Yet the time that hss since tie brat report now
suggests belief tist tits movement OF shelbyt was
Seint and that he as lued Marmaduke IN his eudeay
or to close the ravgai1n The Mississippi at or near
Columbia. Shelby LAY have sent bis adVance guard
Into SOUTHEAST Missouri to ascertain the chanees OF
penetrating the State by at route. III 80, their report
must be quite favorable "a the light OF recent cape
-ience 80
While these Rebel movements are going on 10 ssitate
the people Of tie state, TIE militia forces are bti
called out for dr ard disO pine. Two regiments have
been consolidated IN this city and sworn INTO The SER
vice for 30 days. anu another has been on duty ort
night The Governor has order cd call for two 9dsy
regiments 70 be raised IN ten days pain Of state
draft The consolidated regiment on duty here has
been In mutnous for several days on account O'
the shameful negligence vi their C0mnisssIy In Keep
ipe the men in carp AZ hours without food sHoept
sns such as they could with their soanty means supply
A bout threequaters broke Iron camp aud came 70
town and the 10Th Kansas hos been doing htey Dus'
meas bunting them up Ihe militia service ~ 81 Lo1ls
"a IL poor hands Ire Rrigsder-OeneIa eoinisaL az
u probably the most Unpopular man In Inc eJ a. tAs
moment -. .. - $1,000.
The political elements Of Til, State ar. undergoing
another shaking up. The Radical Germans have
resolved to stick to Fremont through thlct ana INN
while the American portion Of the party under lie LEAD
Of TIE Missouri Des-ocrst are importing lincoin ana
JehnsoD The REX Of tie Blair delegates al Bati'
more the triumph OF the st Blair party In Congrest
and In Marylsnd has satisfied the American portion OF
the Radicals President Lincoln viii d. educated mp
70 q Radical stand. post aher awhile. The German
papers have read thu late american friends out OF Tue
party including sl the Baltimore delegates and The
Missouri DOera They threaten 70 scratch the name
Of every man rvIn The Radical State ticket VINO sup
ports Lincoln 10 that the fight no tEihing matter
But the State ticket Is endangered Col Fletcher
the Radical nominee for Governor, IL moderate Ere
mont man. Tho Americ I.9dicals are more clart
ghan their German aies and they vii support Fletcher
in spite of his Frrmoni procivities.
The most disgusted set q politicians IN the County
may be described e. the Mssour Claybanks. They
are terribly bitter the Baltimore Convention They
ran around like madInen tie day the news came, ana
denounced II outrage. Now they pretend the
Radicals In trap. but they must supporr Lincoln
scton Of Congress in throwing out Cen Blair from the
he held Representative Of the First Dstrlct has
further embittered them ond II Ia currently reported
that the General will tie nominated for Governor on the
Copperhssd ticket. But most Of the Blair men are
office holders they mist support LiDcon and yet 70 act
with any portion Of ii Radicals IL Calling.
The effect Of these differences and the Independent
action Of the Copperheads viii be to rsorganhe and
reyoutionse parties in this state 1t is even talked
among the Copperlesds Of sending delegation 10
Chicago ~ support John G. Fremont for the Chicago
nomination; but that won't go down. All sorts OF po.
utcal bargains divisions of Offices and Jos are heard
Of bat there 10 nothing this determined Jet
No State presents many curious political phases AZ
this.
Some hard stories are told hore Of certain specua
tons down the river, and IL half Of them were true,
there ought 10 be general Oyerhaung VI a'falrs Gen.
Washburn and Gen. Slocum are said TO DO intent on