New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

c,oxe F-,ords Sohofeld & Co The studied effort OF
these gentlemen il 10 see how far Trey can serve ITO
slavery interests under the guie Of ing the Govern
1ent Tic appointment Of men TO mintuy oIhces VINO
Ind been ideniihed win the original Sccessgnls,s ID
the carly part Of the war, is feature IN bV'
Motley connived a BY Gen Schofold, wlch can never
he e,eugrd or exclaimed. No wonder The iowa ueie'
gatn in gress expressed Their ietrs ioi 'he
saI.ty Of their own doHicjls when the nnit.1 Offices
ennonfed by The Governor Of Missouri ere sioWa 70
NAV the yarf of pettT despats in counties and ocnao1lai
Districts Bu this Is tho old story OF Miss; ilis q
ances and II seems utterly incolnp ehenshe tos. As
policy should be defended by men WHO Draw tno.I ~
9Ip The Goverament and profess the utmost iOyay 10
The railroad agitation at Jefferson City or rather TIC
contes, betvecn the scou's ond their opponents AsS
become considerably hotter daring The last woe" -
consequence Of the passage Of an onti,ssi,Sat pn
through The Safe Senate. ING iriendS Oh pY'i ~ %
snres prc present at the capital in force ana th coz
test is carried out with spirit end bitterness Eyery
night II Ia said sort OF private caucus is hed
each party in private parors where much bad qgo, Is
drank aud much personal SANDER is discussed va Tue
midnight hour Both sides claim that they Wiii nave
majority when the matter comes TO a test Vo'e bot ~
it little singular that both too willing to defer Inc
test OF strength until future day.
The proposed new State Convention 10 revise the so
called Emancipation ordinances passed by the STATE
Convention has formed the of many days acbate
An the Legislature The facts which have been aeYo
Oped concerning the rapid dinuu:ion Of slaves in the
state are very Important The estimate Is thai less
thnn lu00O ab.oboded male negroes nov remain IN
missouri tie balance being women and children Lut
the Conservatives plant themselves firmly on tho
ground that The last ordinance was sufficient To secure
Emancipation to the acceptance Of the people. Per
haps tn most curious feature OF the debate Is the Ire
querE admission OF rabid Pro-SlaSery Copperheads
that Slavery is evil which Missouri ougs to have
been RIA uf mary years ago IL Is 0Bg spCo such
declarations would have been declared treason 80 the
peculiar institution. YET thew made-not by
Radicalsbut by men who have for lifetime been the
ayoN Cd champions OF Slavery.
Coy. Gamble has lent his hand to Of the most fla
grant cases Of persecution toward Toys soldiers on
record II appears hat 60 mca, composing COMP ny
81. och Inf stfv m q
lv the United StAes have been Ordtred to be broken
Nj and divided half aud half into two different req.
menis and their commissioned officers have actually
been mustered out OF service by the Governors Order
char gcs have ever been preferred against the. no
trial has taken place. nor have the men ever bceh
oaled on 70 SAY q " on, in their own defense. They
low corfned in Scboaed Barracks awaiting further
orders Gen. Fisk, 10 whom the order was Issued to
Send ;hem 10 different regiments, has sitshed hlmsc1
force Gud he has asked instructions from headquarters
Is 10 what course 10 pursue The only thing ever s. &
gestcd explanation Of thor treatment IS TIE y ct
that for eighteen months the have voted the Rnd
cal tiCkct-an outrage the Governors CONSERVATIVE
feelings.
There is prospect thGt tina Governor win shortly be
dispCsscssed vi the power 10 hamper loya roIs VINO
are opposed TO his politics with Copperhead oheeis
The Legislature passed Gnd the Governor vetoed IN
amendment 10 the state miiiialuw allowing COMPANIES
TO select their own officers. and mpany ohesIs 70
tie Governors veto by seven MINORITY, ana II II
beeye e. the house viii Go likewise. Ii Nc Lad an m'
rartal Governor the prUpfiey Of tins low would lie
questionable under the present circumstance. as II
ought 10 be passed Just soon possible.
The Government has prohibited tho exRStatiou Of
forage from ST. Louis 20 tie northern counifs with
view O. preventing spectators from sending on supplies
fer the purpose VI controlling The market The theai
made s0re tine ago by the Chief Quarenasier OF the
West 70 seize all the hny needed al go per tun unless
il freely Supplied az that rate has not been rfiuy
enforced The Government has bought large guam
tity during the lsst fortnight az $50 per un but tbs u
vast reduction the prices fixed ~ the spectators
before the SO order was issued.
There considerable socitGde for the safely OF the
90 OF 40 steamers tho leyce when the Ice breaks
I'D Tie uuderVr iters have agreed upon plan, but
several thousand dollars have been collected 10 cary
into eEec. any plan that may be devised to get the boais
out safely The ice In the barber IL stronger row t1a
il was Two weeks sAce. The thawng sped OF last wcef
oly Affected tho surface end tie second freeze baS
strengthened the ice underneath The heaviest leans
continue cross, and the aDuscmonts on TIE ice are
novel and numerous. Each day several hundred tuns
Of excellent ace taken from the river end Il Is proba
bic that citizens may Good their drinks tbs summer
at a small expense. -.
An EnglishInan named BOYD, who has nlions GER
tcate was arrested Of hotel in this city for yenihat
ing Secession sentiment few days since. Ito ordor
ioT his arrest came from tho SECRETARY Of az and
Lloyd Will DO removed at to fort lafayette for sale
keeping. The calls 70 mind The notorious fact thii
huydIes OF the freshmen who received british proteo.
lion papcrs when the drsft wGs first suFgcst0d, aIe
among tie noisest and most blstGn; Coppeshoads In
town. -..- =
The negro enlistmorts in the interior furnish few
recruits each day; but compared 70 what ought 10 DC
done, the nuts are indeed meager.