New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27


they have invariably shea pursued by our fOrcrs
Why Shelby does aot advance ard dcmnnsrntc against
our lines n Cape Grsrdesa Pilot Knob Is unknown
1t is coniect1Yad however that lie rs waiting Tor The
"a ala body Of Rebels ~ ~. aid then he "i move
forward There are many good and sufficient ieasohs
why Cen Price wiz not DO So prompt TO move forward
ybenhi. snios inform him what is going on among
Tho Federls.'
Whether tbs invasion is Intended real scrior-
or merely u fcint "a operations
clsaw.sro roruaius 70 he srcn. There - the 90 ba
said. howcyer that Gen. Steele, who commands oar
srroes in Arkansas has he gene in his own hands lie
can prevent on not be p.eases on ipsaso1 Of ss
souri, tut public confidence IN Gen. Steele h4s been
materially eskenci dggpg tbs !cg few weeks By tic
reports si Lis apparent inability TO hold any portion 81
rlaDsas, save few miliiory post~-s'osns his com
icatons to be .hrTaiered continuity and sceirg
rome OF his rctcs around Lt.o Rick gDhiica MP nearly
ess,y night, II Eosccraus had the army at Ids back
eompahJ0d sov BY Steele be would soon deveope the
Intentions Of Price aud The Confeicrnics Bni IN spite
81 SiGeles conae' aro preparations have boon made
receive Price an becoming manner IN he tond
advance into Missouri. The tnol,s were ready and
eager for The fray ha, i, VIII be sad day for the syn
raih.eIs With Price when that Rebel enters Missoa.
y hen le leaves T. his friends lad best fl!nw quickly.
OF their situation L. az be reliered unprasa.at.
There are still gnerrillas enough At large 10 jasiry
paragraph. Bill Anderson's gang 10 have free
swing in North Missouri though an efot to capture or
dispeise them "a az al times in progTrss since their
fcray on the North Missouri Railroad and attempt to
river gte,1is, they lave gone into tasn rob
klna again They plunIcscd Enanuse IN Howard
Commit ,i,s aud eseu L.r.le.al 4 .-.c.,, Part OF.
The gang crossed tho river and pundercd Iolsw 1 in
pctts COUNTY beside rsiiine II tie Unn G.aers ii
their vicinity and stealing horses al bi,u IT.
rested that Bii Anderson ccn.des the district ~ liz
o;,c, 81, h. II ,;u,, and ra,,n,, n with Il .fc rffsrt
t,or. - ,,; u.,t 9, ,,c matte al ,bos. oo,r,ia.
ara o,uos. u.aa,rnous,v oroirs, the RADICAL. and
-oro,ar IA ,s,,,l,, ,,itl, a.. ico, t,s,. ,,f
r,i,,,n ,,. bi boo-. opcnf udcr,op,. raid. suro
10 m,ts him a Radical.
Several ,oe.s and oilers who know ogan.rcI well
have returned from Jndlauoonlls and declare "a :,
,,rnosed Pehs, baudt u not La. tue Indian
apo'iu rpv want sensr'ior, 70 they pHhl-h story
each dag that the snppostoH at tho "rTesrd Rebel j.
none other than Qrantrel has received additional ON
frpa,ion 50 be question OF identity is sil opeh and
| unso,tlcd. A f,w days ago tho sheriff Il Lawrence
passed through tho oiiy with reputation % '"V
Morton Of indiana from Gov. Carney of Kansas for the
arrest ~ puan,reIl tbrtytwo indictments for uur
der. The Sheriff has Hot rcsursd. description 81
the noted Rebel despcrsdo has ccn. hrwnrtVi by tclo
graph 10 Gcn. Hpycy Of Indisna. With rcqa'rt to
slswer whether the description agreed with the iidi
vidnAi arrested The answer uss "ves, neAriy ou'
In tie meantime .hc ocets hero are coafdca TIA; tho
indianapolis people have made q mistake.
There Is difficulty IN restraining Tie soldiers III s'
city from executing sumipafy Justice on ihe sf"l''
orators and uanerar, nciesanother Convincing rr""'
that the soldiers all love Mcclellan There wa. s"a"
thing Of riot in trout Of the Lnde Hotel es days
ago. caused by soldiers breaking ~ Ie. h'lan meet
ing and the next evening the hcCleLantes i"und II
impossible to hire hall IN The Eshih T" afu' 'e'Ha''
tho iondidfds al 'rafe' a'S'dps"''" v" '''"''"!
nieb' MY OF sh'y roei.Is apFeh'Su ~ 'N7 49, "
me hPt"'HH once ''a maze 'ni'''' 1.0 W
an ana rehaie'oh Dahn'r DHns A1'v'' VIZ AVN
that establishment The prorietvre foes tEH Torn
ia a,nt Cor Guard md tro s,ldi.rs r,.-,. trr.srnt
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70 preserve the P-aee Inc eioh" Vi s'u'e's vas
easily controlled by the two military guardians. and
.horv after assembling dispersed Gen EosecraG rs has
saw - - -. ,, .,, ..., g., nj,
p'ouo1vu '" po'0' c,-,
law but oat Of there few incidents tho Copereas Hre
manufacturing literature for the campaisb eguai 70
.orssnarl,e factory n. tbs time sppeaae FOX sodies
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