New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

The present prospect Ia war Of determination upon
the bush hackers and their friends The d.scrimna-
nation Of Thornton. Todd Taylor ana other heoei
leaders in the selection Of Radical Victims has rouscd
mp q Of excitement all through tie North'" eat
The Union Leagues crying aloud Tor revenge anu
for protection against future raids by the immediate
expulsion Of the stay st-hone traitors. Inc heoci'
have sent for uan.re and turning out into the oru'n
10 Join guerrilla gangs everywhere
Evidently the worst has yet to come Gen. FISK no"
calls for 500 volunteers to enter the neid iOf tnie'
months with their horses nrms. ana equipmoh'si
If they furnish them If not the Government VII
supply themi and plainly tells the sympaiii1ers Win
traitors that upon their response depends tneT saiey
The day for paeyng about concating such feoe's as
those who assisted Thornton and Taylor In Clay ana
Platte Counties has passed.
The atrocities Of the Rebels fearful They profess
to themselves by saying that the Union soldiers
never spare one oftheir number and hence they are
bound to retaae. The Rebels carry this however TO
shooting unarmed demonstrating into undeiended
houses end killing citizens before their wives and chill
dren They crossed the Missouri River from Saline
County on the 10th into Carroll County. and few
hours killed nine citizens the Carro!lton road about
five milcs from the town. Three OF these victims we're
discharged soldiers The murderers then crossed Grand
River waylaid the Brunswick mail stage robbed tho
pos euger took Capt Snyder Of the home guard into
the woods and brually killed him Eleven bullets were
fired into his hoad.
These fends boldly avowed that they intended to Kill
all Union men who had taken up arms for the flag
German nnmed Bauer. caught running across a
field and Immediately hanged to a tree near by. a
house was entered in Howard County by bushwhackers
the father killed. and his wife and daughters outraged
by five of the villains In Platte County. an old man
named Norris had his eyes put out and was then Killed
By TbointOns guerras These portion ofthe we'll
authenticated stories Of Rebel bBrbares VIC hear OF
every day Is IL singular that Union men cry aloud for
vengeance against the stay athone traitors who en-
courage bushwhackng, Indeed il has come to this In
the Northwest, that either Union or Rebels must
lesre the country and it Is decreed that the Rebels
must 60.
There are one hundred minor items about guerrillas
Thus the steamer War Eagle though having guard
Of fifteen men on board. was fred into at EoohePort
from a, torn the day before yesterday. Two eompa'
pAnies of guefres made their appearance In Franklin
County near Washington yesterday. Another squad
ofbusAwhackers we're heard Of this morning AZ work IN
Montgomery County stealing horses and robbng Union
men Of money One nun lost $4,000 All through the
South Yves. il is reported Rebels returning from
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aud sleep at night in the brush they generally on
fot
The rue-rillas have been pretty vel cleared ou Of
The south eastern counties. though sam llildehrand'
With forty or fifty followers was the Iron Mountain
Railroad last week Tie Rebels who robbed Hunts
re returned portion Of lhe property taken from their
Conservative friends and retained only much as they
.tose ftom Radicals. Rebels robbed Richmond tho
sfau vngka lQ
and here they only robbed the Radicals when they took
money Horses they consider their own by night and
accordingly take them irrespective Of Tie opinions Of
The owners
Have any OF your readers who have read this brief
and imperfect account Of Rebel oursges in this State
where there IL no preiense Of regularly established
Confederate authority any doubt OF the necessity q
thorough earues. Radical poicyi Yet I. Is scarcely
credible that at every step forward in that direction
Gen Rosecrans i. met with the protests and entrcates
Of Conservative politicians. They tell him that Pad
ica policy will only maze matters vorsei that tee rail
roads will be torn up women and children rendered
houseless and anarchy reign everywhere. II is true
matters will he made worse Tor Relel., but they can
scarcely be worse FOR Union men than row.
The change viii bart Rebels aud Rebels only The
ten TO one plan adopted by Gen. Mcneil at Pa-nyra u
nov esteemed the hight course. Como hat may the
Rebels must be fought severe cssoa tbs the Mere
temporiyng will not TO. THIS Is the argument Of the
leading Unon men Of tie Interior and It is believed
Gen. Rosecraus sees II plainly in TIC same light.
An order OF bln.slmoIt has been ssned agains, Mrs
spe,d wife ofGen. Prices Adju;aat General, and Mrs
Uough wife ofs Rebel stsG officer in Joe Johns.ons
army The latter had piece Of tie skull Of Il Union
soller. Mrs. Ada Haynes, wife of another Rebel Off
Ger having expressed her per!icnce s sentenced to
re.de in New. In gland VI New-York during The var.
! S NJ Kennedy, q bookscllor Of this city. has been
convicted Of selling Rebel literature hut us the gale
- made on condition the books should be distributed
op.de the CITY, the oense is held TO be only technical
aud the offender released OH o bond Of 800 not 10 re-
, The SAFE and TIE conhscat.on % all lis Rebel books
Three returned euerrilns. who had assumed the
.,cehl far.ro!e in StoddaId County. have been tired
I'd sent to the Alton Penientiary to be confined at
ard labor during the and pay $1,000 fine An
/ ,,h., Rebel guerrilla named Porter fined $1,000.
md the hard inbor romed in consideration Of his CIV
\ ~, important Intelligence concerning ne enemy
The Rebels who were lately so numerous in Jackson.
Johnson AID Cass Counties seem TO have crossed over
40 tho north side Of the river masse. Us they are
seldom heard OF OF this side. Tie telegraph Which
ley threatened to keep down. between Lexington and
Independence. has been repsired and is in working
order once more.
No moro s.eamboats have been burned here since the
confederation by wh;ch SIX lost. but is observed
an ATTEMPT was made to burn the Continental at Mem
lphs and Ere was discovered on boord the Atlantic
three days since All unemployed boats TO the number
q, thirty or more are anchored In the stream under
military regulation.
1 p.or. she Timer Missouri,