, 1864-01-19
FROM ST. LOUIS.

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Especial Correspondence Of the Chleago 1r1bnne.l
ST.. LOUIS, January Il, 1864.
Nothing has lately caused more pain to the
nt;es,,,; 1,od;ra1s tl,un t,,e information from
1,nas,..atN1 49, .,a;. osa ,na t..a.as e.,s.a
washington tn.t tneir ~, olo ano trusted ir'eno
Owen Loveloy OF LII, is consorting with the
Conservatives at the Federal Capital aud
us1ne his influence AGAINST the c1ajms nf our
pa5;ea, hrethrcn n 4h+a,n t,,1 % 1naosn ~ ~. -
Justice from the President in the the % settlement y.
Of the scho1eld controversy In this state.
The Radical views hitherto expresaed nv Mfr.
Loyefov von1d sccm IN ossoc1ata him win
t,,o W;s.n,.: n.s,na1a ~. 49, 81. 1-A.e -
.no .s tAissouti -. naa!eaie ~ tao enort 70 Pat
GOWN ahe epread OF ipro-elaVery1nduencew which
has risen up here under the fostering care Of
the President. OF all public men from
sbroad Over Loyc,oy. from his erner,cnco
IN }hia stato anr,ny ia Ero1,o1+ noss.,s,aa
4N 49, 1850 "o f.euone e"1n
"ouio oe LIE nfst WHOM t1e hauleals mere
would naturally claim as their friend and
ally. What strange gods the old champion
of liberty of Northern Illinois has recently
-, ~ ,1,tt, ~ ,,5,,o. ~. - 49,, ~.
men Who hsra odranced - =; nn1,t;oa1 on antt ~
raent mni7cr liz tea.h;nrs Is H. 1re4.tas.1 ~
tho hnnr VII ao..a .ons nv I1ii1y ~
;ca1a evnio,n ti;a ,,heno,na.a A1A"''' A'A"
Auoiher veal has nassed and ce, scbo.
Held stii remsins n nower ev and @ ~" % sv,,,no-
thizers viii, rehellinn ore inncnlv hoost}nr
finencc Of fear to remove n him. they are also
irdu1gipg in discrcdItable allusions to Mr.,
Liucoln's propensity for bargaining, and
talking sarcusticalIy Of tbe dicnified nftitude
be- is placed in before the public, OF dickcring
with The Senate, concerning The nom,natIon
Of Schofeld as Major General, as condition
for removing him from this department. The
Radicals are mum In reply. what can va
say? Mr., Lincoln gave assurances before
Christmas. that Schofie,d shouj1 ho removed
and as the fact stands ont fhat he has not
been removed, it plainly suggests IN after
ths sa no to nse hs
the heels If he aes,,rances thot he sgnn,d dpn he
There is cyery reason tn believe TINT he rec.
nrda ~ t,,o annnrtmon+ 1.ao3onar+a.s ,,oro
mi of erIJence cnncnrn;nT tha trnot,,o,t ~
thc nee,n cnast,on ~ @ evi5anna ~ tha ~
snh,ecf Of ncrmits to rc,nosc % naSrecs on sna' 1e
nfh nr1n IN fnr srn 1nTn {r<$ $hSfN
nsaters oc,ai nct;o fatso4 r,,i;toru ~ enGa. n,a
rera mo hoSa haen o-rests5 Tor ahan;,,,n a
1;f,or.I s,,;-st ,,rosd aa1o~nS .,ns, tt.oan5t
tars ,,oY da.nana % it,roat;r.,;on ond T. +hnro
tor sa4S a., nanars ~, tin na,h
a.1noc;,y - schofoid Nv hs a,,3,,rJins poro hoo
nntside @ S WonId 1 nov ~ o hc ~ wtscr ana nop'o'
% The resi"nation % " ~ the I proroat ta,t ns,rsba,
cararai ~, Iauan " @ ,onS sn ,s @ s.aa sa,
fnTeshaaowad 1ast wccl tonl nace "u ~ antisi III
atad o ~ @ !IsG MtcA; tooh Riase as a1;ac.
pater. on .ne G osa 1ns' ~ ros .ns one eaceHens
ofa once 9 ~ efery ,Ho5
tte nr6er ~ ~ sas, s,9n,a,s anas
IT, n1ea "aaer o. tas aePaItment olneals prais'ng
r;cncT 1ras enafrair srrata;tane no' hss - ~ ~
~ mas inele " ~
qIIsoh q,nIohoid " otoauneaus eeiency IN assisting
srnr,,'3nns. =, ~ % 1gsl elelr asloss. is
n ;nipnctIon - ~ ~ ssnaa M rsasanon inio 4hio
~ a1a.a e hnra,,. " 81 e assumsu ants Of tn1s
fnr+i, e., nt!;a;5, r.aa.,,tte w. ~ o'1"
rontir ~ trensri1ed r&;a1 1,,:a case @ has r.
c;ant3, thn ,stn %n'en pnr"s+ Snoms now
Gena,n, ,,.ao .o LII 1so0s afstai ~
'onr;nn "ae' ~ E;eanr,, BULLET uaei,,,t W
arreatsd f,- ~ s,n,o +.tF;n@ son nTa, semea''
thnSa6 10 H. ,oso ~, ..atus ,arn gAtn ~ ana ~
t1,e 9on wes au anunsa s III. rsa3
- thn rt;et W. foannea ta i .n fenel pt1soners
~ ~ oAa.avL ot4sS. PlAson Aol oFeI thv
n,oanmE,," aa; sGn ~ @ ~ case-inoaga
esa nean ma,a mane sspea gasas anu sseessionists
Meie oe1oR leieaeeu Oh g1nu aaa oatn da!1y:
~ dn3s u only one ease was II Iof Inns tnat
Coi. .. was pfa1sea N general order! Bnt,
as nc nus fetl5ed, let hm rest IN peace. May
VIC meyer look npon NC nke again
,Anotnel case OF Inc ffesldent's mistaken
ciemgaey aas ,s, Sasseo s unusaM goss1p IN tnis
tlc'nlly. tlc IL "nl ee rcmempe5eq tnat Iast WIN
IL Igr 1en' tu1us ofocfea rev. Dr. nc
fhee!ers' a notofous disloyal Tres
oAtSSIaan A.tSla cle1Esman' 20 quit Inc state
Miiuin i1ln sa aay5, sne evidence upon
t mnach oen CuItls pasta TINS olaer was sat1s-
.ac.9ly 20 ~, au tola! eltizees, ana lae oraef
g.uucsa lnt gleaues5 H. sat1S1action oinonS tne
Unphaotnn uign empets UT % u W. 1nu1cn ose5 "1en
Eeo,. Mcrneetcts aIa naa PREVIOUSLY PRESIDED; III.
u9t, om a con1uata;.oT @ T.. ~th zen. W. a. allong,
a,.e;s wno mas tnen ~ ~ Washington, M Ievokea In Inc
H!st.a auo III T ua Mnole aStG1 ~ uEu.
6tas!s4,a LILLE aanGs. tnc tatlsl, neeuea oy me
dt.sa lsauents ~ inIesenee, oecaansd tahlng any
steRs 10 enforce n Ine Grasf and H. mean"hae' s '
onr,rah ~, aoneset w." nppeas @ ~ hls eaapt; LUZ
san.tet. ~ WI ~ 1tne ts. uon.ns' nsn ~ tvts
setsln y .lG ~ ,tt..aFtees, a5o lnHI eaoEI 70
IT, ~ tnx .;;;t 4.sspts & 1poseu on Mefneetsrs @
~ eno a1o ~ I,.ora,d 1mai s4cseeun1 icw t
au = IL assstEt Ill., efat.Ul t lece''Sa E1 u
..t .nat ~ "ns aalnvixsa ~, " aac. f1es!-
thn+ ~ - 1as ~ r;is,, 9at BELLE
tn tnn. Iae seaiusnt % nhs s W1ni4s enae McFaee-
Th;a et+o1 nn pupil
a.ta 1tnEtc ~ l Sbus.hnce III s niay seena ena.l
n.v;on - WIZ ~ w. ataaS;, ;nerael;a " ttnr Su
Wiz 4rh,"1, H. roia1e ~ 1t; ssat 4 msof
croancd N ~ H. 1aHa ~ ; eo ~ havs
It Is exceedingly aggrayating: Hardly q rebel
,at nue essh e pausnGu H4ia tue city aa1l1s tne
sss; .ass two yeaas, " mn0 nas noI leeelsea per
inlsslo9 ~ Ietul1, though soI1e ol tnem were
ee't.eu ~ Mth Many n1ay onfaog ihe easiy Stages
q. aas "1I; oc4 Many opcn ana aVowea eeces-
s!oaists 81 M's ~ loo! A,e uoM nplaing commanas
IN tLls stale. LooK o. the business Of negro
% %en9s!mente-hoN m tnls WORK mas ocen IN,
Pe@su 1y S,.p prosasesy ETY. oees 1 whose 30tnaa
now poid and defiant the rebels are in THIS
c1!y, anq 1oW tney are seeking 10 control A.
lalIs. u II sIranse M 1nat ioyal men iook WIN
Patn On Tue 1ll-taneo 1cnlency OF tue fresl-
den1, t9Wafas men SO consplcuously d1sloyM
as Mefheetefs; Or ls It strange when the
frcs1ocnt does such things. that pro-slavery
frovost Marshals should so considerably mr.
fInny Interview took Place early In the
week between Gen f1sk, now commander OF
this district, and delegation OF 1ashion9ble
ccypTlans. They doubtless expected raid on
their tenements by the Provost Guard after
the manner Of the visitation to the gamblers.
They wanted to know II the General intend
ed such movement. He replied that he
could give them no assurance pro or con that
ThateVcr action he meditatcd touching the
houses Of ll-fame now SO extensive = patron
lied by military men In this city, he would
carry out fearlcesly and regardless Of any pro-
tests. One Of the DANES present
offered to- give up, fashionable
lagnio on Poplar street, with all It's
furniture to the Union refugees, and contrib