, 1865-05-13

From GER Own Correspondents
| ST. LOUIS, May 8, 1855, =
| The arrest Of the notorious DR.. Tknnblety, ala
Blackburn alias the e Indlko uerb Doctor On ,
charge Of completely In the asRaEsiuatpu Of III,
lhte President, caused no surprise in this city. al
though 1t was considered that tbs accused was no
Of sufficient fmporance to be made the hero Of ar
arrest on charge Of dislos alty..ft msy not b.
generally known that the investigations in re
lahon to tho tlleged conspiracy to kill Mr
Llneoln extended to st. Iouis. The
eorFespondence of The Assassin ~i.h parties in
this city vas quite extensive, and several OF his
letters contained obtcure allusions to OIL" and
! other 1natssrs, which the authorities compared
with other doeumcnsary evidence, and then seized
lette1r Of The Assassin to prominent star actress
who !: now playing u New York, we're eteiegraphed
IN tsll 70 tas Var Department. ana reyeslsd the
ner that OUGHT to have been made known. There
!s this aboat the discoTcries IN The Assassin'a
| letter., 1t shows that he combined the fool with
hahg dozen viIialns, aud when be wrote ench
fllly letters to females at distance, There ia.nn
room 10 dc1st h. verbally cnmmaniea-cd his de
| slFn to Da1e corsp1ratoss In washington and else
The Condition of Missouri is anon alous. While
VIC winners in Kentucky. A1ahans, and Tennessee
sncriise, here in Missouri small SQUADS Of Iesca IL
continue TO commit eutrsses Of the basest kind,
and tbus far le.s than good stz:d company have
Jcse1ay robted and burned the toEu Of III noden
small lo1En c1syen miles only from Warrensbure.
the prescnt te:tatuus Of The Pacific RsIlroaI. Il
70 Holden IN = few days, The guerlilas engaged
in this depreciation were not mora than dozen in
nsESer. This I: 20. the only case. SIX bush-
IN that lotor1ous.y di,loyal district, Galloway
county. One Of the rebels vas hiled b. y1ct,H
oi .heir ,neendi,rlsn. His body wss in On the
sou Q, we'll known conservative residing In
Perch Township. Guerillas have also committed
asnrs astioaT @ @ lately IN Charlton, Saline. Carroll
hnyc been committed By more handfal Of men.
Gen. 6anbor1 reports fsom Spin sfeld that laree
rug berg Of :urned disguised rebels from Prizes
and passing SozthRard. They do nos Quietly give
up their arms and surrender al honestly repentsnt
rebels should. but they retain their arms and rob
usually be traced By the line Of robbeEies theT
1eEve behind. II |: supposed that these wr2t:hej
and ec0undrcls are the bushwhackers who arc
dspreaatine rpon ths people Of different port;Sns
oi lle Interior. Under these circumstances, il Il
not "ondetful TINT the loyal people Of the South
west have resolved tast no rebels receuliy 70.
1eas II @ IT. sssos b 59 to t.
occurrences IN Missouri ought 10 be valuable 10
the whole country, and shoald be the means or
psnt.nt rebels shsll nbeain from al manner Of re-
sist1rce 10 the constituted authorities
The light on ,he constitution is still warm and
in'ere sung, but ns the lime Of the election (i11a
Glh) approaching, II becomes more evident lhat the
constitution will be ratified by l.rgo majority,
1he bush!sbackera in the interior are cresting
Of rehele, and the propoeai to di:traneh.se ali
sympsthixets with The rebellion meets with 40
nnch favor that 1t will override the objections to
the minor features Of TIE constitution. The ap-
position in St. Louis smong small fac ION Of
Kae1csle Is chiefly personal sntipathy to Charles
.: prase. lhtfe Is also ferce opposition f1om
men, who hslled cat;y In the var between two
opinions They wcre the neutrality men OF 1861.
vi . generally thought that the teixure Of Camp
Jackson was great outrage.
St. Iouis ia filing up with rebel rein ,ees for
The .nterioE Of Missouri and from the 5outa. They
crowd the hntelt and boarding -houses, snd nxve
u.ade ench raid on ali avai!abs Dwellings, that
pos.,hie to IND IN ee5e a 1siI awelnT nov for = less
than twelve hundred dollare per annum. Tue
worst Of 1t Ii That these pcr.ons make bad citizens
snd are not a desirable acquisition either as per
marent OF temporary fesidepts-
The tur1end"r OF JEFF. Tho npaon confirms my
etat uert ot last week. that that 1ebcl had no ID.
Thompson hsd more wisdom th8u JEFF. Davis. He
nsT the rebel cause WIS hopeless, and wanted to
Eurrsne er some time ago. ba! bis =upeEiots would
Rock settling the details for the SURRENDER
+ thef interesting -, g apssaeh for Mis.our1.
md unae.,ake to return to Missouri, there viii be
practical violation Of tae terms Of ths War De-
pzrt1aeat orders embody,ug the decision Of the
Attorney General, to the effect that, under the
agreement between Grant and Lee, no rebels can
return to loyal State.
The st. Lou,tiau who suffered robbery on The
Ohio and M1ssits,pp3 train, seventeen miles from
Cincinnati, on Fr1day Eight, arrived here late On
SATURDAY evening. It Is stated today that the
robbers were not guerf1las from Kentucky, but
gang Of thieves from Cincinnati, who learned
thst the Government would have one million Of
dollars On the train. and determined to rob It.
Ths nnly wonder is that the railroad us1ns along
The Ohio river were not robbed before. a the ID
cllltcf Of escape across the river numerous.
It is ecre rerally ktatcd that the counties wherein
the cnet'1ss chiefly operate are the dIsloyal coun
ties; aRoone for example, gave about votes for
Mcclellan to one for Ln-oln, and the conserya-
1ires there tlercelJ loyaI yet the county ia in
iested with half dozen OF dozen guertllas who
Eet the people In const4pt terror.
c'enre1 Under the order Of May 71b, issued By the
Var Department. Two-thirda Of the rebel prs
oucle lsked to be released on taking the oath Of
ale riauc: In1n3 months pep,