New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
FROM MISSOURI.
Lee's Observation-Disclosures spon Missouri
AGair--Whss will Kivb, smith De
Mere Negrors Hnnycd-Htbei Recruits
Capsured-Sadxc Bates on the Ram
mage. DC.
page, DC.
From Our Special Correspondent.

INe eNcltINtht hiio"fH thI 'hS NV
was Of the most at.lse character touch 1t was not
manifested ty so many outward dc.nonstratons as
marked the rcws Of the fail OF Richmond fow days.
ago th,nch respects the Joy Of the people was
more decidedly expressed. We all thoGght the ciimax
OF lis displays was reached week ngo; but today
fresh lots Of bunting opened. and in I'd iten to
the profuslnn Of nIgs Shore tho steamboats,
displayed their coloTs. rang their beis; tho state
ON Change were too excited to do any business. and
pecaIy excited s1i in their particular sections VI
Tho city held several hnpronptu celebrations their
own account. Ono eievated an ealgy Of JEFF
Davis. and appended to 1t plecard with words: 1.-THE
Road to Pence" meeting is To be held tomorrow to
prepare for celebration The l3tn. tie 1nni crssry OK
the capture of Fort Sumter. The newspaper, were
badly Old by mismar agenent in getting tie full
correspondence between G,sat end Lee last night It
cane ~ n separate message to Gen. Pope and passed
tlrouga the telegraph Office going to Lcuycn godh City
Yet vas Withheld from publication Until the Assos
satei prcss report arrived Wien ut the ualucy MOI
NETT tho wires oct AID the papers were forced to
20 10 press vtAort in porant csnils frcshadoyed
in the thiee-liae dispatch from Secretary Stanton
Now then tho Text important consideration to the
Lees army Lave upon the suppression Of guerrilla war
flTe n THIS State. Judging Ivy tho past it oags. to
have M excellent eject. Whenever the Union arms,
have snat1incd rcgcrse. the lnshwhacserS have
sprung up Ike magic all over tho Stats and the
irary effect should 5low where sreh decided victory
has occurred The most intelligent Rebels have long
believed tia, the chance OF Missouri being restored to
tlo Confederscy depended on Lees arny. Tho aDo-
rent masses have learned to believe tia. Les would
'iunT whip Grant and u...u i,oly capture Washington
and Ia duo tine dictate the terms Of peace ss to in
cludo tie State the SogtaeIn Coa.edesaoy THIS has
fact been their soe ard Only reliance since the dis,
astrous issue Of Prices last Invasion 1t mist be ROY
mcnbeIed, however, that the Union Tea In tho In :
terror have expelled hundreds OF Secossonst, and that
Others talng the hint Of possible Contingency yo!un
;arily left fac.r homes and enigrGted 10 California
some Other distant Staa The encouragement II gues
rlss f, tho seeuoo o. their r.eI ds. the Withdrawal
Of symplty on q. the opsessDesS OF Tho Rebel
cause. Vii soon be developed.
AIocr interesting lcs;!on 70 the whola country Is
the fate og the ,nrge army OF Rebels Tie largest and
perhaps on arny Of any responsibility eft 10 tho Con
fclracy - nos An Te1is. Louisiana. and Arsansas,
nrder Supreme command Of ItIsy SGiih. 1lls army i
s estlu a;ed by the Rsoe.s a. 1000 strong. bot our
own authorities reduce the lu3b.r L, 20 oOo eiTcua
sianre occurred few days ago. which has 6yen rise
20 many Wild Impressions printed ci cular fell into
our hands cmbodying letter Tiilea BY Major q > j
West JIdge-Adyocaio on KIRBY S.iith's saa. TO tho
Governor of Texas vhercl tie proposition is distinct
IL stated TIA. tae impending danger Of the defeat Of
L,o Ia Virginia vii bring the saole bruat Of the war
tho STATE Of Texas tho other trans sissppi
States not reliable lac writer says the troops on
this side of TIE will not obey al order nom Jeh
Davi. 60 East and 1t Is III elsss 10 probing It's war
against She hole ScItb. He therefore Proposes ~ join
tie Rebel force tie Liberals under Jrarcz and drive
out tho French and MAMMALIAN, In hopes OF deserving
VIII Of United states Gose-nmont more esab
lisho the vhoc ani This Is the reverse Of the
sensation story Lately heard. tia, kIby smith
pegoii6tng for alAter of his army 10 tho service 81
Msxmilian. II il plainly evident thl, III, Rebels must
early disposition OF their oIce or they will
turned banal eat Up the substance II their
own ifieGds. /,
Events IA the State comparatively insignificant"
ho villains WHO have lately turned their attention
iynchng regtoes for the horrible crme Of ieislS 10
work E.r them. have catered Galway Coaa.y aid
created panic among the oolored population by string
ing up two negroes in the northern part Of the county
his net Vas performed By few Robes led by fros
Vi calls himself Bill Martin. young Iiellion OF Gala
way" Ihe cavalry sfo on sharp hun. fcs Martin. a
The bodybuilding nov reported in Missouri consists
n raids upon deferseless Settlements insisting ofthrec
pr four housos and horse hievng by five ak villains
no claim 10 be regular Confederate soldiers. Our
cavalry arc never burdeped with prisoners Of that
stripe. however. and knotty questions are cren
brought before Gen Pope for hs doos.oa ~ matters
defining tho status VI prisoners. III
II wa different however with lt Kebos and Iebel1
bc N prfc,'z nm 4. a
Forsyth road south OF Sprin sdeld QUO day Last week
The Lieutenant tho sick list when Price le tho
state aad was taken into private family Of Rebels a,a
concealed for several months Until he entirely well
rhe fellow then recruited IL FOR Price asd started
ou,hvard. lie Is now in the Alton Penteniiary.
A largo haul of whisky has boon made BY the Colec
or Of Internal Revenue for the First District IN ths
state He discovered that the OF certain dis
iers In Illinois about 90 per cent Of the anoun1
hey regularly shipped to their consgnecs In this o,y
nd on ciosor Investigation ascertaned that regular
yse Of fraud has been praetoed for several mcnus3
~ which tho Government has lost about e3No00. Hoo
las now $50 barrels on hard Of conGscaton. ~
Another fossil has 70 the surface again EdvardY
Bates ists Attorney General Of the United States has
to prove tina. martial law is IN unconstisu
fora usurpaton the aots OF provost marsha, Arbitrary
MI unvsrrantcd BY any law. and the acts Of tire Mis-
ouri State Convention revolutionary " course smell
IN effort Is direct appeal to the people to reoist mar
is Law aud thereby create second rebellion. JudgeA
Bates il evidently III dis doage aoi thinks be may be-
ono martyr he tells us In bis first essay that he1
been warned that his views dangerous and his
viii be subject TO military arrest II he persists
e him proceeds he Ia fine study FOR an artist who de-
Tres 10 witness tho concentrated essence OF an odd fcg
0 one man.