New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
FROM MISSOURI.
RebeiIious Order Of Archbishop Aenriek-
Fears Of Trouble with Ca-.S-Revivai
Of Industrial Enterprises - Mineral
Lands in Dcmand-Navisaticn Of che
Missouri River.
From Oar Special Correspondent.

Lands in cmand-Navt@at1On Of sne
Missouri River.
From Our Special Correspondent.
ST.. LOUIS, Ang. 10, 1865.
Thenterest in the refractory dsloyalPreacher
is on the increase II is reported among Catholics anu
believed that Archbishop Kcnrck has notified the cieis!
his Archbishoprc that they must not take the oa'D
prescribed in the new Constitution under the pena'!
OF being suspended from their functions oy MN iniS
alleged order strengthens the backbone oil the "a'erns
Presbyterians, South side Methodists, dsioya Dap
fists and Episcopaians. The latter nave taken .ne
cue from handful Of their brethren in this CITY, headeu
by the Hevs SIP Anderson "a convicted dsloyaisD,
and James H. Brooks. whose congregation spin on
| MON principles They have issued seven column
address 10 the Clergy in the State, advising DISC
bcdience 10 the law The responses are beginning ~
come in from the country and the offenders are already
comparing treason to the martyrs OF the oh,ncn III inc
time of James H. who refused surrender their Priv
| lcres Now OF all these refractory clergymen the
greatest trouble may be expected from the Canohcs.
Gov Fletcher has expressed his intention TO enforce
the law. Suppose priest IN St. louis shouu ne ar.
rested for refusing to the oath. Naturally IT may
be expected the ignorant Irish will spring TO arms ana
resist the officers of the law; then Iot then regn
of terror Despite these contingencies the Governor
authorizes his friends to say he will enforce the law
upon Protestant and Catholic alike and take the con
sequences Indeed, rs the time approaches wheh tnls
issue must be decided by firm action on one side or me
other the anxiety of the people about tie result De-
The csuscitation OF various enterprises Of industry
suspended by the war in the interior, furnishes aDun'
dant evidence Of the return OF peace. Inc bieSsfs
| Blow who owned and worked the celebrated TRAMP!
Lead Mines before the war are now renniiaas Inc
furnace and smelling works. with capacity suihccht
20 employ > 900 men The Rebels run these mines Tor
about six months and carried of immense amounts o.
Head. Another rich lead mine III fancy County IN Tue
South. est is about TO be roOpcncd In fact fnh.
eral deposits OF this State receiving well merited
attention. Last week Philadelphia company pald
$50 for tract of lead property in Franklin County
which could have been bought last Winter for so,WO
| A Chicago Company is working the Peninsula
Lead Mines in the county, about three miles from
Iuion on the Pacific Railroad, and arc uakirg money
There are parties prospecting Tor lead and survey
ling lead property in other sections, that this branch
of trade promises TO form important item IN the list
of Missouri staples. -.
| Providence has specially favored the Missouri River
this year. and although thousands Of acres OF wheat
have been spoiled by the rain the high water has rem
dCred the river naTiga1c for EOod-sned boats oi
longer period than is usual The result Is that planters
have stripped THEN tobacco and other products TO
market earlier than commonly ana received returns
which have enabled them 10 continue farming Under
compa,atiyelv easy circumstances. The high water
has been an excellent thing also for the Government by
enabling the Commissarics and Quartcimasters to Tor
ward immense amounts OF supplies ard stores TO ea''
cnworth and Ncbrasse for our troops ON the fisns
The Missouri River trade altogether has proved richer
and better this to S. Louis than for many years
II is lamenahle fact that considerable trouble has
been experienced in keeping together tho Cavalry ana
Infantry sent 10 the Plains for service against the ln'
IdHns. There mas been regular Oh
from the time Of crossing the Mississippi River. and at
Fort LcavenwOrth the discomfort among the men has
sometimes broken ont in Open nuiiny. Tie ON west
Virginia Cavalry to the number OF zoo were placed IN
der arrest lately AT Fort Icavenworth for munous con
duet. The 18th Regular Infantry 0en. Shermans old
regiment) is in camp in the suburbs OF TINS city
and has lost according 10 unconradcied unpublished
report, upward OF sixty men IRON one battahoh IN
la single week, and deserters are even quite com
mon from "A company ofthe 5lst Wisconsin. now doing
Provost guard duty in town.
The arrival of several cfthc Commissioners appointed
by the Government TO confer with representatives OF
the Indian tribes nj ort Smith ARK. has revived the
discussion of what Is best 70 be done with the Indians
Gen Mcdowell has Just returned from Colorado and
passing through here expressed his opinion very freely
concerning the celebrated Cliyngtcn massacre. He
denounced II barbaIOus and coldblooded slaughter
The real dicul,T IN managing The Indians seems TO lie
the want of thoroughly and conscieniOusy honest men
o act az the Dispensers o. the Government gifts 60 the
Indians Between shoGdy contractors who furnish
poor blankets aud rogres who go principals or sub
OrdinatcS their distribution. the Indian scarcely re
ceiycs tenth Of what is due him. and soon impressed
with the idea that the Government VIII not and does
not keep It's faith. Of the Indians will break
their contracts if our side Of the treaty ~ broken AID
then the waI.whoop is followed by sckcniug details Of
indiscrminate slaughter each side for maay months
Then more treaties rogreIy and more bloodsEed
lsu'; this history OF our Indian troubles for twenty
years.
The remnants OF military rule in this State rapid.
Is disappearing Last week al the military telegraph
officers in S0uih.East Missouri south Of Pilot Knob in
Guiding Cape GiralGeau, were closed ana tne wires
have been ordered down All the Provost Mar lH.s
offices in North Missouri have been closed and there Is
a decided relaxation in martial law in iL- city.
| The income LIFTS have just been published here and
the pork packers take the eadone Of them heads the
list with $4,000, two others follow with scr 400
each; fourth comes in with Sl76.0J. snd On
scaling downward 10 the lowest which Is e2sWO-
Verify pork packing il profitable in ~. Lons Nearly
all these men have lost money in l-6J.
Our August weather thus far has been cool and de-
llghtful.