, 1865-11-30
FROM ST. LOUIS.
News, Politics and Rascalisy In
Missouri.

EhVM Ole AUU10s
News, Politics and Kascahsy In
Missouri.
In mtasourf-Returned Rebels
xuApcetcd-An0ther Guerilla Killed
Ante.Rcbcl Propostttons-RebeI In
d&gnation-RebelE Emigration Schemes
New PopulntIons ETC., etc.
From our Special Courspondentl =,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. n, 1855. I
HORSE STEALING.
The amount OF horse stealing which Is going
on In the interior of this State, forcibly re-
minds US of the days Of guerillas and BUSH
whackers. Members Of the Legislature arc
receiving letters daily from their constituents
announcing the loss Of valuable stock, by
thieres. The LOSSES IN Carroll, Ray aud
Green counties appear to be most numerous.
Tho particulars are not intereatlng, and IL is
almost needless to add that the people are
highly excited, and are threatening the thieves
with most summary and severe punishment
II they catch them. The scientific manner In
which horses are extracted from locked barns
snd carried OF In spite Of watch dogs, ls sag
gcstive of praet1sed bauds at tho bust
ness, and none are 60 practised as returned
rebels consequently horse thicEing l. having
o bad effect on the peaco Of returned rebels,
and particularly those known to have be-
longed at any time to gang ofgucrillas,. =
DEATH or 4 NOTED OUTLAW. ~ =
Another opportunity Is afforded the Con-
sers,tiye orators and editors Of this State to
blow the accumulated gas of few. weeks, by
the announcement that Deputy Sheriff Of
Tc1as county has killed the notorious jim.
Yates, an Infamous hushwhecker, who issaid
prncticed upon tho German settlement at
Freedom, In Lafayette county, preceding the
last invasion Of tho State by Prlce's army.
Yates had continued the killing Of Union
men since the war ended, and was one Of
those referred 10 by the Governor In late
MESSAGE, wherein he complained Of outlaws
who infeatcd Southeast Missouri. An indIct-
meut was found against him by tho grand
Jury Of Texas county, and q posse sent ont
for his arrest. They found him In Howard
county, and rs be resisted afrcst the posse
saved the hangman job. It wns proposed
10 offer reward Tor the arrest, but the naws
Of his death is far more gratifying than Of bis
arrcst. Ihus another notorious Conservative
deprive the Copperhcad party Of one good
square Yotc, ii Is matter Of public rejoicing.
soMEyH1Na IN A SAME.
The swagger and impudence of returned
rebel soldiers has suggested the introduction
Of a bill into the Stale Senate providing that
State I to - sadress mi rsroled Gonfsderate by BY
his title In the southern army T:thout nd
ding The word ''rebc1'' as q Perflx. Thus, II
Gen; Price were hertz iwonld d be % unlaWfal t9
General." The bill was not rejected On its
first reading as is commonly the case when
bills arc introduced in joke, but referred
regularly to the Judiciary Committee. The
Conservatives, therefore, take 1t as serious
Thing, ard arc quite indignant accordingly.
TbeE spleen IL also directed to m objection Of.
fslature agulnst making any appropriation for
Deaf and Dumb Asylum to BE- expended BY
i rebel Superintendent Verify, the ways Of
the rebels arc hard. They will discover after
q while that this State Is too hot for them and
Ind better take sensible advice and emlgrate
to Brazil at once.
THE BRAZIL EMIGRATION SCHEME
Alropoa Of Brazil, tho rebel emigration
schemes for carrying OF Missouri rebels to thot
country and also 10 Mexico, nro coldly receive
cd. P1ce md Joe Shelby have sent circulars
from. Mexico offering the most aattering In.
'duccmeuts to cmlgTnnts to 60 to Mexico aud
Dr.. Blue playcd out rebel editor, has like
wiie startcd his Brazil scheme by series Of
letters in the Republican, and BY. circulars.
The two interests clashi 6ut both have re-
cefreo set beck lately, Which may prove
z.asc.s matter: II Is represented @ rs that many
q ~ a. iaS ss aTtha var ;;~a returned 10 Texas.
and ore dlsgusted with Maximilian's Govern
meut- Tbs report from Brazil Is, however,
moro curfons. The objection to going to that
country is that negroes, wool1Y hcaaed ne
grovs, vote at elections, and take part in the
government Of the Empire. This Is truly
t.Iatfng themselves from the United States on
account Of the Aboljtionists, should 60 to
Rrnzil to be governed BY negroes Under
these circumstances agents for Idaho, Montana
md other tar distant Territories have good
chance LOT procuring Flctanls Ia 9epta cothtaes
ofthls s'ate.
IMMIGRATION TO MISSOURI.
The influx Of people i1tS a The Interior e1n- s3
eouri railroad passenger trains arc crowded,
and large proportion Of them are actual set
| tiers going With their families to locate, The
Southwest has mnny attractions to new com
ers on account Of the mineral as well as agEi.
| cultural rcsouEccs OF that region, and the
strong unionlsm manifested BY lts inha abltants.
A colony OF sefenty-hFe families rom Ohio
lately settled In st. Clair county, and they have
| brought wealth enough along Mith them 70
build up very thrifty community. IAe qe-
[ mand for land around Springfield bas N
,.,.sed ,...sed very much Of late on account Of the
1erre p1noui.. Of properly aesoMtea ~ tle
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| sisI - ~ se1 mt =, nm,
-1,r aonros,.,, p,o7s,n~ .v
| rt, M III. ',',,, gu - -" uoa..anE .s ..f,.
\ trta ehianv ~ ! ronsiJsrat,onT ~ Tarthc Re9;stry
| Law, which ia to bind down tho rebels and
kcep them frcu voting so securely. 4 PFC.
! tert.uury skirmish took place on Saturday on
| motion to make tic bill special order 70,
Tnesday {to-morrow}. The Anti-Constitx
| tlon men have hoped to kill this measure by
staying It OF; but they are desperate ant
ready for anything. lhelf chiei stoek
trade Is not argument but BRASS
4 1fr rron Cornpany Ia said to haye Initia
ted pteccedinEs ior ihe purchase Of the celc
MATED PIlot knob PROPERTY. They desIel
buiidIrg Immense iron works on the spot an,
eoIur Errelv into the manufacture Of rail
load lronenu article for which the deman
far exceeds the supply. Tho parties Interest
ed are New Workers. During the last weel
Gen. Ftemont's name had been mixed u
with the ,,chemb to such IN extent tha
ionhts have been expressed whether 1t woul
snccerd.
EXTENSION or TEIRGnApn LINES.
T.a u.aat.rr J1n,on 1e1et,rarh Conpan
Iii A w., bnSa ~ ertrs trire m fhe lines he:
~ tt;s ritv"nn5 will nIso leasc yito fro1
the lulnoas fa mo ~ IIni1s
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Sta5 ti 1o.paa; npa T. .,nIorstnod nnI tRe comnany
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