New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
RHOM MISSOURI.
-. w,rSv. Saith. N q 4 imiIisn s'ery-Gen-
-, n;....liacwsiss Of Rebels-Rebsl
Befugees - Presidess Lt"co'ns Hen''
e.ey-Neyre nscrsi'ing - sfea"oon''
Cs,,ur~d ON the Arksnsas River, etc

eucy Negro Wecruhh"B
C..,,.~a nm the Arkansas River, etc.
Dscu Our Special Correspondent
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 81. 1861
The yarn concerning the alleged negotiations
A.tw,en Kirby Smith and Macmillan for the transfer
- all the Rebel forces west Of the Mississippi RIVER 70
Mexico IL one of the most absurd impositons OF the
say Kirby Smith, personally. may conclude snch al
arrangement with Max. bit be has no more power u
carry over the bulk of the Rebel army than the '"c"
q Egypt. No officer in the Rebel service Is more
pordialy hated than this man. The harsa i""N'
rested in the Richmond papers SO family IS c srrTmS
price whom In the state Of Missouri
Few months sCo told several SecesslGh,Ls ~. ~ a
no confidence in the ptrioism " pnrt - ts nnnJpn.
brity proceeds from military inactivity ara ihlS'a a..
aeement subsequent the Red RIVER canPagni ps'
Abe princrel cause is his open and iclt ave ~ 0
an The Rebels are well aware that their trans
Nissssipp commander has allowed hundIedso q p'c
Of cotton To pass through our lines ana mas ieo.u
r,ld for his perms.on and because smith as ro Ut
United all bis associates to participation "a Tue
ibey are indignant. The excuse ouefeu uE NJ.
Smith 10 the Richmond authorities IL 'hat y! s'hS
potton Ia the UnOnists he has ohtllneh arms ctOtit
Ard supplies for Lis men which could not be 0tIer"Se
Oh aimed for any price. "a. T..
The present State Convention is dc'y showing is W.
apnse haired TO Rebels III some FORM indeed even
acme Of the fo,ccst radicals think the convention is GO
Ing too f,T; but The paDlc mind Is neroS hcq.es'
urlnc;De that none nat IsvDsiS VIII suItf--
they have 10 nj Its which are bound 10 resIeei
The convention las even disfranohlscd those kepeis
Slo laid down their arms prior 20 December H. 1901
1.-The date fixed by The old state Conveninn Tor az
IN uesty under which Rebels have heretofore Oecn
allowed TO vote. The provision rce. nag 10 th5 i'I
fixture Of estates Of Rebels was passed with an an
nent entrustne the power 10 The Legislature. stcI
day the convention prohibited Rebels who have az ah'
time inCNd rebellion or BONE nj ms against lne po
eminent from teaching IN any ube or prF"te sod'Ni'
To-day proposition is pending that TO dls3al peisA
AZ hall ~ lirtkl N
L. short there is no disqualification whleA eh DC I'M
posed or Rebels their supporters which the C0n'eh
Gon Is not disposed 10 inii.ct
who lave dared Iea.n n different parts OF the n1e-
Nor find tha tncir lives ana property are IN eo.slanl
cuparlv Wherever l.ebei is found VITO Vo'nntail :!
as, ted tie guciII4s Rebel cavalry under IL ee'
duriC the iato invasion lie sle foi iLeie is 10 dls
tnct!on IN g person of he ana she RebD Is ordered
t. qu the comfy. r. &c result is that hundledS oi
Rebels are leay4ag tatr o. homes PEI W my. y 4.
ex COngTes,uGn " 10 las li y reel d al ~ H. anu
beea known as Seecss 0aISt, al u an 'A-y ~u2c' E"
the leader Of the Secession cement N tnt aI
State Convcntion ard opposed NioieHily the ies"utn
decla ing Missouri bid no eiuSe - sec.Ls a'e l"e'
removed to Quincy, H. This city is mn o. secession
refugees II ev crowd the hotels and boarding house
and are fast becoming bfSt-class NUISANCE.
President Lie o.us persistent Interference WIZ the
acteuces Of military siOrs IN TINS bephtireh'
hes grown 10 b, a serious evil. 1t IL now redncra 10
mo q ccriainty that matter how great the CUNT vi
how gully toe a. factor II sen,enced 10 us.n N,.n
the approval Of The COmmG Der q! the bcptI'Dehl' az
appen 10 tie President sure 10 result Ia thc exercise
nj TIE Executive clomenry. Within few days Mr..
Lincoln has returned - the city young heOe naled
EtEskipe who was sentenced 20 impIisOI Ecn IN me
Alton Penitentary Tor the for aggravated Gis"y
alty during tie tine If Gen. EO.cC, ans. Inc Htt.
General IVES urged 10 reNit the sentence. but merc
a. he MS at times ant Rebels be eouu not
gr Mt rel efto Erskire. Application was nede 10 inc
President with different result. yesterday hlsAInc
YVES released by President Lirc9ns order theie are
four of the vst notorious cOundres ~ho have yet ne
arrested in this State row unoer death sencnCe; the
time fixed for their execution has passed Du we fr'sI'
dontai SUSPENSION prevents the lhieIOh 81 nc eel,
telce If It Was one two, a dozen cases. the e'l!
would be light hut II is an invarabe rue tnAt unless
the accused is executed before the President heais OF
she Sc tenc D., lie Nill ~ ere. .,.,-,
few more guerrllos have been captured ana killed
In The south East. Our cavalry have been IemarkaOy
vi ant Ia eli parts If tie - te. Gen. Dodge designs
TO prevent genera uprising % Rehcs thIou-houl !At
interior on tie return Of SITing Evidence t- -uch
Ban was IN Contemplation has been IN Gen 10 a..
hands from the second day Of bis command oil 'ue ue
parfpert ~, -,
The recruiting OF negroes has been resumed In iht
iper o. but with small The deIneLd Tor iDoi
\, 20 great that tine negroes Offered handsome
wages by their old masters to remain Oh the farms ana
plsltations where they have lived for !eals y dlfIt
10 fill tie ouOta Of this STATE Is ineytebe nut " Wouu
b. wise for the provost shas 10 secure an tc CON
scripis drafted lost la before irving another drat
News Of the capture OF the steamboats, sent IRON
Little Rock ~ Fort Smith Ark it'll supplies, caused
no surprise She'll tried to stop tie feet ct Dafda
belle bat foed He was then driven OFT W troops
from Lew sbnrg. Now he seems t. have sacceeHeu
hetIer OF Whte OAK. Tie loss viii Re felt Of Fort
Smith.
lie weather has So happily, moderated that all dan
ger Of al ice blockade in mont of the city thought TO
hare nasspl.