New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
FROM MISSOURI.
.,. Ce.tisg their Rights In an IN
.c,ed Manner-Lnst Conservative
.:..meut-Firmness OF Loyal wen
,d RebeIs-The Oath Excitement
p,,xIed Judge-St. Louis Cotton
Traffic.

pv,xIed Judge-St. Louis Cotton
Traffic.
...u Our Special Correspondent
fi'" S.. LOUIS, Aug -, 1860.
Tho Rebel svmpathizers are beginning 10 ma
'.,., Missouri is not the safest place for men who
yD ns, returned from the South and severed their
"e ..,o, With bands of bushwhackers. Strange that
'onla he so obtuse after the repeated warnings
,r,n them in so many ways
THE KILLING OF JUDGE WRIGHT.
49,, - At present vast amount OF Indignation
,Ao friends of returned Rebels in relation TO the
sT;or Of Judge Wright and his four sons few miles
PAL, last week. The case is plain one Judge
80, has been stay at.home Rebel his house has
' t,o,rn as a Rebel resort, and has been threatened
M huruirg on many occasions by troops stationed at
on. He lad two sons vilainous bGshwhackers The
,cn,, County militia, who have suffered by the
,-.hvbackers. arrested the Judge and his sons
-, week and started for Rolls to turn them over to
=. .utbortes On the road the parties attempted to
.,..,e and were all killed. The is the parallel of
r,y which have taken place in different parts Of the
sor or the last four years Ii suits the purpose OF
,sConsel NATIVES Just TO charge all the disorders
,,,n the internal Radicals" AID, accordingly, they
,,rs seized upon the affair for political capital with
,,sr aydity in striking contrast to former silence
nan the subject Of outrases committed upon Union
,sn An Indignation meeting was held IN Rolla by
,,s Conservatives last week. which was failure 1t
,,urned without even passing resolutions. The next
s,snne . meeting was held, which was addressed BY
"a. Babcock OF the Miller County militia. who ex'
,,iped the circumstance of Judge Wrght's death.
RssOutious were passed declaring confidence in Col.
nbcoc aud denying the right of Rebels to live among
b,sl zen in Phelps County. The Governor has in
,,s,gate the affair." ard ascertaired the prisoners
sse killed while trying TO make their escape. This is
n present state Of the matter, and the Conservatives
vii do veil TO LEI it rest where il is
No PEACE FOR BCsHwHAcKERs.
There is firm determination among the residents of
s5eral North Missouri counties not 10 allow returned
bubwhaekers to live in peace. This proceeding is
,en and above board. Resolutions to that eec. hav
ng been adopted, the obnoxious parties are duly not
fed that their is acceptable than their COM
,sny There is steady movement of returned Rebels
5Other States Rebe. officers seldom found in the
;terior and but few are coaeregated in this city
Aese ind, duals are not allowed to enjoy the proceeds
robbery and murder practised on MSsourians in
Die STATE. but must 20 elsewhere The authorities are
@npara;iyely powerless. and the parties who warn
Rebels 70 Quit manage their business so quietly that
hsy are discovered. The most singular part OF
his business is that the Conservatives who live in clio.
tu in ST. Louis advise their Rebel friends to stay in
he eouutIy and fight it oct on that line
THE NEw CONSTITUTION.
There is some talk about resistance 10 the New Con
ru,ion in disloyal Counties 1t is reported from JEFF
t,son Civ that the Governor has information that
re shipment Of fire arrs was lately received in Cal
svay County under circumstances calculated 10 excite
upeion that certain parties intend 10 organize an
rned opposition to the New Constitution. i, will rot
rye healthy operation even if undertaken with
aye force from Galloway County. Many Union men,
rtcully soldiers believe Galloway got of too cheap
the close of tie war any way, aud would rejoice
agoiato the County 70 assist in suppression Of new
rsIor. The spirit of opposition il 81 LOUIS is con-
tsl 10 refractory pre- lchers There is now in ses'
saa Conference OF the ministers Of the Methodist
Church South. whose proceedings are watched with
Interest. Thus far they have merely compared notes
nio,he extent of the conversions in the Rebel Army
:versl Rebel Chaplains being present Probably the
legislature will have to provide the machinery for
carrying out the Constitutional provision imposing
MOa,h Oh preachers, though they are now debaIred
from performing the marriage ceremony.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO The OATH.
About three dozen Law! ers have already subscribed
10 the new OATH and many more will doubtless do the
zane at an early day. The rest Of the profession
rsin "a quanda-y Probably, the most puzzled man in
tie community is the Judge of the Circnt Court. who
sarsbd anti.Constitution man. and figured poll.
tan in stump speeches against it, 1t is predicted he
vii allow lawyers to practise who have not taken the
Gh, but ii he does, an impeachment by tie Radical
legislature is threatened the Jsdge is between two
res II he requires the oath as a condition precedent
the appearance of lawyers, lie viii be accused Of
seeking down. and if he does not require it, then his
c1eial seat is in dan.e or.
wEsTEEN NAILS.
The mails now run regularly between this city and
lG Smith. Ark via Springfield, No. and Van Barren.
lberp occupies about seyen DAYS. Some interesting
Tvs items received by the last arrival by which
seems few of the Rebel leaders are getting their
tsa,s nihat State as well as in Missouri A cruel
sbel Colonel. named Bowlin, who caused seventeen
liiOasts to be hanged in Hemstead County. was lately
A0 10 the head b. the brother Of Of his victims.
Al ernebel General. named BlrrOwcs, has been
4'ahguilg the people in Southwestern Arkansas, ad.
'shg them TO reject gree blacks as currency and only
slihelr cotton for gold and silver. BY orders from
Washington the members Of the celebrated firm Of
AsDonad Co. have been prohibited from doing bust
e'' IN the Indian Territory. The Arkansas River has
"'l unusually high this season. and overiowed its
~iks GEAR Fort Smith. This fact has been OF great
s'ee to the people, by keeping open navigation far
"!oAd the usual period, and allowing goods to be
s''"''ed at low rate comparatively ST. Louis and
IL -
=! have respectively built mp during the war, in
~-S4ueace Of tie COM clifton between Steamship
'Diahe' reducing the of freight to New. York