, 1865-09-13
FROM MISSOURI.

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fAo~ n@hse9voAeA'
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Sina,1nr Cananct ~ 500 ,I1tttIo-
Tl,s Inwyerx r., "a rt.i,t p,.re;eu,
Sher1nan,s alovcmcntH-Thc Rcbel
Steamboat Eurncrs--Tl,c City Fntllcrs
ON nm lsnatern Jaunf, Efc.s EXC
lfFom Our Special Correspondent
ST. LOUIS, sept L.
ANYBODY VINO supposes that secession Is
thoroughly crushed in Missouri need not 60
far 10 lisproye the belief. The old rebeleie-
mcnt albeit crushed ,nto conparat,yc quiet,
,u .u lo.eeu " nlue hssil oost .. ~ .so,
VIII occasionally crop out ana snow us senoal
toward Union men in variety Of ways a
few days ago an election for officers Of o MIL
lila company took nlace in Deut county, Ia
tLo sort,,ro.+ .r,,o,, +ho socsss,o,,tsts showed
their true co!ors by esccsins 1"o rseu1'leo
rebel soldiers as officers Of the company re-
ferrea to. One of these rebels declared
on1r a Eow dors ooo thot be was still rebel
=. 49,. 80 - ~. .,,a o,,-no~ of,nr h,s
neal., anu, 10 esp .ue cnma., -
election nc foae oat o' to"n ~ tne neau ~ VI
tho company, proposing three cheers Tor the
Southern Confederacy. This is the report
received at Rain. INV. F1ctcher viii of
o,,,,.'o .1,.1,..,.1 4,,ot
se ~ "s,,.1 .s..s, .u"' .'npaus, oi
!'s !o'e, 1neiaoe.s On !osal easis put Inc
incident shows how ready the old rebel cle-
mcnt is to take advantage Of circumstances
IN d,sbonor the Union cause. II abovs
.sa.aaIan t,,,t W., rad,.a, osasnros adar,. :
moreover .nat 'ne 4autea! measures auopteo
by the Union men OF lie interior Tor prcsers-
| inc peace, sach as ordering notorious rebels
IN n,,,, tho coun+rr ia fin nntr ,net1,o, hx,
s,is,, W .,,e,,,.,t ,,sos ,a,, ,,s 49, ....as ~. y.
nal9 ~ ouncoM .s;is.i aeu Hias ~ eea1 ao1cf
thG pent county n11ta.
Ihe laaule On 1nc par. oI various pfeaeh-
cfs, '9"yefs, Se. 70 tahe IaG oalh nas mol Pro
Tokca Anisle aal; maf'at hs4 tnlS ny; ia anu the
Tie do . not have II TIE easy
o. the preachers laeI hase T,in asa,ast 81
stump alrcady, in ING Ctthmal Court Of tiii5
esty, where !Hdce fsinm requires thcn TO
take the oall. fSlnm was e'eeted Us o Cop
IeFheau, nha mas 1een tnongnI emhentts
eonna e. ~ On % 5he SeM tonstnutlon question: as
sunaes, however. that i Is the law Of tho lnnd
md must bc otcyed. The Grand Jurors who
declined to lake the oath on tue ground t1lat
they Lad opposed the State government TN.
der Glaih. yncEseg, were representatives OF
The Frank blal1 Ciaybank party, and they
onth merely requires . declaration: OF
consistent loyalty to tic United States,
| and anybody who can swenr to that
crn take it. Nincty-nine hunlrcdths of tlosc
who DO not take 1t arc 1is}oyat AT heGrt.. It
may be added that some OF those who hare
taken 1t arc dts1oyal. There Is one man
WHO Is recorded as taking the oath who was
for many weeks resident Of Canada, whittier
he went as IN exile by order Of the military
authorities Of this city.
Gen. Sherman hns established Ills hcadquar-
ters on Walnut street, between Fifth and
Sixth. lie 1las purchased handsome resi-
tlrucc in the suburbs. and 60 long as the Cor
eminent requires him to rcmafn bc will live
here. Aitcr learipg Louisiana, In 1851, Gen.
Sherman accepted the office Of snpcrintcnd-
emf of the Ffffh-strect Hallway, and left That
Office 10 enter the army. lie was also
PARTNER of the wealthy st. louis canItai.
1T. ,Inmes n. I.urus. In fhe lank;nt- ht,si.
LESS. carried on in Cniitnrnia un1irr
the no.ne OF Iucas Turner 4 ca. The Ten.
eral Is ycrv snc;afIe and as l;s oi1;c,oi tlntics
ore neither nneror1s mar nrrx4inr he firds
fine 10 accent thc 1osnffn1{firs or 5ur citizsn.
fn 1nnrtrI cTtcnt. Ssrtoin ronn.rhaa,3s
have tT;cd fo ,noke mnc1, nffhe Eenerni I'M
th.v ,n,,st rfprr nn3rr i,;s icrsc and r,rnro,,s
iicn,,ncat,ons nr tiac rehe11ion and ~, re1,c,.
n IL nrnl,shia fiat ,sc shnii heor fhom In
f;cnctnl IN 1c,F Ifava in rrnir ~ In 1nnT ii..
scriatIon' IN lie nf}ein ri military nsaf5s mr
In. Fnrt noneisnn tsnonairn Iateiy nnh1isheI
ly zen. Rue1l. Zen. Sherman, /, nof fin nan
10 III down onfetly and nliow hi. assafinnts to
do ail The taiEing. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,js
cariy wasiarc on lie newspaper corresTond-
ems. La Is SAID i,y 1is friends to IKE Ia nnnsar
veil before the public as much as aoy 0tticcr
In the service.
Tho trial OF the steamboat burners before
Military Cemmission, iu this city, promises
TO be IN interesting affair. Provost Marshal
Baker las been giving the matter his attcn-
ton for some time past, and he has accumn-.
lated mass Of testimony against the Confcd-
Rrntr2F rFtTFnHV
scd, Of nature satd to BE- overwhelming.
Inc capture q KiehInond Assisted materially
70 uncover The plot: anu Tue tcndishness OF
1pe repel pans !or destroying the sleamb9ot
1aln'e Q! ING mes.. VIII suIpass, ~ the
-. a1leea1ly, w aeuoeIaIe clae!ty P!nsI!ceu "
lne 'iiaiil WIZ on Inc AnacfaonSnie % p1lson-
ers. some new anu Startling 1eseloPmcnls
u ~ ~ i~ Iuu anouE v'u t.a 'ans H.
lts.ea - oe sno"M II i!!as tae s,s tuss u tne
,'i1a., 1,;,'s ~ ~ ~ Ein1s,,. 1o,aa ~.
-; H., -, nv ae,,ts ap'n ~ ~ 's ""s tnS
ca1ePc<encss a. s3ot", ~ tbo tr,a ~ ;ts No. ~
t,ars 1rhen IN Earc.c1nent iii h. ~ ranr a."
sa;,ts,7 T h,, ,c,,t ny ~, Rrnut VIA "@
seIse4 NJ ~ t,Sa.. ,rcn4t'',, ~ - ~ au.
H., I,ann ,aadn -. ~ ~.
po,o ,rit, III, ctato antbn r;t;c. ~ Eonsos ~
ro'I,io "'n r. te SsttaI agtn ror,rn;T,a ~ n.
qnh 91a a'rs 1nd h;e Hee s;nst mIs
SuueG n.a h Hasa ~ ~ III, ~ y,
Gcn. rope ihe Question OF t!io Is ieit t9
ts sVa4tHs ~ @nu ine to oo,-a1,s.o-th y, a,!
over TO tue shcr'A OF LeaEen"of1h 70 ae'ae
tEe result.
Inc proposed Eastern visit OF the City
Council Of It. Louis has excited some anil
mostly, OF the ground that 1t is improper to
srcna @ ~ 11,,1 naonsy o. Inc Sl.y !or pu9lle @
l',e sl'rsc LUIS s an erroneous loaauat,on. n: Lhe
tai!ooa companies transport tue Citf Faith
crs free, aud they have raised private purse
umtug themselves TO pay the balance OF the
expenses. Il will be q great benefit to the
civ TO allow The CouncfImcn to see how far
other e1tlea tCll1caso particularly are ahea1
mcnt, and may stir up u healthy action on