New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21

by the adyarce. A new line q communication has
teen established between tbs city and Georgia va
steamboat packets 20 Jacksonville on the Tennessee
River. and thence by rail 70 Macon Ga via Nashville,
Chattanooga aud Atlanta Cotton Is carried II I'm
Macon 20 ST. Louis under this arrau cement al go Per
bale Ifruugh passenger tickets are sold, and ne
route promises 20 well Ihadeunnd from the .2ter0r
Of tbs state. almost invariably accompanied by the
cash s surprising N those who thought The state In
coyersbeL by the devastating hand Of war. The o.
ders OT goods from New Mexico and Colorado are also
numerous, as he Indian iI0rJes are subsidiug.
POlica are quiet The whole anxiety OF tue ToAucians
a. present Resin on the new Constitution. The l,adI
cal party O. tbe State are favorable 20 negro iroge
rs rule. The weak knees are much delighted With
the vote Of Connecticut bat when the tine Og action
comes the Uuiouis's ~ Missouri will ial into line
beside those Of Iowa who refused 20 be frightened from
their duty by any deceptive cry whatever. The recon
.tru,tion views Of tle President are more t0e.lble
than ls Wholesale pardon Of the south Carolina chlv
airy, including W ade Hampton. This ulschieYols
SDutLron should have been turned over 10 the tthutr
merces q tie Missouri regiment whose silaggeTs be
so inhumaD bucheIed In North Carolina. oar chief
fear now hat he will pardon Sterling Price and the
pretended Governor Tom Reynolds. Il Price u par
loned and returns 20 this State hi. life viii De n dan.
ger As boOdsled i always horrible il j. 20 DE hoped
b may stay away a. long as p1ssble. Missouri mon
men have resolved as firmly II they had met IN one
grand mass convention and passed resolutions 20 that
effect, that returned Rebels must take back seat u
the poi,icil synagogue for a few years At least
By an ORDER Of one Of the Judges OF the supreme
Court in Chambers the Sheriff Of this County 4 few
days ago ousted A. &. Bermoudy from the Office OF
County Recorder and put IN possession Mr. jules COT
rad the Governor aJr0intee. This rule reyerses the
former decision Of Judge Moody Of the Circuit Court
that the yacatug ordinance passed by the state Con
vent0a vas contrary 10 tie Constitution o. the United
States.
There IS larger inAuI Of people than the dwelling
house accommodation VI the city viii admit There 49,
therefore for putting up new buildings, but tls
ar'Or Is somewhat oampeLed by the difficulty Of pro-
curing sufficient bricks aGd lumber 10 go on with Rouse
building. With TIE rapdity desirable. Next Spring how
ever Will witness mania Tor new buidlag such as has
never occurred H. history. Our FIRE laws are very
stringent indeed prohibiting the erection OF any nat
brca buildings inside The limits Of the city. There Is
one company starting preparations 10 erect % brick
Buildings for mechanics IN the spring and other pro
iecfs Of q similar nature are on foot.
TIE influx of actual settlers into the interior j. also
very large and some extraordinary good bargains have
been made IN farms during the last four mOLths. The
rush TO various port IONS ot North Missouri on the pro
ieCted line OF The railroad extension 10 low has changed
tie aspect OF towns yery materially AID uniformly
for the better.
Frost made its first appearance here this morning.
The rivers above rising, excepting tie Missouri
which IL low.