New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-26

the new-so that the present status Is the same an
before the order Of Gen. Pope was issued. Inc
10y Of the Copperbeads was short lived after all
Two regmens OF Rebels raised In this State arrived
here yesterday from the Red River About ninetenths
OF the men took the oath OF allegiance and were dis
charged. They stood the sidewalk In front OF the
Provost Marshnps Office for about two hours. ana al
though there are numerous Secession families near by
they offered no help food In about three cases.
II must strike the reader that is the most liberal
Government in tho world Here are 500 ignorant
miserable Missourisns. who so off and fight for Re.
bellion hundreds Of miles from home. on tIeir own
responsibility yet when they surrender the Govern.
merit steps In and pays their passages back 10 Missouri
II this isn't lberality it would be well to have
definition Of that word settled The probability is that
trecquarters Of this batch Of Rebels will hang around
ST. Louis getting their living by stealing and begging
until they are arrested ss vsgabonds. They hear too
much about the stern measures held In reserve for
Rebels IN the country to venture in thst direction
The reports from the interior for tire first time tel rs
the story Of Peace The tide of returned Rebels las
stopped and the few who now remain il the country
are 80 clorely watched that they not likely 10 do
any mischief Immediately. Portions Of Case Bates and
jackson Counties it will be remembered wero depopu'
lated BY order Of Gen. Ewing after the massacre at
Lawrence ia 1863 by Quantrels butchers The owners
Of abandoned farms in this district were sbort
half and half on the Union question. They owned
some Of the finest farms In the State and are now
vending their way homeward. A fsw possess small
means and will be able to live on their old FARMS bat
others merely take possession awaiting the land spec
nlators who have thronged the State from Ohio Penn
sylysnis. Indiana and Illinois. Throughout North
Missouri there il moro security felt for lie and prop
erty than has been known since the Rebellion broke
ont The resstabshment of the Courts has had good
effect since the collapse Of the Rebellion became a
fixed fact 80 plain that even Rebel Missourians could
see it.
The official returns on the New Constitution election
have not al been received yet but the result is ascer
tanned beyond possibility Of doubt The New Consti'
tuition is ratified by majority ranging from three to
five thousand. The Copperheads had nothing to say
about the open, papabs perjury committed here under
their noses in St. Louis the day of the election but
now that their hopes OF the defeat Of the New Consta
ton blasted they are terribly troubled BY the sto
rcs Of outrages at the polls which prevented Rebels
from voting in the interior counties.
On Monday the delegation Of the Union Merchants
Exchange who went to Boston TO visit the Boston
Board Of Trade returned here One OF the objects Of
their visit was 10 interest the capitalists Of the modern
Athens in O line Of frstclass steamships between
Boston and New. Orleans. to connect with the steam
boat ines hence to the latter city They were rdicued
By Chcagoans for this effort. but have succeeded In
starting the matter upon basis which promises sue
CESS ST. Louis subscrbes to s2oo, 900 worth of the
| capital stock which Is to be $500. Co.,
Blair's old brigade, composed Of the 9th. 29.h and
3lst Missouri regiments returned here from Louisville
few days ago to DO mustered out and received hand
| somc welcome.
| A mass meeting has been called by . large numbe
Of leading citizens to sustain Gov. Fletohers actio
concerning the judges OF the Supreme Court Is vii
take place tomorrow evening.