New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
ANoTHrR ApIouRNAlENr.
FRO'ss MISSOURI.
Banning and Eiundering Court-Isonses
Fears Regarding Busawh"ekcrs-
Powers Conferred ON the Governor
Weli.Dispo.ed Rebels Leaving the
state, land Why s-Noninns Trade.
etc, etc.
etc, etc.
Fron ON speeial COrEe.ponden..

From Our Special Correspondent
ST. LOUIS March 81, leo.
Returned Rebels are conscious from the eH-
perence Of their fellows in counties that 30 long
as thew remain in the State they are not safe from
prosecutions for numerous elOnies committed DUNG
the war. They have accordingly commenced IN IN a
characteristic way TO destroy al EVIDENCES Of ilcu
guilt on paper Last Thursday they burned t1e CONT
House OF Barry County at CaSs'lhe' ana lne'e'
by destroyed some 30 indictments Tor FulN'
criminal offences against men who had been
i'm the Rebel service. Monday night following lie
Court House of Wavne County was robbed AZ bFeeA-
vile Of all the papers belonging 10 the Criminal Court
including large number Of indictments found since
Oct 1864, against many prominent Rebels. most oil
whom found il 10 be OnvenIeDt TO be absent ~ lee
army about tie time the indictments were found. III Is
less than two weeks since attempt 10 rob the Court
House of Adair County was made and frustrated Inc
peculiar circumstances in each case clearly point 70
Rebels as the authors OF the mischief strange what
an infaiuatiOn possesses these Rebels when tbeY
should from policy remain quiet they rise IRON their
previous sumber and commit crimes which emDitier
LOYAL people against them TO worse degree than ever
The question Of the expiOsiyeness OF saitpeter or
Have We a Bourbon among rs = never created more
difference Of opinion than the prczent agitation OF the
question in the western part OF tll- St@e are me
bushw hackers ar1nng for mischeff Inc Governor OF
Kansas says they are, and telegraphs Gen Pope Tor
cavalry Several prominent citizens OF Kansas Ssy yea.
and Gov Fletcher 20 the Legislature lie fears they
are Now come the cOnsery atives big and little from
ex Gov King down 10 the editor OF Tie LeItnRton o.
sruer and all proclaim that there isn't cant, won't
and shant be OusLWnacker trOuDIs IN Lafayette
or Jackson Counties. II they lad said, never was,
they would have been the truth as that there
cannot be now The County Of Lafayette Is full OF
notorious Rebels ana as large majority OF them are
reckless awess men. unaccustomed 10 Work. they are
Just the elements 10 make Us trouble The Governor
has ordered company Of militia 70 be stationed at q
convenient point in jackson County on the principle
hat an ounce OF prevention Is worth pound OF cure
During the present week the Legislature has ad.
tourned die. Ii has been most intensely Radical
BODY barring the opinion OF the Germans that IL has
moan fno & from
the Registry Law. the bill comforting e1tIaordI ary
power on the Governor in case Of civil commotion Is
most important. 1t provides the ways and means OF
employing the militia TO enforce the Registry Law.
The idea Of resistance is not new or unpopular The
Conservative orators have openly advised 1t here In
St Louis. and II such thing can be proposed here it
Rebel counties as Galway Clay and Platte are not
ct all propitous 1t is Of the most ordinary affairs
In this city 10 hear Rebels declare they 10 resist
the law. The Conservative State Central Committee
held meeting here to-day, and as their followers ore
tubant with the prospects Of that party there must be
some wrong intended somewhere Perjury may win in
the city but in the country there s no hope for the
Rebestheir oa.hs must be sustained or they viii still
be debarred from voting.
report that the better class OF returned Rebels pre-
pairing emigrste TO other States or some Of the far
West Territories, The reason given Tor this intention
10 that as soon weather returns they expect
thai hundreds OF the lawless ard reckless lately In
arms against the Government VIII commence system
Of plumber and marauding. They do not wish to suffer
beyond the Of the excitement IL Is singular that
this is the same tone expressed in Platte and Clay
Counties Idaho and Montana will gain largely by the
existence Of this feeling and Missouri will gain by the
departure. As ii stands every respectable Rebel
suffers for the msdeeds Of desperadoes who have been
connected with gangs Of bushwhac
The Montana trade has called into service an i'm
mense feet Of steamboats, and the levee presents
lively scene along the landings. where the feet Is
mostly receiving freight Furniture seems TO be the
chief commodity, though provisions enter largely into
the freight lists The underwriters wary OF noun.
tain freight. They charge from to per side
vheelers and TO 10 on stern wheel cargoes and many
OF the most prudent companies decline the risks en-.
tirely The pioneer boat the u. S. Grant sunk with
cargo on board valued at $50 900 before reaching
Omaha This boat fair type Of those engaged in
the trade Built Of light plank. and Of light draught
it was evident her hull could not stand many bumps be-
fore her departure Indeed, one OF the most expert
spced marine inspectors predicted her sinking long be-
fore. The rush Of people 10 Montana will be heavy.
and, when reflect how many Of them will be disap
pointed is quite consoing 70 those who remain be.
hind.
We have some curious phases in criminal lifs here.
At present there are two young men from Franklin.
Ky imprisoned in couple OF rooms in the upper story
ofLDde1 Hotel, guarded by policemen, on charge Of
stealing e5 600 from store safe In that place One OF
she parties u nephew Of the owner Of the safe. lie