New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

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Major Sclsefer of Gen. sigel's regiment is re-
ported killed. but the intelligence is not positive,
hence omitted his name from the list.
CONCLUSION.
We took 400 horses aud 60 prisoners. Ono
of the latter was brought in from squad Of
five Rebels BY your correspondent, who at that
time was nearly boarse from rallying the troopas
regardless of anything like personal danger.
On the return to town many were the anxious
inquiries made after friends and comrades and
lucky was the man who made successful attempte
to find and see a wounded brother.
Gen. Lyons body has been carefully laid ont,
and will be embalmed aud sent to his friends IN
Connecticut
Our loss will probably reach two hundred
killed. and six OF seven hundred wounded.
Since arriving in town the military authorities
have decided not to lose moment, but to start
at once for Rola. They will leave before day
light. The baggage train is about five miles
long, and if the Rebels do not attack and secure
it, they will be less able to pursue than We
imagine.
A considerable amount of powder has just been
destroyed by the ordnance officer because Of 10
means of transportation. The Iowa Regiment
have also burned a portion of their baggage.
On one or two occasions the enemy raised
Union flags and cheered, causing US to fear VIZ
were firing upon Col. sgel. The battle, would
otherwise have been much more disastrous 70 tie
Rebels
The reporters are now, at daylight, leaving fox
st. Louis, determined to push through IL possible.