, 1861-11-28
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI,


ST. LOUIS Nov 21-Gcn Uailcf.k has issueI
orders that thc entire commerce on ri III. - Wis. y
s!ssi1n; River hc1Uy ST. Lonis sh:li hereafter
be directed ly tic military and naval :,nti,ori
tirs uf shc I;ni1rd Statrs f,nrrr,1,rnt hoois
md No otjrrs Vii III. .m1,luv.d a,a ,,s..r o.n,
w,rs will hr con1.yrd ~ currt.nt r,tns ~ La1..-
foforc. Tic urtlvr is intended to cIlrrS ..on,-
uur;rstjo,7 win t1,n ,71rn,,. mi ,,r,,.a,+ H.
conveyance OF contr,.,4ntl goods.
The steamboats, Hannibal, Meteor and Cham
pion, seiSed some time since hy the United
Sfatrs authorities, as subject to contiscation,
have trcn discharged, the Charge Of trc,son
aEaiE5l the oWncrs u the boats not having
been substantiat.d-
Fly steamer Sunshine arriTed tro:', the Mis-
along alaat stream.
~ Aot!1lng later from sttlalia t1,at is reliable.
me city Is tuIl OF rumors- Ihe United States
ESIrc*s Company received noliee from their
agent illis evening not to se!lt Packages fur-
trouble is aprrehc,lded from the rebels j. the
Slvltlty nj Scd;liia, Upton and Warsaw.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-One iluidrcd Federal
soldiers belonging TO the 9Th Ohio regiment,
who were recently captured by band Of So
cssslonists under Col. Hayes at Little Blue,
a'o41 10 H1les m i:om h;tlsas. atil'ea thls
a9;. ~ 1nss .ete aSe;lse1 upon !ahlns ~
S,t., ~. ~, ~ rs aS''ist -"ls3olf1 of LIZ
e9ntI'ein wi'nr oolisuetae,; ,,a c,,,,., 49,.
VI t1'e ls.l!t uola sgut1ia, a ad, sta-e
@ .n.' IVY ."A's, ni:npetli7 oo,ooo lhe.i'
WI VIZ - 1.'i'uts n.a.ei.ins ~ inaI piaSc,
ai'u III 1sst aeeoulits, were on!s lhlstS 1lilss
tistslt. y paltlc Is cApeelcd III 11sat Vicinity
''e1o!e many oayS:
Il. IS fcPorleti 9lat zen. s1gei VIII fetnrh 10
eIensiG1a WIN i snItleleht lo:ee 10 Ao!o tAc
tt,xI nu SNe l'o'eetl'n " Hull l1en LII 't'c
eoat''-Nest.
PRICES RETURNING BANDITS.
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov 37.--For the Last two
nights our pickets At Sct}aIia have been fired
upon by tic rebels returning from Pr;cr,s
::r,y The reports that Price is advancing
from the Usage River, arc not credited herc.
Tie truth seems to he that portio,f Of his :,r-
nv, composed Of AlissOuriars is dis
landing, returning in snail s,,uo:'s
for the purpose Of clothing themselves
and preparing Tor another campaign, and
whenever they can they commit all manner Of
tu't"scs Gpull CnloA men. = gent
jlst from Lexington reports that the city WIS
steady stream Of arrivals. The stcancrSioaN
CITY, with q large cargo Of goods for points
NJ, flc river west Of herr w:Is refused 1,rrrnis.
nnpE Eaon 10 pfoeefa oS .S; On ncr IMP to-day s te conf
n''.s.o.n. ~an ~ .nas pus.. ,.....
GUERILLA FIGHTING On THE BORDER.
soarts - Cn,7+'';,1 Grr,>,r,s's tuaas SlA
81, ..I -a 49, olt tile
y 1chrs at thc fp crs.ntE 'of of ~ 9 tc y Inoa RDa
| frum the rocks and bushes. One Of the scouts
| was wounded and two ART missing. supDosrd
| to he Killed Thr thrrn retur71in,9 r,nT .o1o -
| fifteen rebels on Little Blue bridEe. with shot
| guns. The scents then returned, took an
other road, and arrived safely in camp. Lieut..
| HcdTemaH sent out twenty men and found
them near thu same place, drove them into
| the brush, and captured twenty horses and
| mulcs.
A. hand of rebels 200 strong crossed over
from Clay county to-day. Two hundred and
| fifty Of RaiEs@s men are at Sibley Capt