New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-30

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40 linton for what is needed.
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M.i..ssu D. HvsrER cOmmandins Isl p''''''"' iiS'0"
Missouri
.ooe,c,o,. ron RETAINING SPRINGFIELD.
s-r;nofsjd the stra'egca point OF thst VIDE eie-
% ~ n esparafes the waters OF the Usage from
tbose az the Arkansas River s the Key 10 'He NhOe
sontb.western part Of Missouri eonuianolns All area
Of nearly $1,000 square rlles' ~, ,o,io,,
Around II Il clustered true aud loyal poprauon,
- n,,n'hers of whom, driven from their homes
- 6rasides. and burning with desire TO revenge
80; snFerings and reespture their homesteads, are
EAGERLY awaiting an opportunity to join an advancing
army. ... l.. - ;.o
snd humane policy, demands the Teoceupahon OF thai
yl1ce. :. - .
10 effect this in the shortest and speediest way O
combined movement 81 our troops should be msds
fcm Rola and Jefferson City.
The column from the latter place moving h@rs1 @
viii cross, after two days marching, the osase '
River at Tuscumbia. To prevent delay IN crosslns'
sncbors ropes, pnles and other portable h
Jies for the construction Of raft bridges sn"-'N "
taken along from Jefferson City. os ,be
Upon an appointed dsy after the passage oi n tne
river has been accomplished the column nO," IT,
vii commence its march, ana tnst pis'e CIV CIV -
Sumbia being each about one HunuIeG LII Sa sTa
Springfield, in six days the two iorCes VIII W o'''
90 uniteJat their destination ..,: -
As the lines Of march converge upQnt tnelr ap
oach 70 Sn-;nOfeld it will be practicable al leba-
- enS Cos Plain 90 miles north Of Buffalo, TO
o cor,nunication between the columns. Strong
sontng nqrfies will hes, effect this object and each
Sody will thus assist and support the ether
The Cole County Home Guards should occupy
TUscumhis after the column from Jefferson CITY has
bassed that place. reserve should be left at Linn
teek 10 cover the near provision train while War
saw the most important point on the Usage, should
be Immediately occupied by the Home Guards of
Johnson Pettis and Benton Counties, REINFORCED by
q volunteer regiment and two pieces OF artillery.
Rolla Wanesvllle, and Lebanon can be occupied
upon the withdrawal Of the other troops by regi-
uents OF the United States Reserve Corps from ST..
Louis while Jefferson City can be placed in charge
OF an adequate force Of Gen. SigePs Brigade, now
pDder reorganization.
lane will be directed to march from Fort Scott, in
Kansas. to Springfield by way Of Lamor and Green
vile, re-enforced if possible.
The successful execution OF this plan puts ne in
to.sesion Of the entire southwestern portion Of this
State forces the enemy 70 retire into Arkansas and
enables US Immediately after the concentration at
Springfield, to assume the offensive against that
State.
The exhausted condition of the country through
which our troops are to pass renders necessary the
most particular attention to the organization aud
Teriectlon Of the provision trains the commence
neat of cool weather demands. additional clothing
Tor the men, and the sad experience Of the past
warns US to make every necessary preparation to
ExHrs1r No. a.
In camp at Noin River and on the Louisville end
Nashville Railroad st various points:
Sixth Indiana Col Cittenden, Nolin.
Twenty ninth Indiana. Col Miller, Noln.
TLirtieth Indiana Col Bass Noin
Thirty eighth Indiana, Col Scribner, Noin.
Thirty ninth Indiana Col HARRISON, Noin.
Thirty -secend Indiana, Col Niitek, HewHsrs
Tenth Indiana. Col Monsin BoId,town.
Niue.eeuth Illinois, Col. 1urchin, Leb Junction.
Twenty fourth Illinois, Col Hecker ColesbeDy.
Thiry'icurih Illinois Col Kirk Nolin.
Fifteenth Ohio, Col. Dickie, Non.
FOrty-nintn Ohio. Col Gibson, Nolin.
Third Kentucky Col Rousseau. Nolin
Fourth heDtaoky, Cavalry. Col Boord, Nolin.
Stones Kentucky Light Battery, pleces, Nohn.
Cots Ohio rihes pieces win be in camp in two three
Gsys at Nolin.
AT Camp Dick Robinson, or acting In conjunction
with Gen. Ihomas's command;
Two Tennessee Regiments nsny full and nearly ready for
sslvice.
-four Kentucky regiments in condition Tonpetsse
regiments
0ne regiment cavalry
Fourteenth Ohio Col Stedmsn Nicholssvire.
ThiHyeeventh Ohio, Co. ConDell, Eicholssvils
1hiTty Indiana, Co. CobuTn, Camp Robinson.
1hlrty-eieh Ohio, Camp Robinson.
IhTty-tfh Ohio, Camp Robinson.
1nIee bs teTios Or Artillery, Ono.
-Four Ohio reg line Of Covtngtcn Le1ingtop
lsilToed acting with Gen Thomas
Thirty seventh Indisus Col Coufts, Owepsbor0'.
so three four Keutucky at Owensboro uneer
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