New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
FROM MISSOURI,
sr Louis, Monday. Sepl %,

ST LOUIS. Monday bept 80, 1867.
TIE Republican learns that statement is forth
coming from Col. Harding, tho Adjutant Of General
Lyon, who was in the absence of Gen. Lyon, in
command Of this Department up 10 the period OF
Gen. FremOnt's arrival here, which will show be-
yond question the absolute impossibIty Of aid being
rendered Gen. Lyon before tue baltic Of Wilson's
Greek.
JFygERsoS CITr Mo Monday Sept. co. 1861.
special dispatch to The 81. Lon3s Republican
says;
90 There sno intelligence from Bonneville, George
town Sedalia or Glasgow, and no approximations are
felt OF any immediate attack any of these points
by the Rebels. All tue reports received from Lex,
ington corroborae the opinion already expressed
that the Rebels intend TO keep the main body Of their
force there; but 1t il stated that several bodies OF
troops, numbering from 200 70 1000 have leit there
within few days past for the north and west, but
for what purpose is unknown.
:" Gen Fremont preserves a strict silence, but be
is said to be actively engaged in obtaining the exact
number Of troops be can command, and organizing
plans for the approaching campaign.
JsFFERscN CITY Tuesday, Oc l, 1861.
a special dispatch to The 81 Louis Democrat
says;
boiler Of locomotive standing on the Paris
railroad track at Tepton, exploded yesterday a M,
scattering of the fragments to the Distance Of
standing on the box and two or three regiments Of
troops were near but nobody WAS hurt
Mrs. Fremont arrived here from s.. Louis this az
ternoon, and was received at the depot by the Gen.
eral and Staff and def lchment Of GO Of bis body
guards, and escorted to the camp.
Gen. Fremont receives numerous visitors daily,
who desire him to send regiment to this place and
that in the INTERIOR for the protection Of Union mems
property bu be is obliged to dsappoint all such up
plicants as he is determined to send oat no more
small bodies of troops TO be surrounded aud taken
prisoners. lie is going to strike all together this
time.
When Price and the main body of the Rebel army
is annibated'Ne will then see TO the protection Of
every Union man in the State.
Gen. Smith, Adiutant- General of the STATE is here,
hard at work, issuing commissions 10 the State forces
which org snizing uuder the call Of Gov. Gamble.
He gives assurances that the 40 900 volunteers called
for will be obtained without trouble.
A special dispatch to The 81. Lows Republican
states that Bonneville, Glasgow, Sedala and George
town. reported quiet at the latest accounts, but
il is not improbable we may hear at any time Of
skirmish between our own aud the rebel pickets at
the latter piece as Prices men are said to be in that
vicinity.
The reconstruction of the telegraph line to Syr-
cuse, Sedalia aud Georgetown, will be commenced
tomorrow by order of Gen. Fremont.
Sixty Rebels from Lexington, plundered the Lu-
matte Asylum ct Fulton, Galloway County, day or
two SINCE of 500 blankets all the bed clothes, aud
number of socks, giving an excuse, that the Asy'
lum belonged TO the State, and they bad right to
the property.
Gen. Pope Lac not yet left, az previously reported
butts anxiously awaiting orders to take the field.