Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR I'M mIssOURII.
AccOnnis from the Enenv,. sIaa.

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9AiLsAs9S CiTT Oct. General Fremont eontin-
ues actively occupied and he s;o-,s i.;o- o,,-
Il1u1eLs nave mad interviews with him TO-DAY. Hlz
P[Osrae IS said, by those in his couddence to be
e1cellens N every particular and to have met the
bsl J;so n ~ al Inc military authorities to whom be
n the Federal cause has rreatl ics.Ss ~ e =;
low oeLSEed That before the cad Of he month Ms
souri, VIII be Purged Of her secession foes-
me Steamer Emma left for Lexington this eve.
Louis Col Philip St. Georgs C ~ - @ ~ p.
Unisd States Dragons arr~ 49, ~ - osSS-
ana Aau y lenslhy private interview With Cen pe-
mont Ills force OF regulars f-o,, IIth -; III
eouDte1y DC ordered 70 this vicinity for service IL
IS said that Brigadier GeEeralship viii bs onSs5
| upon him. '- OS 0'H4SA4S~
ST. LouIs, DC. IA special dispatch 70 the 81
/ Louis RepubLcdR from jefferson CITY savs
Dr.. White says be heard on his way here that
I.SOO reo9Is had parted from the main body apd
marched towards Georgetown with the intss,tio1
OF taking that place before reinforcements could
arrive from Jefferson Citv
miller who left Georgetown yesterday morning
says ne was turned back by the enemys piehets
twelve miles from that town
Dr.. White believes that the rebels have no aof
quitting the State, but intend to make a demonstrs
uon' IN vast numbers, upon Georgetown, Jefferson
Cly and 81 Louis, and that they are perfectly con-
ndent OF their ability to take thSm. No immediate
StlAck IS feared OF Georgetown, and our forces
" EtEclfe Tue Zoe. An OIuceF
here, formerly Of Nulhgxns Irish Brigade who
lsit me vicinity Of Lexington on Monday evening,
places no confidence in the truth of the above This
oteer says that at the time he left not more than
!OOOO rebels had quilted Lexington, and that moth
ing reliable was known Of their intentions or what
course or policy Price had Concluded 10 Dnrsue
boohVlhe ana GlSsgow were quiet at the latest ad-
wees, Dus eur fOrcess are on the alert for fight
Many persons think there will be no general engage
meat since the evacuation Of Lexington but others
VI var -k,sr-
quarter where be is least expected. and that the
prospect OF battle is now increased rather than
diminished. HET -
The report in the afternoon dispatches Of the re-
moVal o. Ten Fremont created intense Indignation
among the mass Of the Union msn and q eat reioic
lRg among the seeessiOnist%
Inc recruiting rendezvous for the Irish regiment
was closed, and the meeting in the Second Ward
TINS evening for the formation Of company Of
home Guards adjourn q without action -
gentleman who visited Benton barrseks this
afternoon reports the greatest excitement among
The troops amounting almost to mutinv A m4ss
meeting has been called fer Saturday for the expres
sion Of opinion relative to the removal
Gen. McKinstry has been ordered 10 the Dspars.
msnt o. Cumberland in Kentucky. -
A gentiemKn-fFOm SarcOxls ssys,that JudOa,ebe-
nOult had hung nine men for loyal to the Union.
JEFFERSON CRY, Oct 5. "A special to tbest Io,i,
Democrat says tIat Dr. Whte, Of Mulligan's Briqade
arrived here in the Sadalia train az an early hour
tus AlOfuiis ahu 0figs l1IOrulau0n from Lexington
up % Monday night. Price had left Lexington with
the main body Of his forces, and is moving South
ward for the purpose Of efIecting junction with
Mccullough, alter which he viii give Fremont
battle. DR.. White reports that Price has decided
upon this point, having been eated and intoxicated
by ais victory at Lexington. He says that Price
anticipates an easy victory over Fremont ct this
point, and then move on st. Louis. There Wera no
less than p 600 secessoniss ready to rise and well
cone him with arms in their hands. -s--r-
Dr. White thinks that the rebels will endeavOr to
get between Us and the force At Georgetown and
surround and cut of Davis and Sigel and then meet
Fremont near this plsee. The rebel force has nine
teen field pieces and are expecting Fifad cannon
from the South. Gen. Price told the Doctor thar
the Southern ConfedeFaey had loaned the State Of
Missouri million dollars for the purpose of carr
rying on the war agsiBst the Federal Government
The rebel troops confident Of victory and are
siamoring to be led against Fremont Dr. White
gives sorry statement in regard to the conduct of
the rebels towards the wounded at Lexington. They
took away from him all his hospital stores not leaT-
lrg him a spOEge.
4 portion Of Prices force had moved towards
Independence. There were but about three hun
red men in WsrTensburg when DR.. White passed
through there. He thinks Prices force numbers
full 40 GOO