The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-11

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Epuox JounxAI: IL you will cast your
eye on the map Of Missouri, you viii see a
email town on the Pacific railroad by the
name of Upton From that point the IVES
tern army. under Gen. Fremont, turned south
and Travelled in front Of Gen. Asbosh's diyis-
-iop. until We came to Warsaw, on the Osags
river. There we remained long enough to
throw substantial tressle bridge over the
s.rcam, and then crossing. hurried on 10 this
point--marching. on last Sabbath. thirty two
miles, and reaching here on the evening OF
that day Here. | suppose. We viii remain
until the estirc army assemblies. aad then, by
forced marches. seek further for Price and
his rebel armv. he Is said to be about forty
rniIes from nero. and it Is thought by some
that be intends 20 give us battle. Ii this is
40 he will have an opportunity in few days
We have an army of as brave men "a ever
vent To battle aud the Foe that drives IL
from the field will have TO possess over
xhelming numbers and have more than h1-
ian courage. Every soldier feels that up
on this army rests tho cause OF the Union In
the Northwest and the country nay rest
assured that in the hour OF trial all that
skiilfui officer. and brave men can DO viii he
dots.
suK TAXING o. srISsFIxID.
Two days before the advance column Of
the army reached Springfield, Gen. Fremont
sent one hundred and City Of hrs mountel
BODY Guard. under tho command Of MAJOR
Zagonyi. and one hundred and hity cavalry
under tho command Of NJ .ior White % sur
Prise and capture about FIVE hundred sexes
sionists who were thsusht 10 be quartorcd
here. This body Of brave men marched all
aixhs and at IL O'Clock next day reached
this place. The news of their coming had
preceded them By one hour and when Mai
Zaronyi reached the encmys camp he found.
instead Of Eve hundred. not les than two
thousand msn. drawn up IN battle array TO
receive him The gallant Major. brave al
most 70 fault. gave the order 20 charge.
and dashed into tbs dense mass Of men with
aherossna. perhaps unparalleled IN the history
OF American warfare Ito charged straight
through them. then back through them again.
cutting them down by scores. aud losing sofne
OF bis bet mcn In The meantime Major
Whites mea shaf-c5 through = grove Of
stnbcr and took The en~ny in The suk -
The battle wes desperate Three hundred
chtging two thousand. They fought for one
hour AID half. snd saen the eaeny gave
ssy. leaving shssr dcsd and he held % he
Federal troops
May acts Of insiis islasi daring are current
n camp. Que of tho rebel officers slashs~l an
20 VI uor xseonyi All presenting ~ PISTOL
% his breast. free. The MAJOR b az sarois
r,oys received he charge between biz arm
and BODY. and immediately ran the rebel
through with his swor1. Anothsr oficer rad
f.s rebels through. aad msny otbcrs. Il fact
al Who we're enssSei in The n<hs. behsrc
Ike nerves
Although Msiar Whites men participated
n b, 6xht. TIE NJ jor himscif wAs untoFie
.sesy taken prssoaer before the action eoa'.
nerced. Beng SEX. he vas IN wagon ia
TIE rear 81 tie tioops before they rcached
he town. and not sarning 81 q fork n fbs
road where his c0mmansi fnrpet. b Grove
STRAIGHT ints he snsnvs lines and va =. "a
prt>oaer. They c4rfi>l him Twelve miics
so~,rd Psice's efsse wh~a ne vss rtscnel
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