Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-06
TRE WAF IN MISSOURI.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2G.-Coi. Jenn!Son has
issued the following propositions to oil per-
sons in arms against the Government in jack
son, johnson, Lafayette, Cass and Pcttis ccun.
ties:
First.-Ali who are nor in arms against the
Government OF the United States in the above
named counties, and who will surrender their
arms and ammunition to me, and deliver to me
all the government property in their posses.
| sion and under their control, within a reasona-
BILE time, and will sign a deed Of forfeiture,
aud hereafter perform their duty as good and
loyal citizens, they will not BIO held response
BILE for the past acts Of rebellion, but be pro-
tected in their lives and property.
Sccond.--The arms which are thus surren-
| dered to me will be stored and taken account
OF, so that when the present difficulties are set.
tied the owners thereof can obtain them.
Third.-Pcrsons who shall surrender them
selves to me, in order TO make arrangements
for securing peace to their neighborhoods, shall
be respected in their rights while arranging or
attempting to arrange any terms, and be al
lowed to return to their homes even should
they, after o conference, fail to come to any
arrangement or understanding.
Fourtt.-All who disregard these PROPOSE.
llOuS anu CUilltUuc II d. iuGu lCOclf:Ol NE1iiloI
the government of the United States shall be
treated as traitors, and be slain wherever
found, their property coniscated, and their
homes burned. And in no case will any one
be spared, either in person or property, who
refuses to accept these propositions.
The deed of forfeiture accompanying these
propositions conveys ell the real and personal
property, including present and future acqui
%sitions, into the hands Of tho government, the
said property to be used for the benefit Of the
government in case Of rebellion.
All loyal citizens are required to enroll
themselves into n home guard, holding them
selves amenablc to the military authority of
the United States, and Of the State Of Missou-
ri, ADD lending their utmost exertions to main
tain its authority against al hostile comolna-
tons.
ST. Louis. Nov. 27.-General Price is 1T
Pleasant Hill, with %, 900 troops, going
West.
\ disagreement has arise.i with reference 10
The exchange OF the Camp Jackson prisoners,
which will probably indefinitely postpone the
release o; lie men composing Col. Mulligan's
brigade. No trouble exists relative to the
commissioned officers, but Gen. Price submits
q list OF privatcs which does not conform
with the list furnished TO Gen. Lyon in May
last hy The officers Of Camp Jackson, and
which Gen. Curtis adheres to. There is sus.
picion entertained that the new list contains
fictitious names.
Captain james tiucTge, formerly tho noto'
rious Minute Man, and Il Camp Jackson Eri
soner, arrived here recently from Tennessee,
and wac Immediately arrested by order Of the
Provost Marshal, and lodged in the military
prison.
The report yesterday that Claims amounting
to SIS, 900. 600 had been approved by the War
Commissioner WIS ,n:or. cc.. The claims on
dIc represent that amount. The proceedings
arc conducted privately, and 10 decision has
yet been sn:.nHnc.d, a!.nc-sl, Gai;c 4 number
q! Claims nave s'acn decided. Tne number Of
%clair,s filed 10 dits is 1850, and they accaIEG,
laic 8; the rate vi - hundred daily.
From TIA NeE York Tribune, Noy. 81
I gentleman in St Louis writes US tina.
Gen. Hs!leck : recent order, respecting fugitive
s~iares, lis, 80 far as Missouri is concerned,
" the most ~relrcgrade step taken since the var
" began, and fully carries our Inc Objects OF 1he
q ulust rabid Secrss!onists."