Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-16
From Missouri.

SFhlSGFlLD, NOV. 1ls--oluce Tue uepat-
ture ofGenerals Hunters, Pope's and Stur-
gis' divisions of the army, on Saturday,
for st. Louis, via. Warsaw, nothing of in
terest has transpired here.
Generals SigeTs aud Asboth's divisions
have returned from their position South of
here-which was merely teint to protect
our withdrawal-and will march for st.
Louis, via. Rolla, in day or two.
Springfield will be entirely evacuated.
Large numbers of the Union men of the
city and vicinity have left, and will con-
tinue to leave with the army, not being
willing to risk their lives in the hands Of
the rebels.
Sterling Price began to move with bis
army, q, 900 men and IS pieces of artille-
ry, on Saturday morning. toward Pineville,
Mcdonald county, in the extreme south
western corner of the State.
Ben McCulloch broke up his camp on Fri
day night. and the next day was marching
toward Berryville, Carroll county, Arkan-
sas.
A gentleman, recently prisoner in the
rebel camp, says Price designs to go into
winter qunrtets at Cross Hollow, Washing
ton county, Arkansas; that the rebels who
wish to go home have already returned,
and that those now with him intend to
.-ss,-.
New YORK, Nov. 15.-The steamer Cham
pion has arrived with Panama dates to the
9Th inst.
The Pacific mail steamer Uncle Sam
brought down to Panama 500 troops, with
largo amount of rifles, &c.
Bogota was quiet under the Mosquera
Government. Gen. Herran was on his way
to Washington rs Minister.
1t had been resolved at u convention of
the Confederate States to change the name
of New Grenada to the United States of
Columbia.
A fight has occurred at Guaymns, Mexi-
co, between the foreigners and natives
The American Consul was imprisoned and
three Americans shot. 1t is said that 35
Americans put to flight 500 Mexicans.
a Californian recently reached ManZN-
nilly in small steamer loaded with per-
cussion caps He was sentencedt TO be shot
for introducing articles contraband of war.
Senator Gwin, Calhoun Benham, and ].
Brent, of California, were arrested as the
steamer Uncle Sam was entering the bay of
Panama, by order of Gen. Sumner, by the
troops under his command. Papers COM
promising them with the rebels were found
aboard. Some of Mr.. Gwin's friends at
Panama applied TO the Governor to annul
the arrests, on the grounds that they were
made in New Grenadian waters, and that
foreign government has no right to trans
port political prisoners over this territory.
Gen. Herran, who is an intimate friend of
Mr.. Gwin, also used his influence, and the
Governor issued an order prohibiting the
conveyance of prisoners across the 18TH
mus, and large force of soldiers was sent
TO release them. As soon as they were
landed the U. S. Consul went on board
the steamer, and it was finally decided that
the prisoners were allowed to cross ::the
Isthmus as such, and tho question of the
arrests be referred to Washington.
The steamer Bogota arrived on the eth
from Valparaiso and Callao. Gov. Bigler
and family were passengers en- route for
San Francisco.
Mr. Meigs has contracted with the Chill
ian Government to build the Valparaiso
and Santa Iago Railroad. His contracts
now amount to about SlO,OOO,OOO Bust
ness in Chill was improving.
Peru was excited about the election
Castillo and San Roman have quarrelled,
but the former still carried everything his
own way to the total disregard of the Con
stitutiOn.