, 1861-10-01

Arrivals from Lexl1Ets4-.9tFenEth
a R11ee,s A1n1.-et,;ts4n. e,;t4..s 1ze3sas o7ssasa9
dx43.sao1' 3 13n Cs1Tr. Scot so.-:Lieut Colonel
nf. IN. Pee1ody'8 regiment and |
iIsnE Tfnnent, 'of Col, H1Eshsnh Fegtment,
Who ;Wefe ~ Lexington, hayo arf1seo tlens aese
nd giVa: eome interesting particulars rom
III 1hf1 ssT the rebels osn easily turn ont, md
probably M, three 12-poqndets Psr weeK a4s y
The Lexington foundry, and thas tney ase very
busy h making balls Of all kinds:
They nepaEf tint The Ttp@e asye aaaE aargs
!yariety 11nried ii: Tho vicinity of Lexington,
and TIT thsy hASes recently d1g up g,eaE
deal. Tvo fhousard rounds Of loaded eheA
were disFntombed by tho rebels u Maltgsae
entxsnchmentB on;tha very Gay q me euHen
der cur tpoops having no iasa o. 4Sea ser +Spe Spn
Il is eafd fhst vast amounts OF ammunition
ara buried In different quarters ot tne WEE
and south, having been Eent qns from aeuSe-
eon City. BY e1 Governor jaeks9n esaora 10
gtroyei the powder in their possession II they
bsd had Fater, or had not feared an explosion
that must ta1e proved fatal In their narrow
feminine eeeessiontst Ct {: s1gn social stand
ing at Lexington, obtained admission to Multi
gans fottideations, disguised as q m9latto
Washerwoman, and took q complete sketeh
formation, after hsr departure, to the rebels
It is believed the rebels have nom t0,000 to
50 600 men at Lexington, and are daiiy receiy-
ing reinforcementa. They will make stand
there, and await thu attack Of onr forces: 1t
is supposed that Frics viii ~ N aN tWn 2 OF tasea
will meet Us with that number. The Eebels>at
Lexington are receiving provisions IN q9aatl-
| ties from the adjacent counties, wagon loads
arriving every day, and they have, It is said,
] every means Of support
Green's, RainB' and Pareons' troops are rep
| resented a. a mere mob, half clothed and
! without diacip1e, no one seeming to hold
| less rapk than that cf Colonel HarTts' sol
| a.ets, 7,Coo in Dumher, are very well drilled
and execute all theiz 1aneu7res IN thorough
| military etY1e. r.
Ore Of the rebel 1egiments. having helped
~themee1yee to the uniforms Of Col: Mu1llgen's
| troops, are now called the Irish Brigade.
! LeutColoneI Thatcher and Lteut. Tenant
leave hire by boat for Lexington this mGrn'
| ing; they will return wiki the wounded Fed
si.l t1cops now ii 11se s2@Eas OF the rebels
1bese are about one hundred In number. Be
! fore they left Lexington, they obtained &
Hrittxr permit from GenerA sterling Pslce
granting protection to any boats which NIGH
go to Lexington for that purpose. Gen. Ere
| E ont has approved Of this action, and the5
Will 8IA1h u1Q144uEs 1ASeS 0AA~t-Aa 9tel
| cur troops were treated noas kindly by The
rebel officers, whom they pronounced high
toned. honorable and generous gentlemen. :.
The rebels, the two officers say, nght well
sna that our mistake ig that We have Away
urderrated the tast 1ha @ gsant condues Hah9,
eulogized, and all Our soldiers are erthufisstl
" Eisior @ steele, who had command Of the reg
ular troops at Wilson's Creekr has rece1Ve'
| permission to take command Of the 5ta low
regiment. It is understood that his battaaio
Of regulars will be incorporated In the reg
Adyices from Saline county report the rel
els o7erTunning that section OF the connsr
With scouting parties, Rho are impressinI
| Union citizens into the rebel service and lew
i ing upon their goods.
Ge1. Fremont went into camp yesterda
mosnirg about half mile back CT the tow1
md it is taid, will not more forvsrd befor
the close Of the week. The health of til
toldie5s i IMP iDpr9o,iDg; Not dssth ss4a has o. o.
usual occurrence, and so or 20 will be dil
charged to-day. Gen. -McK;nstry and staff n
rived here last evening. Gen. Pope Is sti
here. Totten'a battery vas among the, arr
yals yesterday.
Scouts arrived last night from Warsaw,
f miles distant, but they report nothing new
{ Ti,ey heard that McCuIioch WAS advancing O
} + J&ffe1son City by way Of Lynn Greek. :
The Stars SID Stripes waving over Null
, gan's enrrencbments WAS pierced By fosty-on
bullets, but net one struck the Union--a p'
.. cn;iar and favorable omen.
Col. Richardson's regiment, NOW statlone
at the 0Eage river, will be disbandsd to-da..
lis time hsyipg expired, aud Col McClu1g
i vii; tske its place.
Jsmes ". kaw.ing, Of Miller county, . nj
t tcrious rebel, who had impressed tso boy
ard one old man and stolen two horses, VT
brought here LIST evening, and viii be set
| Gfk tQmoTrQH Oh The tprGfcadona. ::