Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-10-01
FROM MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Sept. 26.

~ AVusos OSps' 49,
The following PORTION Of note di.
,octed I" Col Blair by the Adjutant Gen
eral. by order of Gen Fremont:
''lu consequence Of u telegraph from |
your brother, Pusrmaster>GeneralB Blair, /
hy letter asking your release. |
Tor public reasons. you are hereby relessed |
from arrest. a:,d directed to resume your |
sword and join your regiment lar duty +"
Capt j b. PIunmer. First Infantry, |
regular >ervire. has beer appointed C"lontl
ot the llrh Regiment Missouri volunteers.
and assumes the Command ut Cape Girar-
dcau.
Commander Emerson. two gunners. and
twenty sailuis. arrived to day fur service
on the Missouri river.
Mr.. uuages arrived to day with a Gag Of
truce from Lexington with q proposition TO
exchange Col Marshall OF the LIST Illinois
cavTlry. captured at Lexington, for Prime
S L. Hudgin>; member &c the State
C"n, en'l"n, now COT fned at the Arsenal
here. u is NJ ders;".d the proposition was
accepted, aud Hudgins ser at liberty.
Jefferson City. Sept. %.
The trair that wet west fom here last
Night with the Illinois 35ih, aud Brig Gen.
Davis and staff ahnar1. stopped at Otter
vile tn day, passing over the L,m"ine
bridge. The rad lis new ia running oIdsr
through Ia S-dalia. The next tram with
troops. will probably go through To- that
p"int. There are now alorg the rad, AT
aud vest "f Syracuse. the iudiaua IS n.
Missouri 22i. ard Nebraska lSt The
larger porrIn If Col Ead,'s Missouri reg
iment, ard $50 men Of Col. Bissell's piu
neer regiment At and near BrOnviile
there are the Iowa 4tb, Indinana 18th,
22d, and Goth, Capt Dayidsnn's battery,
and Maj Eppsiein's H"me Guards Mat
tiers are represented as quiet in the neigh
horhood of those i"rces. West of them the
secessiunerts are rising aud Prices forces
10 few days will d. ubtless be augmented
to thirty or forty thousand.
Maj Gen. Hunter arrived here TO day
Sige! viii arrive to night
| Especial Despatch to the St .Loui. Republican,
Jefferson City. Sept. &c.
Capt DAggdrt of the 25ih Illinois regi
ment ha- arrived firm 0uerville. where be
heard, yesterday. that Claib. jackson was
| advancing Oh b 'uDyile with III 900 men,
and Price was marching towards George.
town with about 20 600; the army a, Lex
| iugton having been divided tor that pur
/
| forces al Georgetown, where large num-
btr of troops can lie c rcenrrated in a short
time The rebels were reported moving
forward u burn the LemuIne bridge again,
| But it was we'll. defended.
Gen S,gei went west from here to day
Elk Gov. King and Judge Ryiand have
been released by the hehels.
! Repurts which are regarded reliable say
A II
maud. attacked G-ceUia, St Clair Co.
burned the town by shelIng 1t, and repuIs
ed Il large force I'll rebels.
There are saId IT, he ubOu. 1000 rebels in
Lacle1e cuurty, committing all kinds o.
deptedatIons upon Uninn men. Furiee
Z" 3 store has been robbed again, aud
$4,000 worth OF property carried IF.
Leavenwurth, Sept &c
Gen. Lanes cnumand surprised super
iur i"rce If rebels ut Paplnsville, Mo. az
the 2l-t, aud alter severe fight. routed
them, losing Z killed aud large nun Ter
wounded. THE rebels lost 10 killed, l0C
taken prisoners, and all their tents, wag
ons and supplies. Lane is rspvrted to bt
mu' ing on Oscenla
The gang OF rebels wlo recently sacke ed
the town IT Humhndt has been defeated by
turce irum Furt Scott. and their itader
Matthews, kIIied GA his person va,
found an order ir"m Ben. McCuliuch ful
the enr"lIment of the Q Kappa Indians
Scouts at F"rr Scott repnrt McCalIocf
with 10 OO0 men within Ih.r'y miles .
Fort Scat, On the nighT ui the 2lst inst,
u n. Lane has issued II prrclamatIur Il
tn. crtIzens al Western Missouri. III which
after rayIug for what purpose he is there
aud urging th' sc IN arms against the Gov
ernment to disperse and cume to him f"i
protection, he uses the fnilnwIng language
'Sh"uid you, hnwever, disregard my nd
vice, the stern visitation at war will 10
Deted cut u the rebels and their allies
Quincy, Sept. &c.
Gen, Preutiss arrived here at one u ciuc
tlI- morning un special train, direct iron
ST Joseph lie ha- FURNISHED passes {
the members ut Col MarshelPs cavalr
regiment t. 90 hume, ard has sent IF
considerable number of the Irish hrigad
I" Ch,cagn-all. ~ fact, who wish to- 2,
The balance are I" z, {" ST. LuuI- IN IT.
morning un the Hannibal City, which j
now landing at the levee To carry then
d"wn.
There is nothing new on the ilanniha
AID 81 Joseph Railroad The messsngr
s'ares that there are some reports cIrcuIat.
ing alb u! Lexington, much as yesterday
bur nuthIng reliable.
Col. Smith is still in St Joseph. Gen
Prentiss expresses the nEinnn that b,
Sunday, If Price accepts AN attack, Their
Will he hot work at Lexington.