Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

day and marched q Benton barracks, where
they viii be paid on
Jackson. Nho, its believed, fought under
Price at Lexington, was arrested yesterday
asaspy.
Special 70 st. Louis Republican
JEgTERsoH CITT, Sept 20.
No reliable news Of interest from Boone
vile, Georgetown, Glaag0W, Rolls, or other
prominent points.
Capt Walter, Of Gel. AaEshails regiment
who was at Lexington, arrived this morning.
having lsR there Thursday noon. He saw
no rebel troops between Lexington and Be-
: daliA, and aays the main body OF Phce's force
WAs there when be departed, and believed
they intsnded 70 make stand and naest our
troops there as the vicinity is well ealc Hated,
, | from its streams with deep miry banks with
Q out bridges, 70 trouble sn advancing enemy.
All the Federal officers have been released
4 on parole but Col. Aulligan, who refused TO
: give his for private reasons
Price probably has 81, 900 men, and the
D rebels on Thursday confidently expected that
Hardee with 5000 or 9, 900 and McC1Iloch
i with Il, 900 men, were within two or thres
, days march OF Lexington. They have nc
faith In McCulloch as q General, bat thina
10 be Is very effective with Q small body >
3 men.
le Ten thousand rebels were sent across th
D. Missouri river, from Lexington, on Thus
day, with the aVoWed intenfion Of attacking
Lane, who Is reported on this side Of d
riEeE. aH rorf-raff HtaF
The seal Of The State and public record
. are in the hands Of the rebels.
u Our troops had no cartridges, grape {
other shot, and no shells, left at the surrer
"a der, but lost 200 or 800 kegs of powder.
The rebels;are greatly encouraged, and d
- clare st. Louis in their possession.
- JEFEEasox CITY, Sept 20.
u General Prices Official report, giving
somewhat detailed account Of the battle
~ Lexington, had been received. The iollo7
= ing are the closing paragraphs:
~ i4Our entire loss in this series Of engag
'A' ments amounts to 25 killed and u WouDde
The euemys los Ess much greater. n
visible fruits Of this almost bloodless Tictol
are great. About $500 pris0nsrs smol
s,s whom are Cols Mulliean, Marshall, Pabod
~ White md Grover, Major Van Horn a.
he Ils other commissioned officers, pieces
sd- artillery and moriars, over 5000 stand
no infantry arms, large number Of ssbr
ber about T5O horses, many sets Of csFalry equi
IL / menu HaKOhSf bcoln1I AA4DaAAAie-f A-
DIN than 500, 600 worth Of conmisary storr
and a large amount Of other property. In 9
ba- dition 70 all this, have obtained the restC
roe alton Of the Great Seal Of the Stats and t
aPd public records, which had been stolen fl
their proper cuitodian, and about 5000
which TIE bank OF this place had been II
bed Of and which have caused 60 be
!. turned 70 t.
ON Col. Vaughn, prominent citizen Of X
ute ington, who witnessed the entire battle, a
: . was ct one time prisoner in Febsl han
ION. asserts positively that full 500 Of Pric
'Vor army were killed.
TO The money Of which the bank in Lezil
ton was robbed, was placed IN Col. n
~ ligaD's hands for safe keeping.
JEPFEssos CTTY, Sept. %.
J. A gentleman who arrived here this mo
tow ing from the West states thst be saw z
IN tleman who passed through Osceola on W
eek. nasday .ast, who says that the central ?
the ton Of that town had been burned By g
Lare. Il is stated that the reason for bu
ing the town ives that the rebels bad q
from the windows. No Federal troors v
). near there When be left.