, 1861-09-30

JEFFERSON C1TT, Sept. II.
Tie steamer War Eagle arrived here from
Glat gov this afternoon. She left tic Fifth
Io1a Regiment, Col Worth;ngton, at G1as-
Eow, which is now the advance post Of the
Federal fo1ces.
The mataudipg rebel chief Mari Green had
keen sending large number CT horses ec-oss
the river to the north, before the arrival Of the
War Esgle They are supposed to bs the
go hastily to leave northeastern Missouri
Al; the troops which were ct Boon7ille have
left Tor Otte1Vllle and Georgetown. Only 200
Home Guards, under Maj5r Eppsn5::.n, re-
main in the entertainments, and it is said he,
ihtte days.
The War Eagle brings no intelligence Of
PIice's movements.
The people along the river above look to st. |
Lor ft lews IN regard to matters at Liking
ton a1G other points but short distance above t
thin They now receive no mail, and have |
10 Intelligence from the outer world gave that |
they receive an occasional paper brought By I
some OF the government boats.
Ihs1e were rumors at Glasgow that por- |
Lon Ct Prjce's forces were crossing dawn the |
river, but it was not reliable.
Tne1e are nov no steamboats, above this
loi1: saye the C14ra Bell, which is in the
hands Of the Tebels. The stream is running
1c7y low end is difficult to navigate There
are about three and 4 half feet Of water hence
to Boorville.
Two or three boat loads Of troops from st.
L1u:s arrived heze about 9 O'Clock this e7en-
ing.
1 train arrived here from Franklin about
O'Clock tonight, bTir ging the remainder Of
the Fourteenth Illinois Regiment from Rol1a.
Thie is The IT egime1lt which INST With the accl-
dent on the Southwest branch few days
since.
The following are the casualties, as furnish
|, ed us by an officer Of the regimsnt:
Company A-JamEs Euhtsr, hip and lee
slightly injured; retef Falllnger, ruptured in
groin, lett at Franklin.
Company B-Ar1hur Wilson, face and back
b1uised; Chas. Conrad, leg spsained; Simon
Company C-Wm ewart, left thigh bro
ken and badly ecalded externally and Inter
nsfy,- since dead; VIM. Moran, shoulder
| slightly bruised.
! ture Of left arm and badly injured in lungs
dang E.1ous-lett at Franklin Samuel Culbert.
sen, head and neck bruised; Corporal Robert
walker, face slightly huit t; John Dunn,
bruietd in side; Henry Williams, leg injured
Company E~-Hen1y Drake, ankle sprained,
and back. left ut Franklin~
Company F-CorpoTal George 3. FineheW,
slightly, assd lett ct franklin
Company H-Sam1 Keeton, bruised in
chest, left at Franklin; c. g. Bond, bruised in
ye1y dangerously scalded, and left at Franklin.
Company K-Corpo1al Thomas Galloway,
spraiped ankle and leg, left at Franklin
David Mclaughlin, back slightly injured, lets
ARTILLERY Company py-John T. Heet and
; | Creamer, slightly Edward A. Young, q blacE
| nan, the suffers cock, was badly injured and
I | has since died.
) | hcstler, has his leg and side bruised and VA
|, | 7cff at Franklin.
; Orite number Of mules were also injured
: The camp equipsge, ETC., OF the regimen
was detained By This accident, and the me-
last night had a1i TO sleep out, exposed to tn
rain and cold.
Two or three regiments from Rol}a are o
- | lleir way for this point, overland. The dE
10 tance is about 20 Mules.
~ Gen. Fremont and staff have just arriVct
i, Il Hc is accompanied By detachment OF ~
~ regiments. He WIS received st the depot +
Il Brig. Gen. Thos. l. Price
~ JEFFERSON CITY, Sept 2S-12:30 4. II.
se Gen. Price, after no little difficulty, has
"a t last got Gen. Erement's STAFF duly 4uarters
I'd in different places about town The numb
"a Of the staff much exceeded the calculation
m the General, who only expected dozen I
>" fifteen; but there turned out to be or
III. double tint number. General F., hoTevt
.s lighted his lantern and proceeded to gui
~ tie gentlemen through the insr.cacie5 OF i
ta- | FiiSt W ouln 4Anlt~te NC 4e @oAAA eok'~@A :
aw them.
hc G.n. Fremont and the major portion Of t
~ ~. staff are st the Virginia HOUSE. They r
he not be able to leave here tor day or t.
probably.
Thtre has been 10 train from Sedalia tod
Ter 49, - ,oo, So-1e nnoos;ness is 'falt IN
In gard to it, but the delay is doub bt1ess the
IS rs; suit Of the bad state Of the road, which,
teo ha5ng been used for sor1e time, is 7eIy mi
ser 4ra;r }onded witf troons fnr Genrf-eto
has been On the track a.l day awaiting tho
IN | rival OF the train before setting out. In
roy absence CT the trains ne have no news III
oTs, eyer from the interior.
'tb, 80 =, 49,, - 1p.