New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
Arrivni Of the Sick md wounded-E'"ou-
alton Of tLc aoasiswe.t-naier White
Arrival Of GFu. aa,iecl-S'sn. IRE
sost--A singuIrr CircEln sianee-Ar-
rest OF Gen. rscFKinsiry md other OFF,
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81. Ioci.. Taesday Nov 10. 1851.
Our sck and wounded amounting 10 severel bun
ded, have arrived from Springfield and the army OF
tie Union Lss completely evacuated SouIh-Nes' Mic
sour. Tho Union exeswlo were returning 10 their
homes, after an absence Of several months, expect
Ing to enjoy The protection Of ther Government, arc
DO, only lying once more, but hundreds Of loyal
families aro following The army, 70 find refuge Of
safety. The roads are lined with ouigrnts; md
south. West Missouri j. once more committed to the
tender ucrcics Of tho Rebels. If P'ice purues his
usual policy Of advancing when army falls back,
the conutsy south OF tho Osage, embracing abou'
one.,bird Of the State viii he oyerrun again by
bis hungry aud ragged ioll)wor.
Major Frank !. White, who recapiurcd Licking
ion participated in The utter routing OF tLe rebels q
Springfield ard has done admirable service during
tie late Campaigns is suffering fom IA irjury re-
cciycd daring the battle OF Springfield lie received
blow from the butt Il "a mu-hci, which did not
seem serious ct the time, bat which prosirated him
after ho arrived here, and Lett the excitements Of
camp behind. lie hue been presented by Gen. Ere
mont with pair Of elegant silver spurs, bearing the
inscriptions, Lexington and Springfield" NJ
Young officer 10 this department h,s earned higher
reputation for qallanry and decided military ability
than Major White. lie is rapidly nyslescing, and
will soon be again in active service.
Gen Hallocl. arrived yesterday morning. Though
he inds the large army which Gen. Fremont called
inlo e,sienee ready for active servioe 1t will re-
quire considerable time for him TO acquaint himself
ith tho affairs OF tie department, and rcorssnizs il
according to bis own IDEAS. Tho gunboas viii n0t
be ready Tor tie Mississippi expedition for three
weeks.
Gen. Fremont sin romans here having received
no orders from Washington. There one or two
very singular facts about his removal. The order re-
Loving him from bis command was dated Wash
inston, October q, over an erasure showing iis
original date to have been October I. While ie-
turning to st. Louis, after sarrendering up bis con-
mand, he received Telegram from Gen. Mcclellan,
dated Nov. ,, insruetng him to have cie telegraph
completed to Springfield; and after arriving here,
letter from Gen. Mcclellan, dated Nov. 4, giving
him further oracrs, aud addressing him tho COM
mandor Of this department. 1t 10 obvious, therefore,
that eerea days after the date Of the order relieving
him, Gen. Mcclellan was not aware of bis removal.
If, us alleged the delivery Of tie order LEFT dis
cEelbnary with Gen. Curtis (who, it seems, in.
formed Adjutant-Gen. Thomas that Gen. Fremont
failed TO consult him. and that he deemed him incom
patent 10 the command) there was apparently n rad
zeal misunderstanding between Gen. Curtis and the
authorities at Washington.
IL has been reported upon the streets for the last
two days that an order for Gen. Fremonts arrest has
arrived here. The fact that the order relieving him
from bis command was made known TO bic subordi-
nate officers before he received it, and the manner in
which his officers and friends being treated make
the people more ready TO believe 1t. His Paymaser,
Maj Phpney, was on bis way TO st. Louis, with the
siaf, in obedience to ORDERS for tie purpose Of turn
inc over to Col. Andrews, the Chief Paymaster, the
s25O, 900 OF Government money in his possession,
when detectives were started in pursut, telegraphic
dispatches were sent In various directions TO arrest
him " wherever found" aud a great hue and cry
was raised, as if be were attempting TO run away.
Capt. MeKeever, his AdjutaDt, started for Washing
ton, and he was arested. Payment is even refused
to bis Body Guard, Notwithstanding its magnificent
fighting at Springfield.
Bat tho most isgrant case Is that Of Brig. -Gcn.
elfEiurtrv WIN fhcugh nm nficcr of the regular