Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-05
LATER FROM missouri.


reported Engagement BetDeen Lane and
Price--Mc CNlloch Returned to ArkGnsas-
The FOUNDED. Of The Body-guard-Later
Reports Continued Firing Heard Condi-
tion Of the Rebel Army, &c.
The st. Louis Democrat of the 4th has the
following interesting summary;
..... SPRINGFIELD, October 29-M.
Corporal Julius Becker, of Company B,
Body. guard, died last night. Lieutenant
Connally is very Unexpectedly easier to day;
his wounds, however, are very severe. With
the exception of one other, whose wounds
will probably prove fatal, the men are all
doing well. They receive the best attention,
and General Fremont has himself spent con.
siderable time in the hospital, seeing to their
comfort.
SPRINGFIELD, October 3O-12 NJ.
A scout, arriving last evening, confirms in
a measure the report of Lanes attack. He
says that at point in the road leading from
Mount Vernon to Ssrcoxie, and six miles
from the latter place, he heard the firing of
artillery from three o'clock P. NJ. until dusk
Monday evening. The firing was rapid.
morning. The firing was from a south
westerly direction. The same scout fell in
with rebel Just from Prices army, who left
it on Sunday morning. The rebel, in con-
versation, represented their army in a con.
dition that would compel it to move soon for
the want of clothing and provisions also
that great many were sick. Price and Nc
Culloch were at Neosho and Rains at Jolli6-
cation. The rebel pickets at Sarcoxie, on
Monday evening" had orders not to leave
there until driven in by the Federal troops.
jackson has ordered the foraging party at
Boner's Mills to burn the mill when they
leave the place.
Foraging parties are roaming over the
| country, taking horses, mules, wagons and
| bed. clothes. G. W. B.
| . LATEST FROM SPRINGFIELD.
From Mr.. Elliot, resident of Cincinnati,
who arrived here last night on the Pacific
Railroad train, we gather some important
and interesting news. Mr.. Elliot left War
| saw on Saturday evening at two o'clock.
| His fellow passenger in the stage from War.
saw to Upton came through from Springfield,
| having left there on Friday morning, the lst,
| at which time all the divisions of General
| Fremonts army were with him in Spring
| field, except General McKinstry's and Gen
eral Hunters, and both of these had received
orders to proceed with haste. General Nc
Kinstry, on Friday last, made march o
thirty three miles, and expected to be il
|
Hunter broke up his camp at Warsaw oil
Saturday morning, and was met abouttwelvt
miles on his road to the South. 1t wa
thought at Warsaw that the rapidity of tn
movements of these divisions indicated busi
ness at or near Springfield.
THE SICK AT WARSAW.
The sick soldiers at Warsaw, numbering
several hundred, were removed from thert
to Upton on Wednesday last, in rougl
wagons, but they got through very well
Large numbers of them have since reachet
this city.
PROVISION TRAINS.
Mr.. Elliot passed on his way to Warsav
last Wednesday, and met on his way to Tip
ton, on Saturday, heavy provision trains.
RETURN OF THE REFUGEES.
He also saw along the route number o
camps, composed of the Union refugees wht
had been driven out of the South. west b,
the rebels, and were returning with thei
families to their old homes.
AFFAIRS AT TIPToH.
At TiptoD on Saturday all was quiet, tn
place and the Government stores bein
guarded by the Kansas First. They were t
be reinforced yesterday by a regiment frou
this city, which Mr.. Elliot met on the car
yesterday near Jefferson City.
COLONEL MULLIGAN AT JEFFERSON CITY.
Colonel Mulligan got in the cars yesterda,
morning at Sedalia, and came down as ia
as Jefferson City. His wife and child, 70
whom it is supposed he went to Lexington
were with him. The gallant Colonel wa
most cordially received with cheers an
hand shakings at the Capital.
IMPORTANT FROM RoLLA.
AtFranklin Mr.. Elliot on Saturday learne
from an army officer that word had reache
: Rolla on Friday that JEFF Thompson, with
struggling force of about fifteen hundre
men, was marching across the southern par
of the State to make a junction wioASPric
and McCulloch. On Friday evening Colone
GeI shon, of the Thirty-sixth Illinois, star u
to intercept the aforesaid jeff taking will
him nine hundred picked men of the Roll
Brigade, aud a battery of six mountain
howitzers, and fifteen days rations. Thi
expedition promises well.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Elliot met at Warsaw, on Saturday a
noon, the Twenty. fifth Indiana, which ha
been stationed at Georgetown. 1t wa
moving on to join its division at Springfield
Colonel Matthews regiment of Homt
Guards was at Chamois Station on the Pacifi
Railroad, where the men were awaiting thei
equipments.
News Extraordinary by Way Of the South
| .aF ern COnfederacy.
We find the subjoined startling INTEL