New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-07
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
Movements of McCullocE and Price.
THE MARAUDERs STILL At WORK.
RoLLA, No., Friday, Dec. 6. 1851.

i RoLLA, Dlo., Friday, Dec 6, 1861.
Adyices from the Southwest say that Ben McCul-
loch has gone into Winter quarters on Pea RIDGE.
near Beutonvle, Benton County, Arkansas, wLere
be is putting up barracks for his troops.
Nothing definite is known Of the movements cf
Gen. Price.
Gen. Mcbride was at Springfield with 1900 rebels
on Sunday last.
Kansas Cry. Thursday Dec. s, 1861.
BY order of Gen. Hunter, Col. Janison's regiment
moved to point midway between Kansas City and
Leavenworth yesterday. All communication be-
tween here and Independence is cut Off
The rebel Hays, with 800 men, visited Independ-
ence on Monday and seized all the horses belonging
to the Pacific Stage Company aud made general
eonfscation of all the property of Union citizens.
SEDALn, Thursday Dec. 5, 1861.
Yesterday, PARTY of exasperated citizens of all
parties attacked gang Of returned rebels from Gen.
Prices army, under Cap,s. Young and Wheatlsys
near Dunskburg about 20 miles west Of here, killing
and woundng ten of them. Among the killed vas
Capt. Young. None of the citizens were killed or
severely wounded.
Three of the wounded rebels have slnce died.
Judge Birch who has been prisoner in Gen.
Prices camp for some time past arrived here today,
having been released on parole.
sEDArLA, Friday, Dec. 6, 1851.
Our latest advices from the South are that Gen.
Price has moved part of his force from Osceoa to
point five miles distant, where he has established
his headquarters. Gen. Rainss command remained
at Osceola.
A train of fifty wagons from Lexington, laden with
supplies for Gen. Prices army passed unmolested
within fifteen miles Of this place Monday last.
There are four Rebel recruiting. Offices ia Lexing.
ton enlistDg recruits for Gen. Prices army. A
meeting was held there last Friday at which several
prominent Secessionsts spoke, urging united effort
in behalf Of the Rebels. u;ar meetings have been
held in Clay, Ray, and other river counties, and
subscriptions for money, clothing, &c., are in circu-
iation.
It is not perhaps generally known, but it is be-
leved to be fact, that Saline County, Caib. jack
sons residence, in July last authorized the Commits
soners TO raise 500 O0O to be expended for the benz
eff of Gen. Prices army.
Other counties eiong the Missouri River are be.
lieyed to have done the same thing.
1t isreported on good authority that when Price
was besieging Lexington delegation was sent to
him from Saline county, with al urgent request that
he would not allow his army to enter that county,
which was compned Witn' lue IetSoh VI ui5 ie-
quest because of the great fear entertained by
the inhabitants of that county Of the punderDg pro-
pensities of Prices rebels.
The counties along the Missouri River, west OF
Jefferson City, the richest in the State, and have
furnished really many men aud as much means IN
behalf of the rebellion az the balance of the State.
They have been almost entirely exempt from maraud-
ers, aud have never been visited by Union troops.
ST. Louis Friday. Dec. D, lS5l.
Gen. Thomas Price, commanding at Jefferson City,
will run for Congress to I'll the vacancy caused by
The expulsion Of John w. Reid. Judge VIM. A.
Hall, member of the State Convention, aud NJ. g.
Hawkins have been named for the Congressional
race in the District lately represented by John Il.
Clark. Both are represented to be strong Union
men.
sr. JosKPH, No., THURSDAY, Dec . leei
Gen. Prentice made a speech to a large crowd OF
citizens yesterday, in which be said:
'As God is my Judge, every Secessionist in this
city shall take an oath Of allegiance 10 tie United
States Government, and TO support the siafs and
stripes or will set them TO work Oh th trenches OF
Fort Smith. All persons who are hereafter found
expressing Secession sentiments sLsll take the OATH
The speech caused great CONSERVATION among the
Rebels and was received with applause BY the loyal
citizens.
Troops were sen. TO Platte County Last night to
look after Gordon's band of rebels.