New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
MISSOURI AFFAIRS.


LEiyESwORrm Thursday, Nov. IL, 1851.
The 1st Kansas Cavslry Col. Jennison, has left
here for Sedaa, NO., to protect supply trains aud
other Government property at that and neighborng
points. Col. Jennison has Issued proclamation to
the people of ia kson, Lafayette, Cass johnson and
Pitts Counties, Missouri, from which the following
extracts are made
We march TO enforce the laws and sustain the
Government. Every loyal citizen Is expected to
give evidence fills loyalty by active efforts for the
protection of tho dag.
For four months our armies have marched through
your country; your professed friendship has been
a fraud; your ogtbs Of allegiance have been shains
of perfumes; Won fed tire rebel army; Won act as
SPIES while claiming to be true to the unioni we
don't care about your past polite opinions; no man
viii be O.ecuted because be differs from us, bhl
neutrality il impOsshe If you are patriots you musl
fight; il Won are traitors you will be punished.
The time for fighting bar come. Every msn who
feeds harbors protects, in any way giyts ald ana
comfort TO tie enemies Of the Union, viii he held
responsible for his treason with his life and prop,
erty; while oil the properly OF Union men, and nii
their rights, will be religiously respected
Traitors will oyorywbers be treated as outlGw',
enemies Of God and nan, too base to hold any
description of property, and having no rights winch
loyal men are bound to respect. The lsst delar ano
the last slave Of rebels will be taken and turned
over 10 Tue Neitltl AfONtIlluNii' idl ihS wa
PLAYED out, and wherever Union'troops are fred
np0n the answer will boom from cannon, and desc
latiOn will foil " treason.
All tie land between Fort Leavenworth and the
Headquarters Of the army Of the West ID under n,
iuisdicti,n of the United States aud we propose 10
through it, 10 matter at what cost of Rebel treasure
ana blood.
ST. Loris, FriJiy Nov. u 1861.
Cen Hunter aud staff arrived here tonight.
sedalia and Rolla viii be strongly garrisoned and
Sufficient provisions stores, and munitions be sent tc
each point for AL army Of $1,000 men, should neces
sty at anytime require the presence Of such force
The bulk Of the army will come to 81. Louis, and
he held in readiness for movements in Kentucky
SOUTHEAST Missouri. or down the Mississippi River
SPRINGFIELD No., Friday Nov. 49, 1861.
Since the departure Of tie divisions Of Gencral
Hunter, Pore and Sturgis on Saturday last from
Warsaw, nothing Of interest has .ranspred here.
| The divisions Of Generals Sigel and Asboih have
returned from their poe ion south OF here, wLicl
was merely ieiut to project our withdrawal, am
they will march for s.. Louis Via Bolla IA a day o
two.
Springfield WI be entirely evacuated, and o large
number Of uuiol men Of Tue city ard suroweip,
country have lee and vii couiiouo 20 Leave With to-
AMY. not willh to risk their lives in the hands %
the rebels.
Gen Sterling / ice isbegiunng to move with b.
army. ndaboring 900 men and - pieces o., ar
tillery.
On Saturday mo ning be was marching TOWARD
Pineyine, Mcdonald County, in the extreme south
", stern corner vi the State.
Ben McCulloch bIot up biz camp on Friday night
and the pext day wa. marching toward Benyyl.le
Carol County, ArkaD'e1
4 gentleman. recently prisoner in the Reto
camp sos that Gen. Piica desires 70 90 into int
quarter 60 Cro-5 Hollow, Washington County
Ara All Lis Rebel followers who wished TO 70
home have already rotuusi, and thofe now Will
BIN in.euJ 10 i4bi outside O. MIaom.