Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

DER Lee. Inc National troops numbering o.
OOo' ieIt Cheat Mountain, TO make recon
hoiSsance IN front OF the enemy'S position on
Greenbner River, twelve miles distant. The
objects OF the expedition were fully accom-
pIshed and the enemy during the operations
was severely punished.
Everything is reported quiet In the vicinity
OF Washington aud Gown the Potomac. The
rebel pIcketS made their appearance on Fri
day afternoon IN the vicinity OF Falls Church,
but made nc hostile demonstrations. Mum
sons Hill is now strongly fortified, the Thirty
seventh New York Regiment having been en-
gagged in throwing up entrenchments. 1t is
believed to be in condition to prevent It's
again falling into the hand Of the rebels.
The report of the removal of Gen. Fremont
from his command in Missouri is stated to
have created considerable excitement ia 81.
LOUIS. a recruiting RENDEZVOUS oi an Ir'"h
regiment was cIosed on tue reception oil thc
news d Hee''"S Io' '"1 'oiH"''on o' home
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'h'e''"s was ca''eu ao' 'o.oay IoF an expires
SO" ol oP'n'oh. Inc eAc''''Den'' however
vas e''lLeu on '"e 'ecep"ohl OF Il o'>Pa'ch
,,oH secretary seward stating l"a' "e",
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Intelligence has reached Jefferson City that
the whole rebetiorce left Lexington gu Moi
day, aud the place is now believed to be occu-
pied hy the National forces under Gen. Star
gIS, who IS stated to have made his appearance
on the opposite side Of the Missouri River
just IN time to shell the rear gnard Of the re-
tlr'ng Army. This intelligence vas brought
to Jefferson CITY by Maj. Baker, OF the Home
Guard, VINO had mace bis escape from the
rebels, and who Is under the impression that
Price, when he LETT Lexington, did SO Tor the
purpose OF attacking Segol at Georgetown,
but was deferred by information that the force
nAdet Siegel was much too large for him
Maj. Baker confirms the report that Prices
command numbers fully forty thousand men,
but thinks that OF those only about twenty
Army under Gen. Fremont numbers some
thirty thousand men, the flower OF Western
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believe that their nnmbar can ba ra.onforced