New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

r ' ao,;oo n'" of one ot INC cpPy 20 -, All
,ae ,,co and essabsb sflnse5, sue lea ahead
mace,s ~ W. Lscnms settled somewhat. p,'IulIY
shona ps1Sf @ fo'nd and was duly swept ana q, tloo
was es,hy "a IN its caraeions fireplace, tan'e pro-
M i from ono builiipZ aud lot OF chsiis 'aoI
- anl with the horses reheVed OF tn.h "oiSa
onJ 5nieily mnnching corn IN the yard. We wTre
soon very snugly Fixed.
Ga,nn Haskell, from which now write dis, Is
located nix miles son'h Of Quincy and i@eniy-flx
soatb OF Warfaw, 10 Hickory Comfy. 4 is named
ia honor Of Que of The most active f.nd efficient Of
our staff officers. Capt. Leohides Haskell. Captain
HIS ncn,nai office is that If Provost Marshal, but
il resi dlsies embrace at least half dozen. lie
sees that the tas and trhhsporta ion train 10 got
f,ily under way In the norDinR, and that the camp
Is properly seiected and pitched at night. lie ~,
beride oGartsrmasier. COrnmissary, and do not
know whas else-iu fact, is the leading working
spirit OF the entire staff. Whenever any person
wants anylhipg done CAPT. Haskell Is the man who
N called upon, and ID generally, too, the man who
does il. There has been Opposition IN cert9ln
quarters TO cast an indefoite 'mpntatlon ul0D the
character and efficiency Of Capt. III. Wnat these
impntaiiODs are do not know; bat this do know.
that we have 10 more efficient or valuable man
smong thaB this gentleman; and IL gives me greet
pleasure 20 have an opportunity 10 tesu'y 10 lhls
fact. Capt, Haskell was well known 10 Gen. Ere.
mont in CALIFORNIA; and was selected by the General
for The peculiar duties which he now 30 ably per
| forms.
Gen. S;eel's Division tonight ia sbeutdve niles in
advance OF us, which portion he viii keen. We
pet bat little information ON other regions we have
left bel 500 us and The whereabouts OF the divisions
which are 10 follow ua are but imperiecy know n.
H. is generally supposed however, that they are not
tar behind us, and that MeKinStry, Hunter, and
Pore will I'll be with us in a day or two.
| Gen. Lane is bnt about twelVe miles TO the west
OF us Tonight and is progres. ing towards the south
in conjunction with the main body. His men seem
10 be as actively employed an ever, ms at laet &C.
coGDs he bsd seized q quantity OF lead, Whleh nc
WAS transporting 10 Forts Scott and LincoIh, IN
kansas -,
Gen. Price, notwithstanding his junction with
l MeCuloch is rep,rled 10 tie still Ietreaiing lie
was moving south In the lower porl'n oi jasper
| County when last beard from, Ii IL tbe geheriI
opinion Of the staff that we shai get battle oub oi
him in tbe course oe eight ten days. The informa-
ton from he eastern portion OF The State has greatly
encouraged orr troops and they will maroh forward
with renewed energy.
| Of warsaw Friday eveiisS, oct. rs, 1861.
! We made short march to-day, travelling but
about half dozen miles, and getting into camp
a0sin soon after noon. II is understood that the
General has concluded TO make this bis haltiog place
for two or three days, to allow of the concentration
Of the different divisions of his army, which / sup
posed would take place at Warsaw. Gen. Sirel,
who was eucamped hear last night, has parsed on
little in advance. which position, rs have before
staied he will retain. Gen. Asboth's division is
Immediately in the rear OF us, and Lane il on the
OsceOla road leading south, fOme eight ten miles
% the west OF us. Gen. Popes dyision is probably
within days march; while Hunter and Mckinstry
are doubtless by this time crossing tte Usage. Two
OF three days hence our forces will be in supporting
distance, and ready TO move forward 10 sobd
column against the enemy, wherever he may be
found.
Major zagonyi, With all of Gen. FremOnt's body
gusrd with the exception o. twenty, IN connection
With Major Frank Whites seouting battalion, left
camp Last night for Springfield, and ore probably in
possession OF that place ere this time, ubless the
enemy in that vieioIty prove to be stronger than
was supposed. Our information was that the place
was held by but about 300 men.
The march Lther to-day wae characterized by no
pariicuisr incidents Of ipteresi. tbort distance
from camp Of last night, we passed the resdcnco
| of a Union man, who about week since was
aroused from bic sleep night and called TO the
/ door when lie was shot dead in his tracks. more
oold-blooded and dastardly deed bas not beea Itrpt
! trated during the war.
As came up, company OF mounted Home Guards
were about starting Rcross the country mile or
more 10 the residence Of man suspected of being
an accessory and Joined them; but our only die
cOyeIy was TWO wounded rebel soldiers OF PsIson
division no thus placed h0rs dH co1ghdf In
little skirniah In this vicinity, about week 81 &c.
The owner Of the place protested that he indiyidu-
ally had never taken up arms, and 81 nothing sus
picious could be found about the house, Of course
all hat remained for us was to gallon back egain
Gen. Si2els division not moving I'LL Bears noon
to-day, our route hther al,o brought through his
camp. The military neatness Of everything about
that camp was universally commented upon, "a
were subsequently the military bearing Of bic men
rs, after we arrived here, they passed us again to
take up their posrion in advance They rassed by /
Gen. FremOnts Lead quarters with oo!oIs flying aud
| bands playing, and were reviewed with evident I
satisfaction by the General, who together with
Gen. Sige was stationed upon the piazza. ! shall |
be much mistaken if Gen. Sigel and his division |
does not take prominent part in the oohing en-
counter.
While writing the above, Gen. strrgis Las arrived
from 0sceOa, where his force IL stil located. He
will probably move south, over the sme route puT-
sued by Lane. In the courSe Of day or two l4ane |
and StuTgis viii probably unite with the main body
Of the army in the yi,iDity OF Bolivar, Polk County
There has been no intelligence Of Importance
ceived to-day in regard TO the enemy. There are
some doubts en,ertsined as 10 NcCullochs junction
with Price bat think the information will Dot fail
TO be more fly confirmed in the course of day or
two.
cial report Of his operations at Lexington and vicn-
ity The State flag captured by hin was the one
taken by Jackson fiom Jefe son City.
Carr RlcHAnDsos, BOiyar, Polt Co..
Gen. Fremont and ftaff arrived ut Bolivar, Polk
County, l6 miles from Camp Morrisey, snd en-.
csmped .his evening on the outskirts OF the town.
Bolivar, like nearly all the towns In Southern Mis-
souri, is almost entirely deserted the stores being all
closed and many Of the houses abandoned.
Ii il now aecertained that the ioss Of Fremont
body guard in the brilliant charge ut Springfield
six TO eight hi led aud some fifteen 20 twenty |
wounded. number Of most brilliant instances Of
daring were shown on our side. One Sergeant had
three horses shot from under him; and Rebel
placed pistol 10 Zagonyis breast and was 10 the
very act Of fring when the Major covered his arm
from the shonlder and laid hin dead at the horSe
feet.
Concerning Major White nothing reliebleis is known.
Some cay he WAS taken i'll, others that be attacked
the town either point, and lost nine and that he
now holds IL. One story in camp is that ZaRonyi |