The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-28
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

Gen. Fremont and family left on the ! o'clock
train last Tuesday, for New York.
A disagreement has arisen in reference TO the
exchange If the Camp Jackson prisoners, which
will probably indefinitely postpone the release
of the men composing Mulligan's Brigade. No
trouble exists relative to commissioned officers,
but Gen. Price submits the list OF privates,
which does not conform with the list furnished
Ia ten. LYON IN MAY last, by Camp jackson
officers, which Gcn. Curtis adhercs 10, and which
gives rise TO a suspicion that the new list con-
tains fictitious names.
Cant. lanes George. formerly notorious
Minute Man and Camp jackson prisoner has ar
rived at st. Louis from Tennessee, and was
Immediately arrested, hy order Of tho Provost
Marshal, and lodged in the military prison.
The report on Monday, that claims amount
ing to 80, 900 OOO had been approved by tho
War Commission, il said TO be incorrect. Tho
claims on file represent that amount. The pro-
ceednrs are conducted privately, and no decision
have ne vet been announced, although num-
Ler of claims have been decided. The number
of claims tiled To date is 1000, and they accu-
mulate at the rate Of one hundred daily.
Col. Jennison has issued the following propo-
| sition -
To all per ons in arms against .he GoueTnnsnt ~
IN Jackson, johnson, LdJdyeue ana ifs"
Counties!
| Pjrsf-Au who are now In arms against tho %
| yerument Of the United STATS In the above-nalnc
| countiea and who will Surrender their arms AN
| ammunition 10 me, and deliver n me all Govern
nent property la their posseasipn AMI 'ihlei uoi u
| r,ntr,A and shall siyn a deed of Forfeit und shL
| bcr, nflsT perform their duty ~ g'.I aud l"ys
rItilens shall not bc held responsible for past act
of rebellion but shall he protected In their lives AM
| Sso1nd-Arns which are there surrendered /
| tue shall be- stored and taken account oi, 81 tha
when the present difficulties are settled, the owner
| thereof can obtain them.
| TLird-Pcrs0ns who shall surrender thouuSelVe
| 20 me, IN order h make arrangements ior HecnTln
peare In their nrig righborhouds, shall he respected
| their rights while arranging or attempting !" Al
| RANGE any terms, aud shall be allowed N retlr
| Ia their homes, even should they, after c"nlel
| cucp, fail h. come ~ any arrangement or uirlc
| Standing, ,
Fiurih-Au who shall Disregard these prop
| .itl, us and shall continue In armed rebrll'
,yninst the Gov, Tumeut Of the United state
t',W be treated aa trait ~, anil slain wherry
G,urd Their property shall be conh4ratr
| their homes burned, aud In no case VIII any
| -pnrrd, either n person ot property VIII" reils
! | tD accept these pro@-it"nh. Tue he'd
e | G1rfiture accompanying these proposu1n1 CO"
| ycy4 all real and personal property lnHuilhs lI
se1t and future acquisitions, Into the hands OF 90
: rrument said property g. be used i"r the heheht
. the government.
: | ,uired u enroll themselves into "A Home Guar
u Kidding themselves ausnHhlc " tho military "a
: | ,ho,itios uf the United States aud oi the state
= Missouri pedging their utmost eNertion' n ma
Is tain its authority against all hostile combinations