, 1861-09-25

The cspltuIation Of the Garrison.
ARRIVAL OF THE RELEASED PRi.
YATES AT QUINCY.
The Officers Detained as Prisoners
Of War.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.


Accounts by Telegraph.
On Sunday, Sept. LIST, the Irish Brigade, Col
James 4. AulligaD, who we're then In par
t:sIy entrenched camp at Jefferson City, we're
ordered to psocead to Lexington, Lafayette
county, 1Go miles Ep the river, to reinforce the
troops already at th.t place, under Col Pea
body, consisting Of several hundred Home
Guards, few Karsas troops, and a portion Of
the Missouri 8th Regiment, Col. White, with
700 Of tho First Regiment Illinois Cavalry,
Gel T. II. Marshall. These latter had pre-
ceded Col MulIgan's force, one week in their
advance from Jefferson City.
Gel Auljgsn'B arrival With the irish Bri.
9ade ewelled the force at Lexington to about
{. SEQ men, Col Mulligan taking the command
rs senior officer. The Brigade reached Lex
ir1ton on Monday, Sept. 9Th, and found the
attack by the enemy, under Gen. Price, immi-
nertly threatening No time was lost in the
work Of entreuching their position, chosen
atort midway between the new and old towns
Of Lexington, which are about mile apart,
ecnhecteo hs scattering settlement. Mid
way s1aaas soua bf1ck ed1nce' onut for
cohege, and about this email hreastRorE
had been already begun
ny toi aol1'ssn's Orders this "as extended,
and the troops set about the construction of
Ell ea1lh"o1k, Len 1eet IN hessht, With ditch
eicnt 1eet II "ldth, enclosing large area
capable OF containing force OF 1o'0oo m.n.
aAe alns ''a'n CONSISTING OF numerous mule
1eams' sl1 moaes TO team, "ss brought
"lnln 1os. Inc supply e1 ennenchnss tools
eshg ia@oequate, tao1ougn eeafcn WAS made
tIioesn posn 'o"ns, alo esefy ae"cr1ptlon
" .1lro1e VI ee1n'.o1o 1np1enen'e apafopfl-
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