The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-01
THE WAR IN mis- SOURI,.
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CoI. MUlUgan slll a Prisoner.
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$1,000 Rebel, 90 Concentrate.
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10000 EEEEIS lFTER GEN LtNE.
Price, OnlciuL Report.

Jc6;rsrp city. 2s.--A sro'i,l Dispatch to tho
81. Louis H,phbiicdn says There is no rcli-
able news OF interest from Bonneville, George
town, Glasgow, HOlla and other prominent
points.
NFws FROM LEXINGTON.
Capt. Walter, Cf Col. Mar,hals regiment,
who was at Lexington, arrived this morning,
having left there Thursday noon. lie saw no
rrbcl troops between Lexington AMI Sdilih
and rays the n ain body Of Prices forces were
there when he departed, and believes they in-
tend tu tskc a stand and meet our troop, there
as tho vicinity Is we'll calculated from its
streams, deep running bank, without bridges,
TO trouble an advancing enemy.
RPLrAsED.
All the Federal officers hayo been released on
parole but Col. Mulligan, who refused TO give
his for private reasons.
5000 REnsLsTo CONCENTRATE.
General Price has probably 30, 600 men, and
tho fohols on Thurs lay confidently expected
that General Ilaidco, with force Of eight or
nine thousand, and Ben NJ Cullough with TO-
coo men, were within two or three days
march oi exing'on. They have no faith in
Ben McCull, ugh a. IN General, bat think ho is
very effective with a small body OF men.
AFTER GEN. LANE.
Ten thouland rcbcls were cent across the Mis-
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tho ayowcd intention Of attacking Gon. Lano.
IifE Stair sEAL AND RECORD, sEIIEp.
The seal Of tho state Of Missouri, and tho pub
lie records, are in the hands OF the rebels.
orr or AN,IrNIrIoN BNcErr POWDER.
Our troops had no cartridges, no grape, no
shot and no shells lett nj tho time Of the surron-
der aud have lost from two to three hundred
kegs OF powder.
THI LENINGroN FOUNDRY.
The rebels are casting all kinds Of balls at the
Lexington foundry, which they are running lay
ard night.
NEws PROM GEN. LANE.
Je6;rson city, Sept. pa gentleman who
arrived here this morning from the West, states
that he saw a gentleman, who passed through
Osceola ON Wedne. day last, who rays that the
central porti, Of that town had been burnt by
Gen. Lane. II Is stated that the reasons for
burning were, that the robels had fred on our
troops from windows. No Federal troops wero
near there whom he left.
BoGus REroRr.
Gen. Prices official report giving a somewhat
detailed account Of tho battlo Of Lexington, has
been received.
Tho following arc the closing paragraphs:
our entire less ia this series Of engagements
amounts 10 20 Killed and - wounded. The
ou,mys loss was much greater. Tho visible
irrits ui mi, almost hluOilr-, victory great
About 8 800 prisoners, among whom are Colonel,
Mulligan, Mu.hdl, rrtbnIy, Wh,ligroyo',
Major Van Horn, anil llS other commissioned
officers, five pcc,s Of artillery and two MORTAR,
over $4,000 stand Cf infantry arms, large
number OF slbrcs, about 40 horses, many srtts
Of cavalry equipments, wagons, teams, anmu-
ntion mora than -lUO,uOl worth Of commits
sary stores and a large amount Of other proper
~. IN addition to all lli., obtained the rcs'o-
rltiCn of the Great Seal oi tho state and the
public records which had been stolen from their
proper custodian and about 200, 600 in money,
of which the haul, at this place hal been robbed,
and which have caused 10 he returned to II.
A CorNrER STATEMENT.
Col. Vaughan, prominent citizen OF lox-
ingtun, WHO messed tie entire battle and
who was at one time prisoner Of tho rebels,
asserts positively that fully five hundred Of
Prices army were killed.
4 NEw prrINruoS or ROBBERY,
The money, of which Price snv5 the bunk in
Lexington was robbed. is understood 10 have
| ls,u placed in Col. Nlllsaus haud7 lOr safe
| k'npnr.
urruIDNriuSs ASD rIuSpUEISG1.
4 .lo.id llp patch from Jefferson City Sep
| tcmb,r ~, 10 tlc s.. Louis HspHhrR, 'lys'-
| a mc--cng,r iIom Linn Creek, who lett ther'
last ni,Lt say, that the rclel Il, predtliOn5 Out
| Tluudtriu.S continue uninterrupted there, AM
| thlt everything in the place has been ciTicC
on. II is reported that tho rebels are scain.
| the u,groc, l,lorglrg 10 the Union men Sen
| ltor, MID. and N,rfon, and the Rev. Mr. Ar
urlt. Methods, arc among the leading spirits
GES. TurE,
A n. Pope ana his ,tplT are here, and C,ion,
Null san aud his Officers it IS rumOrod, all al
| TNu tomorrow.
SEWs FRoM FREMONT.
Al iutellig, nco is kept very close since II
arrival Of General Fremont, who goes to ear
| with his s'a,r and lumcrOus tetinue tOmu
row. When he will leave hers is uncertain, bl
probably not before Tuesday or Wednesday mex
10 Was serenaded last night,
WHAT MAY BE DONE.
Many pei sons sav that if General Fremont
energetic and rapid in his movements, he CT
cut oil General PrtosI chances OF escape and o