New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
JrrrtesoN 60. WeInealay. Ocl


Gen. Fremont continues actively occupied, and
the various division commanders have hadineryewa
with him to-day. His programme is said by those in
bis confidence to be excellent in every particular and
10 lsvo met The approval Of I'LL tho military auhori-
ties to whom he has disclosed it. Since Lis ARR al
here confidence in tho Federal cause has greatly u-
creased, aud It ia now believed before the end Of the
month Missouri will be purged of her Rebel force.
The steamer Emma eft for Lexington this evening
TO convey our wounded to the hospitals ia 81. Louis
Gel. Philip St. George Cook Of the Cd U. s. Ora
g0cns arrived here this evening and lad lengthy
private interview with Gen. Fremont. His force OF
II guitars from Utah VIII no doubt, be ordered to this
vicinity Cor eeryice. 1. is said that BrgadierGen
eraship will he conferred upon him.
JKFFrEsOS Cry, Thursday, 0c.. ,, 1861.
The following is a special dispatch TO The 81.
Louis Drmosldi.
d. White, Of Col Mulgan's brigade, arrived
here in tie Selala train at an early boar this morn
ing, and brings information from Lexington up to
Monday niglt.
Gen. Price he'd left Lexington with the main body
Of his force aud is moving Southwark for the purpose
Of eneciiug junction with Ben hcCulIocb, ai,er
which he viii i've Gen. Fremont battle.
d.. Willie represents that Gen. Price "a decided
upon Ills point having been olo.ed ard intoxicated
| J- bis victory AZ Lexington. lie says that Gen.
Price anticipates an easy victory over Gen Fremont
at THE point sud win then move on 10 81. Louis.
/ There wero no less thnn 1890 Rebels ready to
! rice and welcoms him with arms In their hands.
DIR. White thinks that the Rebels viii eudeayor to
get between rs and the forces az Goor- etowu, aud
surround aui cut or Gen. Davis aHd Gen. Sigel, and
then meet Gen. Fremontnear tbis place. Tie Rebel
| force has 10 field pieces and are expecting Tiiled
cannon nom the South.
| Con- Price told the Doctor that the Southern Con
federcy bad loaued the State of Missouri 81 GEO 600
| for the purpose Of carrying on the war agsinet the
Federal Government.
Tie Rebel troops are confident Of victory, aud are
| clamoring to b. ted against Gen. Fremont
! Dr. White gives sorry statement In regard TO the
conduct Of the Rebel toward the wounded at Lex
ingtoa. They took away from him all lis hospital
stores. not leaving him even sponge.
There were but about 400 men in WaTensburs
when the Doctor psssed through tlere.
lie thinks P..re's force numbers fnlly 10000.
DR.. White saws he heard on HE way here that
1900 Rebels had started from The main body, and
ufchtd toward Georgetown, with Tie intention Of
uLhg tLa, place before regnforcemcms could reach
n II ere from Jefferson City.
! 4 miller Who laft Georgetown Yesterday morning
iay5 hat ic wa tn-ned back by tie enory. packets
twelve miles fyon that town.
TIE Do ny believes that tho rebels have no idea
of qulpng fhe STATE, bat intend TO make demon
rrh'iou IN ya.t numbers upon Georgetown, Jcder-
son City, and ST. Louis ard that they arc pcr!Joty
oounicu, OF ti,ir ABILITY 20 take them.
=. =. Co. ton prf.l
our forces there are preparing to receive the foe
An officer here formerly Of Col. Mulgsu's Irish
brigade. who len the vicinity OF Lexington on Monday
evening, places 10 confidence In the truth Of the
shove. Tnis officer says ~ the time be LEFT not
more than 10 900 Rebols bad quilted Lexington and
thai nothing reliable was known Of their intentions
or couse. or what policy they had concluded TO
pursue.
Bonneville and Glasgow were quie. at the last I'D.
lyicss bu, orr forces are on tho alert for fight;
Many persons think that there will be no general en-
cagemoui, since the reported evacuation Of Le1ing-
ton bu! others believe that he will very soon strike
T. blow in some quarter where he il least expected
and heIrosrcst Of battle is rather increased than
diminished.
4 portion Of Gen. Prices f5rce had moved toward
Independence.
! 81 LOWS, Wednesday, Oc.obsra 1897.
Tie following il special dispatch 70 The 81. Lonis
D,mooo''
! "JEyFEFsoS CIrY, Wedueslly, October 2, 1901
1.-TWO Government steamer lave gone mp 70
\ Glasgow 10 bring down Col. Wor,hing'on's SIN
/ Iowa Regiment 10 Bonneville.
sPraeler JOlnsOu's rebel cavalry are siill seour-
ing the country along the Osago River, stealing
everything thoy can lay their hands onjaud running
negroes South and selling them.
/ ia affiveiv deu.gd in his
Sttion Of Chief Of Artillery Both IOttenB aud
Dubois batteries, which did such good service in
the battle Of Springfield, are among tie artillery
here"
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT LEXINGTON.
TIE Misouri Republican Of the oath ut. contains
a lengthy detached account OF the seise Of Lexing-
ton, but rs We have already given graphic doscrp-
ton Of tie asar irsm another source, we extract
only tho following llsl Of tie ked and wounded;
IRIsu RuGiDr.
j ER,S-Psdik csrsy, John smith pcurSSd-Aler'nd
Ggs Ws s H hSS5'P b. S'9 s'fy ' Pry h'n' u
CosrlxI -kdics--Ed Concy, Msdigo Mccsrhy,
h 6,es.s fps ,sy 0IR o-ls si sse6
Conner Corporal BUCKLEY, Jams iooHan ArnuOrs Welsh
ot oosiiSy Sss-Ro Role oTr f James sret Ire
y, Tin III tinlay Robert Lang berscan Mooney Reuben
S$S PFsFs sAE Ne! G e . H s Rs; u..ss
--tieo. Heinan. Johu e. Kse.e. II. X. tiroye-.
. COaPlgl t-hAicdea Uo4uCeisole Ifteen or tgeliy,
a wts inejrnsi by OF - oceV brit could dud boy
lew OWING to lOsi Of nlngeTroiL Mclaughlin amt
othe wf- kupsu W De- Killed. sud scrsoe3 Chapman Mont
,OmeFv Pill omnui, Bart Hays StTgeaut crsEsr, Ard
MARI Keatig, H-Cl, sls.cy, Boz sauS ncIAy NOaEsed
! CO'fri@Y q thur.Cr.rol lost u asug,tigsf-w.
| CosrANr khisa-Jsnes Bennett - Gsssly. W0gEd'
s$.L IT. Iuof.{ Mo S cG s ,i.. I'4e' pc
| CJaENgT I--Asl.eG-lflsl Pu,Dam. BOMds3-Capt
riEss-sd Tho C1gey A. G. rsIis ss = Hp3ae' u,,.,
james Nc! aHhsX DcnI. Rsardoa John Hsaahnn, JrHes