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


urPoc in Kidding Gle tow. Of worse than Egyp- |,
ian pague asd Ieavp ii the citizens TO breathe once
nore tne elr ol ir' .dom. For a while The wi dest
opiHsinun W. ,aed. Not only the troops qmfiered
here all .ef bat nearly all the "seeesh " ei,zens
. nd Il necessary. in their own estimation at ieast,
TO leave tbeir homes apd take mp their narcn lof
rar,s unknown. At the time our irirnf ifit The
Town there were but three four Secession tilens
remaining, and le thinks il probable thai lhey, TOO,
have ere tbis inej their departed friends. a large
number of he rebel wounded were fill there, how
ever. Seven wagon loads Of their wounded from
Lexington had been brought an, whether with lhe
intention If leaving them there or not lie Is not aoe
to state.
The evacuation Of the towSby the Rebels leil The
Union uen NJ ease, and il may well DO snppcee'-
there was great rejoicing a. the prospect OF specify
change in the status of affairs, though Vnet was
st maintained by them, as the elITouu.,na country
was not yer entirely clear Of the encIa, The Fed
eral wounded. however, could not Wholly restran
their feelings, and on one occasion - many Of them
az had ,ni,iently recovered had assembled for the
purpose of having diil once more. Hagiog no
guns, each one procured stick and marching OF.
to the eld parade ground Of Gen. Si{ei "eht
through regular drill, declaring that ihey were
afraid ttey would forget how, 0s they L"i Ho'
drilled FOR 30 long tine.
The gentleman referred TO met The amuniah'e re-
Gently sent after wounded, lWeh'! nv" mn
this sGde OF Springfield Re saw no troops on 'uo
way, and was moi interfcred with IN any manner.
On Monday night however, be camped atoat Iour
miles from n company If Rebels, under Col. Jchh h'
Price. numbering about 40 men. This company was
ST that time encamptd on the road from Spi1.Bu'iI
10 Uartyie. and he was told they were o. hcis way
Westward. They were said 70 DO no'ios w.
crcn. canton aud would probably pass ionth o!
Spripgteld as IL wss generally believed h the conn
try that the Federal tToopswere IL posftss'on oI '
place. ..tr.,.iu. 90,
81 IL. .ssrg IT.. stgV v ENrl
hands were constantly moving sonilward and west.
ward taking with them all their movable eiiects, and
driving OIL all the stock they can get IN their poies-
sion.
A messenger from GenWymsns command arrived
here Saturday evening. Geo. W. had received
orders to proceed to Bolivar, Polk Coanty, and bad
gone forty miles from Linn Creek, in that direction,
when the messenger left BIN. The general outpost
tion j. that he will go 10 Springfield IRON Bolivar
Capt. Williams, with his coupeny OF osytlry, Will
start westward this morning, 10 Join Gen. W man
command 70 which The company belongs. lie VIII
probably pass through Lebanon on his march.
A company Of about fifty citizens Of Southwest
Msrour will leave here this evening Tor thef Loucs'
Judge Orr Is among them.
The Telegraph line was completed to ,tis place
YES erday, ana is now Ia working order.
A messenger arrived last night about II o'clock,
directly from Gen. WyTnan's command. lie ieit
Wyman al Bolivar on Friday night, the .pih mt,
where he joined tho advance gunTd Of Gen. ffe-
mOnts command.
Pfce army was reported 70 be ~ OartnhSsi aoOi'
siXty nile, from Bolivar.
Tien is a flying Tumor this morning That 400 Sc
cessioni-is are cOngIegated liney, about twelve
miles from here, 10 protect lot Of lumter recently
confrcated by Col. Dodge. The report is not be-
e. TIPros, Monday, Oc:. q, 1861.
A scou. who came into Sedalia yesterday repor,s
thai Price ia moving for Springfield with LIS whole
command, where it "a certain he intends 10 make a
stdEd.
McCulloch is reported on Grand Prairie, with
10000 men.
Piice's men sre represented to be 80 dissatisfied
with the prospect Of leaving the state tiiai they
will force him 70 make stand They say they are
State troops that they enlisted 10 hgh Ia The STATE
aud fLey won't 90 oat OF it without fight.
The Seces ,onists offer 10 bet largely that Proe
will live Fremont battle, and whip him.
Gen Kennedy, Who has jusi returned from Prices
amy 10 Seisis rriergie- The same thng, aud says
Price will have more c-tni0rcements thtn mo nO'
ernmeat dreams o..
Gen. Lane auterld Pleasant ,Iiil the o,ler day, /
aud after planting the Uni,ed States nag called The
citizens together and niece them speech, IN winch
he told them thst that flag bas hceu your protection,
and sbau be sfill So iDER u rematyis here gst
IRE sotr, but # u is cuf dop1, By zee EtrNGl, 1
iyiH ysfpgn aHd bara yOVT t0DH.' lie then with 1
drew with bic mCD aud although the Inhabitants are
all Secesaons,s md this aiisr occurred TWO weeks
aro, NET tag - NK ragiHR orsr fhS t0eon.
this palt Of the country every oay from the Rebei
army and their Increasing strength Ia exciting con-
sjierabe alarm among the Union citizens, who fear
tsat NJ soon as the troops leave, they will renew
heir depredatiohs.
other day that Il the Government were going 10 eend
iny more stores up there, they bad better keep two
or three regiments 20 guard them.
Such notorious rebels ~ DIR. Newlsnd and Geo.
Keunedy Of Georgetown, who have fought with |
Price In all the battles since Boondyle, are eoved
10 return on their parole.
Orsp Priest. who was taken with such papers on .
iis person ar would have hung him as q spy, has
been released.
These thing- sre exciting bitter comment among
he Union people here.
John Pbilips, member Of the Convention, who arm
informed, gives ~ tue cause. the danger to bnself
and family in place 80 full Of secessionsts
Georgetown.
The telegtaoh was completed yesterday 10 Sedalia
Can't. Turniy four men OF his party, wounded
from an smbu'h last week, are recoveriog There /
are only H. sick now at Georgetown, the rest being
either recovered or seut 20 ~. Louis.
At Otterville there is ttill quite number Of sick;
500 Of the 25lh Indiana alone. Col. W0hhYngton,
who has been to Jefferson City for several days,
perintendng the forwarding Of transportation 20
Gen. Pope's Division, bss returned with the last
rain.
All quiet here Tie rlmOr is revived again that
Johnson has come into this State again iron Ten
nessee, with ree,liorconents for Price, and taken
command of hiz army Il does not receive the atten
ion, however, which its importance would demand
4 true.
The pickets Of the 25th Indiana were fired upon a
ow nights ago. BY returned seCessioDis;s, 1t Ia sup
co5ed.
MAJOR WHITES OFFICIAL REPORT OF
THE RECAPTURE OF LEXINGTON, &c.
CAAr LooKouE. QCIScI, No. Oct -. isel.
NAJOR-tiEsERGL fRfgOET; On the 5ih instant
received your orders TO organize scouting cavalry
squadron for special service, and organized ono by
making the following details: Company l., lst Mis-