New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10

balny hes il been, that cannot realize anything
Iut Indian Summer as prevailing. .,
D,c, -, IS6l.-Last evening messenger arrived
from Fort Scott bringing the following dispatch to
HEapor.RTERs 6TH Kansas RECT,
FoRT SCO1T, Kansas Dec. q.
Ia Col JrSrrsoN commanding ls fnrdirB
sR -Four men Of Capt- GT,nos company eth hegin en-,
@ , NJ an The ttb OF Deem ber thirty five miles
east thi- Tice BIZ Capt Gaiewood pay Of TIE roe
amy thea taken 70 Gen. fIices hsaItuse az
Oceoa 10 have u.. returned from the army having been
re- es,ed upon sroc 1hey state that they ar,ed at Gen
ices camp on the 7th Inst. and detancd there Two
weeks. p., Cain. pa,
,ons end sness Diy.ons being The whole OF ne O1nsu
army under maud Of Uen Pn'el on inlrnsy
10 camp AZ usceoa and IA south or 80 IN ssy
dec ion pss.iog thouh elnansvle TO Bear creek "neis
he prisoners released FRIDAY evening ss s 1o,h
var he pri.oDes understood that TIL sDemy were maADg
forced UhnkIg the Union troops wore m,,,ni5z o.
them from Sedea south to join McCulloeh and Die 1e
MeCuoch is said 70 be in Of the Clerokes The
prisoners rom oil ufousiion received ha ne .,..
If Tho Rebels amounted 20 not IL 900 The rebels ao
hst a. .oon as the junction ia formed they viii afcn upon
For Scott k-nsa and lay waste tie couty to 81 y9ssgs
Of artillery -, ,,I h".psS'' % ~ c.h R.n,,.
coprahsnd has ns, arrived from S'ocson Mo- and states
The army capped at Ise 10 miles south Of stoe0ton on
saturday night dwero striking wee; Of sPEineh, o'I"s
There Is DO doubt that Price bfs been holding ont
as an nducement to recruits from this section OF ME-
souri,. that be would shortly march on the hansis
order, and lay waste the country. ia also nolo-
rous that he has av0v ed his intention OF advancing
on Kansas City and making il the base Of his opera
tiors for the Winter.
Nobody believes that Price intends to return after
forming JUNCTION with McCnlioeh and NeBride,
and there l. little doubt but that he is badly scned
Strong scouting parties will be sent out III the
direction Price has taken, Immediately.
Priyat. Con.spond.nce communicated for The Thbus.
O.Aw.royIg kansas, Dec 90 1861.
Col. Jeun.on was here on Friday, hls command
are at Morristown, in Missouri, % miles southeast
Of this place. He is ia rather poor health, but deter
mined TO do what he can rid Missouri Of the rebels.
A company Of his men took the other day one
Colonel, one Commissary Commissary's Clerk, and
few prva,es. They left them all on the ground.
Jennis,n does not approve Of taking prisoners. All
The rebels be finds in arms have to bite the dust.
] think you may exrect TO bear good account OF
him and biz men. The only fear We have this way
is that he is doing his work 80 faithfully that it may
be thought best TO remove him, and put q Pro-
slavery man in bis place. All Missouri stand in fear
of him and his force. lie is host in himself
II the Government will let Jennson and Mont
qomcry take the lead of affairs, 70 far as the
Getting is concerned, in the Southern aud Northern
pars Of Missouri, think the rebels would lay down
their arms, OF leave the State. We feel quite safe
here now TO what we have felt. The command OF
Montgomery sni Jenuison are scattered along ,he
line from For, Scott to Morris.own. So long as they
remain il the line, we are safe. | understand they
are trying 10 Kansas City aud vicinity to get
Jennison removed. They are getting up petition
10 send to Denver to have him dismissed.
belive Gen. Hunter thinks very fayorably Of
Jennisons mode Of warfare. have heard that he
told Col. Jennison, when lie ef to do US he though,
best, as be lJennison was better acquainted with
the Missourans than he Hunter. was, and 10 ts-
leved he WAS doing about right
Elder Reed I, away to-day; he breaches to-day 10
Col Jenpisons command at Morris,own.
When he left be desired Mr. A. u. % take charge
Il the darkes. lie had quite a large congregation
and talked to them nearly an hour. They were
very attentive. They do not know much about
promptness. The hour for meeting Wa , o'clock.
They did not all &c, 10 till 81. The speaker gave
lecture on promrtness. Many Of them have learned
very little of the sabbath day. 40 he gave them
lecture on that and various other topics. They re-
ceiyed il very well.
Col Jennison il doing n great deal for the fugitive
slaves. They have school at Lawrence Of l'o
scholars. Tie Colonel gave them $25, and told
those who have charge OF the school if that was not
enough to draw on him for SIS per month. He told
the elder that he would give him SIS quarter If he
would start n school for the colored people There
viii be school opened next week l think free
TO Gil.
You will see by the papers | send you that
Missouri or at least the Southern portion Of il. is
destined to be completely devastated.
wish something could be done at the East for
the poor fugitiyes here in the way OF clothing.
Many of them did not bring anything away with
them Some of the Men are very Industrious, and
are willing to do anything they can find TO do.
They are much more industrious than many Of the
Missouri white refugees many Of whom are lazy
and uncleanly.
FROM RICHMOND PAPERS.
tn, Richmond Dispatch Of Tuesday contains tho