New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
Vol p,gsRl
81 Louis. Sepk. q. 1851.

Vol 3,p,ge7ll
To Governor BoRToN
You did not state how many men you send IN TINS
dreciioo, or when they leave. Gen. Fremont tays
yon Nuke misiake in sending men In the direction
vi Kentucky from your lace and urges all the men
to be sent here that you raise Please Keep MN
posted. ID. U. KoSX.
Vol. p page y. ,o,,
JgFyKRsoS CITY sept ~, lbL
To Major General FREMONT.
Your communication Of tie Goth, directing me to
move forward, just received. | am throwin lag Tor
ward troops to Arrow Rock, Bonneville, and Syra
cuse, as fast as possible. This l hsve been d0iog
since tue 18th. Troops cannot reach Lexington WI It,
out some team. The harness for these arrived ~
part only night before last. Yesterday AL that could
be possbly gotten together were sent forward to
tlese different point; more Is leaving to-day, and
will continue to leave until eau move on Lexington.
JEFF. C. DAVIS, Acting Brig adi,r. General
Vol D. page 75I
CHICAGO, Sept r. ls6l-
To General J. c. FRsSoSr
Intense excitement here to know the fate Of Col.
Mullgan; ii consistent, may know II be has sur
rendeled. OWEN LONEJVf.
o LyGl sp' SSe ,.1lnr p,r,n7,r,r,
ST. LOUIS Sept ~, 1851
To Cal OwgS Loyxyor Chics %, ILL.,
Col. Musan has not surrendered By latest re-
porte Ii il believed he is sustaining himself 10 his
portion. Re-eoforcemente are moving from four
&C. FREMONT.
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HsADouAaIEas WESTERN DyPARTaYsr,
ST. Lous, Sept ~ 1901.
Brig. Gen. U. s. GKAsr, Cairo.
Your dispatch received. i am informed by the
President that the Rebels have seized Owensboro.
Direct Capt. Foote to gunboats TO dve ne heb
els from there and 10 protect the ONO River. Have
Noble's Cavalry reached Fort Massac Direct him
10 report for orders to Gen. Smith.
Send forward three heavy guns to Gen. Smith, TO
be placed al Smithllnd.
&c. FREMONT. M,jor.C General Commanding.
wAsursGros, Sept 22 1861.
To Mai. Gen Fremont.
Gov. Morton tele0rspbs ~ follows: Col. Lane
ju-t arrived by special train, represents Ow.nsboro,
10 miles above Evansville in possession OF Secoss ion-
isis Green River is navigabe. Osensboro must
be- seized. We want u gunboat sent up from Padu-
cab for that purpose. Send up The gnn'oa, 10
your discretion yol think 1t right. Perhaps YOU bad
better order those in charge Of the olio River 10
guard it vielanily ut all points. A. LiscoLs.
Hs.DorlRryrs " rsTsHS DrP,Rryrsr,l
ST. Lorls, sept 2s iool.
Your dispatch received. | have immediately or
dered Capt Foote it'll gunboat To dslodge the Reb-
ea fom Ow ensboro, and will take measures to guard
the Ohio.
Have plsced my two Iluoi, regiments at Camp
D.nnison near Cincnnsti, at the dlrpoeal oil u II.
Anderson, and 80 informed him by telegraph
&c. FREMONT. MAJOR Gonersl Commanding
Jsitsssos CirI Sep. ?, 1851
To va or General FREsoST.
Pnee has arrived and | have turned over the
Home Guards and the Notifications to his charge.
mi. will enable NE to move forward myse 10. night
or tomorrow. II you are coming on tomorrow, 1
will proceed Arrow Root, and start from tLeFe 10
Marshall II you do not come, il viii be better tor
me to start from Syracuse Oh tie march. fiease
yLFF. C DAVIS Acting Brig Gen. Commanding
JEryxE.os crrr. Sept a., 1861.
! msjor-Gemr.i J C. FKKsosr.
Rsliayie. L. ID. Fields Of Lexington, released
prisoner from Prices array, here tonight, re oort'
iuhting a. Lexington Thursday noon. Mulhgan
not ;h.u ,hinks il water holds ont, he il safe ior
some dave vet. Ii efficient aud prompt mOyenenl'
/ te made be NAV be sayod. Everything depends on
what we ca do in the next few days McCuiloch
+ l,st Monday III Barton County. moving on LeN'ng
tom He must be- drawing close on by this time
Prices fore. estimated at nearly 20,VD.
/ Tl.OS L. PRICE.
JsyiyR,os CRY. Sept, g. 1851
10 ,isjor % .r.l J. c. FnrsosT., NJ
. / niu informed that the Iamine Bridge VIII b.
finished on Tuesday. News from Lexington tbi
evening state. that place rot taken up 10 Friday.
/ JEFF. e. DAVIS. Aeiins Big Cen, Commanding
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BKoosyiELn. Sept az, 1861
To v.or.G.n. J. c. FHEsosr.
| have Just arrived here from Quincy, and have
100 Of our men that III the battle M Lexington;
, 900 more are at Hamilton, 80 miles west Of this.
Co.. Mnlligan surrendered at 2. N. Friday. Water
,ut off The entire command after surIendefiu2
were dis.rlned; non Commissioned oihcer- and phi
vates sworn and released; commissioned officers are
held "a prisoners. Federal loss, - killed and l2O
wounded: Retels |, 100 killed and wounded send
proyi.iors forward to gallant soldiers that have
NO, been fed for two days They were not re-
enforced. d. W. hA'ii'''
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Hsipq..k-ss, " rsTynv DgrARTstSr I
e. Loru sept. 49, ldol.
! To srlg.disr.G,n Il. 81 PErsTiss 9giScy, III.
GrNERAL: Your dispatch received. Inc surgeons
Of nv staff and tho Sanitary Comt.s ion ARE directed
to Communicate Will ,on IN REGARD 10 the wounded.
Keep me fully inform cd d acts IN relation TO them
40 that their wants may he provided for a. promptly
as urossible. j. &. FEryONr, MAJOR General
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HgApoU.EIsk. W. fEEs DEPARTMENT
IL i.Ouis, SEPT. u, 1871
GENERAL. AZ Lexington surrounded on Friday
and a combined attack on the rebel force VIII be-
made without delay By my command, you are hereby
directed to prevent by all means, the enemy cor.ing
the Mhsonri River; to coo. crate with me upon my
approach, and TO keep ne, NJ advance constantly
informed by frequent reports, OF tie strength ana
movements OF the enemy.