New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
ISTEREsTING FROM MISSOURI.

suits Predicted-prico 30 be A''acbed nf
springfe,d-A shirmish, and Several
Rebels Tahss Prisorers-GneTriiia
Eands Piandering Union mcn anu
Eebeis-s hsrIe-ton 10 BE- Occupied
Capture % Empor,n1, Rebel Core
sponrdncc.
OrTpRyrirR weduesdsy, Jan. 90 1852
The movement ioreshadowed by The preparations
Of the past week has taken place. One division.
under tbe command Of Gen. JEFF. c. Davis, has a.
ready taken up iis march FOR the south. They left
Versailles yesterday morning. Their destination is
supposed 70 be Springfield TIE division consists of
five reg.ron.s--the Sh and I'D Indiana, tie 37th
Illinois, and oh Missouri accompanied by two bat
'eies Of tweu'y-our pieces, AID three companies Of
ovelry under he command Of Major Hubbard
From the skill and energy Of Gen. Davis, important
results ARE confidently predicted.
The next division, under G en- Tuner, is expected
20 leave Tomorrow or Friday.
Itineraries from Gen. PIice, hearing printed COM
missions s,nei By him, are busily recruiting through
all this section. number bavc been captured anc
broupl; IN, upon whom the documents were fo"G
They are authorized to euist for from three otwelve
months, or during the war.
There about fifty prisoners here, awaiting the
order oil The Proyosi-Magshal General.
Ro1L, Monday Jan. 81. 1852.
A gentleman who left bis home in Green County
a lew miles from Springfield. on Wednesday, ar
rived here YESTERDAY lie says that there no in
trcnohmruts being built at Springfield, and but little
uneatness is mani.ested by Price or bis officers
There il general cry for retnforcements, and the
Rebels say they their way, but their accounts
do not agree as TO numbers.
He met large number Of Union troops q. Leb-
anon, and our pickets were out several miles from
that place.
A skifmish had taken place near Lebanon, on the
entrance Of troors and rebel captain was killed
and several men taken prisoners.
Government teams arc continuity moving west
ward, but The roads are almost impatssble owing to
tie depth Of the mud
CucaGo. Tuesday 'in % 1852
The expedition which let Birds Point last Satur-
day in pursuit OF the guerrilla chefain JEFF. Thomp-
ron returned this evening uusuccessiul, having
captured nothing Of importance.
CHc,Go "wednesday. Jsu. 90 1862.
special 70 Tie .jonvN0l from Cairo, says that
lie forces comprising The expeditions against Jeii.
Thompson. report lie country beyond Charleston in-
tested with Guerrilla bands, who plumber every one,
Urion and r,bcl alike.
The exp. dIuon went nearly to sykesiown. Gen.
Payne las determined to occupy Charleston, and f)F
bat purpose a regiment Of infantry snd detach-
rnent Of cavalry viii remain at that place.
4 large rebel mail containing several hundred let
ten has been captured above Cairo, the Missile
-.ppi. which contained letters Of Importance from
Bowling Green and o.her retd CAMPS.
81. Lori' Weinesis7. Jan D. ilr2
4 la'ge number Of troops are moving from EoIla,
S,1.la. and OucFyille, the destination Of which IL
slrro sd 70 De- Springfield.
Ito following In from MAJOR Wnghts report to
Cen. Y man.
Pire'e force does rot exceed 5000 or 10000, all
STATE troop.
pu.e las lcen notified Of hs appointment of
Msior-Gcncrll iu thc Confederate army, bu, has not
been confirmed. consequently Zoe Confederate forces
d, Ii.c % reinforce hlu. Thy sfy % him that
ttsg have SD u troops ready - JOIN ilm when they
rc.ig, tee ,t,ia' nou e.. Mcintosh has gone 90 10
criorr tie heb,s IL tic Indian nsuon Moot Of
zen. Rams men have zone lone, The bllnce $500
~, 90 rookie and GrarDyi - is saId 10 run fur
u.re-.
LIT Thurstly. Price was inforred that the
IT,. mist. wero moving against bin, in force froui
Iola n cars.d great excitement In the re- el
camp. Prico expects Is appointment 10 be- con-
iru.4 within tro Hetaf, Wien he viii le rc.en-
tpfotd b., ne Louitcer.tes from Arkansas. Unl'ss
Do. can O. lie command Of e. whole force ne viii be
obi. e. to retreat.
he Ais o. arr, uuu Der OF wagons, and l. putting
everything ir reidiuefs to dccGnP. lie intends fall
IlF bAe. on Filcyiiir Gness speedily rceuforcei.
Ho Las a large number of lien on the si,k list as0
forging parties capturing ueu.
haIy =, mon men were DESTROYING their rroyert]-
lie has al-o fifteen days supplies hand Zach
Rebel regiment Bas an organized corps OF the best
uarksueu to pick Of field olcer.'
Ainrse amount Of property was seiled by the
Provost Marshal to Yay tie amount assessed against
PROMINENT Stces- ouiais by Gen. Halleck, for the
benefit Of Union refugees and will be sod st auc-
ton on Monday. Feb. 3.