New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03
THE REBEL LEADERS IN MlSSOkI.
pprrp Ann ms AENY-THElR CONDITION.

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f,ow The Mcaphs ArG'1a,tc. jan H.
Cen Parsons, Col. joseph Kelly, aud Col
Bu hanau arrived in ills city last sainr'ay sorI-
my, ia good health md r! ms. Col. Bnehanan Is
an AID 10 Gen. Iars1rs. lie GeLefal iuiOim5 us
mt GEN. p,ice lac lar-e AMY all OF Which Is
encam ed "a Springfield, No, aud maj he - not
raAov vet 10 advance. 1lete arc situated At Fort
>ctI ION lie lett Of Gen. Phi 81 5000 Yankees, aud
~ Eou OF Lis right ABOUT 500, AID at soda 10 az
Jefferson City, in lis front, about i2Ooj; Inis
uur,er with the eX option OF twoor three tho"tind
men vito have their Headquarters ri 81. Louis, and
have been running about over the northern PORTO"
Of Miss.ufi upiise the sum total oil me entire
Yankee army IN that safe. 49,,
There are about 1000 men IL arms in North Nils
,outl located m different quarters ~ tie STATE,
,waiinga favorable opportunity 10 reach l'iice r
.Duiv Tuey bad torn up about 100 miles OF tle
North Mi,oufi aBd ilaGi ibhl ana y. Joseph Kan
road. which lad stopped Yankee bands OF lhie'i,
.oltier. f,Ou running through that portion OF the
State. The army j. in good health eud sihl,r. "ho
have pleny Of food uud iOragei but they need sugar
ana coffee. orr people should certainly iufii-h
that glLrt ufny ~ Mis-Ouriaus win plenty Of
sugar as lLele is such en abundance oil II "a the Con-
ieoertcy.
lived N Spirpfeld, IA clafee II Col. Monroe, and
additional sLrthes were on the way, which viii
be.p onr lder ia that lection comfortable but AL
oiiouai clotlug sill be Needed, m new recruits are
,oniu, m daily.
Niil reference 70 Inc uNInutf OF pilrpucIh NNlAu
the Yankee pretended 10 Lave TAKEN and Which
ueiry threw hon into eAhtr IFS OF Qualification, IL
seems bias been very considerably recnced-and IA
,trsd uoing 9lj rs but $50. Such 10 tue truth As
We lay, received ID from The s. gentlemen.
Gen Parrous ana siai are siill Ell route for Ric1-
noud ON business connected With The Army OF the
Northwest. Tie h. gallant gentleman ard has
laaut hignde and Ne wi-h him pleasant and
pIosf erols journey 20 Richmond aud back.
Col. Ktily T. one Of the bra,cst OF Prices army.
II H. al lishnan by birth, aud a. true 10 the south
nd Der veoI lc ~ tie most iatfo'ir umcng us He
la- been euga6ed iu the ishl in Missouri since rs
commencement. By order Of Gov. Jccason he burned
A Tie bridge ON the Pacific RAILROAD, AID today he
csrries Ls arm la -li. from wound which he re-
ccIv,d 90 tte battle 81 Oak Hill Tie II here Tor zoe
puryo,e of orgaailinga pimeut a. iushmen. arc
A ere any cons oi Green Ern " 10 lennerste who
eoali reiuse Co r.lly utdorHcJorel who would dare
led them 10 vidory ard 60 glory We ihiuk tlero
are hundreds who wili nily 10 iis standard.
mSCEIIANEoU
The New-Orlouus papers state that N TIE senate
of the Louisiana Legislature on no lsih instant me
lll for tie relief al H. c0uOn inier- patsed It,
final rcaoiug-Yea H. Nays H. u goes 10 the
!! 1u.e tor Concurrence ia two or three amendments
Tie lire Of Telegraph from Mobil, along the Mobile
aud Ohio Railroad wac completed on tie Iolh met.
Itis cumpleies The hIo between Mobile and New
Orleans VIA ,k,on and Meridian. Tbs is Import
ant NJ he preseut junct1re, a. the enemy. having
complete possession 81 the Sound, may destroy the
coast line az aEy moment.