, 1864-10-22
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.
{Snt tcint Qi.nafth To tha Chfeann T.ihnnn


Day before yesterday the rebels crossed the
Missouri River, at Brans Wlck, to the south
side. The rebels now hold Bruns wick, Ksits.
VILE and Carsolton are both IN possession Ut,
anc btiog pluneered By, the rebels The
rtbe1 Colonel Perkins ras encamped yester.
! day At Fayetts,. howard county. With a regi'
CT ct hnsh"hackele. There il nlso i tolcc
OF 900 In Roanoke, Howard county. Ry der
sitcc AnderEt6'z intervieT with Price, at
boonev1lle, I'D has bsen drilling bis men in
hon hc prsvioe.y ,sSI1s: which he paid little atten
Ter. F!sk is At work repairing the railroad
Wcts Of tbie rc:nt.
The last ht ard from Pr'ce, Lis main camp
xasat Warsrly.. 1t ID sufilcient to say Tat
Rosecrans is following Tin close.
4 scout just IN tells ne inst Prices train
Iumbsrs over 400 wagons. He is evidently
trying to get bis train off through the south:
west portion Of ths State, to the Arkansas
lire, while be goes through Kansas. =,
FF,ce anc the bogus Governor ReSrol1s
AZ @haEs, It Is reported, bad another quar:el.
They had one ut camp between this city
anu DcoAyi;le. Rey1olds thinks 1t practice
bic TO bold the Stats, but Price thinks not.
AL accouate confirm my Ptotement OF the
ena1l amount Of artillery with Price. Rod
mans battery Is with him. There ia trou-
hle orewEDe IN Prices camp Many OF his
officers swear they " I'll never go back to Ar.
MI
either with Price or without him.
The North Missouri trains will be resumed
tomorrow.
ull.n men have retallated in Numerous
cases upon known r. bells who Wkre not mo.
l.sttd tg Bill Audetsou's gang.
lSptclei Dispatch to the Chlcneo Tttbune.l
ST. LoC1s, Friday, Oct II
The Commissioners from Iowa nre in thE
city q. tettfe to lhe Iowa regiments to receiYe
tlElr v9tes,
The Copperheads have nominated Colonel
bIoHe bead, one Of the Blair ClaY banks rho
Wss .Schctield's Provost Marshal Genesul,
and Clay bank candidate for the Ucited States
StLate, us their candidate ior 3tnte Senator
ST. LOUIS, Friday, Oct. q -PaEtica lar Of
the tight at Glasgow furnish the following
items:
tie City Hall was fred by MaIo, Mo,re to
save cousiderable quantity Of stores there
i from ca.tu1e. The building cost S20, ,0o0.
OF other houses burned, Boone, BosttFtck g.
Co., drs goods, lost $50 600; John Chunbe:-
lin, jewelcr, Si0 coo; Smiths Hotel, S. 600;
several other houses, loss unknown. In I'D.
dl'ioI to these, O number OF residences vera
destroyed, valued at &c, 900 and the PresbY-
tt rian Church. The extensive tobacc, facto.
r1es Of Lewis g. Bros, and Wm Spear & Co.,
were robbed Of their contents, bnt not burr
ed aR previously reported The stock of the
formtE vas valued at $50, 600, the latter at
S25,C ,CCo. The total loes il fully S150, 900 Our
lcEs IN the fight was ten killed and fifteen
wounded. Tae rebel loss is estimated at
nifty killed and sevetty tlTe wounded Nearly
all our private soldiers captured were robbed
o! their effects, In violation Of the conditions
CT the turrcStcr.
The Leavenwo,th papers Of the 18th say,
General Blunt reports from the field TINT
Piice is moving with his main force to wards
Lexington. He has nearly so .010 men In all,
il nk$r 3rfY
long ttaln, and large drove Of cas;le and
sheep
Dls lspa:ches from Jefferson City, dated to-
day. say: Day before yesterday rhe rebels
etossed tic Missouri River 1t Brunswick, to
the ncrth side.
Ihs rebels now hold Brupswlek, Kcitsvlllc
and carroltoa. Colonel 'Persins vas en-
ctmped, yesterday, at Fayette> Howard
courty, With regiment Of bushwhackers.
There Is also force Of 500 iu Roanoke,
Howard county.
Sizes Bill Anderson's interview with Price
at Boopvl11c, Re has been drilling his men In
infantry tactics
From letter dated Leayenworth Kansas, oeto-
Rosecrals' Infantry occupied sedalia yes.
terday, end bis cavalry vas to be up to day.
Teleer.p phic communication is open from
to Warfensburg, and no news
Of Price at that place. Warfensbnrg is only
tuI5Ly 'LulEG LILIES HUH Neta<lEs AAtAG al
only q space Of thirt3-three miles between
orth and st. Louis that we do not
held If Price is near Boonvil1e or Lexlng.
tor, our forces are South Of him, and can |
now force him 10 fight. There has been no /
1o1ce other than few gueIitlas in Warrens-
burg, Lexington, Pleasant Hill or lndepen-
dence. Generals Curtis aud Blunt hare
cltar field to march direct to Lexington.
Gen. Fisk IL at work repairing the railroad
west Of this point.
Tie last heard from Price, his main army
Il is aufHcient to say "Rosy'' is following
him closely.
numbers over 500 Wagone. He Is evidently
try Ing to get his train OF through the SOUTH
VEST portion Of the Site to the Arkansas
line, while be goes through kansas.
Price and the bogus Goyernor Reynolds
have bud another quarrel. They had one at
c mn batween this city and Boonvi1le. Rey-
nolds thinks it practicable to hold the State
Price not.
Many Of his officers swear theT. will never 60
back into Arkapsas-tbat they 1ueao 10
etuy ln Missouri either with Price or without
lin,