Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-31
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Papers of thu 2sth have ooais to hand Tisy en-
tain very little Of interest that Ia credible. Toe prinei
pal item Of Intelligence 10 the
HPoRTLD DITEAf OF PRICE.
From the e1IggerAtioIs and fslsehoods concerning
military events that ocr under our very tyos, With
VII Oh the Yankee press iesms have known What to
e1esot in their acc, ats Of sfirs Occurring at great
Distance the tius version Of which could not reach us
or several weeks Nobody thereto re- will bs surprised
st. or affected BY, the following bulstn Of victory over
Prices
81. LOUIS, Oct 81, 1864
A despatch from Lsavenworth taIs Price has been
driven from rt Scott closely pursued By cavalry.
We have captured lAge humbsr of prison srs includ.
ing Generals Marmaduke and Cabell They had al
ready claimed to have killed General UAbsll at Pilot
Kuob AID several pic Q OF artillery.
The following "a derived from an entirely reliable
sourcs: Our loroes have been driving Price rapidly
sncs Sunday, and ct last accounts he twenty Eve
or thirty miles southeast Of Fort Ssot and bis army
routed and dispersed.
Ca Tuesday we bad several Sights with bin be ween
Mound CITY and Fort Scott in all Of which he Was badly
whipped, losing 500 prisoners and ten twelvs ptes
Of artillery.
Among the prisoners are Asjor General Marin ,duke
and Brgadier GtnSra oabe colonies and otter
cfi ;era
Poo was again attacked yesterday morniog short
distance Forth Of Fort soot and driven pell mcll in
sou he astorly direction Hs burned two hundred Wf
gems yesterday to prevent them being captured.
Nothing Is stated about the loss Of either side, but
there set ms to be doubt that Prices army Ia com.
pleely demoral z'd and scattered.
The telegraph is working to Fort Scott, but nothing
has been osived in regard to to days operations sI
Dept that our forces still In vigorous pursuit.
General Steele, with heavy reinforcement, ia at Fort
Smith, with the probable view Of contestDg Prios's
trance Into Arkansas.
The Union less in the battle Of the a3d was u.s. The
wounded were sent to L,avesWorth on Monday. The
rebels chased all Sunday night. Constant hShtrg
With their guard was Kept up. AT 1ayNghs they
made stand and were handsomely whipped again.
Most OF the X ,nsas militia have gone home. Martial
Law is Abo sbed and business Is resumed,
General Rossncrans wss at Little Slpta Fe, twelve
m Sou h Of Kansas CITY, with his infantry on Tues
day night.
Dispatches in the border papers cav that train from
Frt sm tn attacked by bahwh cGers south Of Fort
Sc 1tt. Sixteen k.od ans part of the train
burned About nflsen hundred refugees accom- panied
the train.
About one hundred sueriIlls, under Captain Taylor,
entered Maramontou, few miles from Fort Scott ct
t~svs o'clock on Saturday nighs, and murdered Col.
Knowles, Brown, Hawkins, HeGonigl., Chsdwck and
Stout, who route North, and old e. Iire Rsy-
pods snd Two other aud burned two stores and
churches aud several dwellings.
Fy, hundred rebels. undsr L'su.s,snt Oolonsl No
D. i,Is crorsed the Hannibal and g. Josenb R.,o.d
a. nonaSy eoioe Mar r. sron o. fo,os h. h.sn ssnt
sitsr them.
Adsiees from the Upper Missouri say that Gen. suly
has gore iato winter qlArters Fort Suiy The Win
nsbago Indians ara in starving condition.
A"AsI OF .Lior''I Agents.
Tee following telegraph from Hashirg on ehoWs tas
Lincoln has already begun to apply the military screws
to the election:
Comfortable excitement tas been eecs,oned here by
the arrest to-day undsr the auspices OF the military
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