New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03
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Sox He wac at Con Priee's hoad1uGrters aud con
ysrsed with him. He also saw frusten Foi1 ana sey
ersl other st. Louis Rebels This settles the matter az
- the presence Of Gen Price the State, which many
hare have denied
rne furnaces at The Iron Mountain are sese, hut al
ne horses and mnles there have been stolen By the
Rebels.
n.rtv Of P.be, cavalry entered Franklin sbout 10
ss,cok today. and burned al tie railroad properly
tsers-
A Brigade 81 Gen. Smiths troops soon snefN"Iu
xe.ohod there and drove the Rebels out WHO WEI" ~
6ray's Summit four miles West. and burnea '"e 'a'i,
sosd depot hero and Other buildings and so oe'l'!'u
some valuable machine Stops.
A specinI tram went down the Iron Mountain roe'
&om Franklin last night and learned tnat tne 'Np''
hsd fred De Soto and partially oeeuo!eu w.
Two men entered Danyiue. on the NORM "is,'"
Rsitrcaa or Thursday, and were ioenuneu ~ o.'o"h
mg TO Anderson gaerTiilas. lAey were 'n"ou''''-'
hang.
..rs;c Which wes. up tie Iron Mountain road TO-
sy Turned back from Martinsburg IN consequence Vi
,x.oovs,nr that band Of guerries lying in wait
for II at the station above.
The secessionisls along this road gre said te be
vsRry their property and taking 10 the bush rearing
ths. the outrages Of Andersons gang Of gnerrlas Will
% avenged.
Loyal men are receiving erms from the GoV.fhneD'
and organising for the protection OF the STATE
Great excitement is reported az cIf'ins 'A'"s 'De
pannbal and s. Joseph Railroad
Scouts from I-onton report that large 'orce " M
vancng toward that place from the sou'h' pu' u "''
N.ovn whether they are Rebel or Union troops. They
haC
The latest advees from Tort Smith, Arkansas. cay
nst oar troops there half raton tina; the forage
n exhausted, and that neaLly al our cavalry Ae
wIthou: horses.
81. LOWS Saturday, Oct l-p. ID
r.y;r n, defni,a G, are ;eJ has been heard IRON
Gen Ewing today.
At,.s. accounts Ne was behind ssme breastworst
s,lt by Marty o, militia that had previously occupied
The town, and Il was thought that unless the Rebels
greatly ontnumbered him he couid drive them OIL
n.,,,oaa communication on both sides O, him has heeI
sat BY the Rebels.
Great alarm ey isted az Franklin last night and heavy
ay;ng WA hoard in the direction o! Moronc twelve
riles below.
After the firing hsd cossed afro was seen, indicating
rs. the bridge e, that POINT The Aerrimac riTe'
Aed been burned. There vss bat a small guard there
Authe rolling stock ot the Pacific Railroad at Frank
ltp was brought down 80 Allentown last night
The stock on the West branch Of the road has been
vood deal damaged ard il Is believed there oonsd
cradle force Of Retel cavalry IN the Vicinity.
40 troube has yet occurred on the Pacific Railroad
noept the removal Of the rolling stock from Franklin
INT sears arc entertained tat the Rebels VIII sttemp
70 destroy tho Usage and Gaeoonace bridses
Gen. Brown, commanding tie District o, Cent?"
Missouri has withdraw his forces from Warrensbnrg
Bedala Boonyire and other points and concentrated
fasm at Jefferson City. where both troops and ttSent
srs hard OF work in erecting Notifications
Gen Kirby Smith, spoken Of by some Eastern papers
- commanding tho Rebel forces In this state s not IN
Missouri It reported como days ago that he vonld
probably ,Oin Cen PRICE but he has not boon heard Of
stnce
The Ger. Smith referred 70 m these difrn.ches Il
Cen A. J. Smith, Of the 10th Army CorI~ and II rs
- announced at the Of this Rebel rad