, 1864-10-28
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1861

fire at which am writing, bearing out killed
and wounded. OF the number OF killed and
wounded upon ourside can form no estimate
at present. eaW twenty wounded at one
hotel at Westport as ne passed through.
Whether they had sufficient professional At
tendance Or not, I cannot say; but the Ia
dies, God bless them, seemed to be soothing
thsir pain ind attending to their every want.
Gov. Carney Is In camp this evening, and
have just learned that We hare orders to
return home by the boat tomorrow. II I
do not 20 With the command will obtain
as possible, List Of Killed aud wounded
KAsBAs Crrx, Oct. II.
To the Conservative:
Pnce, with his whole caravan, Is making
rapid retreat. Generals Curtis; Blunt, and
Pleasauten, are In pursuit.. Our victory yes-
terday WAS complete Our troops and off,
GERS everywhere exhibited the greatest b1ay-
return. All in good spirits. General Rose
Grams reached Independence Sunday evening.
a. C. ELLrTHoRPE.
1AEsAa CRY, Oct. "a, 1s64-p. N.
To the CONSERVATIVES: =.
Dispatches from the front, twenty miles
Prtce's rear moet Of the night, and repu1sing
them handsomely. We are pressing forward
with haste. Captain Robinsou, Calct Eogi-
a. ~. 2aAA1TAuRIEs
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October ~, 1861
Advtcee from Warrensburs, on the Pacific
railroad, which is now Rosecrans' depot Of
supplies, and garrlsoned By division Of the
l7th army corps, under Col. Moore, Of the
SD Illinois volunteers, say there was great
mistake made II the disposition Of our forces,
but there is reason to hope 1t will be rectl-
fed. Gen. Pleasanton Is represented to hare
walked up ard gone to work In earnest and
the soldiers say be is again the old Pleasanton
Of the Potomac.
Gen. a Smith infantry composed main
II Of Illinois regiments, ia making good time
in the chase. and will soon be heard Of
loyal people at Warrensburg BY making the
tcst Of loyalty strict one. The Union men
In that part OF the State are determined to
clear the country Of rebels. They have eut-
fered hesvily IN the fight near Kansas City,
and feel their loss deeply; DIsloyal blood
LONGER p>llute the soil.
The news that Price is beyond the State
line with the plunder Of twenty counties in
bis train, has been the last feather on the
camcls back, and has aroused a desperate
discrimination among the people.
It Is now estimated that the damage done
at Glasgow By the rebels will reach nearly
4 million Of dollars.
TIE VERY LATEST.
ST. LoU1a, Thursday, Oct. 27.-The fol-
losing Is derived from q reliable source.
Our torces hare been driving General
Price rapidly since Sunday. At last
accounts he WIS 20 o.. 80 miles eouth
Of Fort Scott. with his army routed and dis
persed. On Tuesday We, had fight with
him between Mound City and Fort Scott. In
which lie was badly whipped. losing 150 prls-
oners and ten ortwclve pieces Of artillery.
Among the prisoners are Mai. Gen. Marina
duke. Gen. Cabell, several Co1onels, aad
other officers,
He was again attacked yesterday morning
short distance from Fort Scott. and driven
peu nell in southeasterly direction.
He burned 300 wagons yesterday to prevent
them beng captured. Nothing is stated
about the loss on either side. There seems
to be no doubt that Price's army is complete
II aemoralized and scattered.