The New York herald., 1864-11-11
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.
Our st. Louis Correspsndsnee.

OF LOUIS, NOV. q, 1904.
TREATMENT PRISONERS.
portion OF the rebel prisoners belonging to Prices
army, who were captured For. Scott during the
late rebel INVASION hero Wednesday night
sefl yesterday afternoon In charge or Colonel Cole,
Second Missouri artillery for Johnsons Island. Among
the prisoners Generals MsrmaduEe aud Cabell and
Eve rebel colones During their stay in townsthey were
allowed the limits OF Barnum's Hotel on parole, ard
although compelled abstain from general visitation
OF ther friends, the far re.sxed that they
were allowed many individuals In Colonel Cce's
Iresencs The permission accorded TO these notorious
rebels feast themselves At 1rst class hotel has
ced intense indignation among Union men, and parc
ary among Union refugees who have been robbed and
turned OF their by order OF these ideuti.
cal officers Marmaduke Is one OF the most vindctive
officers that commanded regiment OF rebels in this
STATE and there considerable feeling tnat he should be
90 lenicnty te,ed while our officers who are captured
and taken TO Hchmond are invaraby stripped and rob-
the amenied Masr wilson, and six o, bis compcnops,
deprives them Of any sympathy which we might other.
wise have for them as prisoners.
PRICR's REIREAT
Nothing definite has been heard from Price or from
Blunt kept up the pursuit. since tue rebels passed
through Jasper county week ago. but no doubt sxss
that they tho Arkansas line by this timc. AS
Of policy best ~ chase the rebels far
possible; but General Psasantons course in abandoning
south Of Fort Scott, wiscst for tho government
on tho whole. Picasanton's command used up two
aud Fort Scott and another days hard riding would
Increased the number in fearful proportion Besides,
Price had twelve hours start with extra horses from tho
droves he csptured and artillery TO impede his move
ments Indeed IL was Prices effort TO save his artillery
that caused his greatest disasters Tho rebel Generals
Marmsdake and Cabel, while en- route 70 this city, were
understood 10 charge Price with want OF geucrsshp In
contracting his line tn the battle, which enabled pssssn
Ion 10 turn his flank.
NuMyER on TROPHIES
from tho battle field in which "a mere skrmish) tho
noted Bill Anderson met his just doom have arrived 10
ia al or n n r
nag, made Of SIX By some female admirer. with
Yankee hands,n side In silk cord His
pistols. saddle and bride among the trophies To
the bride s attached human scalp, found there after
the nhumanty OF tho rebel monster 10 staggering to
OF the ST. Louis rebels who have IT., and should
New York who have such profound admiration rebel
officers An order IN the OF Sterling Prices
afutant directing Captain Anderson to destroy the North
Missouri Railroad as permanently as practicable, was
found among his papers. Il Is being framed Office
ornament for department headquarters.
General Rosecrsns and Genqral A. j. Smith returned 10
the city last night, in good health aud spirits.
sIgTBESIH c0Ris.
Tho performance OF General Smith isfantry, or tbs
Sixteenth army corps may never DO Acknowledged as
having any connection with tho battle on the harces des
Cygnes but the approach OF these eaans heroes had
much TO do with acceleratng the retreat Price The
Infantry marched from FRANKLIN Mo-, TO Little santa Fe,
on the Kansas line. distance OF two hundred ana forty
miles From sedalM 10 Little Santa Re they moved by
forced marches, day travelling thirty miles and
tered Lexington opiy six hours behind the cavalry.
voxsburg and Red River oampaxns Price know that nvs
thousand of them could whip ten thousand a his best
men, and he got out OF their way asest az possible.
Their achievements 10 pursuing the enemy add new
hon0rs TO their nard.won and beod bought laureb.
fBs sTIAHBoAf KATE KKARsEr
had been captured II Caruvue about sixty miles above
the mouth Of the Missouri river, By tho guerias who
ta previously occupied the town. Tho rebels came near
making . prisoner OF Senator Henderson, vho lives ~
Louisiana, few mies abovA He passenger on the
boat which landed ClArksvills few hours shead q
Ne ks1s AsAe1v. -
General Craig started from 81 sossph few days age,
win about swo Thousand nvs hundred msn, noetly
cava11 ~ graAd guerilla hunt through Psste, Buoha
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