Tip ‘rebels lost, by their own statement
350 kifiusi, wounded and missing. We
took 35 prisoners, including 3 Doctors,
who were released,
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ton, and report that H was ru lnt ° toT, P’
believed there that L MX? <
had intercepted MeCu 01 . „ 0111er y
assuming that name, in his’attp,? ? e On «
Price, and had cut his whole 'am „
ces. The report is also beli«v<-1 i' t 0
We are reliably informed th't
§ome five hundred rebels con , Te f 9 ? re
and around Fulton, CalJow? v ia
whose design is to seize
steamboat, to ferry thuin-elv es !ICI .Lr?S
river and burn the Osage hrid,
Pacific Railroad. A vigilant ua . tl] »
ble guard will be maintained att Ue 'S*
Fremont is said to have di
sl6o,ooo in coin buried at \Va I^ Ve .' ed
have deli.sred it over to the U < n 0
master. ‘
, . , St ’ L()uiß - Oct. 26
It is currently reported that a frdjU
taken place between Seigel and McChII t
near Springfield. Capt. Charles D?
naud of the Engineer Corps, connX’
wuth h remonts army, arrived last D i„|7
and bl ing's news to that effect.
I have just returned from
where nothing is known of any battle
Capt. McKeever informed m« tha* so ,
ned a letter from Gen. Fretnont | b.
evening, but no mention was made of gl)r
battle in the South-west. ‘ '•
The fight at Greenville is not cnnflrraej.
G. N.
Pilot Knob, M<>., Oct. 25
Col. Pill nmer his returned with bis
command to Ciq>e Girardeau. Col, Car.
lin now occupies Fredericktown with a re*,
iment of infantry, a squad of civalry
and two pieces of artillery.
