,tm‘ ■ **‘ ........ 1 I T ^Id*lt;n-*o Kansas City,, August 24.■e J On the 20th inst., Quan troll, headedby 800 men, made a raid on Law-”is | ronce, Kansas, taking the place cora-r- plctely by surprise. He burned most io j of the place, killing many of the inhabitants. Jim Lane, who was there escaped, and rallying 200 men, start-ra- ed in pursuit, but his numbers are toolb small to achieve any definite results.u-. Gen. Ewing has just returned from to the pursuit of Quantrelk The rebelir- I force at Lawrence is estimated at not*over 800. They disbanded at the in I head of Grand river, some going1 Is, north, some south, some east,’ andrig others scattering into the brush.'. __ W \Lieut. Col. Lazear, with two squad-Lst I rons 1st Cavalry M. S. M., had an ei\-ies gagemont wito one hundred guerril.;ly las on Big Creek, near Ilarrisonville,nt Mo., killing five, and capturing ator considerable quantity of goods andta- horses taken at Lawrence.1on j Thirty-one guerrillas' have been'killed as far as heard from.* 1 .1in In addition to the list of names of;AIad- the killed at Lawrence already sent, 3ds we have obtained the following; , pi- John Formly, Mr. West, E. P.an-j Fitch, Ghasj Palmer, John Dagle, Samuel Jones, George Coates, John ad- I C. Cornell, Fred. A.Kridmiller, Kob-r- ert Martin, Otis Langley, John W.en. I Lowrie, Win. Lowrie, Jas. Bo ache, •ew Michael Meekly, Jos. Bretcheldbauer, at Dennis Murphy, John K. Zimmer.' dis- man, Carl • Engler, Jacob Pollock, Fred. Klasiso, Mr. Ealle, Daniel McClellan, Samuel Reynolds, Georgecm-ourivers ifiveroadGerrards, Charles Allen/James Wil. son, Charles Biggs, A. J. Woods, Charles Anderson, W. B. Griswold, A. T. Cooper, Ashbury Markle, DavidMarkle, Lewis Markle, Aaron Hal-( *dorman, Addison Wangle and seven others of the 14th Kansas.