. Pjibait of the (JtiCPfilftis'.Ka.jtb.V3 Citv, Auk. 27.—Quart tret's menarc* scattered m tliefc fasino^Bfeb throughout the border counties and are still being hunted by all available troopa from. all pHris of the district. Many.o - em have abandoned tlioir vomout horses and gone to the bruih albeit. They wcro all rein otinted J«l Lawrence wifli horses captured there-, leading their own back packed with plundered goods, lb.u horses and stolen goods were nearly all abandoned in chase beibro rljey got far mvo Missouri. Over three hundred horses havo already been captured by our troops, including auino of tboae taken at Lawrence. Most of the goods and money stolen has been retaken and will, os far a-* possible, be restored.It is reported that i-wenty-cme more of the killed have been recovered since yesterday, winking tha total about eighty, which will probably bo largely Increased before any Consider able part of our troops are -withdrawn from pursuit* No prisoner b hayo been taken, and none will be. , houses in which Lawrence goods huvo been found have been destroyed, us well as houses of known guerrillas, wherever our liruops have gone. Gun, lowing inland a to ae-slroy tbs houses of all persons in the oorder counties outwlcle o? military ^ta-tiatttf, who do not- remove^ by the 9th of September, in obedienuo to la to general order.