1KTELLI0ENCE EBOSX THE WEST;,vlli dVrrrt ? fy»*—w i'JMkS'ir ’Price,. - Retreating * South,-r~,Boseerans: Little, Santa Fe. i [ ' w** ' ' 'i'iic tV ^ I'.*5-3 'i:V Advices from the West’^esterday ^presented that. the; r$bgl ^vmy was retreating southwardly through Kansas. followed by Pleasanton With ;our cavalry,, which^w as-.doing«wha.tvit,* vcould-to harass, the .^retreat? v©fthei\ • J . * ' v* u.enemy, r.-'d .dJiw 3?0 i! hyUrqfGeneral • Rosecrans was at;Little Santa:Fe,;‘in *Jackson county,' near the Kansas border, and twelve ,miles south of Kansas Dityrv. Our. infantry4 ' i ’’ “V ♦ ■'• i1’, ' Ican do nothing in the waymf pprsu-Y ingthe enemy who are all mounted, and the pursuit depends entirely upon: Pleasanton,, whose ,eavalry' force is very inferior) in point! of numbers, to that of; the rebels; ;To send infantry after Price, in tho hype of catching up to fijmr and bringing him tK!aUle,: is' proved to hp an, absurdity,* |Tha .rebels havo.jpaado 'a:tracks of :do6o.la tion through the State', and ini t^rs our; arhly is marching,-while; Price* witfr■the Vast trmts t)f his spoliation, is ieishrely! making] bis Wray t o Axkan « 'sas.1—St. Louis Union, 28th ultU-I ^.*. J4 Lfb % '*v A'1; TT ‘ft - C”!f $1