--Late accounts from
Van Buren, Ark., represent that
Major-General Sterling Price is recovering from his wound, and will soon be at the head of a well-organized army, which, it is believed, will effectually thwart the plans of the enemy in that direction.
Gen. P. has selected for his staff as
general Aids,
ex-Gov. Trusten Polk, of
Missouri, and
Col. Broadwell, of New Orleans; as
Adjutant-General,
Major Thomas L. Sreed, of
St. Louis;
Maj. Harding is his Quartermaster;
Major Reed his Commissary;
Captain Price his Ordnance Officer, with the privilege yet to appoint two
Lieutenant.
