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— bridge Burning by the Confederates--Success of the expedition sent to Lexington,&c. St. Charles, Mo. Dec. 21. --A preconcerted movement was made last night by the rebels along the North Missouri Railroad. The rebels who returned from Gen. Price's army destroyed about 100 miles of the load, or at least rendered it useless. Commencing eight miles south of Hudson, they burned the bridges, wood piles, water tanks, ties, tore up the rails for miles, bent them, and destroyed the teles from the county for miles on either side of the route. They report the county quiet of the rebels. Jefferson City, Dec. 24.--A gentleman who has been with the rebel army several weeks arrived here to-day, and reports that on Thursday last Price's camp at Osceola was thrown into confusion by the news that the Union troops were upon them. They beat a hasty retreat, and when last heard from were at Hammansville, hurrying South. St. Louis, December 24.--About a thousand of the rebel p