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The facts that Gen. Fremont is at, if not west of, Jefferson City, the capital of Missouri, which is but 120 miles from Lexington, now the rebel focus in that State--that the rebels mean to take Booneville and Jefferson City, preparatory to an attack on St. Louis — that Gen. F., on the other hand, is strongly suspected of designs against Lexington and its present possessors — all point to an early and serious collision. The cautious, diplomatic, doubtless wise strategy of McClellan and Beauregard is not adapted to the West, where those who go to war are strongly suspected of a disposition to hurt somebody, and to look for the enemy with a decided intent to pitch in. We strongly hope not to hear of any fight there for some days yet, since the Union forces are widely scattered on almost every side of the rebels, and there is imminent danger that the latter may strike the first blow East or West in overwhelming force. We have no faith in the strategy which would surround an army of f
McClellan going under. --The Cincinnati Commercial is of opinion that McClellan has been out-generaled by Beauregard, and it is pretty evident that the former is doomed to the fate of those of his predecessors who have fallen under the ban of Black Republican condemnation. The Commercial says: Events may speedily demonstrate that the commander of the army of the Potomac has been completely out-generaled by Beauregard; that the occupation of Munson's and Mason's hills, and the other advance positions from which the rebels have fallen back, was a feint to cover up important movements in other quarters; that, having served their purpose, these potomac. Manassas is so admirably fortified by all accounts, that it can be readily held by 30,000 efficient men against twice their numbers. This would enable Beauregard to detach 25,000 men for operations in Tennessee, and as many in Western Virginia, and yet leave him a contingent force of ever 50,000. In any event, we Ho