New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
FROM MISSOURI.
GENERAL HaRNEi's RECALL.

Couespondsneo Of The N. \. Tribune
ST. LOUIS June ., 1861.
This veteran has been recalled from this poet, and
will ut once be put in active service ehewhere lhe
fact ia Gen Harvey in diplomacy Is TO match ior Fox
Jackson During ihs whole period 81 truce the secss
sion troops have been constantly drilling with the State
arms and the under the illi!ry bllI
have been quietly and effectively Organizing tue con
sprators uto we'll, Gcered companies, regiments. ad
bri.ltles Constant communiCii ,ou- made ~ person
a. Gen Uanev bv dJivs n-ont ard OUTRAGED l'yili-ts
iilsd TO impress. him with the belief that The treaty
meant safety Se,essons-t. aud des0aiion aud
death to the CuiOni-ts, One month une, WIN Ssh
Harvey in command and Missouri would cost tie Cow
ernment IA much Nirgiria I'll.
CONDUCT OF THF TRAITORS.
Under the Uaruey-prce 4" tnlce' Gen. jim Rains
har been organizing tie Secession Miliiia IL tbc spring
field Military District. Gen fnsons ~ The Jeher'"h
CIV Di,tr,t and Gen. McAtee Speaker II 'he
llonse, ia the Shelby District. All these SiHte -
cfuit, wear to support aud obey the orders oi Gov
Jackson asiust aly body aud eSsythn2. Tue lLied
STATE, Government is entirely golcd, us nre also the
>ras and Stripe. Frr-h ontrHgrs are brinR ooIn,
mitre ed every day Til, old hag OF the Revolution And
oi our su s-qneut glorious Dir ory does Lot wave Nj
the St e C~l liro nor If it permitted to wave there
although under he truce 81 Gen. liarney. At 81
,Jpe Ms SIR Postmast.r Bitiinger il not all 10
pui 90 the National emblem over the Government
builine. In nearly every county outrages are e.W'
uitt.d upon good Union by armse lands c'rering
for jeff Duyis. TIE Secessions's could, nnli iGurt
day lost commit every erin. with impnnify aiiu YET
jackson would Ieiure 10 purirh them; wnile Il the
Uni ist IL self should happen TO give SeceS-
,on Juries tie least opportunity 10 decimaie them by
legl forms, Gen. llarney sood r.sty to back ths
Jmifs. Thank God thai programme l. broken up
THE AMERICAN IOUAkES.
Tho American youth Of st. Louis are beginning TO
plov with The fires OF patiiO aud are rendering obe
di.nce TO tie call of their country Hitherto, great
prejudice has e,i,ied, even ameng many Union men,
bccaute of the dislinc'o ch@1,ter o' our V1'n'esr
forces They hsye been COMPOSED almost ex'lGsi,ely
Of Germanr Thank God for the Ger TOR they
we're the first rush To IN The defense O the Tow
erru,ent But ut the call Tor the formation OF au
Amer regiment ieell"g was d.'sioisd among
our naive population that had lOrg slimLered. lhis
effort has been productive OF great good 10 our glorious
| cause lad will work permanent advantage le' lh
Mis-o. 1t puts qurtis 10 tl- s,y ing thal " NJ
body b,t the Dutch 2ht for the Union III tbir STAT
Although the puulis ed call only appeared last
Wednesday the regiueut-wich IL Intended 10 con.
fist oi thousand soliierris very nearly eomt ssted
with recruits from our very best yodnB ineh. nope
there ttoo. will be lce inttsat Of he Cerna
T,e field Office are men Of standing aud military eN-
rerience Col. Morgan l.. Smith, Lienf. Col John b.
Gr,y and Major Janles Peckham, ale nllem.n well
known hot oUly in this dy out throughout tue whole
State. -, -. a.
Co Smith was for IA long time in the United States
| army Lieut. Col John Is. Grny wts unti recently
Captain of Company A, Nalions Guard OF ~ Louis,
and MAJOR Pecknan ~ no ~ The way 10 ons oi our
county NJ tuicvfs W tue ..S' '''''' - ~ a, - :
lea. x. riencr IL tie cid State mihtis IL will lie
regiment that 81. Louis wei be proud OF, and our
reote are sepl ing forward liberia. TO is sssssance
! ADDITIONAL RECRUITS.
The 9th Regiment, G l. y. 4. Bland, wat sworn
into the service yesterday ~ the Assnsl fer three
years The regiment is ncsr,y fuL
The Iris, Re liment, tbs 7th, Col. joan ID. steven
SON is also rapily filing uIA aud viii seon ba sworr
! into the three ears service
OUR COUNTY mEMBEES.
TIE Representative Of this conoty n the State Leg
ishture are doing no!ay for the Union. 81. Lou
.es twelve delegates. One OF then joba aton jr.
tured against tile part that elected him. and is noS
rank Serts-i,ust. TIE Others lave remained true &
their obligations, aSd iOught mrnuliy agsi,st ever,
oppre .sve measure. Co. Stevenson arri MAJOR Ps's
ham have teen Iuen,jOued aboye In ,.idob to ID -
gen lernan, fe tx Cote John C,veuler, aud Maaiso,
Mi Ter are Capass now in the service. Dr. n
Doenu if Comrpisfsry Of Col. Bernstein Regiment
Thus rix Og thea have put on their armor.