Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
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-ttS regiment eHcdIllpcu dC " NduuolJ ItoDHiSoI procams as Missiouri has declared war against U $, Kansas is subject to invasion and urges good citizens to organize.
 ST Louls, June lS.-The Democrat learns that tie advance guard of federal cavalry encountered considerable force of Mssourans stationed on Il hill with cannon commanding the road- Three federAIsts were killed Cavalry were not pursued in retreat MSSouraus are concentrating for miles. Iowa regiment is advancing via railroad to Renick, whence they will take country roads.
 BooNvIIIE, June lS.--Ward with thirty Mis- souri;ms attacke ed edclalist5 guarding Ddrdanclie Creek bridge.
 ST. Lotus, June lS.-Dcpubican says immedi- atey on accidental discharge, troops commenced indiscriminate fire without Crders. 1ae slan&h- tered fell in every direction; firing only ceased when the vicinity was deserted, except by dead aiIt wounded Seven killed on the spot. Some were literally torn to pieces by Minnie balls. Bremen are engaged in washing blood from street, which presents tle appearance of slaughter house floor. Boernstein is constantly sending scouting parlle9 into the country. Col. Holloway ot State troops reported dead.
 ST. Lotus. June I8-Two thousand Missourians at Boonvillc, one thousand on the opposite bank. Artillery placed so as to command theryer. Lyons waiting for information, uiiictefAlhed "IetAeI Io advance bg river or land.
 WASHINGTON. June lSth.--FederShStS- lenhl 900 men reported to Scott, says, on turning Il9 curye within Il quarter of q mile. Vienna fired up on by q masked battery with shells,shot and grape, killing and wounding men on platform and cars. Train stopped on account of injury to lnachlnery. Could not be bandoned-tran took to the woods finding battery supp0rted ny fifteen nun dred South Carolnians. We fell back throwing out skirm>hcrs on both Hanks retired, five killed, five waunded and five missing men, abandoned many hayersacks, blankets, etc, few musketS.-- Rreport-Signed ROBI. Y. SCtiENCh. The Brie. General of the lst Ohio regiment among the killed, and editor oi the Cleveland Herald
 FoRrREss MONROE, June lS.-Stcamer Catalnc fired onby steam tug. Southemer- ercctin. water battery at Sewcls Point and concentrating in force in James River.
 ST Lotus, June 13-Co Roernsten appointed commander oi St. Louis and Cole counties, has is sued q proclamation. Lyon has also proclaimed.
 ST. Lotus, June l9.-The Democrat has special dispatches founded on report of man who came to Jefferson City in q skin, to effect that Missouri ans were routed at Bonneville, F0 being killed and many wounded. The fedeialists lost IT,
 GRAFTON, June l9.-Reporis from various sour ces render it certain that Nirginians moving westward under Wise.
 JEFFERSON CIry, June l9-Conyiets attempting to escape from the penitentilry; killed and wounded.
 WASHINGTON June l9.-It is asserted positively that Wigf,l visited Washington in disguise as a cattle droycr. War department is accepting men in battaions.
 Nrw YoHK, June l9-Flora Temple won two mile trot in J5'., and E
 IouTsyGrE, June 19-2.001 three months vol unteers at Camp Dcnnison have determned to go home.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, June l9.--Andy Johnson is here cn route for Washington. He spoke here three hours.
 WASHINGTON. June l9.-Teiegraph communica- ton to head quarters from Falls Church say that movements of both parties indicate action in that vicinity. Seven cars were backed out of AleIan- dria. by locomotive, dropping dctachmcnts they went--necting no interruption till hear Vienna, where t man warned them of 4 hatery-they pro ceedel short distance, when battery opened fire. directed at the engine behind the train, to cripple it-the engineer uncoupled it, abandoning the train and rushed away, carrying some dead and wounded with him. In lcaping from the cars and while run hing for timber they suffered considerable.
 lis believed that Vienna has been vacated by s0unthencrs, falling back on Fairfax. The cn ga@ement lasted twenty minutes There were J killed and 30 wounded. Lccshurg had not been occupied up to yesterday morning. A battle occur red in that vicinity the day before yesterday, last ing ten hours. The southern loss unknown--as is also the result, particulars and federal loss these being suppressed. Johnston moving to sur prise Cadwallader, at Martinsbur8, instead of going to Winchester.
 A desperate fight between Vienna and Fairfax Court House, is imminent
 LOUISVILLE, June l9. Latest: "A gentleman just from St. Louis reports the following as cur rent and believed there .I'hc Missourians by a fcint retreat decoyed Lyons from his boats which ma cd batteries had sunk, and after terrific fight Lyons entire force succumbed."
 LOUISVILLE June l9th.--Louisvile gentlemen just from St. Louis say that no reliance whatever can be placed on dispatches emanating from St. Louis or any point in relation to affairs Tn Missouri, Telegraph being utterly subomed. The Democrat controls western line-ofiicials dictate what shall he sent The last news is that Lyons capture was believed and thought probable here; not word however has been telegraphed since the dispatch of yesterday from the Democrat, giving details how Jackson viewed the fight on the distant hili lied to parts unknown How Gen. Price was seized with violent sickness on the commencement of the fight and taken to his home on boat. The editors of independent truth telling papers are thrust in jail for treason
 WAsHNGroN, June l9.--Southerners are erecting batteries at all important points on the Potomac with the view of controlling navigation, thereby cutting off Washington except via Annapolis.- Persons from Richmond report gigantic prepara- tions making for defonce--repafs on Baltimore X Ohio railroad have been deferred until something can be more safely done. Seven thousand feet ofbrdging have been burned
 ST. LouIs, June Z0.-State Journal says: We learn from gentleman of high character and strong union man immediately from the scene of action that when regiment rolls wercscaled, after the battle of Big Bethell lSG0 men were missing. l.,
 WASHINGTON, June 20.-Re'iable accounts place Col. Stones advance at Pottsville-SoutherneI were attempting to cross Goose Creek under heavy fre--it is said that Missouri Senators will not take their seats at the special sesmon, fearing arrest for treason. It is deemed by prudent per sons here that Gen. Beaul egard is withdrawing his advance guard to catch Gen. McDowell's column in an ambuscade.
 WHEE1IsG, VA, June 20.--The ordinance passed by vote of 73 to }. It provides for entire organiza- tion of State government. It trepudiatcs Richmond It will proceed to choose new Cover nor. A state seal and other cmblems of authority have been ordered.
 GRAFTON. Juno 20.-Thc bridge over New Creek has been burned by southerners, who now hold to amount of 40 0. number of fe derasts reported at the bridge. The operator at fled the approach of southerners. Com DctNCcu stuU OulNDtfluIlu IS cut off
 ST. Lotus, June 20.-Gen. Price went home Col. Parsons sick--Col. Marma,iulSe becoming dis affected, gned-Missouriln however, would fight, and truth regarding Lyons force known, Jackson was induced to give them brush. No particulars given as to killed prisoners or wound cd. Col. Little commanded the Mssiourians.
 CAIRO, June 20.-John Newcomb has been ar rested charge of treason but he was snbsequent- y released. Lieut. Stewart formerly of regular army, commanded at Vienna.
 WASHINGTON, June 20.--J. H. Lane, of Kansas. has been appointed brigaslier general Fhe bridge over Goose Creek, near Leesburg, has heou burned. Sehenck is one mile below Falls church.. Two Connecticut regiments are there; also, two from Ohio at Taylors Tavern. McDowells cuarlers ire at Arlington Heights. The positions are some niles in McDowell's lines. Scouts report conte lerates mysteriously disappearing leaving clear oad to Fair Fax.
 Federal movements are very cautious, fearing raps. The wounded at Wanna continue % bc drought in. southern lines extend from Occaquan Q Centeryilc. They are entrcnching Fair Fax taton with heavy guns. Also three miles from Ear Faix court house and fourteen from Alexan- lria.