The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01

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BOTH sipEs-CAhf AT LEAiN1FoN cAoAEN w
srATs TROOPS ON THE AAHcH-SAVidAFioS VI
Prom the Missouri Republican, June "a.
The steamer II D. Bacoa, Captain John AcCoy, which
been pressed into the OF the State at Boone
vile arrived In ths port q. ten o'clock A. NJ yesterday
Her officers report many conflicting rurnors afoat, up
skrinshes, and the future movements Of troops.
The naool had trouble on her way to LAaven
worth aud back again as far as Bonneville She ar.
rived al Bonneville bound down the river Sunday the
10th before the that place. and de-
tanned by the State authorities for service in case she
was needed The steamer Emile, Capt Joseph Labargs,
was previously detained and both boats lay ut Booze
vile avs a'tng orders. They remained until Monday, the
day Of the and both left Bonneville for Ar
row Rock. ut eleven O'Clock NJ, after Inc STATE Troops
FAD retIeateo Naptaih Kelly company h9u TWO Iine
companies were AZ we ais Posai v az.
were not 10 the nght. Wnen tne ooveInof Iounu .Sc
stale troops reeeting ne ordered me- reserve
three companies mentlonecEon Doard tne n. w. nacoh;
with drecIions 10 louo eI ArIow hcck wneIe no woala
mees them The governor 1911 ior Arrow AooA VI n'rs'
The Bacon landed at arrow hock, where jackson aso
made p's eppsarance ana t1e orosr war gwen aor .ne
cordingly went up 70 Lexington with load OF troops,
Were sue arrived lsst Wednesday mornog. Ine Scsrs
OF me bacon LEY e rNn non u %es
n0f JACKSON aer thsy eis MN ~ Arrow ROCK INC poAs
stayed at Lexington Will Frieay noon, wnen sne gota
release from the ssate authorities and started down the
rysr .s.s =, n. .co ,.ro,, from sx u, sch, ,n,,
INC omceis oI .ne nscon iepots Lom si4 9sns aou'
ssnd undiecipnhea saIe toops encsmpsa =. heangson
onS. a wv S Az t h ,h.i s.sanai r,asaaS ms
s s $500 ~ 90 last Ts,S.v ~ shcss rrhn a..
was oaoksn up On ss rna Ss, as
M ,re1a than oso the SERVICE M The state
ana their aych Ia xarcs Sourh west Missouri
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O. s.is that Genars prica as onnosad IN m aatrv
the Union troops al Bonneville or even At isxtnron Il
was hin design 10 ooncenrae troons at iaxnston And
then march to meet McCuoch before rrkng an engage
ment.
The officers Of the Bacon also learned ct Bonneville,
from the captain Of company Of Union troops that
occurred FRIDAY at Belea,r fifteen miles
southwest Of Bonneville, between seven hundred State
troops unter General Parsons and thousand Union
troops he reported Ten government troops killed and
seventy State troops One hundred and twenty State
were tskep prisoners u was thought that the
The nscoD was detained ca her way down little while
Bonneville and jeerson but permitted to pass on
with her freight and passengers.
The Emile arrived at Jefferson before the Bacon lef
and shot fred to bring her to- ~ The War Eagle has
doubtless been permitted to leave Jefferson to pefsIe er
soon be in motion again
The steamer Emile arrived from the Missouri river at
half pssl four O'Clock yesterday Afternoon she brings
Bacon nearly all the way down the river Capt Ia Barge
states that Gen. Lyon s stu At Bonneville and will not
90 further mp the river until he Is reinforced
Capt La Barge reports the Missouri river rising aud
very high. The J. G. Swon came down from Bonneville
with number Of sick, wounded and dead troops. Mr.
f. P. Blair on board, passenger The boat landed
At the Arsenal
TROOPS FOR R0LLA.
Al eleven O'CLOCK yesferSay morning A battalion o.
United States ese We Guard ACCOMPANIED by an infantry
Of United stales reguars |e, on the Pacific Rail
yoad for Roa The uard conaprise c1nnpaniea
a q ma v ~ Colona, McSeil,a reoiynent General
Sxyenry Also lsf, In command of The battalion The de
narture q tbs troops was witnessed by large crowd
VINO Dade mem are"eh ana 1oo speed "f'h easaoss'c
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Fnom tno hssvonw W.T. tnh h Uunso ~ &C.,
r.suxo isi' N"A'~' WY "A '-' ~- ~ 'N' " -'"'NN
rto ,o .,,r., ., ua;o, s.u,cs c.nta,n rarver mil,
90 "a so@msaa ~ n S Sy o r1 sr s' "a anu
seo sr ~ 1880 ~ a,;ea ,Tsro t,rn.Tster IN
c cox, !,oue,nent I proSahv he towards 49, inc
n n parSe,,h VIII e'''"'' W ''" ~Snsae ana
ne Tn MC.a Mou,,o,,s,v scknow,es.
acsa nns nn nssnd 20 no superior on'er
shc aVss ny 1s nv w, us ., w soter the service
Sspssm ssH n at Kansas City on the 29d
ms. uy o ue Imp below he reports tnat Oolooe
Me9sas ,.snent although not fuli nas been mustered
H. Captain Jennson, with los men, left the camp on
fhursday morning, 1t supposed for Clab Jackson He
refused 20 90 sworn m
Col Mitchell has been encamped in Missouri, between
Kansas City and Westport
considerable auh 10 ioana win .ne enency OF Caps
Prince At Liberty ne repeated the Tor oeaance prec
,isea at Ihdependerce, by eusDg to keep 'he arms,
porde and horses iafy captured from tne rebels VINO
wo0li have EHied oaf n'ep u hty htd hsd a coanne.
capt Stockton believes there WIZ he aa immaculate
movement o. al our force to Lexington Ciap Jackson
10 ssiS 10 be IN shsI ,i''isY,
T~o compsues OF ip,aasry. belonging to the regular
amy. arrived a. sni Lesvenworth on tue 2ist Mt
witbs apdng the departure TO kaneas CITY, there are
still six companies re naming In the fort
One bupnred stand OF arms and ten thorfard car.
trdaes received Oh the els, inst by our troops al
brotkheld, MO-
Two con panes Of Ine inoB slxIeehto are ss8tioueo
Al Palmyra, MO; Two companies OF the same regiment az
Chiliico'he' MO- and three companies at Eiy' NO.
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" lie .,"r., NM on IN Va
sloN OF MISSOURI bx TkFNhsshbANs-AsALTd or
CAMP DEfIANCK-RIvER MATfBhs-PR0BABiLfTY
OF BATTLE NEAR COMMERCE., REINFORCE
NBNTs ORDERED THERE.
Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Gazette
CAIRO, June "a, 1851.
The monotopy Of camp life in Cairo relieved on
Saturday by the departure OF the City OF Alton govern
ment transpo up the Mississippi with eleven comps
six pound field pieces for the purpose
breaking up rebel camp in Missouri II Ia supposed
back OF Prces landing some twenty i've miles from
'Jacksou's PROCLAMATION. but not armed
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