The national Republican., 1861-06-26
~ r. ,ovsHooArs ,sp4 THE FIRE zouAyEs.
One thousand NSlLmade overcoats are now
on the way to this city,.from New York, they
having been shipped on Monday evening.
MORE REGIMENTS on THE WAY.

y Among the regiments which are expected to
arrive here to-day, are the second Vermont
regiment, and the thirty second New York re-
giment, both Of whom left New York yester-
day. .er E.k
, PROGRESS or THE LIBERATION OF MISSOURI.
81. Louis June 24.--The Democrat learns
from citizens OF Lexington, who have arrived
here, that the news of the defeat Of the State
troops at Boonville had discouraged the seces-
sionists In Lafayette and the adjoining coun.
ties the secessionists are nov anxious to testify
their allegiance to the Federal Government,
and secure peace and order in the State.
There have been 5000 to 4,0t0 troops col.
lectng at Jackson county, but much dissatis-
faction existed among them, some objecting to
serve out of the county, while others were
anxious for fight and ready to go anywhere.
Finally over half Of their number threw down
their arms, and went home to attend to their
farms. h'" t''.
The mayor Of Lexington, a violent seces.
sionist, has left the city, and his successor, a
good Union man, proclaims his determination
to preserve law and order, and to protect the
rights OF all classes Of citizens, in which he is
sustained 10y the almost unan nous voice of the
people. ..... ..r
It is now thought that General Lyon will
,pTOCeeu IuFtneT 10 IHe. SOutnWeSt, Where, In
conjunction with Colonel Seigers command
at Springfield he will invite battle with Ben
Mccullough or any one else in command of the
Arkansas troops.
A detachment Of regulars from Kansas City
captured 35 secessionists, and q small quantity
Of arms and ammunition, at Liberty, Missouri
on the 10Th instant.
The remaining companies Of the first Kan
sas regiment, with one company Of regulars,
marched to Kansas City yesterday. The force
at that point now numbers about $500 volun-
teers and regulars. They are provided with
means Of transportation and camp equipage,
NEWS FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Cincinnati, June PA special dispatch
from Grafton to the Gazette says il is considered
certain that 5000 rebels are in camp thirteen
miles beyond Philippi, including one Georgia
and one Tennessee regiment, oil uniformed and
we'll armed. .'...
Col Porterheld's troops, numbering 3,0GQ
are kept at Huttonsville.
Skirmishing continues between the pickets,
The sixth Indiana and fourteenth Ohio reei.
ments are concentrating at Philippi. The six
teenth is at Cheat river, and tho eighth AID
tenth Indiana regiments are at Clarksburp
1t is ,umored that all the secession forces,
excepting one hundred cavalry, have left Rom.
ney. ....r
Abont twenty prisoners we're discharged TO-
day, they voluntarily taking the oath Of allie
glance TO the Federal Government.
FALL OF ABUILDING-sEyERALs sol DIIRS KILLED,
OTHERS WOUNDED.
Kansas City, Missouri, June PA horrible
disaster occurred at Wyauiotte, Kansas, YES.
terday, by the falling of the walls Of two honses
and part Of third, burying all the inmates.
The buildings we're four stories high, situated
on the levee. Some forty or fifty persons were
in the buildings at the time. They had previ.
ously been occupied as the headquarters Of the
first regiment Of the Kansas volunteers
Yesterday, Captain Haines, company D, Of
forty men, entered the building for the purpose
OF drilling, preparatory to being received into
the service OF the United States, when the cen.
tire wall of the buildings suddenly gave way,
plungiDg the whole company beneath mass
Of ruins. A number was killed outright one,
a German, subsequently died +; and another had
both legs and all arm broken. Twelve or fifteen
others were slightly Injured, and others escaped
without bruise.
WESTERN MOVEMENTS,
Caro-, June 24.-Tbe expedition under the
command OF Col. Morgan, sent to Little River,
Missouri, to capture the rebels reported 10 be
encamped there, returned this evening, after a
march of forty miles. The rebels had departed,
having, it is thought, been informed of the ap.
proach of the Federal troops. The towns
through which Col. Morgan passed were almost
entirely deserted.
Three prominent rebel leaders were arrested
and broug ght to this camp to day.
The eighteenth regiment, from Camp Doug.
las, and company Of dragons from Centrnlia,
arrived here to day.
The steamer City Of Alton left here last even.
ing at seven o'clock, for up the river, with two
thousand four huad ed troops and four six.
Founders. No doubt they are destined for Mis-.
souri,.
The rebels of Tennessee are reported to be
on their march through Arkansas for Missouri,
to help Gov. jackson.
WAR MOVEMENTS IN OHIO.
Cincinnati, June 25.-The tenth Ohio regi
ment left Camp Dennison yesterday for West
ern, Virginia. The sixth and seventh will
probably leave tomorrow.
The remaining troops at Camp DeDnison are
seven Ohio regiments, comprising 5000 men,
and the first and second Kentucky regiments,
will remove to Camp Dennison, thus swelling
the number to 5000.
REPORTED EVACUATION OF RoMNEY.
Cincinnati, June 25-The gun boat Tyler
has gone down the river. The Lerington and
the Conestoga go to-day.
A special dispatch from Grafton reports that
all the secessionists have left Romney.
RIOT AT MlLwAUEE. -
Chicago, June PA riot took place at MI
wauke yesterday, caused by the bankers throw
ing out Of circulation the notes of several of
the State banks. Property to considerable
amount was destroyed. Martial law was de,
clared' The military dispersed the mob, wound
ing several persons.