The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-30

REPORTS FRo,.d ST. LOUIS.


REPORTS FRo,.d ST. LOUIS.
VERDICT OF TIE JuBI IN TIE ST. LOUIS SHOOT
Nc AFFAIR, ETC.
81. LOUIS, June %, 1861.
After seeesop OF about ten days, and thorough ex
animation Of great number Of witnesses, the ooroners
Jury havey tho following verdict In regard to the
Seventh vtreet snostrg Affair."
That the subjects Of the present inquest TO the
oeav. from sunshoe wounds indicted Dy Anse muskee
r, and I, Of the eecond regiment, United States Re
porvs Corps whilst marching down Seventh street: the
Eorping u tie l7rh instant.
Tho jury further express II their opinion that said
wounds wese inflicted without any provoc.tion dis
charge Of Aesssms from the citizens thea present. and
abo vhcut any order 70 fire having been given b. the
officers Of the said companies.
specisI despatch from Jefferson City the Dsroa.
says that letter received from Ocso!a, about thirty
miles scush.ass Of WARSAW states thai 500 rebel troops
bad collected there fer the purpose Of rnarching the
capital. This 10 likely 10 DO Gov. Jscksons force,
N route for the Arkansas border.
REPORTS FROM JErFEHsoN CRY.
JMrrHsoS CRY, June 70, 1861.
Mners Morrison, State Treasurer; Mcssley, State
AUDITOR &nd Houston Register o. Lands took the oath
allegiance to day. and win enter tbs discharge OF
bsY anties Attorney General N,t deslcec 70 the
osh and II consequence Is held prisoner az the capital
REPORTS FROM BONNEVILLE.
BONNEVILLE, June 20, 1851
company Of shout fifty Home Guards arrived mere
ealy .hs morning from Lafayette county for the prr
pcss Of procuring arms from General Lyon fo- 900 Zone
Gusrds who organized in that county. These men
came In wagons and carried rites AMI sh7t guns to pso
tee. themselves against the rehels
Qua SYRACUSE CORRESPONDENCE.
SYRACUSE, No., June %, 1861.
7Aa Difficulty Of Getting The Rebels isto EtgG-9.pasea
Easuem.nt Bet~esn the 1Aird kissotri Onion Troops
ana ne R.oels-Jackson and lis Rsbs! Crew Esti,esy
Hen,ned la-FAsr Arrival of Unisn Troops At Boone.
r.k-?Ac Prisoners at FIrence Releosed, d.
Captain Totten's command is st here, but win proba-
bly, return tonight to Bonneville II impossible to get
up feht with the rebels since the affair Of Last Mon
day They evidently intend 70 give the Union troops
wide berth In future, notwithstanding their boa6t-
ed bravery and the doubts they pretend 70 have q
Union courage. Hearing that Captain Toten's command
was after them, they left Warsaw and proceeded fur
the, south, and will not halt until they get to ssse
spot In the sousherp portion Of the state among the
Ozuk mountains. At the time thsy left Wassaw they
had about three thousand men, with four pie,s of
utlluy and homes enough 70 mount nearly al
,he men. fhere m . report here, but IL cannos be
traced - reliable source that afsr leaving warsaw
| they IN In With Cnosel Hgeps command, which
lett IS. Lous 1t the time the expedition started up
Che Missouri, and were completely routed, leaving
their heal, toward the Kansas border. shsy had
bstsls III II Was probably with Dol salman's com
s 10 rs Sss e r.
nee 10 tho Kansas border they will end Montgomery
there ready % eve them warm reception. sigel and
by the Missouri river expedition and the Iowa and
l.ia'is troops. They are. n fact fairly hemmsd u.
| report comes from Bonneville that the reses,
1000 lirony, wish sixteen pieces OF iron CANNON, are
evacuatipg lexington and heading the South. thsy
are Iow 10 bonneville sScns thses shonsana Tnon ro,p..
,uojp2 the sousnd Of General Lyon and Thousand
lo~a soldiers shat arrived :nere Yesterday IN Command
| % Co)epei BsA they viii move Ep the river csy
| o. ~ take posseae;on Of Lexington.
The prisoners teksa by s1e yecse At Forercs have
were sshors focd for twenty -four hocys. rns people
everywhere complain OF sae ousrases Of tas rebels
| THE RESCUE OF TIE rwO REFUGEES FROM
SAVANNAH.
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iva who pi,ked up =. sea b. .aisa vessel
ate, bayj esSsped ihs sebeie. &c there
sa:snen. tbs. Tie men, being d water,
the schooner Forest K;rg wasse Ter rsfssed 20
furnish tae slaoet fanenng nen VIII any, b.. sailsd
Captain Z. q Perry, VITO las oopmsn,ed TIE Fsess
Eogfor many years. pslet upon 70 state that
Ma board ~ .irae, sSc beng IN cna'ge Of srizs
see, sd crew, 5avirs heen seized ~ Key Tess Apt
.ns not i H. .no no We sny Of saso ~.
oMcns &c. as 80 se'.e suffering feos Creature drop
a.ldon, bat an "a sns sSn ss as 4. .,v s,a
Captain Perry daes nea wsh &c cissss1 scxC :he ex
NGN1NATIoN DECLINED--COL. sNx-,p,s nv.
| GIEzNT IN PHILADELPHIA.
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