The national Republican., 1861-06-25
FROM At. LOUIS.


arrived at the arsenal from Boonville, with 200
troops from Jefferson City, and nine wounded
neil IRON BoonviiIe.
Colonel Blair arrived cn The SicdH, and will
proceed to Washington to.tn0,rOw, Did Cincin
matt. He.states that the number Of State troops
killed at Boonvile was not less than forty, and
he thinks there was.much more.
About 5000 United ststes- troops ale now
concentrated at Boonville, embracing the Iowa
troops, under Colouel Yates; The Kansas troops
under Colonel Spence and General Lyons
command, consisting Of United States regulars
and Missouri volunteers.
From the Southwest, we learn that Colonel
Sieglers regiment was within three DAYS march
Of Springfield, and Colonel Solomon one day
behind. Colonel Browns regiment left Rolla
this morning for the same destination, and
Colonel McNes regiment left here this morn.
ing for Rola.
The latest heard from Governor Jackson was
that he was joined at Warsaw By the State
troops that attacked Captain Cooks company
at Cole. and pushed rapidly sonthwnrd.
A letter from southeast Missouri says that
General Walker is organizing State troops In
nearly all the counties in that. portion Of the
State, to cooperate with the Arkansas forces
nov at Pocahontms, where u large number of
rebels from Missouri are coug ugrcgated. Arms
nave Deeh taken 70 thein up Tue Whlte nVer.
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA
GroJton, Jnns 20 Ma or General McClel.
Ian arrived here elrly this morning, accom-.
panied By Lieutenant Mack's Company /, Of
the fourth U. 5. artillery, and the Sturgcs
Rifle Company OF Chicago, as boIy guard.
The third and fourth Ohio regiments reached
here this evening. .....4.. ..r
The ninth Ohio regiment is encamped q,
Webster Bridge. .-.'.
" General c. W. Hill, Of Ohio, and staH, ar.
rived yesterday, to take command of the Ohio
brigade. ..
Of the State troops, it is not known what
movement is contemplated.
A deserter from the rebel camp at Romney
reports their number to be $500.
LATEST FROM ST. DOMINGO.
Neao Fork, June 24.--The steamers Colatn,.
tia and De Soto from Havana, on the goth,
report that five important towns in the interior
Of Dominica have been fortified. The Domini.
clans we're assisted by the Haytiens, and intend
to resist the Spanish progress.
1t was reported that the inhabitants of
village had been massacred by the Spanish
troops, because they refused to swear allegiance
to Spain, and also that the Spanish troops we're
defeated in q small engagement
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, June 24.--Colonel Charles
Bidde was to-day nominated by the Democrats
and Charles O'Neal by the Republicans, to FIJI
the vacancy in the second congressional dis
trict, occasoned by the resignation Of the Hon.
c. Joy Morris. O.,
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF Tue AFFAIR AT CAMP COLE,
Jefferson city, Saturday, June %, ls6l.--A
nantlo % 1oli he
Of the Pacific railroad, and about twenty miles
from Camp Cole, says that in the fight at the
latter place, on the night Of the 9th inst, be.
tween considerable body the Union men and
number Of State troops from Warsaw, twenty.
three of the former were killed. The Union men
were commanded by Capt. Cook, and was the
force supplied with arms from St. Louis short
time since.
Capt. Cook fed, but his men rallied and
forced the assailants to retreat, with q loss of
about twenty-five men. j. H. Leach, editor of
The Wdrsdp Democrat, and three other prom.
nent citizens Of Warsaw, being among the
number. Seventeen of the Union men who
were killed were sleeping in barn at the time
of the attack.
CONTRADICTION OF AN ALLEGED ISLANDER.
Louisville, June 22.--The Journal says that
Senator Andrew Johnson, in late speech at
Lexington, KY, stated that he never wrote a
letter to Mr.. Lawrence, never received dollar
from Mr.. Lawrence, or proposed to negotiate
for money with anybody at the North.
Tue KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Chicago, June 23-The Times says that Mr..
Burnett, the secession candidate in the first
Congressional district Of Kentucky, is elected
by about 1000 majority. The Union candi.
dates are all elected in the other nine districts
by about $4,000 majority.
TROOPS FOR FORTRESS MONROE.
Boston, June 23.-The Massachusetts, ninth
regiment, Colonel Cass, will leave here on Tues,
day for Fortress Monroe, by steamer direct.
Colonel Clark will positively leave during the
week for the same destination.
FIRE AT NIAGARA FALLS.
Niagara Falls June PA fire broke out
in the Union House this morning, about 8. As,
and it was burned to the ground Most Of the
furniture was saved.
| STATE CAMP BROKEN UP.
Chicago, June 23.-The Tribune has q dis
patch announcing that Captain Prime, with
four hundred regulars, broke up q secession
camp on Saturday, at Liberty, Missouri. Brig.
adler General Moran, with several leading
secessonsts, were taken prisoners. All were
released, except General Moran, on taking
the oath of allegiance. 1n
FOREIGN ITEMS BY RECENT ARRIvALs-The
Paris Moniteur publishes declaration that Ma.
poleon intends to maintain strict neutrality
in the American war, enjoihing all Frenchmen
not to violate that neutrality by engaging in
privateering, or enrolling in arms on either
side, at the risk of forfeiture of all claims on