The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
,sptaTAxy FROM MISSOURI
REPORTS FROM ST. LOUIS.
fURB or GRNERAL LIONS ooMMAl

nom Springfield Thursday. Che reports Al quiet
who're thss the rebes have le that the people do not
~sedn threatened invasion from Arkansas and thinks
sbaa The Union troops win find no enemies 10 fight on the
ssushe.n border.
-Four companies Of Colonel Stevens Seventh regiment
usr Major Curry left for Booncvle this evening" where
rhey &c Gto camp.
Two companies Of Colonel siefers regiment destined
w Jescnon Cssy, left On the sane train
NosAins received from sbe Wet. II is under
seoa, however, that General Lyon has nct eft Boone
v1Ie, ~ pssvisusy reported.
CUR SYRACUSE CORRESPONDENCE.
SYRACUSE, Mo. June 81, 1861.
2As Aca Of Union Troops fro BooEstilse Syracuse and
NerSes-7he A.ocls upon Capt Cocks Dsfssceless Mem
ice giebess-capt. Cook Wounded Tie H.b5 Loss--7hs
Uaio, Force at Goal Camp--1hc Pacif: R1tlroad Off,
eias Aisis, the Rsbels-One Taken Prisoncr7he Ras.
ssEy Actions Of the Rebcls-Geo Lyon d. Boenerl., de-
Ffvo companies Of the First regiment Missouri vcun-
Sesrs two companiesof regulars and Capt lotions bat
Scyy d four pieces artillery toe whole In command OF
eADi 1oaen left Bonneville the 10Th, At ha past nine
selOcx H. for this place. reaching here at nine o'clock
tho morning OF the Goth, after . fatigung march
u twenty four mes. Governor Jackson, with about 700
sspe had left Syracuse but four hours BEFORE taking
se read 70 wssaw Oy way Of Florence. was thought
thOy would carp at Florence ten miles distant, and re-
main till ate this afternoon. With view 70 attacking
ne rebels IN Samp Capt. Totem early this morning
seeaed 20 Florence but FUND himself -four hours too late
Sr sha purpose Jackson having moved on towards War
saw forty -sve miles from Syracuse. The command
turned to Syracuse, and at the moment Of writing
coming TO halt the depot The day hrs been very
not, and tho have suffered much from their twenty
mikes march prairie road. Many Of them have sore
and bkEred feet and two are Frustrated from
II cssp de selsel
On Wednesday morning last, just at dsybreak, the
ysbeIF two hundred strong, made attack upon Captain
here. Captain Cooke had Jar fom nine hundred men,
I've hundred Of them without and the rest armed
cYai Cooke refreshed after losing istssn men and
having sin wounded. His men are now scattered IN
We fssess around he arrived IN Syracuse this asr,
esasgemsns he was wounaed in the head by nnuaket
sAh Ehe leaden missile has just been extracted
wounded. they left Coal Camp Immediately after
Aax iOrces appear 70 b concentrating, and where
thsy VIII probably make stand. On their way they
Dsst borsss IN some nsanoes stealing them outright
md In others giving State scrip for their value TO tho
s.ne,s Il IS thought :h.s not soon attacked q. wsI
esse and concentrate in the neishborhood Of Springfield
TIA troops that collected at Goal Camp homo
Harde and recruits raised 10 the vicinity. They we~o
waning for s1ms frs the st. Louis Arsenal Ths rebels
vse generally armed with rifles and sho< guns, few Of
ssOn after the arrival Of the command yesterday,
Nae company Of the First regiment, under command
= Lieutenant Murphy, took trip TO Upton, where tsey
captured ffty boxes Of canister powder, and made pr
ssney q conductor the Pac!Gc Railroad who bas been
ssnepiIous IN aiding the rebels he now upAer guard
n TIA depot and will probably be taken TO BoSnevle
when the repels left Florence yasterjAy they took
along "a prisoners nearly all the able bcded men u the
town, numbering some thirty. They nero subjected TO
hdign!tiee both before and SITTER their departure
h>m the town. What disposition sn be made Of them
p not known, but they viii dSibtess be liberated at
WHsaw.
,. feeling among the country psople Is very bitter
agans the rebels In consequence Of their
precautions. In many instances they raDsacked boRes
taking shetaver thcv LLAMA
.ug mucn OF the prs]ua,ce against The Un6
5cs ses. and good feeling viii doubtless take the
yAce Of she prevalent among the inhabitants
ahas the United States troops were coming To murder
every BODY 70 the and charen, and the
reading country folk oitenai lines exhibit the most
segpad satonshmenJ that do not st proved to
destroy them.
konr 0, the leading gentlemen Of Bonneville hive been
rjns through Cooper horgan counties, distributing
O0pes Of LYons proclamation Que Of them hitherto
been prominent supporter Of Gov Jackson.
Col Bernstein is TO sead troops in this direction With
, r1eT 10 the occupation o. some points on the railroad
ram viii go from Syracuse tonight ~ far as Grass
creek, the point where the bridge burned by Gov.
jackson, bur ,.,iles above JeEecs2n CITY.
4 gentlerano has ost arrived from Florence having
says there fears thas The rebels viii reuyn night
and brp the tosn, they have made threats TO tina.
eject Nearly all the property in Florence belongs 70
Union
Gen. lyon and command at Bonneville Yesterday,
&1S VII probably remain there for several days Their
next move ia expected 20 be upon Lexington.