The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-20
MOVEMENTS or UUGAN STEAMERS
LATEST NEWS.
IELEGRAMS.
LATER AND RELIABLE ACCOIrN NrI'S ErI,o,v
COL. STONES COMMAND.
h.tempt OF the COnfederates to Cross the
Fotom"c at Goose Creek--Thcir RcpuIse

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WASHINGTON, June 19.-Accounts received from
loo'esvliie' Montgomery county, Md, dated at
O'Clock last night, say that Col. Stones command
was sun there, and not at Lecsburg, heretofore
| frequently reported.
Yesterday afternoon the Cnnfederates attomnted
10 MAKE crossing at the mouth of Goose Greek,
on the Virginia shore, having arrived onnosite Ed
wards Ferry in force f''''0 h1u'
Ihey made use of ferry. boat which thev had
withoraTn from the Potomac river Col Stone
nad given orders, be himself communicates tbat
II any attempt was made to move the boat fire
sn9uId ~ De opened on it. In compliance with these
orders Lieut.. Hasbrouck fred from his ,,,oi,o
pound field howizer a spherical case sbot 49,
ouTst directly In range and covered the boat Win
shower of bullets and fragments Tho borso ar :
nlountea 1ihcer leaped overheard and the boat wa
rapidly drawn back to shore. The enemy tban
formed In line along the crest of the hank and 60
fnenc5d flting across the river, but few we'll i
rected spherical case shot dispersed them.
ItepoTted sout Of the Missouri State ,y,,o.
by the Federal Forces Under Gen. JyonP
1T. LOUIS, June l9.-lt is reported here that
Gen. Lyon has completely routed the State forces
600 prisoners. s
Later from 81. Lou;s--The Defeat of III.
state Troops Confirmed--Three Hundred
jackson Fled.
ST.. LOUIS, June 19.-The report of battle at
bonneville is confirmed
The State troops have been complatelv defoo,od
py uhe United States troops under Gen LYON
IDree hundred State troops were killed and the
rest u'sperse Gen Price, their comma nder w.s
battle and carried home - "
lov. jackson fled ingloriously
lhere Is great rejoicing here at the result.
Important from Missouri,
OF. LOUIS, June lS.-Tbe Democrat learns hv a
gentleman, just from Lexington, that Yesterday
evening, as the advance guard of Federal cavalry
under Capt. Price were moving along the road. n
lew mules from Independence, they suddenly came
upon considerable body of State troops stationed
on the top of bill, with cannon commandnr tbo
reau. lhe cavalry fired on the State troops who
returned the fire. killing three Federal tronns and
I"ar seceSsonlSts are reported te have been killed
also, one OF whom was Col. Holloway in command
OF the State forces. There was no nnrsuit bU
either party. ~
On Friday the State forces were concentratinr
at blue Mills, taking a strong position, and were
troops. WV e'- al
Col Curtis, of the Iowa regiment was TO proceed
from Macon city last night, taking the Hannibal
ana 81. Joseph road to Renick station. and thence
across the country 30 miles to Bonneville.
About 80 secessonists attacked small numbar
OF Federal troops guarding the Dardenee creek
poth on the Missouri railroad, but were renn1sa6
ana TWO Federal soldiers were said to have been
mortay wounded. '' 'een
Stili Later from Missouri.
~. LUIS June lo.-Ihe Democrot has a special
despatch from Jefferson city saving that citizens of
tnat place had just arrived in skfT from sv MILES
below Bonneville bring news that Cen I'xon n had
attacked and completely routed the State forces at
bonneville, killing 300 and taking 600 prisoners
ana also stating that General Price was mortally
wounded, and II Of the Federal troOps were wound
ed. Owing to the place from whence this news
came, full confidence is not placed in it,
ooiohel Boernsteln was continually sending ont
scouting parties into the country surrounding
Jefferson city. One company had lust arrived
orlnglng a large quantity OF powder in kaps taken
from one OF Governor Jackson's secret depots in
'ne interior The secessionsts in Boone Holloway
al anu h0ward counties are fleeing, and the Union
home Guards are beginning to organize in those
counties, ~ " 'no'e
Desperate efforts made by the conyicts tn
escape from the penltentiary to-day, which was
pIeventea oy 1our companies of troops. Six of the
cohVicts were shot and several wounded
Kansas.
hEANENWoRTIi, June lS.-There have been no
movements OF special importance on the southern
borders, since the retreat of the secessionist an tb
ioh. The secessionists have seized and burned the
dispatches accumulated at the Independence tala-
sIaph once, and forced the operator to accompany
them IN their retreat with his Instruments
Captain Price returned to Kansas with b;s foroo
on the 9th, without having an engagement with the
secessionists. ~ WV
Inc hansaS regiment, from Lawrence, are en-
camped at Wyandotte
Among the secessonists killed by their own
me men near Independence on the 18th, was CAPTAIN
Holloway, recently resigned from the federal
army. ~ al
GoVern"r Robinson has issued a proclamation
calling all good citizens to organize into military
companies. lie says Missouri having declared war
against the Federal Government Kansas is liah. to
as.on oy Tue Contederates. He SAYS one or two
infantry corps will be into the United states
service for three months ~
the second Kansas regiment in camp at WAN
u' uot'e, mas oeen mustered in. Captain Johns
command will be organized as an ndependent
company. f
Southern NTniI IItems-Temncssee Sec.ssio,,;s.u
threatening to Invade the NortbIyas.
LOUISVILLE, June ia regiment has been ar
dered from here to Columbus Kentucky to nrotoat
S Shlon men there from the depredations of the
Secessionists. The Unionists had apnlied to Gov
Prentis at Cairo, for protection
Inc b"Hettn quotes from the Memphis Avalanche
as follows: awe proclaim war and invasion AGAINST
the northwest to the knife. Kentucky will extend
to us passage through her territory for our
armies We will not say any thing at present about
secret information we possess of formidable COM
olnations OF good and true men in Ohio Indiana
ana Illinois to overthrow the Lincoln dynasty, who
are only awaiting our arrival to rise up and crush
tnelr oppressors,"
Of neaulort Ycomon says that Governor Harris.
Corae iennessee' has pledged his faith in writing to
Shall nol tMnsoihn, of Kentucky that no troops
nai cross tennessee for apy pnrnosa unIess bv
invitation or permission of The. X Kaptoil pi y
ties VI Tue hehtucky authorl-
Ihe Confederate Troops on tn .,,uz..
CHICAGO, June 1S.-The Erea;n Niiississippi'
that gentleman. well known to the oJ; SE"os says
through the city this morning, direct passed
bile and Memphis. He had opportunities of rom m Mo
the strength and condition of the Con- Iuugihg
and he estimated the number encamped hetes,
Vicksburg and Cairo at 100000 all well apnoo1n a"een
He says that they have large number of DabIgren
guns. s'en
He also states that there are at Mobile now
600 Belgian muskets, which had not been un.
boxed when he left. He also says that the rebel
soldiers are eager to go to Cairo or anywhere else
where they can fight the Federal troops, whom they
think they whip easily. He erepresents that the
prospects of the wheat and corn crops in Tennessee
SMlssssippi NJ and Alabama are in the highest degree
hattering.
Neported Capture of Fairfax Courthouse.
ALEXANDRIA, June 19.-The reports in circua-
C e,ou o1dsy, relative to the occupation of Fairfax
o.". mouse by the Federal troops, is probably
p'nma.uie' onn, .ui gentleman who left town six
,hat an inis slde OF Fairfax this morning, reports
st;Il ia was quiet and the Confederate troops were
~. secession account of the affair at Vienna saws
;das VS my % men were in charge of the guns. be-
=; t"o companies of South arolipa troops living
- ""'uscaoe quarter of mile distant.
another Maine Regiment for th. Wa
BOSTON, June l8.-The fourth Maine renir,.nt
, aaIved mere this afternoon. After nartat;or of
ooiation, they left for New York Wis Eam y. =
sno WI arrive In New York in the morn;nn ThaI,
a &c thoroughly equipped with wagons and avsryy