The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
SECESsIONISM IN MISSOURI.
OUR JEFrKRsos CITY CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR JEflkhsOS CITY CORRESPONDENTS.
JxTERsoS CRY, No., May 81, 1851.
DisJondiag Of Secession 7roopi-Holc Was D.ss-T,e
Souion Flag Stu Flying from the Governor Rosxo-An
Ac,n IF TIE confsderdcy in 7on-fGs Bargain wia ns
Gorsvnor-Sso-a Remouai Of Ayns, dc DC
/ left 81. Louis yesterday morning for THE place,
coming Pacific Railroad. AT the depot in that city
company Of volunteers from the United States
nal who searched the train thoroughly prevent the
transportation Of goods conrabaad Of This is d5ne
the departure Of every train all the diyergpg
into Missouri Arriving here found q company OF the
rebel troops the depot who going west on that
train bound fer their homes johnson county Daricg
the pact days there hss been quite exodus Of tae
mighty men Of from Jefferson City, and there aye
now remaining but two companies, commanded by Can
tsins B. ". Duke and - Kelley, Of ST. Louis. Thtss
remain here permanently and &C. body guard
10 the Governor and cheek 10 the Union Of the
county they should have the temerity assert
their rights Those troops who have gone home, "ds
banded and dismissed according - the tenor OF the
agreement beteeen Harvey and Price, sin enrolled
under pay Of the state for Elk months and their
guns with them aud to dril three times a
week A moot baIe'soed violation Of the compact
The Colf, deraic flag KEEP, ny ing at Camp Frost from
the stan on the Governors house and from one other
star in the The whole affair Is mu,b a sec,s
sion movement any Of tue demons RAJ ions which
have occurred In South Carolina during the psst year
and ye. the leaders deny any intention OF taking tbs
OF the Union, and fall back upon the dignity of
the State and VI state rights The In which the
soldiers cheer for "Jel Davis and Cab. Jsclson'
would seem 10 indicate q Southern tendency, and
the Coufederate bunting points invariably towards
the lard Of the cypress and myrtle. An agent
OF The coneieracy here and Is secretly closotcd
with Gov jackson and NC Other hg guns Of Missouri
rebellion II hes uanspired that he has offered thirty
thousand and hy thousand stand OF arms 70 aid ne
woft the authorities here viii have the State BY
auumn-be txsct time FOR IL In not given. Cab has
accepted the tfer ard will c,mply with u II posi-.
BILE lie Convention ~ to meet IN september and the
greatest efforts Will he pat forth ~ that time TO
range Missouri the side o. the cotton States They
are to he supplied with several thousand stand Of
erms In Dedietely by way q AkanBss, as the
route through st. Louie and UP the Missouri river
= completely bocladed Twenty wagons started three
days $50 from sedaln town thirty miles west Of
mere, bound 20 Little RoCk point there,
whore they viii be loaded with guns and powder The
truce they Wtte so ready to enter into with General Har
ney only MI " Income better prepared for striking
the blow.
Eighteen pieces Of cal non we're moved las. neh, 10
some point unknown They were pritcpaly of the 10,
stolen q few VEGAS ago a. Liberty Arsenal. 4 part OF
them were made b. the feccs.cDtals al texipg.
ton. The removal to0k place about enc oclocS
an hour at which Joiiarsonians are most
soundly sompoleni III have either been started FOR thc
southwest portion q the sa TO be usel aga nat tbe
miles down the river to fuftfv talke of point there
which Cornmsnde the channel, conveyed somewhere
clte The end s the prevailing btis az tie sscss
tonsts day before yestr Jay pnrchasod oh TIE spades
town ard > n 20 81 Ioun CIR
Tie business q warning %, ooa men vest ani
pouth of here flu sos On. ranairs who nsvs be.L
driven fIom Their hc1ts par tsyoggt hre d !.