The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-10
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iasoi.y We. II condition Yesterday 10 pu. i
under arms On ready % ny 70 arns - ihs men were
and 20 one ss' samd " IN
IN moi Il hsr
hand The .usls ~ would d. soon have ssss On
70 do ~ 10 sonclu dsd that Inc best thing for them
BY n Asssrias inpecatioa3, sxaloNis..
Cad liquor and app airing In public With molt lugubrious
esp.a:d nace sOSs Ssdes we're s not IN
Star spspglea anner seen throughout the day.
Las. evenp saw direct from the south western
stre!onea rrcm R0lh, the terminus Of the southeast
s srsS OF the Pacific Railroad, through Spring
o. ysoovrGf vernon o, sna NessSo to the ws.ssIn Inc
Kansas troops are along the western border and prevent
nght Of our a dtras Governor toward the land Of the
BUFFALO General Lyons forcea advancing from the
north, and tho situation Of Governor Jackson Is s pre-
sen, nose interesting than ecvIable His fugacous En-
oelency was Wednesday,, the 2eth un eIoamped ON
Clear creek, egh. miles from OeCeola and forty from
warsaw, waiting for that stream 10 60 down and become
iordabe He nsd with him one thousand men s5 nun,
dred gr,s and three hundred horses and mnles Asnes
Jackson, VIII four ihousand men and four pie9cs
| OF artillery, che that were taken from SYRIA
| cuse In The flight Of the rebels General Price was
aome ten miles west OF Jackson encamped with body
Well no. having yes recovered from his bonneville indie
position AL the stories about jackson being in Mem.
river, ale without doubt base fabriestions II ~
tery impossible for him " have reached Memphis on she
day he reported there after tho time Wben saw
| and c0nversed with dozens OF persons In Syracuse
several OF whom had talked WITH, and all bad seen the
fugitive Governor bat four hours before put down the
present stories concerning his east Of the
great river IN tire same category Ny informant OF last
night from Jefferson City to Hermann with msn
who two days AZ Jacksons camp near Osceols and
gased upon The haggsrd features Of the late ruler
OF Missouri, and tho information from this individual
sweeney's command jackson sosk all the wheat At
large Touring mill on hle route and oil the corn 10 poc
o. NE farmers usps as forage 'r ns SO'ss e.
the aid OF fence rails and any taken therefrom INA,
could be Of service the army Such course was moi
ngaatpg the rebel troops into the favor OF the people,
and every where tho most bitter complaints beins
made Union men gathering in various places, and
Al Csdar City hundred were thus assembled,
sDxiously looking for the advent OF General Lyon with
supply CT Mimic muekete and ammunition. clergyman
Dade county hae ninety a, his house. whom he h
maintaining at his own expense until they can get
suitable weapons for going forth to the wr they VII
| probably be fWnIsied soon.
Cap,ain Cot he received from General Lyon twenty.
three he&es Of guns for the Unonss Of Cole Camp They
to 90 taken TO that pae o. the troops
march through aud rot trusted 10 she rhe Of trans
portation without strong guard.
The bids for hofaes and mules at the AJseba FOR use q
government wero opeacd the morning The contract 10
awarded 10 J. II. Bowen and A. Jones, the lowest
mas required a. sic each and The latter Offering them
for $40 co. me delivery s to take place Immediately.
nov fixed fact that the July interest on the MIS-
reputation have proved futile Another financial swim
In the shape Of notes Of denomination less than %,
l
o.en foAted upon the community. Although the bills
promise the Of the sums represented by their
face presentation at the counter specie thing
like II utterly refused The issuing Of the notes goes
on "a fast possible but many Of the business men
fuse 10 tako Thorn any TERMS and the railroads only
receive tnem as discount Of from ten 70 neen per cent
me old remark that corporations have no seuie would
70 apply not only 70 the combined Ooncern but
the Individual members Of nearly all the institutions OF
81 Louh that make financial transactions their legitimate
| business
Bon John q. Phelps, Of Springfield, No. representa-
tive " Congress for the Sixth district 10 expected in 81
Louis tonight, y0sts for Washington. he viii pYoba-
by brise news Of Importance from Sweeney command
II WIN De reoeleoted that J. 7. Rogers, Paymaeter
General for the Ate q Missouri arrested a. JeeT
Cy By Gen. Lyon, and tho checks the money for
ths 5ouhwsss expedition taken rom his possession NJ
Rogers intending 70 divert the money from ts 0rgt
nal purpose, and n AID Of Jacksons tssasonAble
desgos and for some time refused 70 give up the pay
rolls, which, by an overnight, we not captured At he
tme Ho has aimee thought better Of NE matter, and
has given up the documents 70 tho proper authortiee
Tho money has been drawn upon the Checks. The pay
ment Of tho demands OF the officers and Of the South
west expedition commenced 70 day.