Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-30
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAN Francisco, June 30.
TFrom the Bulletin.


ST. LOUIS, June l7.-Gov. Jackson was Mt
Boonville, June Nth, with body guard of
l20 men. AS part of Col Talman's regiment
reserve were returning from the North Mo.
Railroad about IL o'clock A. NJ. when oppo-
site the Recorders Court room, Seventh ST., a
company near the rear of the column sud-
denly wheeled and discharged their rifles
aimed chiefly at the windows of the Recor-
der's Court, and the second story adjoining
the House, The discharge killed four citi-
zens mortally wounded two and slightly
wounded one Statements relaytive to the
cause of the firing are very conflicting on e
being that pistol shot fired from win dow
took effect iG the shoulder of one of the Ca p
tains, when he gave the order to fire.
Another statement is that a soldier 0cci-
dentally discharged his rifle in the ranks, at
which the whole company became frightened
and discharged full volley at the crowd on
the side walk and the windows of the houses
Police officer Pratt was shot in the side
and died in ten minutes. Deputy Marshall
Fargo received two balls in his legs lie will
undoubtedly die. The names of the other
persons who were killed on the pavement
below are not ascertained
The indianapolis journal received the fol-
lowing from Col. Wallace, Commander of the
llth Regiment at Cumberland in regard to
the fight al Cumberland, Md, on the 10th ::
After the fight at Pomeroy the rebels did not
rally and return. They ran the sixteen miles
towards Winchester before they stopped. 50
far from my retreating brought into camp
at Cumberland their tente, most valuable
arms, uniforms and medical stores, without
leaving anything behind. We killed cap
tain and an ex-member of the Legislature,
and took one of their Majors prisoner.
The Worlds Washington dispatch, of the
18th, says there were flying rumors tonight
of a fight between one of the Ohio regiments
and band of rebels at Viena, Va, on the
London r. R., which have been partially
confirmed.
B. Wilson leaves Washington in few
days for Nebraska lie is sent out for the
purpose of overhauling the accounts of the
late officials in the Territory.
gentleman Just arrived from Fortress
Monroe says an attack was to be made on
Great Bethel by Gen. Butler in force to night
The following is special dispatch to the
Tribune, from Washington June 18th. Gen.
Scott has said that the evacuation of Har-
per's Ferry was in perfect conformity with
his plans and expect tions and that nothing
which the rebels have done, has interfered in
the slightest with his plans this campaign or
with the several steps which he has proposed
to take everything Is in the very best condi-
ton for an advance upon Richmond.
Officers confess that the ovement toward:
there will begin within a fortnight and wher
once begun it will not halt until the rebe
capital is taken. 1t is believed that the cap
ture will be made before the day fixed fol
the meeting of Davis Congress.
A traveller whose busioess took him tC
Richmond. returned to-day He saw jeff
Drgis reading special dispatch affirming the
death of G en-. Scott
JEFFERSON CITY, June 19.-It is reported
| by two reliable persons from Boonvile that
a fight had taken place between the Fedora
and State forces, and that three hundred Sc
cessionists were killed, and number taker
prisoners. One report says that seventeen
and another that twenty nine of the Fedora
forces were Killed. Governor jackson fled
and the State forces were arrested.
" Do Won rpall, thinly that raw oysters are