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Gbira9o Gribu,te
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1861.


Gen. Lyon has met the enemy, and
1Aey ara hs. He overlook Claib.. Jack
cons secession army at Boonyi1lc yes
terdly and routed them, e;lling three
hundred and taking si1 hundred prison.
en Major General Sterling Price, Of
the rebel forces, was mortally wounded.
Gov, jackson, true to his instincts, took
10 his heels before the fight
Can this be true? We think there
is no reasonable doubt of it. The ex-
traordina1y cclerity Of Ill Of Gen. Ly-
on's movements and the energy of his
blows, lead Us to put our filth in any
Sudden and great success which
may be attributed to him. 4 gen
tleman from Kansas who met
Col Bates Of the first Iowa regi-
ment at 11acon City, Missouri on
Monday, informs us that Col B. had re-
ceiyed orders to meet Gen Lyon at Boon
1illc yesterday. Col Bstes was then
preparing to move his troops down the
North Missouri Railroad to Renick station,
whence he would march to Boonvil1e. It
was his understanding that Gen. Lyon
would 60 up the Missouri river By steam
boat to within a few miles Of Boonville
and then disembark and attack the rebel
army. That there would be a dght at
Doonville On Tuesday VAS generally be-
Ieyed at Macon City aud many other pla-
ces through which our informant passed.
Il the news Of the Boonril1e fight is
confirmed, secession is practically ended
in Missouri It's probable that Claib. Fox
Jackson has fled to Arkansas OF the In
dian Territory. It lis not likely that he
would 60 west in the direction Of Mont
gomey's Jay -Hawkers-
, 1861-06-19

SrR1EG11E1p; June Is. 1861.
TIE commissions for Mcsssa. Hurlburt and
Pope, us Brigndier Generals, haTe arrived
It is reported On the streets that Col. John
u. Palmer's Regiment, at Jacksonville, has
becn ordered to move into Missouri, ria Qain-
cy and Hannibal.
1beg to correct last nlght'z. dispatch, aud
say that general ordor has been Issued, rink
Ing the Captains Of the first Q regiments of the
I'd and Sd brigades from one 70 sixty. Lieu
tennnts will take rank in the order Of captains
to whose companies they are attached.
Joseph D. Webster, late ofak g.. Army, has
to-day been commissioned by liz Governor as
Etiis4z zpGlnssE'n Chief with the Colonel of
Bank Commissioners Quick md Hernaon
are here and Mr. Fuller Is expected to-nor.
Tow. It is expected a call will be made On
tWeIty-th1ee Of the remaining banks In fe m
fen days. I am unable to mama them.
The Bankers Convention, haid here secret
u Oh the 4th Of June, agreed 10 continue to
tGke thirteen or fourteen OF TIA best banks ut
pr. These to-day have been thrown out, md
now all the banks in the State liz at the same
infamous Level. :;
The o. 8. Circuit Court, nbw In seeaioa
here, like wounded snake. drags Its Glow
length alorg. :
J. j. 8. Wilson, Esq, supt,, Of the III. &
Miss. Telegraph, has been appointed supt Of
tho telegraph for military purposes for the
Dist. Of Illinois. TelegraphinS for military
purposes is now done BY system that insures
the safety Of the eecret as wsll.ftcm the oper-
ators at either end as we'll as aiding the line.
, 1861-06-19

secession flags, rs trophies Of their exploits.
Many oftte most rabid traitors had LETT town
to follow the forlorn hopes Of Claib. jackson.
A soldier Of the regular army Was shot by
person In secession rabble, while Selling the
stars and stripes.
The bridges al along the Hannibal and St.
Joseph Ra.lroad Eere protected by soldiers.
In one Instance bridge had been set on fire,
and IN another powder had been placed under
It, but the timely arrival Of the Iowa and ILL.,
Lois soldiers eayed them During the dag the
wires hsd been cut, hut were readily repaired
By The passing train, aud the men On guard.
Col Bats Of the Second Iowa Regiment,
was Stationed at Macon. he had taken &C.
csss!or commander prisoner, and others whose
Off noes wereless be let go, after taking the
oah to support the Constitution. and not
to bear arms egafnst the United States.
Some Of his men had taken possession
Of secession paper, whose editor had
fed, md had Issued the first number Of
spicy theet, which Wis called "Our Whole
Uniou.'
Col B. had received orders from Gen. Lyon
to join him next day at 5 P. n, st Boonyile.
The Union men all along the Railroad took
fresh courage, and in some places were FORM
ipg Home Guards. Tho 1nnIls and traTel arc
now safe aud uninterrupted by this route to
Kansas.
Aboard the train was q gentleman and hm1-
u On their way to their friends in Hillsboro,
Ills, Who had been robbed Of all thier effects,
and eesen hundred dollars In money, by q
band Of secessionists in Ray County No. He
reports that in ttat region great violence is
used towards Union men, through the agen-
cles Of guerrilla parties.
Kansas City, Mo-, was held in full possession
by the Kansas regiments, and the U. 8.
troops. Capt. Jennison, one Of Montgom-
ery's men, while on reconnitre, encountered
band Of secessionists near Independence.
Capt. Holloway, their leader, aud seven men
were killed, the rest broke up In disorder and
fed
Col McGec,' the worst Border Rufian IN
1856, Is the only man who had the stsrs and
strips Of the Union floating in that town.
lie kept it constantly guarded by man well
armed. Col. Smith ut Camp Wood, Quincy,
End d dispatch from Gen. Lyon, to repair to
BoonTtl1e, Mo. Col s. referred the mntter to
Gen. Mcclellan before he could take up
marching orders.
It is thought by Tuesday Gen Lyon
would make an attack on Boonvi1le, aud make
q triumphant rout Of the sccessionists there.
The campaign in Missouri is the most ener-
getic, end will be followed up till the stars
and stripes wave from every town where loyal
, 1861-06-19

GnAFros, "a, June ia man re.ched
here to-day from Richmond, after long and
state he reports geReral impression a1ong
his route and claimed to be founded on relia-
BILE Information, that large reinforcements Of
the rebel army would Be sent into Western
Virginia Immediately. They were pressing
all men into the ranks.
4 report was brought here to-day that Ex-
Congressman Garrett had superseded Porter
field in command OF the forces, and was then
at Huttonrllle, about 60 miles from here. It
Ia also rumored that General Wise Is
nbont strengthening the forces at that point.
The truth will probably be ascertained to-
morrow.
Tho rumored march on Cumberland by way
of Romney is ascertained to have been fclut
movement, their destination being evidently
farther west.
Col Wallace, with the Eleventh Indians
Regiment is still ut Cumberland.
No movement Of Federal troops from this
point Is ret indicated.
, 1861-06-19

WHEELING, June 1s,-Mf:: Carlile, rpm
for the apprehe hension Of Suspicious persons In
time Of war. Ordered to be printed Also an
ordinance fixing the compensation of State
officers and members OF the Legislature, ma,
king It much lower than now. -,
Nj. Fasnsworth, Of Upshur, offered resolu-
items that one Of the leading, objects Of the
Convention, after establishing provisional
Government, Is tile separation Of Western
from Eastern Virginia. Alter long debate they
were laid on the table. Ayes 81 maya H.
Resolutions of respect for the memory Of
Senator Douglas were offered By Mr. Harri.
son, Of Ohio county, ard unanimously ordered
to be entered UPON the journal.
, 1861-06-19

Especial Dispatch to the chicaEo TItbune.1
CAIRO, 7uae Is, 1861.
There is no news of importance to-day at
this point. The troops are beipg put through
tie musketry fire this evening in plasoons,
buttalione, and hollow squares, in which they
show fine efficiency aud drill. ::
The three negroes who were reported Us
having come from Tennessee, yesterday, we're
today reclaimed by their owners and
the q. s. Marshal, and returned to them.
They came from Kentucky, not Tennessee, as
reported.
The news from the South today is uuim-
portnnt. No troops IRE yet at Columbus, and
the signs are that in place Of 'atlaeklng Cairo,
as threatened, the rebels for the present will
Etand On the defensive. ],
There are many reports OF febels concen-
t1atipg in Southern Missouri, under the call
Ct GOV. jackson, which a7a, undoubtedly
true.
The health of the camp Is excellent.
, 1861-06-19
From LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, June 18th-The Buustin quotes
from the Memphis Araldnche, as follows -
We proclaim a war Of invasion ngatnst ths
Northwest. The knife Kentucky will eI
tend to us will affect the carving Of passage
through their territory for cur armies! We
will not cay anything at present about the ee-
c1et information we possess Of formidable
contributions Of good and true men in Ohio,
Indiana and illinois to overthrow the lincoln
dynasty, who are only awaiting our arrival to
rtse up and crush their oppressors.
The Buadin also says Judge Peters, of the
Frankfort Record, had letter from his wife,
saying that at q political meeting in Carter
County, last week, John c. Radcliffe, second
Representative from that County, WIS shot,
and before dying killed MI. Lee and two
Tie New Orleans ctesee,,. s.ss two officers
Of the Brooklyn have been ashore visiting N.
QrleanA. ..
The Frankfort Yeon.an says GOV. Harris,
Of Tennessee has p1l2hted his faith In writing
to Coy. Mngof1n, Of Ky, that no troops shall
croes ky., for any purpose, unless by invita-
ton or permission Of KY.
The Knights OF the Golden Circle met at
Harrodsbufg, Ky., 1ast Thursday, n maaks.
The Evening Telegraph sd.ises the st. Louis
peopla to Fse and clay those Of the Homo
Guard who recently fired upon the people Of
that city; 1t also sets tho secession majority
In Tennessee at 1880 including the East
Tennessee majority against secession. Areg-
iment bas been ordered from hera to Colum-
bus, Ky., to protect Unlon men there from
the depredatlons OF the secesstonists. Union.
!sts had applied to Prentiss at Cairo for pro-
teEEQus 80, -
, 1861-06-19
From charleston and New Orleans.

LouBvuIE, June 18,-The Charleston
1tyeu4y OF the 18th Gays, reports that Federal
~tzoops were at Mii1ersbu1g is fhise.
Com EtrIneham Of the 11innesota informed
the, English Consul at Charlesto1 that tbs
crew of the priysteer Savauuah would be sent
to New York, to stand trial.
The brig Hal1ex, of Jnekson, has been taken
al .pr3zo and sent to New York. The Min
neeota, Wabash and Flag wero of Charleston.
The New 0E1e4ns Ifeayr:ne Of the 18th says,
the yacht Giptey was returned to her owner
ard crew released. -.
1:Tte Povhattan ordered the Pru5sian bark
He1lois off On the 18Th. She sailed for LIZ
, 1861-06-19

:BA17nlons, June 1s..Pa7sengeEs % tom For.-.
was known about any intended movement
It Is reported that British war; vessel Is
cruising near the mouth Of the Chesapeake,
the Gladiator probably. =
The Harriet Lane wss coming in. some
paesergers declared ore Of her wheel houses
was gone, Il Is presumed she had another
engagement
5. Some soldiers on furlough Say that Cen.
Butler is preparing to advance on Great Beth
eI In force. There Is eAid to be an immense
folce Of rebels between Yorktown md Great
Bethel
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From Waallneton. Virginia. and MA
ry1And.

Especial to the y. Y. Tribuue1
WAsuNdTos, June 17.-Gen- Scott has said
perfect conformity with his plans aud expect
auons, but tint nothing which the rebels haya
done has lnterFered in the slightest with his
plan of this campaign, or with the several
steps which he has proposed to take Every
thing is In the best condition for an advance
ment towards that city will begin within q
fortnight, and when once begun, it will not
halt until the rebel Capital is taken. It is be-
1ieved the capture will be made before the
Gay fixed for the meeting Of the Davis Con-
gIesa.
moud returned to-day. He saw JEFF Davis read.
ir- special dispatch affirming the death Of
Gen. scGtt. Pryor Inns been mada special MD
to Gen. Lee. The troops at Maua,sa he esti-
mates at % GOO. All the Harpe1s Ferry force
except the-sear guard had arrived. The Inter
had advanced as far as Winchester.
Msssrs. Miles and Preston are among Beau
refa1d's aids.
The tntrenchments at Manassas are very
strong. They expect an attack from the Fed
eral forces here on OF before Thursdsy, and
swear they will repulse them with great
daughter, and drive them across the Potomac
They do not soy what they viii do IN casa no
attack is made On them from this direction.
The Government has received information
that the rebels haVe set trap IN some woods,
10 miles from AeLnndf1A, In which they eX-
pect to draw the unsuspecting Federal forces.
Several sman batteries hare been erected by
them on the outskirts Of the Woodlawn, and
pretcnce Is making Of throwing up cntrench-
menta. Here they propose to array their for
ces at no afatsnt dsy, and press forward their
ptckets until a collision ensues,
The scout who brings this intelligence also
statee that number Of lndiaus dressed in
their war costume, who are supposed to b:-
long to the aa{aGes who volunteered from
North Carolfna, we're seen lurking about
The Government, It Is affirmed, Is consider
ing The ptopriety OF estab1ishtng submarine
teleGEaphic communication between Point
Lockout aud Fortress Monroe 4 guard will
be placed at Point Lookout to protect that
station. soundings have already been taken
the whole distance.
Euos Lowe, late Receiver Of the Iowa Land
Office, is also 8 defaulter.
A dozen ri1ed cannon, cast at the Western
Foundry, have been received here. Six of
them have gone to Alexandria. The steamer
Monroe brought several columblaas aud .
la1ge quantity Of ammunition.
4 gentleman Just from Fort Monroe states
that m attack was to be made On Great Bethel
by Gen. Butler in force to night
At Aqula Greek several guns On new batter
les hare been mounted b the 1shels. The
garrison and troops at Fort Monroe aad
Hampton were all under ar1ns LAST night.
Tbs big gun E. F. Floyd, IS now being mount
ed at the Rip Raps. She1ls discharged from
her By the way Of experiment., reached Sew.
all's Point four miles distant
, 1861-06-19

MILWAUKEE, TWApDLE.

Ever since the people Of Chicago and
illinois have ccased tak;nc WISCONSIN
1noA' n0'e S0eo 'sA<>6 "S.D
stump-tal currency, except Tor what 1t is
worth in coin, the Milwaukee papers have
been industriously indulging IN 8 vast
amount Of the snliest twaddle imaginable
concerning the "enyy," Jealousy" &c, Of
Chicago, because during two or three
weeks, at the time our farmers very prop
e7Jv refused to accent our "stunp-tail,"
4he racein1e of ,rheot at M;1waukee were
1925 ~ ~. :,
larrer thou those at Chicago, The follow
:Ec- ~ ,r:1-.,,1-oa e., n.,.n+: :,
ts ao'1 eN 1'l4 AuAes = .'ee D'"',s'@' -
'"'1 S"'a pAe " .ne oAaA 1ues na'e oeen
't9AIs .usn !.s 49,. ~. ~ r,s,..a. o,-,.o.
proans o. n m orcr Their rad condition, Va afe not
oIe cf those Tho m 1hink Chicago e people aste ste
Iiiwsnkee ia taEtne the lead Of list enyers s
pris:nS city in business sttatrs. They hare 50
1ozs tbe mqus bnb of he M upiyerss and S M,xacSse
bns = d5 On the rim, that now, to hnd that
hs hse ane f1o ca1ense ane .tes tbe a 5ae
ed indeed. Cheer up, neighoor! We were
%Ece r.. ourselves snd knom aow 70 z5mpa,
crow over you, by any means. You VIII in
tzoe, without douht, have . fA1r share OF hnsi-
terarH @ to our fair ctty & In % ths eTain & trade. -
usecond tn our air city in the prain
trader TO demonstrate what flights Of
fancy the Milwaukee journals are capable
Of VIC append q table, showing the receipts
Of grain Of I'LL kinde, including aour, at
this city and Milwaukee from the 1st Of
January to .he 18th Of June:
uzo.rn4r zrcrrrs Ar
Bnsaeis. % BasSe1s.
15s338 6&6s 6s2x1,8H1.
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by Law nay. H1tcr-s45y, be enforced By msudAmesl
to 1eTJ + each year taI .1r these purposes
AFTER PaJ mert Of sll expenses Of collection.
No fnI It is provided By law, shall eveF pc letiea
BY the Stats OF Iowa on the 9tock thereby created
sof ths ntsses T,a s{ b Rayao1s
pslfed by ne authority ol The Stste out IS exprss
ceGsn1ea e 70 fso IL bszanoa sf. AZ
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at02na''sn' JOHN ". JnERa, Treasurcr et stats,
MATUR1N T. F1aaER
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, 1861-06-19

A1KxAspn1A, June al appears th4t Gen.
Schenck VAS told the rebels we're at Y1enna,
when the train was sIx miles this side, and was
HATED and cautioned by man, name not
river. It Is considered very unfoItunate that
fore entering IN enemy'e country. Two more
wounded were found 1t q farm house, names
died tbIs. evening. The casuslties me- estima-
ted at Killed and aeven wounded. -.
, 1861-06-19
From Western Missouri


sr, Lou1s, June Is. 1ss1.
The following account Of the Independence
affair is derived by the Democrat from re-,
sponslble informant:
He states that he left Lexington. Mo. which
Is thi1ty.two miles from independence, last
Saturday morning, md gives us the particu
1ars which had 1eached that place As these
particulars were frem rebel sources It IA na,t-
" probable they arc 1,feb1y e3aoperatpd asa,n,t
the q: 8. troops. On last Thnrsdav evening.
about O'Clock as nm nd,ance hodv nj n
cayal,y. under command of Cen Henze vera
moving along the road. two or thrsc miles
above independence. thev Suddenly c.me nm.
OF a large detachment Of State troops, occu.
p,inp a position at the ton Of a hill. with A
ennnon. commanding tbe ro,d, Tha cavalry
xxe,a en,na distance In advance NJ N. ,,o;,,
hoav m q infant1v vbich nnmbeTr1 f7nr
ar five hundred men Immed,,tc1v ,on con,.
;Tr IN sfoht tha cara,rv rode nroo the st,ta
troona 1Ted' and made n nrecinitata retreat
Thu fTe ras returned hv the state t,oonz With
their small arms-tbe cannon tor some reason
falling m m off Thu 1,sa of Tho Fa5ara,
, 1861-06-19
Latest from Warrington.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

WAsHEGToH, June 18, 1851,
The official report Of the affair near Vienna
shows ten killed, four wounded and two uls-
eing. The dead were al1 brought in this after.
noon, and buried In one grave, two miles from
the vest end Of Long Bridge
Two Ohio Regiments, one Connecticut, and
the New York sixty-Ninth encamped this
evening near Church Falls, crossing ten miles
west Of Alexandria. It Ia presumed they will
attack the rebels tonight.
The Ohio troops behaved very brayely, car
ryiDg off all the dead and wounded. Gen.
schenck exposed himself freely to the fire Of
tie batteries, while directing the movements
of the Eetreating troops. -
Two thousand more troops arrived hero
from the North to-day. a number Of regl-
ments are expected to advance to the Virginia
side tonight.
The disastrous affair near Vienna Is wholly
attributable to the miEmanagement aud reck-
lessEesa Of the commanding officers. The
folly Of running train Of platform cars, thick
II crowded with men, right into the mouth
of battery Of enemies, Of the planting Of
which due warning had been given, is inexcu-
cable and strongly condemned by military au-
thorities. The number Of dead and wounded
is not set positively ascertained. It will prob
ably not fall short of20.
4 large, force, including the second Ohio
Regiment, some artillery and cavalry, ad-
vanced In the direction Of The scene Of yestez-
day's action, during the day. The rebels will
doubtless be attacked If found in the position
held yesterday.
The movements ofthe rebels during the last
forty.eight hours will forca Gen. Scott into q
change Of his planB Of campaign. A general
advance on the enemy is expected to be order
ed. Gen Mcdowell, was In consultation with
the commander-in-chiefs several hours to-dayit
bpresnmed to arrange aplan Of Immediata Of
fensive movements towards Manassas juno
ton. The rebels are evidently greatly encour-
aged By the defensive position Of the Federal
forces,
No lees than fifteen shots we're fred upon
the ptckets Of the second Ohio regiment b7
lurking secessionists, fortunately without do
irg any damage. Il Is absolutely necessary
that the vicinity Of the camp on the Virginia
side should be thoroughly cleared Of these a..
eassins.
Prof Lowe made an experimental ascension
this afternoon, and fully established the prac-
ticability Of telegraphing the result Of recon-
noisances from high elevations.
Capt. Wilson's brigade Is accepted for the
war.
The Government censorship over telegraph.
ic reports Is exercised with rigor.
, 1861-06-19
The Charleston Prisoners to be Gent to
New York for Trial.
IMPORTANT FROM SPRINGFIELD,


AH1EVlkIANT BATTLE AT BUUNe
WILLIE, mo.
[specil Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
ST. LOUIS, June 18, 1851.
The Democrat has received dispatch from
Jtferson City reporting that General Lyon
net the rebels at Boongille and routed them
with loss Of 800 rebels killed and COO prison.
ess. General Sterling Price was mortally
wounded. Governor jackson fled before the
, 1861-06-19

LEAvEswoRTH, June 16th.-There have
been no movements Of special Importance on
tbs Southern border since the retreat Of the
eecessiouists on the 18th. The Seceaaionists
seized and burned the dispatches accpmula-
ted ut the Independence telegraph Office and
compelled the operator to accompany them
In their retreat with his instrumental. Capt
PRICE returned to Kansas City with his fofce
Oh the 18th without having an engagement
With The rebels. The Kansas regiment from
Lawrence arc encamped at Wyandotte.
Among the Secessionists killed BY their own
men near Independence Oh the 18th, was
Capt. Holloway, who recently resigned from
the regular army.
LRAVErwoRrH, June 17.-Gov. Robinson
has issued 3 proclamation calling On all good
citizens to organize into military companies.
he says Missouri having declared var against
the Federal Government, Kansas q liable to
invasion BY the rebels. He says one or two
infantry companies will be sworn into the
United States service for three month. Tho
Second Kanens Regiment in camp at Wyan-
dotte, has been mustered i0- Capt. Johnson's
command will be organized as an independent
company.