New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

Capt. Richardson bad landed below, and with tht
support of the howizer from the steamer hcDoweal,
captured their battery consisting Of two ixSouDder
with which they intended to sink feet twenty
prisoners cai.son and eight horses with Lilusy
saddles. The enemy did not fire shot from their can
Speaking Of prizes, the brilliant ach vemess a
that line was by our reverend friend, VIM. A. lNf.
\ Chaplain of the list Regiment. tie had charge II 4
party OF four two counted and two on foot, with
which to take charge OF the wounded Ascending the
brow of bill, be suddenly csme upon company a
tweny-four Rebels. armed with revolvers, snd faiy
bent upon securing pace Of safety for their carcs--ss
Their Intentions however, were considerably modifed
when the parson ordered them to halt, which they did,
surrenderiog their arms Surrounded by the squad q
i've men, they then marched on board the Louie
ana prisoners Of The parsou also captured twu
other Secesionists during the day, and at time,
needing wagon and horses for the wounded and ind
ing friendly suggestions wasted on stubborn old
Rebel placed revolver at his head, and the deceived
articles were forthcoming. In tiue Of peace tha.
| preacher had prepared for war.
After passing the Fair GroGnds, troops came
slowly toward town. Tiey were met on The eass
side Of the creek by Judge Miller Of the District Court,
ard other prominent eiizens Tearing flag Of traee,
in oder 10 troops of friendly feelings ana
tained by tbeefourtbs of the inhabitants, and If pos
BILE prevent the shedding of innocent blood. They
were met cordially hy Gen. Lyons and Col Bisir who
promised II no resistance was made to their entrances
that 60 harm need be feared. Major o Bfieu roea
Joined the party from the city and formally snrrended
It TO the Feoeral forces. The troops thes advanced
beaded blythe Major and Gen. Lyon, and were me. II
and waviog that beautiful emblem under which oas
armies gather and march forth couquering and 10
quer The flag party cbeeTed the troops, who lusfiiy
returned tie COM liinent. American hags are neW
quite thick the street. and Seces siopisfs are nowhsa
As usual, the traitors bad destroyed the teIsgrapie
communication with the East, aud have therefoss
been unable 10 transmit the news of our victory.
The gallant bearing Of our men Is the subject Of co..
slant remark and praise from theocers while Colosst
Blair, Lieuensnt.CVlonel Andrews, Adutant Has
cock, Major Ceeant, and msny others g lden Opin-
fbosrf 1ot
behavior.
There were two men killed on our side--JsesA
Kibuz, Commi .saJy Of Company Is, Second Regueuf,
VINO kept a cigar manufactory ON Second street 81.
louis between Plum and POPLAR and NJ. N. Coolidge
of Company h, First Regiment. Nine Of our m~n
were wsunded. but few OF them severely, One msa
shot Tbos. acCord Of Loth1op's Regulars, was ocs
Of the most seriously hurt The loss of the enemy
WILL probably never be fully sscersined. Is did sot
fall short Of fifty, aud probably will un nearly as bgh
QiaIles Isaac Hodges and thir.een Others OF the
Cooper County Company; Francis A. Huhn Of tss
Pettis County Rifles. and many Others more or jeas
prominent, eone Of whom have not yet been recsg-
nized.
The enemy had two regiments Of 900 men, undsr
command Of Col. j. :. Marmadake OF Arrow Roct,
and nine hundred cavalry, beside other compalieA
whose musterfolls have not been captured. Horace
II. Brand was LienIensnt-C Colonel of Marmadnkes
Haimcnt Itwas reported, and for some time gensr-
ally believed that Re was among the dead Tut Dc hs
snce been heard from, taking meal several miIes
away. Gov. jackson was also seen at elock tbs
afternoon blacksmlh's shop, sbont fifteen niias
from here: Gen; Price left Sunday morning on ths
steamer Ii. ID. Bacon, for Arrow Rock. Lis heakb
was pery p0or when he lett.
You can haruy imagine the joy expressed and fele
BY the lcyel citizens here when the Federal trooge
eitered the city. Stores which had been eesed an
day, began to open, the national dag quickly rna
NJ on q Secession pole, oheen Tor the Union, Lyon
Blair aud Lincoln were frequently heard, ard every.
thing betokened the restoration Of peace, law ara
r. had he frnOp Al dfeU6
longer Il would have been impossible Tor them ~
remain in safety. irresponsible vagsbohds had 6eea
taking guns wherever they could ind them, aad not-
fling te most substantial and prosierous 6szeps -
kaye As specimen OF the feeling here, Mn McPher~
son proprietor Of the City Hotel denoY.css the whee
Secession movement the greatest cure celAmists6
,, saee the enci6Sioo OF Oar savior
INCIDENps OF THE BATTBE-
At one time when bullets were n, ing ehick on4
General Lyon ut the bead Of the colrmn n,ouu,ed
he undertook TO dsmount that his pOition mia h BE-
triae less cons icuous, when bis horse sAddsnly
jumped with fright, shroHing the GrnenAl 10 the
ground, but without nijnripg lin serioasy- The
suddenly spread thfoagn the ranks tb1t enera
Lyoa had been shot from his horse and tie indsna-
lion and cries Of yengeuee were terrific,
At the Fair Grounds several hundred mufketa
seized at the arnory, where hint bcAs were be-
ing altered.
Capt Totten says he fred about 100 rounds Of bell,
shell and canDietsr.
The following companies Of Col. Blar's Regment,
though actively engaged in the diminishing, had none
Of their nen killed wounded: Companies A, Capt.
Fusch; G., Capt. Stone; ID, Capt. Richardson; 4,
Capt. Coles +, c. Il. Gratz; G, Capt Caveuler; K,
CAPT. Burke. Company B, Capt Msuice has ole
wounded and one missing; Company II, Capt. Yates,
has one killed and four wounded; Company ], Capt.
Miller, one wounded
The following interesting documents were found
among others equally interesting aud more decidedly
lreasoDable
HEADarAarrHs FRsr Rss'r RuLEs NJ. g. 0.l
BoOSyLIE, Mo, June Il. 1861. )
GRyHRAL 0RpER No. 3-The commanders Of Composites -
The seu ard OF tho roop- attached wall blng hoi comps
Boonyie with the dpsteh They ~l proces1
ammunition IL is be 20 Ire 81
will be paid state AL orders Of psioe
tste onnctns with tins from hysdqusers whsteyer v
be dsobeyed BY order OF COLONEL ). D. aAaAaDChG
J0as w. You've, Adjutant .
CAPrAN--buny day and night Everybody. ctzsns 80
soldiers mus, coue Bringing rhsi and ammunition 1ins
s everything In great haste, j. 3. hAkMAoCAk
REV. DR. FOSTER On COMPROMISE.
lbs announcement that the above-ua,Ied cergymaa
would sDsak on the srtcct oi compromise, drew To-
g.r her A crowded sudie Et the Four1h Meth
91it En,ssopal Church LIS: evening. The Dostos
conrenced 6y re;0ing from the Bible the account VI
D,nic persecution, and slso that OF the three Hebrew
children. After sipcng Ut the ssnses Of the war, hs
aske1 his ardence 10 that present conditions
of The ccuntry was one of war. This war was wsae4
bv section faction numerous and powerful Yet stik
section Of The ,ouutFy uton tue established Govern
me Of the I-llion Ii IL not War OF the South %
the North bat war between loyalty and disloyahy.
Tbir fac. often ignored, In Important III discovering
via. orr duty IL Ctii,lanS. The theory of tins
rele ious f,Siou 10, that Government Is no Gov
ernmenr, and Was They chin Lot only the igae
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