Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-26
Missourians Leare Lexington.
SPAIN GETTING HOT"
FROM WASHINGTON.

of Louisiana. appointed as Consul to Tripoli. | A battle between Me Dowei's division and Southerners deemed inevitable tomorrow. l It is now evident that main blow of Feder alsts will be struck from Washington with l .O0O men to effect surprise in some quarter. Gen Scott preventing, erection batteries at 1 various points on right bank Potomac. l Tribune deem9 it lrooable all roads be- | tween advance posts Southerners and Federal lines covered with masked batteries. WAsHINGrnN. 2lth.-State Department has received dispatches stating Beauregard recommends guerrilla warfare in Western Virginia.
 Letters per Africa says that large number of prvateers are fitting out for the Confede- rate service. Several have already left Lane returns to Kansas in few days. His brigade consists of five regiments infantry, six companies cavalry and many companies artillery. Montgomery also commands q regiment. Lanes proclamation calls Kansas to arms and announces his intention to aid the unionistS.
 Arkansas. Louisiana and Texas are in pos session of the telegraph and will not permit a publication of their movements.
 FROM NEW YORK. NEW YoRK. June 22.-Times says battery at Sexals Point composed of coinmbl ads. 7 smaller pieces and tbrpe riled cannon, the whole commanded by 800 men.
 There are 15.000 men at Norfolk.
 FROM MISSOURI. ST. Louis. June e24th.-Touen'sc command re- turned to Syracuse after pursuing Jackson eleven miles.
 s. c. Mccullough, brother of Ben McCul- | tough. has been taken prisoner. | Lyon is at Bonneville to obtain reinforce ments.
 1 It is supposed that the Kansas troops will l come down in boats and reach Lexington simultaneously with Lyon. 1 Steamer Swon arrived here from Jefferson CIty with Blair on board rn route for Wash ington City. He reports 5000 federallsts al | Bonneville.
 A letter from Southern Missouri says that Gen. Watkins is organizing troops Tn nearly every county in the State. They are coopera- ting with the Arkansas forces at Pocahontas, arms being taken up along White kiVef' | KANSAS CIrv, JUNE 24th.--lt is stated that inc Missourians have evacuated Lexington.
 Firht reported at Camp Cole betweeen the rmionists under Cook and the MiSsourians. o2 abolitionists were killed they fled but rai- lied and finally drove off the MissourlanS also killing 23.
 FROM VIRGINIA.
 GRAFTON, VA, JUNE 24th.--Mc Clelland and sta if have arrived here. He has issued a proclamation deprecating guerrilla warfare and guerrillas will be dealt with according to the severest rules of military law. All per sons giving aid aud information to southerners will be held in the closest confinement, and all persons bearing arms unless of known loy- altv will be arrested for examination. | FROM OHIO. CrNcrNNATTI. JUNE 24th.--Steamer Lehigh has been burned by an incendlary.
 FROM MARYLAND.
 BALTIMORE, JUNE 24th.--Samuel Lerrl held to bail for S20,000 for interruptng the ' rairaod last April.
 Steamers Anglo Saxon and Bremen arrlvee 1 at New York from Europe. No news of any l importance,
 England has determined to send more troops i to Canada. n
 The Moniteur publishes declaration tha Napoleon intends preserving strict neutrality Ricascli takes Cavours place. The Pope \ convalescent.
 Madrid correspondent referring to dispatch stating that Lincoln had declared Spain woule occupy San Domingo at peril, says the gov ernment has received no official notice of suci | declaration and that she is preparing to de 1 fend the integrity of territory annexed U Spain.