New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

Capt. Princes prisoner Of war. An eyewitness re-
ports bIt thoe who required to take the oa b,
pat their hands up higher aud swOre louder than was
ever seen or beard before,
The three remaining companies Of the let Ksnsas
Resiment, with one company Of regulars, marched 70
Kansas City from Fot Leayenworth on the I'D.
On the 2ith inst, five companies of cavalry SIX
companies of infantry, two companies OF mounted
Iifss aud drngoons and ten companies Of volunteers,
Ia all about % so men, with battery, under com
nand of Major S. ID. Sturgi, left Kansas City, des-
tined for South wet Missouri.
TIE Capitol at Jelenon City, and the Federal camp
at Boone e being fortified BY intrer chmens ana
breastworks.
On Saturday las, about 900 United States troops,
a po tion Of tie command at Cairo, went aboard the
steamer City of Alton, and were taken up 70 c1n.
merce, in Scott County. They had several pieces Q,
fying artillery. The movement was very sodder, ana
il was supposed their object to capture about '09
or 800 State troops under Gen. Watkins. enchinped
near Jackson, 10 Cape Girardean County. The troops
Immediately commenced their march into the INTERIOR
mar he'd seventeen miles, but finding the State troops
gone, returned. -.
rived at the Pacific Railroad Depot, st. Louis, Icing
par Of those that lately let Jefferson Cly' ING
troops on being conyersed with, raid the reason OF
their return was a dislike 10 under Col Bern
stein
We learn from a gentleman Just from Newton
County, resident there, that at Warraw be met OOJ
St9te troops doubtless the same who left Syracuse
with Gov Jucksor. lie did not see Gov Jackson
among them but Gen. Clark and MIR. Massey Seere-
t3ry of STATE, were IN company. AZ haiSaT tno
trJO,s gDt big scare and crossed the Usage I'er
ister and in more ways than troops ever Ola before:
Ii occurred in tis way: Anticipating the pu,snit oi
Gen. Lyon, rear picket guards were ordered 70 iah
back aud .dve notice of his coming, if he did come
few niles frOm Warsgw these pickets discovered
a tremendous dust In the road behind them, and be-
je,ioo IL 10 be made by the Federal forces, they
ha tened to town, and sounded the alarm. geueiai
a rl id sca aDIeiug e river followed troop,
,itie u.s. aud all, the town being nearly ne-.I'eu'
SAFELY on the oher sde the troOIs ned tue DliEes
ngd tcnttlrd a,d suug the steam ieUy-tOat behind
them Very soOn il was discovered that the uuS''
VIII ch they ,pOeed arose from the AprOi'h Oh an en-
eny was to barbinger Of approaching ihends.H oe-
ing M de by Morgan County Rangers marching 70
ion Juc,sou's standard Tits fact soon became kno Tn,
ind the whole force together with the fleeing cl]ens,
looked a each other, and bad big laugh.
Ttis geutleman says there 3OOJJ stand Of arms
for M ssonri At Maysville, AK, a smin town few
miles SOU of the sonhwestern corner Of onr Stttei
tba there are six or seven thousand Arkausss troops
enc I'd at that place. but shat Ben Mccullough WAS
not there.
bring a copy of a proclamation recently issned by
John Rots prni pal Chief Of the Cherokee Naiion IN
which he urges item to nonnteriere IN TIE troubles
between the North and Soath, and TO uDswerN ing Leu
tality One Of them. tho Rev. Mr.. Ranney. mis-
si"rsry left Tnlleqnah Cherokee Nation, the 9Th
If june and reports that Ben. Mccullough and Albert
Pike OF Arkansas had been there urging the Chief to
reconsider tie position taken III lis pr0cInaiioni out
they failed In neir object, aud bad le fer The Greek
Naiion hoJng TO get aid from there Capt. IKE had
an escort of seventy-ive men.
The report OF engagement nj Beliair, IN Cooper
Comfy between a Ftdersl force, LOO strong, and
700 State troops under Gen. Parsons In which large
number wee killed and taken prisoners both sides
l. all gammon.,
On the night Of the 18th iust. large body Of Secs
.ionists from Warsaw and vicinity, made aiiac (.
n; on "A troop of Union men, mostly Germans, bat an
sffR al ir IA
iu that county. Quite numter on both side ~ere
kill aud wounded. Among the Seeessioi-ts reported
Killed afe J. II. Leach, editor Of 1he WaSsow Dcao-
cT0f nd Mcssrs HoGser Gill, Kemler snd VIII PIE,
from Warsaw, aud Mr.. Tit Of C. ole Camp. The killed
among the Union men j. varonsly stated at from 80 TO
GO IL was n most lamentstle affair. Cook, tho com
maudaIt of the Union men. fled.
On Tuesday. Col BANDS regiment Of United States
trooe left tie ST. Loui. Arsenal for Care Girarden
TO act in conjunction with Col Sloan a Illinois against
the State troops under Gen. Watkins.