New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-21

4 LARGE pUAl--TTl- or ORDT4Nts z CAFTLRE0 |
| The St. LCsvss Dutch to h Drowne3.- |
| R.aHPIFrs. June CA reliable gentleman from
| St. Louis says that Gen, Lyons force was com
pletely defeated at Boonviile by the MssouTians.
The Federal loss in killed amounted to 800 oe3ides
700 taken prisoners Sen. Lyon included. Six can
non and several hundred stand OF aTms were cap
tured. The steamer Iatan of the expedition vas
Two hundred Fede-alists were killed and wound
ed in Kansas City oa Monday, and 800 taken
| prisoners.
| iovfuI at st. Louis Bfair's two regiments from up
the river were expected. The Southerners would
rise on the night of the 10Th, to drive the Dutch
into the Mississippi rive.
Aboitionist Account.
| Sr Lo1-1s June ?O.-Gen. Lyon is in occupation
of Boonyille. Four Missourians were Killed and
twenty nine wounded. On the Federal side four
were killed and nine wounded.
Cen Lyon has again issued proclamation.
JFrFEEsoS CITY, June 20.-The steamer Sun
shine which arrived to-day from Boonyile, con
firms the defeat of the Missouri state troops, with
| twenty killed. . .-,,
It is thought the Missourans will make another
, stand at Lexington, Under Col "elgntilaH' ioiH-
erly Of the !. 5. A.
. The Fight at Vienna.
= RICHMOND, June 2O.-At the fight which occur
+ red at Vienna the Confederate troops killed ten
l. Federalists and the National lntellgencer says
q | that 200 of the latter are missing.
n | The Confederates captured seven cars, num-
her of arms quantity of ammunition, mechanical
5 instruments, and some medicine.
ID Reinforcements for Alexandria.
gentleman who reached Washington yester
I'd day states that five thousand Federalsts Iahdeu
IN Alexandria the previous night
ne British War Vessel off Cape Henry.
O. An arrival at Baltimore reports that bFitlsI
0t war vessel "a cruising off Cape Henry.
ix Arms for the Federalists
v Np,r YoKE. June 2O--The steamship BaYaris
I'd has arrived here, bringing ity-housand rifles fol
From Washington.
:, s. WAsulNGToN, June 20.-A gentleman from Ar
Ill lingtun says Gen. Beauregard IS advancing, ant
L. that every thing looks like hot work before to-moT
- row. r.
S House the New York Eighth Regiment Leading th'
advance A fight is expected there tonight
lt The Federal force near Vienna numbers 5uVo, IN
j elusive of the reinorcements now gong forward
The regulars from Chambtrsburg have crosse'
}" the Potomac.
r+ Departure of Gen. Mcclellan for Virginia.
CISrIxSATl, June 20.-Gen. Mcclellan and stat
I'M left for Virginia to-day
an The Election in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-The election held to-da
~ passed oil quietly.
Seizure Of Confederate Envelopes IN Baltimore
BALTIMORE June ZD.--COl. olilli VI IAe cuet d
army to-day seized Confederate envelopes Whlc
were being vended by a boy The bystanders II
os terfered and Immediately raised Subscription 10
ed the boy. ,,.. - ros,r,o
=. Davis, which the boy was selling, and told III
La vendor that if he got new stock OF snch aftcle
0N he would send him to Fort McHenry. Inc clt1zef
again ntertered. The excitement WAS luCleas
all when Smith retired.
the Marshal Kane says that the police should nav
ion taken Smith to the guard house.
nee Arrangements of the Adams Express Co.
um louisville, June 20.-The Adams Expire
lrt- Compaoies North and South, have made clio
cen connection here for the transmission OF letters
are and from the United States. Letters deposited
the any office of the Adams Express III the MT
hes States will be safely carried to the ConteoeFa
ows Population of England and Wales
~ ~ s Nrw YoRk June 20.-By the steamer Alrlc
dis which arrived day learn that there mas pee
hat according to the last census, an increase OF wv
nn 600 in ME population of England and Wales durl
er the last two years, ma ing total OF 2O,OUo ooU.
'' The population Of London sums up Czeoo,V0
twenty light hundred thousand.
i to The following dispatches were received vest
best day afternoon:
.s1%n iers, Affairs in Western Virginia
GKArroN, June 20.-The bridge over New Cre
ears has been burned.
@ mo SnuthernersW " ho now hold Piedmont num
1000. A number of Federalists are reported
er have been killed at the bridge.
The ODHrntOr at IleumOnL Hcu on lut Hpplp'
of the S0uthcrners, and communication pet"
Grafton and Cumberland is now cut OIL
'o.- Nomination by the Western Virginia Convent
pcFS WHEELlNG, June 20.-Thc bogus convention
nominated Frank pierpont for Governor.
alely Troops for Western Virginia
ming, C,,yr1HHATl June 2O.-TroOps are rapidly
with centratiug for duty in Western Virginia.
lcinS The Late Affair Near Boonville'
an t,i" ST, Louis, June 20.-A special dispatch to
do ID Rauublican states that scouts brought to
or an Jackson information that Gen. Lyon was con
onaI y, 't' with seven boats and a large force.
u o, After consultation further retreat was orde
! e5o Gen, Price went home, Col, ParsonsWas SICK,
H. be | col. Marmaduke becoming disaiieGted, reslg
,yJ,inio ~ The Missourlans, however, would light and
6'N'" truth regarding General Lyons force beco
rovod known Gov. Jackson was Induced to give IN
mo. brush. We have no particulars as to killed, We
xcept ed or prisoners ,r..
i A Mr.. Little commanded the Stissoarians.
,ridge The Southernefs III "esIez'l A''@''"'
Cum largely Reinforced
From Cairo.
CAIRO June 20.-J. G. NeWcomp' atIeSto9
etefs' charge of treason was subsequently 1''0"7'"
Bethel From Washington
WAsurSGvov June 20-Lent' stewart lor
fnund of the regular army, commanded the ooutne
% ana Washington Reports,
minent WAsuIHGrON, June l9.-james Il. Lane o.
sas has been appointed Brgadler'Genefa
The bridge Of Goose Greek, near LeeSpui
r0wncd been burned ,
''"'0N S .,,boncly ia 1na mile below Falls {