, 1861-06-22


Ing which It believes 1t to be true.
The appeal contains the returns Of the Re.
cant election IN Tennessee, from ali the coun.
ties and camps, aud makes the following foot
frgs Tor Secession, 10,125, for the Union 46 :
o85. In eastern Tennessee the vote is Tor
the Union 81, ,719, for Secession 1923; Union
majority 18,267. The call for Convention Is
defeated By consiaerable minority.
The Agpedl has been compelled to greatly
reduce Its dimensions owing to the impossi-
bflity Of getting paper,
The Austin CTe1as) GazsHe ofthe 10th says
Union associations arc forming In that State,
and calls upon the rebel ruf1aas to break
them up wherever they may be discovered.
The party of ladies and gentlemen from
Chicago, who have been on visit to this
Camp, left for home this evening. They 60
home highly delighted with what they saw.
From Missouri.
[spcc1l Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.l
ST. LOUIS, Juno =, 1851.
We have starufng1 adglces to-day from the
Southwest, by special telegraph to the Dano-
cr1dt, as follows:
s1RAcUBE, June M--An expedition nearly
thousand sttrong, with four pieces Of artil-
le1y, composing fve companies Of Col. Blatr's
regiment and Lyons! regulars whole
commanded By Capt. Totten, LETT Boonville on
Wednesday and arrived here yesterday
CThnrsday) morning ut 10 o'clock. GOV,
Jackson and mounted body guard 500 strong
had previously arrived hero on Tuesday, and
had destroyed everything perishab1e, regard
less alike Of friend or foe. When they got
wind Of . pursuit they left before sunrise yes
te1day moEnfng-only few hours before the
Boonville troops arrivcd-and .. Ii o'clock
we're passing through Florence, come ten
miles distant On the Warsaw road. The
Federal troops arrived here only to- find the
bird had flown, md they were then too foot
sore after their long march to continue the
chase. They have to-day (Friday) started in
fresh pursuit.
A battle took place last Tuesday morning
near the town Of Cole Camp, cn the War5sw
road, about twenty-five miles from this place
{sJracuse,) and nearly as far from Warsaw.
The party attacked we're soma 800 home
guards under Capt. Cook in Camp Lyon, and
the aEEailants were the "advarce guard" +" of
Claib. Jackson'a flying hosts. Capt. Cooks
men were mostly found in large barn, and
ere they could prepare for action the rebels
had picked Of aome Of the guards. The en-.
gagement sooa became general, but Captain
Cooks men, not being as yet fully armed,
were compelledto quit the field. The loss Oh
our eide Is IS killed, 20 wounded, (sonc Of
them severely with so missing, probably to-
ken prisoners. The rebels lost some 40 men
killed. Not over half Of Cock's party were
armed, and 20 more than 200 Of them at most
Participated in the fight. Among their killed
are Capt. Carl Britt, aud a Lieutenant. Cooks
men are prepared to join Capt. To.ten's expe.
diton in disputing J Jackson's passage.
Before Jackson's troops left Syracuse, On
Thursday, party of them went west on tho
line Of the Pacific Railroad, destroying the
track md burning The Laminc bridge.
Correspondence which the fusitives had left
behind them has been seized at Boonyllle, iu-
pItcatiDg parties in st. Louis in treasonable
designs.
dispatch to the Associated press.1
sT. LOUIS, June 2l-The BATHS which took
p'ace at Cole Camp. carly Tuesday morning,
vas between eight hundred Union Homie
Guards under Capt Cook, and largo party
Of seeessionIsts from Warsaw and The sur
Iound1Dg country. Fifteen Guards killed.
twenty wounded, many Of them seriously, and
thirty prisoners taken. Most of the Guards
were in large barn when the firing began.
but they INN ediately sprung to arms. apd II
is eaid killed 40 Of the attacking party before
Being oTerrowered by their superior numbers.
Nearly all Of them finally escaped and are rea.
~ to join our forces to dispute the passage Of
the State troops. Capt. Cook reached syra
that ever half his force was unarmed, not
more than 200 participated in the fight. he |
Las gone forward from Syracuse to 0Yettake |
and consult with Capt. Totteu.
. Some OF sackson's party went west from
syrscuse on Wednesday night by railroad, |
taking what rolling stock they could and de.
stroying the rest. They also burned LamIne |
Bridge, costly structure si1 miles west.
syracuse is now protected by Federal troops, |
Among several letters captured In Boon |
vile by Gen Lyon are seven letters, embrac- |
ing orders from Headquarters to destroy the |
bridges On the North Missouri, Hannibal d
st. Joe, and Pacific railroads, and instructions
70 different officers and individuals respecting
The organization Of troops, ETC., etc. Also one
the aims and munitions seized
It Liberty Arsenal some time since. The list |
s ga as follows:-5 brass and l2 iron 6ponnders;
70 balls; $50 pound canister; IS strap shot; |
$50 pound rounds; $50 muskcts 224 rides; lei
,arbines sl1 pistols; 469 enbres; 80 artillery |
swords; eco pound cannon powder; $500 |
pound musket powder, aud 4,600 pound rile |
2oweer; 4,800 pounds rifle powder; hundred
.ighty thousand muaket cartridges; nine !
thousand mueketoon ditto; seventeen thou |
and five hundred rifle ditto; fifty eight thou
'and pistol ditto; ten thousand blank ditto.