New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-27
PROM MISSOURI.
The Progress Of the jackson Rebellion.

CcnesIondence CT HE NJ l. lIaoue
ST. LorIs, June %, 1861.
The recall of Gen. Harvey has saved Missouri.
During the period of the truce tie traitors organ
izng and arlning not secretly hut openly Union men
in droves were being driven from their homes by Sc
cession rufians and those who would not leave
subjected to the most barbaIous and nhumsn treatment
often ending in the destruction Of Life. at the came
time such men as Lent Gov Tom C. Reynolds, Semi
Tor Jim Rains and their like were securing Arkansas
and the Indian country for tho puPose of enlisiing
Saxon and Indian in o crusade agsins: Missouri In
our whole State there was but one man who proessed
q total ignorance Of these facts. That man wss Gen
Harpey. But he has gone, and ike the dead be viii
be spsredfom further remarks by ourseh The oss Of
Harney was gain to Missouri. The prompt action Of
Gen. Lyon end Col. Blair after the fight Of Jackson
and Price and their burning the bridges Of e Gascon
ade and TIE Usage has turned the 'e Of war from the
Missouri Valley to the Arkansas line. News
came Of Jaeksons work eeI.ong the line Of
the Pacific Railroad about 8 q. m. In
the afternoon Of ..le came day appeared Jackson's
proclamsten, and by the next morning Lyon end Blair
cn their wsy to Jeferson City with 5000 men,
marching in different directions leaving st. I11n,s
at about the same time. The Home Guard obeyed the
summons 10 leave tire city With the mos, pcasewortby
,,,ssi.y: Col 3. Grstz Brown has gone with bis res
rnent to cooperate with COL seiso in Southwest Nis.
souri.
Col. blair Ia proerefsing westward with Gen. Lyon,
but VIII return SO as to be in Washington City on the
4th Of July. From present indications judge the
Colonel will be elected Speaker by unanimity never
hitherto paraeled. He possesses talents for the
position ard ia uit the for the times. Our arsenal
lie very nearly deserted. Two weeks ago there were
from FIVE to seven thousand men there but at Iresent
there is scarcely force sufficient for police purposes.
However 900 men can be brought 10 bear upon this
point at o very short notice. Illinois 10 alive with
armed men eager for the fray, and large body Of
troops can be easily moved here before the traitors
have an opportunity TO elise blow.
At Jefferson CITY Col. Boerns,ein 10 acting 90 Pro.
vsional Governor, the Jackson dynasty having been
dePOeed by Gen. Lyon. This is the most bitter pill
hat could be furnished the Secessopfts but they will
DO forced 10 swallow it.
You have by thio time fal particulars of the affair at
Bonneville. Cab. Jackson gave there another instance
Of hs eOwardice. He is known TO have provided for
his fight previous TO the battle. Among hs own
fr.euds bis name is byword and rep1oach. His
mean and ignommous cowardice has demoralized his
own partians, ard has done for our cause than
could be done by whole bngades Of infantryrnen.
There no prospect Of catching the fellow he
with such speed as 10 defy pursuit. Ere this be s
doubtless among his Indian auxiaries with bis face
painted red and his body decorated with Indian gear
or else he is uncomfortaby reporting in the savage
bosom of Ben Mccullough
The American Zouave corps is now charged with the
defense of the Arsenal which latter place is under the
jurisdiction of Col. Jno. D. Stevenson of the Irish
tir.lu
Of Young men capable of enduring any amount Of IA
tirue, and active in the Of limbs Col Smith Mor.
gan L. is an accomplished drill officer, and will soon
have his corps competing with the famous 9TH for the
crown Of superiority. The regiment is great avorite
here but gets little substantisl assistance, as the prop
erty.hoders Of this town, a rule, are never over
and above generous with their mesns. 1hose who do
give-the Filleys and Hoyts and Blairs, and HOws,
ard men of that class who have stood up manfuy IN
times gone by for freedom Of speech in this locality
these men have given their all nearly. beard D. d.
Filey remark the other day that what be
possessed was at the service Of the Government IN this
irving hour. was OF the Arsenal this morning, and
while among the Zouaves noticed the desttution in
which they were suffering Many Of them were shirt
less and bottles. At night there is not blanket to
dover over the sick. Nor will they get anything IN
e,s charitable individuals friendly TO the corps wake
IN and send in their mite to Mr. Henry D. Bacon their
treasurer.
Kirk Anderson Of The Missouri Republican, while
protesting Unionsm, has been caught writing traitor
Gus letters to open and brazenfsced traitors. Kirk
assures the traitors he will make the best kind OF
spy, as he is reporter for The Missouri Re-
publican"
st. Louis has furnished ABOUT 5000 men for the
support and maintenance Of the Union. This from q
population of 100000, In Slave State and after the
assurance of the Governor that not one man would
Missouri furnialis pxAttY good The policy Of JACK.