The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-16
REPORTS FROM ST. LOUIS.


ST.. LOUIS, June Is, 1881,
Joseph W. Tucker, editor OF the STATE Joitraag was
arrested by the United States Marshal today charged
with TREASON and taken before the Usted States Com
missioner. He was afterwards brought before Judge
Treat under u writ Of habeas oorpus and admitted to
bal In $4,000 bonds to appear fur examination on
Monday next. Edward Bl,nrerhassets also en.e,ea
bonds to the amount Of $40 900 TO appear before the
United States Circuit Court, Julys.
The case Of Colonel Preston viii probably DO disposed
Of in the same way.
despatch from Hermann, dated P. NJ, says the
steamer Louisiana the third Of the federal eet is now
takingon board COL Boeneins regiment which came up
by railroad to-day, and will be ready TO follow Gan
Lyon The advance steamers had passed st. Aubert
at eleven O'Clock, being probably deOarred by heavy
storm which n raging in that gecton.
ST. LOUIS, June Is, 1891,
Two six Founders and about two hundred balls, manu-
featured ct Hannibal, Missouri were c. ptured by com
pary Of Hcme Guard under Lieutenant RANDALL near the
town Of Lnus, the night Of the 12ta and returned
Hannibal by railroad The we're en- route TO Chi
Ecothe for the use Of the secessionists.
The Depec,0 learns that $500 troops are encanped
there.
Two Iowa regiments, under Colonel Curtis and a
battalion OF illinois volunteers, from Concy e ,tei
from the junction, with General Lyoa at jefferson City
tomorrow.
Two companies Of Colonel Browns regiment (reserve
corTs) went out the North Missouri Railroad yester.
day 20 protect the bridges on tina. route
Major General Mceand addressed the troops at Cairo
on the i3h promising them they should be the Leaders
Of the sreat Army and that ere long hsy should have
en- opportunity 10 meet The rebek.
OUR sT. LOUIS CORRESPONDENTS.
Sr LouIs, MO- Juns L.. 1891.
Termination o the Peace Contycace --Jacson Eeceso.i
Pass from Lyo7Ae Governor Ssc7iao Ar,es.- lie Re.
fuses TO Go to The A,Anal- General lyon Refuses 10 WITH
dra,o from Acknowledging Accom- gissed-~ o,sao
pointed Ou,side AGend0ns-ProJi5ls @osa n.s--8
JdSph Occupied-C om4saias Absa O0eers--aaaoc O,
Bridge BTniag--Seccssica IS, Prisoners az Oa,yo d.,
The conference yesterday between General Lyon
and Colonel Blair on the part OF the COVE -roent
and Governor Jackson ana General Price on be-
half Of the State authorities, terminated abcus
four P. N. without anything bsing arrived at in
the shape Of agreenen: TIE interview took pa,e az
Iannoclced yesterday at the instance Of the stat, al
thories and ~ request desire of either Lyon
Blair, as tho pican Of this morning falsely s,aes
have my in'ocrc sora General Is on himself Gov
ernor Jackso sent 10 General Lyon offering 10 come to
s.. Louis il he could be protected while on the way
hither, and could be free from arrest wha here for
seems that his Exceency In mortal dread Of writ
being issued with his name prominent upon IT, snd which
might him some unhappy detention and perhaps
very disagreeable trial. General Lyon him ass q,
protec. him while route, aud TO make h proof sgs.nst
sheriff officers while here. armed with th do,unen.
Claiborne F. found trouble whatever bat ne appsaro,
Sonewhat uneasy during the whole period Of hs visit
General Lyon requested TO him the Arsenal BAT he
Governor objeced to going there think pg ool5tiess,
that journey TO 81. LOUIS was slfcieo. " ietsiag
down. without berg required 10 beard tbs Ton ia his
den. The conference accordingly TOOK place At til, risu
ters House. there being present General Lyon Cooaal
Blair Governor Jackson and General Price, Major Don ant
present secreary 10 General Lyon and Governor
Jsckgon's Private Secretary also in the room rbe
Governor opened tho convention 10 much the Same au
the chief Of hostile trho of Indians opens coua
ctbat is, By making numerous professions OF pescs
and amity, saying that the ured Sta.es tsooys In ls.
leave the State and not enter Il, aud he wolli
then dsband his own troops after which we c,uli NO,
have trouble This remark be throw ia az various .nes
curing the interview, using sort Of pic. de ytsis
ance The Governor talked himself out and thea
put forward Gen. Price, who commenced bnlder than he
held out It has turned out tina. ec Harvey rea aired o.
Price, before he would meet lin gh vieE neg,-
tiaon, that the latter should acknowledge the Military
bill to be In fac. secession ordnance ard sh,d agree
ignore entirely, end forbid in being carried OUT
To the Price agreed, and the meeting wsa held from
which emauated the "Peace procamationn At the. ia
tervew yesterday Gen. Prise stated The. hs coxss ash
been in hs most exact accordance With the ters OF ss
treaty with Harvey, and that In no instance rad
he violated IT, In answer to qoeeGoo OK Gen
Lyon, he said that hs made M sgreepent What.
with Harvey about tho onfos or suspension
Of the Military BILL and repealed his statement ~i.n
considerable emphasis General taea p-cducei hs
correspondence that passed at tho tae showing toe
agreement have above mentioned, ana giving thu lie
direct to General Price Bereupon both Pf,cs ADD Jcs
illustrated toe power attributed TO the chameleon, AMI
appeared az II they could be exceedingly
"Happy with pe,ther,
We've both their dear ehp mers away,
General Lyon firm IA refusing Jackson, roqaes: to
send the United States troops away giving - reasons
that there wac no assurance tina. Unon
districts would meet with any bes;or poses
ton than bad hitherto been given them
q very sorry protection 10 say the losst "A jackson
did not prepared to make any s,ipnlssicus
the feders, troops WITHDRAWN from et Jsste cen
Lyon brought tho conference 70 elise BY ,emmsry
thar there prospect Of grasmsns. ,y ,rnor
Jsckson wkbed 70 carry the negotiations ny
poDdcnce, 70 which General lyon objected hssrourd
that Il would he too volum,eous He cered LAT sach
party might briefly put DOWN his Rus toe SsversT
vs. svs!se 70 .b's mode Of ptOctedirg hey then
separately Lyon and Blair returning N Arsenal and
Jackson and Pyicc sending " the depst have
ready take them JeRefron rney starred ss;k
IN less than an hour nom the time Of separation
While they were IN session large crowd, cDrpossd
principally OF seosssicn.sts gahe,ea tue OF
he hotel and on the sidewalk N 'front.' When 1.
Gas whispered md that nothing hal a.
feccd, many Of The assembled The baskses
k.po Of expression insgusbe They had osi strong
hopes Of getting shead OF spo,al I 10 te same
that they had ci,cumvented asrrey hut doom
I'd 10 cad disappointment The Organization nj homo
apads wi 81 on With inc' eased veor ana se>stop VII