, 1861-06-21

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oLeRIsUs REEs FROM BooHYzz1E!
TROOPS DEFEATED!
GENERAL LYON 4 PRISONER IN TIE
,HANDS OF STATE TR0ORSiif
aa, ~i36s fsbisad IL % II a. as EstSa a Z r 2'
This Placard was:1ead By an excited mnlti-
hnrrahing and shouting a. they ran- Cheer
after cheer Was given for JEFF. Davis and Gov.
jackson. a German soldier who came along,
read the placard and pronounced 1t q lie. Re
Was instantly set upon and beet badly. Some
Of the leading Eecessiopfsts In the city acted
Ike children. Among them was Capt. Billy
who took the oath Of allegiance at the Arse-
nal He Ia reported to have taken his haf and
tossed it inthe air, crying out, We've got
.'em. Are there any Mtssourians here ?-let
them hn1rah+" Another individual who Is
marked In this connection, is .. f. Armstrong,
formerly Post Master, aud now a secession
let.. He whooped and hurrahed. till he Was
,hoarEe, and so with others, for whose benefit
1t may be stated that every one Of them was
marked at the time, and their names have
been cent to headquarters. Men who have
1nent upon such base fabrication will bear
watching. :. When the news reached Main
street, there was another secession outbreak.
and among the crazy ones WAS q Mr. Scott,
member OF the firm Of North, Scott & Co.,
heretofore. 9 quiet man; but the report that
Gen. Lyon: had been captured, was too much
for his secession eympatties, and he let loose
bis tongue Ike ALI tho rest. There is no doubt
that it wa8 device to raise an excitement
The pretended dispatch never came to the
Journal Office at ALL No such dispatch as the
one reported came over the wires, and the
Democrat extra came out very opPoItunely In
fat contradiction Of It, about 3 halt hour after
the first report appeared on the Joursal bull
lettn. The Worst effect was to rouse up the
accession element to high pitch Of excite
mint. The rowdy portion was ready for nny-
ner gatherings, impromptu muses., impelled
BY bad whisky and still worse blood.
4 word about the &ats Journal. There Is no
other country in the world where, in times
like the present, euch vehicle of lncediarism
would be allowed to be printed, and 1t is Bsri-
due regard to the pence Of the city sh: u'd
longer tolerate itsexiatence- Harsh measures
to curtall The freedom OF individual action
may be out Of the legitimate sphere Of the
dnties Ct the Federal authorities; but when
the freedom OF the press Is prostituted to the
chief must pay the penalty. Why should &
I different rule apply to those who stir up the
| wGrst passions of men and seek to stab the
best interests Of society, by creating popular
| e1citements and clamorlng for the blood Of
II is univ ornnnr the ionorant c,asse. thaf The
/ incendiarism OF the Stdte Journal can operate; !;
t and led on by bad counsels and persuaded BY
demagogpes, the hn1ffntormed, deluded fellows
who copgregate around the corner OF Third
and Pine streets daily a1e ready fer ANYTHING.
| NJ fhsfr Traders haan h-sre a1n1rb +n 1e.d
them n a pnn store thrv wnn1d % h5Va sacsad |
Il in len mimi az ard heen reaPv ~ -, ~ .a1s.
AZ An >eVidencc NJ the sbnm;n.p1a m cbarartsr
Of the mater n1,bilaied in tbe iSzate I5ssraa1.
let fhe fu]ioY,np extract from Te,terdav,e issre
serve a. q iair example, It eays:
aYesterdar resnonathre N an annonnco5 r. m,
ctice, On the authority Of member Of The Renub-
should meet with reTerses In the interior Of the
| State. the Home Guard would be turned loose upon
me people o. tns city to murder, Unfortunately,
Ien, wpnaen % ano Ga.loren, WAC "ese s9ppose9 20
sae ~ Masnn, Mp tne ens'sa1eo aotnotaaea ol soe
| 80, oe 1De
may 9uage ron lnta e11ract M Wha; e J.; SGT o. &C.
1s Mass t w ns;e " aeut ~ 81 M9uls; v;
% ~ ~ ~ nioes NV sods.ps,ote "
TN ~ ~ ~ Soig r. IA r.ncate5 hS ae1
.nnoirted niators n har r1ne ena ~, ~ st1eat
ana u 60 ine ~ gfas
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~ - - :. o1a5 Auey Aoo" III too'
~ TceS.V III thc Ei1cs ~ ~ are d,wn ae,,n beteraen
tb;s D,ace ana Icfts-.o1 fstvrh.1.s ~ e
Ehere laTce fa1ce nf men ern en1a1ad 81
ra;r;rt, fhs Sr;dae a,d n na1;ne 80 az ~
he1s ihe Ives o1e o1,t ~ ~ he hrnIs tt
rec1 that N. n Iii ha III r3o3,t ~
hetore niehte and g6rfinr throneh T. Ran M
Vile. Iiis has been one of the ma;n difficnl
t;on. The Tires have efther l,aan dnwn ku1 from
ordinary causes. or cnt nnrr,osrly. IN a weea
IacK. Tke lat Outrage W, the xa5ninp eiven Iven
tn he fov cnerator Il strscnsa me5tenned 5med
Two days sinee rs M the hsans b. vorth ' 'who % IocEed
them ont % nf tse n ofIice NJ sv;ncuse and ,rosled
iTth comm;tfea Ea1t.d hmm h,n, IL ths even' ~
irg. and fold him he mnst ot,it lawn i,v n1nf
o'clcck the neIt mfrnine. or thew Womb hann
hin. This thrcst, co1ninr omit = from rom ffty hunrrE 1a
~. h.. 1at+ 80 1aa.tsn,, Ct1 ~ i,,s+ ~ ~
auu IS 1s4t =, W 10y yusI ~ uMe =
ITeI TI, - LAun enS,.,s " 1uP1eo'11eus Noso 'e1p'
~, ng,,of fGlpy. ~ m9E+ 1aos,n ,no,aan.s T., NV,
oHc 81 tne moet pleaslng lnc;oents In con
a.191n'teas h;n ha osh IT, nasneJe apPsooalon ol u
ano his 4opes tnat GoV. 1scheon may bt
eauEnt' a ,at asi & Gsenirg WILL 5ne aeWs #as E tS
Ssneq} Soan n. mom E9k9', = ,a wa5ea H oSer 70 tei
Seh; h;aa aelnS5 t.;5 ~ 1nons u. aae 9enciM T& ae
,tgnaSu Ws Satn a;I Luz nems ann e1presaea NJ m
qoa'lhee aaMi5atr9n oi INC mannerin which i
was manage. ne hos great 1aith In Gen
tyens ml41ary caPaclty, and Knows n1m
oln N me floI1oa Mar aud ~ many tndta1
eamf nfEns On me plaane- ~ the way 1t ha!
. 70 Philadelphia but 1t Is untrue, the CALM
General Is still here and firm In Als love To-
4he UDsoni and the stars andEtnpes IS ever
believes be was grossly deceived by Gov
, Jackson, and aches for chance to get even
There is no doubt Of Gen. Ha1neys 1oyalt,
] defp;te the adverse circumstances attent1Ini
some Of his acts. His heart Is right, it Is on1l
the head that erTs.,
: The secessionfgts 4re still endeavoring tt
make capitol ont OF the Seventh st. affair. Il