The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-01
the REBELLION IN MISSOURI.
OUR MISSOURI RREspoNDENCs.
SrEhMaa q A. JAsuAsY,
MISSOURI RIVER, June &c, 1854.

MISSOURI RIVER, Jdne 70, looLs
n. Return 81 Cap.ais 10sns Command {, 8o'svIS'-
yacksos Lsave, ruo Hs'sdrs3 Esbls On ne Wrong SD.
ne Rire,R. z.s gaen, 70 TAKE Care Of 1asnse,ossrs
Sa9ow Of Lyon si1y MIS- OFFS ne oe.se Of Jaess'.s
HuTy-7Ms Unscrup.l,tsn.ss Of the R:blsThs tLrsncs
P,i,oaeg--css Iyon Cbsgxei ne CRg 9oss.G a. Bone
ci9s, and Rsqa.as TIC CIisEs 10 S:tt f.sns is.,29 y
Pressing rssm Into serpix-Ine Sae;s.s Of MS Acsio1-
The Fridge B4rers--Gsn Lyon Ea3scss S.r D{s;iPsia:
and Respect Of Pr.u9se ProFaty-Fss Hundred Home
Guards IN JeDtrson ctycsS Lson ard Command ES'
Pc. 20 be az Springfield BY Ialy 2, e., dc
returned 10 Bonneville from Syracuse, With Captain
Io.sens command, on the Oath. Captain Totem hal
kirmish whatever with tie rebels the entire trip,
either going returning, Cav Jackson fed altogether
too fsst for I'd TO oves.axe him. 10 had, On
ha arrival at Warsaw, made stand thefe,
with the intention OF giving battle ia case
the Union forces should up hut abandoned that do
termination, and bed towards Springfield II 10 reported
that he received awful "gcare'' a. Wsrsaw. While
h forces crossing the 0sage at that point, propaa
tory TO going southwud, runner come Up announcing
that General Lyon within mile and o haR OF the
town. Governor Jackson Immediately ssnx The ferry
boats UheTe 70 no bridge over the Usage at Wsrsaw)
leaving two hundred Of his men the north side Of the
stream. Bidding these two hundred lake Of them
seyes he continued his way with the major portion Of
bis command. Some Of the two hundred attempted 10
swin she river, but lost horses 10 the attempt.
The others made umutuous haste to point eight miles
above, where they found steam ferry which took them
over in safety General Lyon dIa not oIsst them,
at that identical time no than sixty miles
away. Governor Jacksons followers not al all
pulous about the appliances they mske use u 10 hasten
their flight. Everything which ala them in their
progress the prey Of these Arabs Of the New
World Al Wsrsav the inhabitants were puudered Of
horses provisions clothing, aud whatever else Of
any importance TO fugitive Governor With bn; little
r1 ssyd 10 whether ITO owner was for ~ against toe
UGion.
wsrrau's log. champion from her heights surveyed,
Wide DER Der folds waste OF ruin iaid,
Rpmors continue TO come 70 ears that Governor
Jacss a. alter getting 6eyodd Warsaw, fell in with
'oionei srsps command and met with defeat hu. VIC
cannot SCI he story confirmed. No attack has been
made upon Coo camp the OF than q week
since. Tho Union there ready 70 take the fold
as they can be supplied with arms and Captain
Cooke ia now At Beoaeye to supernend the issuirg Of
ammunition to the Home Guards Of Cooper and
Morgan counties. The rebels In their route through the
Cole camp region zed but few hotss the Inhabitants
their horees in the woods in places distance from
the road The Florence prisoners tina. released at
were teqSec 10 take oasn tnas ,ney woad not
about the Of the United States and 10 s EVIL
dent that Governor jackson does not yet dare openly to
favor accession Theee prisoners were made TO on
foot in advance OF party Of horseeD for nearly ATTY
miles, and ALLOW cd hardly anything 70 eat 0d tee
entire march. Before starting from Florence, the
their husbands, and, on being refused admission
10 the room where they were confined sent 10
stead Of delivering to the prisoners ate the dnners them
geves 10 the Of those for whom they were In
tended Nearly every house in Florence was plaudered
by Gov Jackson orders and nj the time Of the visit Of
the Union troops few days siDce several families
destitute Of provisions enough 70 furnish single meal
In my last from Syracuse incorrectly gave the
OF troops under the command Of Colonel j. F. Bates
gentleman by instinct, able oncer Bis regiment has
tnon ahAp NJ laAaW NTH
lars and volunteers OF the Missouri river expedition,
increases the force TO not far from t*en
ty.hve hundred men Last Friday prepars'ons
we're nearly completed for moving upon Lexing
to attack the rebel fcrpss gathered there but
learning Of the evacuation Of that place General Lyon
changed his determination for in that direction
decided to march upon Springfield in the hope OF
preventing the rebels from making junction with
Ben McCullocb. On Sunday he convened the Common
Council and leading citizens VI Brownsville, and stated TO
them his desire OF procuring a hundred wagons, with
,heir complement Of mules or horses. BE SAID IL was
teams into service, wherever .ound, but he did not
wish 70 do this ard Intended to bny o. hire all
the teams neeeed, aud thought the citizens could
'urnitb Them with far lees Inconvenience TO the
owneis hen ha own men could collect them. AS
.qaerce OF this course the wagons horses end mules
gathered and vi The Far GrO9ns ID less than forty
81 ut hours The TINS the crncy hem Issued
hey ROW te;Vg loaded and piop4re3 for tho trip
tht ccmmatd eis exec, TO start 20 night bl may rot
get owsy before to1rYcw, Il proceed towards
phSheid nuDdrtd and tsyeny nles slant, az the
Of f,oa fifteen u t~e.tY tse miles per cay. No
prospects Of brush ever there are not very brilliant
t hoped that either Colonel Sge or Colonel saoman,
ia their march towards Arkansas, and il not able to
effect battle with them will retard their progress until
General Ly on upon them in tho Cover.
nor Jackson mas become prodgiousy frightened that
he will not he very likely to make ha TILL he reaches
the Arkansas line When he has crossed into that lovely
and retired state he will doubtless thspk God and take
courage and bid defiance to the pursuing Union troops
One hundred and atty Home Guards in Bonneville have
taken the oath Of allegiance to the United states and
xa1 fyaN1 fvnu rda hav
not been issued for the disposal Of the boats at Boone
vile, now IN the service OF the government, during the
| one Of them win remain there in charge
OF company from Colonel Boernsteins regiment,
Cry and the 81 Louis Arsenal The D. A. January will
be kept plying he Missouri river keep that stream
open until secession fairly dead throughout the ceutre
Of the State Within week the Pacific Rail, Dad will
again be in nnDirg order far Syracuse and
alter over it's euth length rhs Gasconade br1ge
finished yesterday and run TO Jefferson CITY
from ST. Louis with sing chsnge at the Ossge crossing
The bridge burning faction hiss probably received fSs
ens Inc legion now ~ chags o. General Lyon sud
does not In Warsaw.
Al Jeerson City yesterday Colonel Bernstein arrested
Governor Jackson He arrived In Jefferson night before
aft and had engaged to give man fifty doars carry
Governor he stated that Governor Jackson
ed convict now in the epenitentiary but ON some
the order for his release nad not been received
fis story not considered by Colonel Boernstiue
sufficiently plausible to admit Of his going forward and
be was accordingly taken into custody. He sent
day 10 the St. Louis Arsenal and will be detained there
TIL an Investigation Can DO had.
The strcest discipline Ia enforced In General Lyons
command and private property everywhere respected
day or two since one OF the regular soldiers entered
house Of a rebel who was away from home with
Jackson osces and stole thsrerom Get Of furs and
silk drees The theft reported and the detection
cuprit, he was tied and severely whippsd The
stolen goods we're returned and the soldiers warned
against interfering in any way with private property
whether Of rebels or Union men Among the rebels,
tbefts matter Of commentator rather than Of repr
mand, and no punishment, however eight, made for
the most extensive plipderpgs
In Jefferson City and vicinity Home Guards t. the mum
Der OF Eve hundred been organized and the most
item furr 'shed with arms. They viii probably be sui
cent 70 hold Jefferson against the rebels should the Union
troops be removed The latter at present remain
there rs tealthy precaution.
THE BATTLE OF BOONvILLE, As SEEN
THROUGH A sou fHERN TELESCOPE.
THRfb HUNDRED UNION TROOPS KILLED AND WOUND.
ED--sEvEN HUNDRED UNION MEN. INCLUDING
GENBRAL LYON, TAKEN PRisoNERs-six PIECES
OF CANNON AND SEVERAL HUNDRED STAND OF