The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
The Situation in Arkansas and
\ y the Southwest. a
Albert Pike, with 5000 Troops Of Assorted
ColOrs, In tho Choetaw Nation.
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GENERAL ROANE IN COMMAND IN ARKANSAA
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Two Rebel Governors Ekedaddled
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ROAAE m COMMAND IN ARKANsA&
IRON the s.. Louis RspubIican. !

From the g. Louis Republicans, June s11
Recent arrivals OF men in this State until now Geo.
OF the movements OF portions or tbs rebel army. II
very plain that they are in sadly dilapidatsd and
broken down condition, and that worry little danger
be apprshended from thom, either in this State Or
Arkansas. Z, ,.,.ss - f4f-
Rector, has med military command Of ali tho forces
OF the Cnserals States arkansas and oil the rags.
muns drawn 70 is standard by the act of CONSUMPTION
Is at and about Little Rock, with from 900 5,09e
We venture to say that lie win not stay there
long, for as the White Cloud gets up White river
with provisions Tor Gen. Curtis army, be will At once
march upon take up his quarters 81 Little Rock per.
haps FIR tho suninier From that point be hold al
General Albert Pike, the poet OF New England and
leader Of Bands Of recntcss and demcnac savago 18th
about tive thousand assorted Tesas Arkansas and Indian
toops 10 at Doggy Depot in the Choc:aw Nation, some
thirty miles above old Fort Towson the north bank
Of the Fed river He has built bridge across that
stream, aud has given orders TO his foIowe s. Tbs
approach OF the federal trcos Texas aud
then burn the bridge. Among the oommen people Of
PIKE is coward aud that he does not intend to get n
harms way IL b can As0if it. Ibis has not been his
character There are two one from arkansas
and the othcr from Texas White river below Bates
vilc. ~ h~4e
General Rains, Of Missouri. il moving about betwess
Tan Buren, and Little Rock, bus without many msu. He
Missouri and forces gs
about fifteen hundred stand Of artnsaD battery,
which he ok T. Little Rock bssis for srasiag nss
In the Southwest but on the aoach Of General Curtis,
and whom ass heard from Attempting ~ os,a.
lions 70 rscos or his battery and guns. a -4sr-.
Tho Missouri Stale troops were In Mcdonald county.
With no enemy nearer than two regiments Of Chsroksss
near faequah the capital q the Nation ana
Conel Consy with some SEQ mon. who had been drvsa
from Camp Walker BY Colonel Doubleday, as heretofore
published #R ~ f9 @sa6 " viA agssa7
The rsoreant Oaih. jackson and Gov rnor Rector a
Arkansas had bath fed to Texas taking hio
family aud chsttels with him But they VIII hardly re-
main there long when tbs United states reoccuDy
Texas and ale rs.urns To her aeGance they win
be compelled 70 run y Aexco, - le only means q
avoiding the Punishment due their crimes. General
McBrde another Is reported Various.
ly, to be Red river and White but his where
abouts are not OF much impor TANGO. 49,. 4 n.
The whole number Of HISTORIANS who have Joined The
Confederate army about co., An Others is stated
trying 70 get back in way Or oter OK those
Ia the rebel army some 500 600, under General
Parsons, enrolled tor twelve months esst Of
the Mississippi 4 AN 81 fsp ~ fS
Several thousand Confederate horses grazing and
recruiting on tho Washa under contract Win James H
Haden Of Howard aud Robert Walker Of Charlton
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Strange - may seem, jackson fraudulent Missouri
State scripwhch Is really not worth dollar bushs
commands conf in Arka than Confedsraes
money, and ID takcn in preference. What b the
condition Of the State when II has 10 better representa-
tive Of value than this ~. 4 \. .s..4. ~