The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-27


from st. Louis gives list Of those Southern
men aud women who were expelled from that
city by the Yankees, and the charges upon
which the expulsion was made:
Mr.. Kennett, above named, is a noted and
influential disloyalist.
MI. Knight was convicted Of openly av0w-
in himself disloyai, aud rspe atsdly making uss
of reasonable expressions.
Mr. Coyne, tailor, was shown to have as
sisted in the conveyance Of rebel maiis to and
from st. Louie; also, to have been engaged In
making uniforms for rebel officers, supplying
spies and escaped prisoners with money, and
in genesal aiding tho enemy to the best Of his
abilities aud opportunities.
DR.. Golding was proved dislOyal; TO have
furnished mo.ey to escaped prisoners Of war,
anl to have acted as rebel mail receiver and
foIwarder ia st. Louis
Messrs Clarke aud Bourne, of Platte cOuu.
ty, were the editors and propristoIs Of the
Platte county C0aserrat0r, rauk treason
sheet, which OF course was suppressed.
Messts. GOran and Cope, Of Montgomery
county, signalized their faitLfalnsss as good
Citizens by refusing to take the oath of allie
glance presented for Jurors.
Mr.. Rose, Of Pike county, was shown to
have been engaged in harboring, feeding,
aecrsting and encouraging bush hackers.
Mrs Tfu.ten Polk, of st. Louis, the wife
VI tu0 B0UoA OA-JoubtOA AtucS0u 4 OlA, " WuU ID
ia the Southern army, was hold to have re-
peatedly expressed sympathy for the rebel
cause, indulsing in reasonable correspon-
dence, etc. 1t was thought the lady's proper
sphere evidently was with her husband in the
Confeieracy.
Mrs Lucy Welsh wac notoriously disioyal
busy body, aud among other offices in their
onerE, rebel fugitives aud spies with clothes
aad other comfOrte.
MIS-. Dorsey correspondsd with the enemy,
and on her arTest and examination is said 70
have displayed q marvellous amount Of ins0.
lenca
Mrs. E. Rose, of Pike county, wife of Da-
vid Rose, above named. participated in his
sympashies aud hospitslities towards bush
WhAcksrs-
Mss w. Veil, Of S. Louis, was deemed uu.
duly 0utsp0ken in her sv0wsls Of dssl0yslty.
She Is also said to have aided in the escape Of
the rebel spy, Absolom 0rimss, and 70 have
Deea actively engaged in the rebel mail enter
She is also held TO have c0rrespOndsd in cy.
phef with tho eNeMy.
Miss Cleveland was arrested for correspond.
ing with the enemy. Ga examination che " as
~ the last degree insulting u the officials.
who sought " treat her only with the p, /.
lltsnsss due to lady. She WAS tifst arrested
in Troy, Lincoln county, BY order OF Gen.
The Misses Susan and Selma Lemon are
step daughters Of Mrs Rose, aud participated
il inequalities to bush whAckess.
The ladies are allowed to take with them IN
abundant wardrobe and an unslintsd supply
of other nee assaries, to prove which We ap-
pend list Of articles taken BY two Of the
Mrs. -, 6 pair shoes, 9 dresses, elk sack,
pair drawsrs. 10 chsmisss. 3 ski1ts, 2 nannel
sacks, IL pair hose, I dog. handksrchisis, d
paper pins, box steel pens, half ~ ounce
quiuine, one eighth IN ounce morphine, bot.
tie camphor, calomsl. bottle laudanaH, pare.
goric,l bottle Of eastor oil, box ssidlitx pow
1srs, musquito bar, pais shests, small guam
tity Of stationery, sun u&trslia. doz tow
Ella, half dozen night gowns, email lot Of but
tOhs. thread, etc., to tnish dresseS
An ~ black drsssss, skists. dozen
hoe, l2 chsmisss, II pair drawsrs. shawls,
pair blsnksts. buffalo robe, 8 pair shoes,
silk mantiltas, 3 bonSsts. psrAeols, = p.iE
gloves, l2 spools cotton, spools silks. . nixes
| ire.sss, " towels. masquiso bar, l2 piesse
soap, l rsam paper, D Packages envelopes, I
corssts. II hsndksechisis.
Ashton r Johnson sad family were 70 have
| lsft Yesterday IN the City Of Alton, bat 10 70
caiysd ten days additional time 70 close up ~
| buaineas afIa,rs II 81. Louis
! Additional tiae Wso ia ike manner gssn&et
70 Edward W. 1sah@sA'.as