Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-08
SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE.


from the1ChatieStoh q. ~ courier, NAV 18Th
Tue WAR NEws.-Ihe lnlelllgenee from
the seat OF war mas infused a stimulus INTO our
troops. An almost simultaneous ofler has
been made from the volunteer regiments now
IN canp 10 enter INTO the confederate state ser
wee and proceed at once to Virginia. Cor M
jenkins regiment eleven nuuureu Suohg'
Wnich mas neeh III camp on oui"Vah lS'ahu,
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1nto service very soon ny auJu'aht general ~
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huhdreu strong are aISo ready 10 start lor me
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nj Tho romnony at Inwnr ~oato, ari t,u
whom Messrs Foley & Brother were the
agents The amount of powder on hand was
| about $500 keys, or 10000 pounds. valued Mt
$4,000 The agents turned the powder over
TO the marshal, who took an inventory of the
same. though it was not then removed. About
the same hour a similar demand. emanating
| from the same sources. was made upon Messrs,
A. L. Webb & Brother. Lower Canton. agents
for the Mcssrs. Duponts powder works, Della
ware. The demand was complied with. and
the powder Oh hand. a small amount. turned
over into the possession of the United States.
From the Memphis Bulletin. NAV 30
THE LOWER MIssIssIppr-A gentleman
who came ii ON Montgomery Yesterday morn
ing reports that he passed about 5000 troops
en- route for Union City. This looks as if
| Cairo was 10 be taken, or an invasion was OK.
pected. Yesterday there were $500 troops
there, and 10000 more expected. Gen. Beau
regard we understand, reached this city yes
terday afternoon His presence here indicates
important movements looking to the defence
| of the Mississippi valley. The flood in White
river destroyed he new levee, extending from
| the highland below Augusta to Peach Orchard
the state about $4,000, and was pronounced
one of the best jobs in that state What is
| =, -
singular Is that the river was not up 10 the eX-
IRENE hish water mark.
The ARTILLERIsTs OF LoUIsIANA.-The
battalion of Washington Artillery, numbering
| about three hunnred men, and said to be well
| equipped and well drilled, lett New Orleans for
the seat of war in Virginia" on the 9th uti.
mo. Two of the members died in the cars of
apoplexy a short time before leaving the city,
and their bodies were sent back for interment.
The battalion is commanded by Colonel Wal
| ton, and brings with it eight field pieces A
battalion called the Crescent II .fies, number
ing about two hundred men, expected TO fol-
low in few days There remained IN camp
near New Orleans about 5000 men.
MISCELLANEOUS IrEus-Slavas arc boir,,
armed in many Of The Lonisiana narishoss
some look mon this experimnnI ne a IaH"er'
Gus one. The sugar pIanters in many in.
stances are arming 1hr;r more trnsiv n''rron a