New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
x.rEsT WAR NEWS.

we learn irpln Louisville that che State aUthoEi-
tios OF Kentucky have Iuade an agreement Win
Esor.Gen. Mcclellan, Nv which kentucky ID 10
protect United States property within her limits,
eafoTeo the Federal laws according 10 the ihter-
rretaticu Of the Supreme Court, and enforce
Ssutral.ty as against the Rebel States. In 70.
turn. Gen. Mcclellan viii reipect Kentucky ter.
sitery, but Kentucky must keep out all Secession
forces, or give equal right Of occupation. The
kioveruor of Tennessee has been notified oi this
sQTeement aud promises to keep out as long as
4he National troops do. VIII these Secession
a.oyeFnors keep their promises bstter than did
t.eg. ,Jaeks9a W Mlspe2Eii
.,Ie.ters to a Gharseston payer ieS sut the care
fsVy ccncesled iact thst there are waby Union
snen in tde very heart of Eastern Virsinis. AT
hianasfae Gen. Beauregnrd is sufrot Sded by a
hostile population, and it Is unsafe i"r ms sol
diers 10 leave the camp alone. Slave .usuTTee-
tions and civil war are imminent.
There had been no important movements near
Fortress Monroe up u Friday afternoon Gen.
Butler keeps up his reeonnoiteriDg expeditions.
The weather is very hot. AL the wounded men
ia hospital are doing well. ThoIe is q ranor
that cersin deserters from the enemy at Sow
tant information, but it is withheld from tSe
public. letter from Col. Magruder disclosea
the fact that the Rebels have but one prisoner
from Our side.
The forward movement Of troops does not
sbatc. Beside those just gore and going from
Nov York, four more regiments are called from
1ntiians, and the 9TH Maine Regiment will be
along on Wednesday. Tie I'd Rhode leland snd
S6th New-York reached Washington Yesterday.
The irigate Santec sailed from Portsmouth,
l'ridsy, and the Vincennes is to leave Boston
on Tuesday.
Senator Andrew johnson, the brave defender
OF tho Union in Tennessee, has arrived at Wosh.
Sogtoa, after narrow escape from assassination
In yirginia--tho mother Of chiYalry. Mr.. johnson
thinks that If the Union ueD IN Tennessee
sad Kentucky could have arms and efc.ont
support by the National Government they
night tnrn TIE Wild iiie of treason and crush
out Secession. Tie Union Convention OF East
Tennessee VIII probably ordor an election for
members Of Congress, and establish state
Government, declaring the Rebel Government to
be legal and void. TIE Third and Fourth
ohic Regiments left Cincinnati on Friday after.
uSpui iOL fHBlaia' Vta' 1A"SA'4'"A "NS ~
Parkorsburg on the sano day, bound for
Grafton.
BY way Of Chicago, we ore tod that 1000
Missouri Rebels have gOne down to Memphis.
A ruruor Gays that Missourisns arc. crossing the
Arkansas River white River probably meant),
and gathering at YelViile, in arkansas. Capt
Prince, with small force Of regulars, had
moved from Kansas City TO- Liberty, No., to
dispersc a rebyl forco, but flcy did not wait Tor
him--tloy scattered prolhiscuOusly. Copt. I.
took possession of the twn, and made prisoner
of The rebel commandey. General Morris
The sensation reports from Hsgoystown about |
Col. Wallace and tic Indiana Regiment and the |
cutting up of a sHnIl Union force at Ncw-creck |
Bridge, are exploded by slater news" The |
guard Stationed at the bridge oil escaped, after
spking and throwing into the creek Their two |
cannon. Gcl. Wallace il encampcd near the
town. and is not surrounded, but thinks be can
easily hold his position. Two stories are told
yconcerk.ng Col. Bowman and Mr.. ChaEe; from
HaSsrstown that they are safe in prison al Mar.
tinsourgj from Baltimore (city Of large stOries)
that they have been hung as spies.
There are vague stories told dsil, at Wash
ingtcn, Of Gen. Beauregsrds doings, but they
sssm to be almost entirely imaginary. The last
ono is, That Boauregard is in full force at or
ssaf Fairfax Court House. He @s. to have
Ssssa Washington yesterday, but for sopo urcs.
taSsalA rse,cu Ae failGd 10 do 20.