Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06
A CALL FOR MEN. ~fRKANS.AS, TO THE FIELD
 AND DEFEND YOUR BORDERS!
BLAIR SERANADED
NAPOLEON "ALL RIGHT. "
CAIROITES WANT WHlSKEY-"OLD
 ABE" No MONEY TO PAY WITH.
FROM VIRGINIA.
He Makes q Speech.

ALEXANDRIA. July 2.--Henry c. Harris, of Richmond, killed in attack on federal pickets. pocahontas and Pawnee have sailed for Mat thias Point.
 Blair been serenaded-called Legislature of Maryland lost copperhe eads--spoke of south ern chivalry amusing itself by picking off pick cts He declared for wa: till no enemy left to war against, and abominated compromise, and compIimeuted Lyon.
 FORTRESS MONROE, July 2.--Massachusetts regiment has been moved beyond Hampton, but did not like to go. The Massachusetts naval brigade, with battery, crossed Hampton Creek.
 Clark. of Louisiana. Zouave, was captured. Gen. Butler goes Lome to induce MasSachu- setts to furnish regiment of cay Try.
 A flag of truce arrived from Norfolk with Lncoln's physician, Dr. Richards on board the boat.
 FROM MARYLAND.
 BALTIMORE, July 2-Capt. Holmes late of the Susquehanna, who was on the St. Nicho- las, disguised as woman, after the seizure ot St. Nicholas, captured three vessels laded with lice aud coffee and took them to Frederlcks- bug.
 FROM WASHINGTON.
 WAsHlvoloN, July : Ship St. Nicholas been seized by southern passengers. No di- plomatic appointments will be considered till after adjournment of Congress.
 Federalists wan. Fai,fax by fourth of July. Southerners running cars in ten miles of Alex andra. Confederate steamer Geo. Page cruis- ing in vicinity of Aquia Creek.
 Col Stone is to occupy Maryland heights immediately commanding Harper's Ferry. Brent of South Carolina and Henry Scott of Maryland been arrested as spies.
 most significant article, published simul- taneously in the Patrie and Moniteur, fore shadows the coming recognition of the South ern Confederacy Emperor announces for Confederacy has the same claims to acknowi- edgement as the new kingdom of Italy, when 1t can maintain itself, and international rela- tions can be established with its rulers.
 Fremont has been commissioned regular major general, ranking next to McClelland.
 An order been issued to supply whole force on both sides of Potomac, with extra rations for six days. Patterson's delay ill advancing keeps everything waiting. Government deci- ded to take him out of the way. It's believed general advance will be made on the 4th of July.
 Fifty dollars treasury notes, redeemable III two years, are afoat in business circes. More federal steamers going to mouth Of Potomac. It is rumored Secretary Wells resigned, but it needs confirmation.
 Dan Sickles Brigade has fummuxed
 NeW fork Express correspohaeht say i' 10 not the purpose to give Southerners battle on grand scale until after August. They can have 1t by advancing, but Scott makes no ad- vance towards Richmond until September
 FROM LITTLE ROCK. PROCLAMATION OF MILITARY BOARD. LITTLE ROCK, July 2.-The proclamation aludes to the concentration of Federal troops on our border, and calls on the people to repel the invaders For this purpose tenthousand men are called for, to be organized into ten regiments; first regiment to be raised by Gen. Geo. M. Hill, and ordered to organize al Benton; 2d by Gen. Roane at Pine Bluff; Sd by Hon. E. W. Can't, at Washington 4th by Hon. H. Flanagan, at Arkadelphia; 9th by Col. c. w. Lemoyne, at Dardanelle; 9th by Col. w. R. Patterson, at Jacksonporte; 7th by Col. A. D. Grayson, at Harrisburg, Craigheat County; Sth by Gen. E. W. Turner, at Yell ylils; 9th by Gen. T. D. Merrick, at Spring held; 10th by Capt. W. c. Mitchell, at Canell ton. Each company to arm itself with thu usual weapons of the country and furnish theil