The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-26

rienced, and no seeessjonjsts 49,, No trouble l,
PIE T 81 CUMBERLAND are all friendly 'ssecn m
The Houaves should have baan e, +.
SON. Oh Pennsylvania with moro olileu ny Gen r.
Gen. Scott, direct usle'' to Cumb,,l la
One hundred army wagons ~,
norses are at Parkersburg to-ngbt full sunni.
ton. 1hat means, most likely ~ ' III route f6r q
and another attack on the rebels I'll onward moyer
The difficulty hitherto has been
Inc transportation Of supplies awny s Of means
Ihese wagons remove that embarross ,loi the gaIn
ueh. harrington promises the O5io -'l.sHt
FORMS II honest contractors can bn troops good e
de mas gone to Philippi to-day to aoaa IN tie S
inc troops there. portion Of the 0bio NJ condition
are 10 De suppled with Enfield rifles 'Alo troops h,
Companies q Virginia volunteers o.o
aoly 70 organise under Gen Morris procl. ming m
Issueu To-Day to twofully organised on An
tatno 9i others are reporting from ~ paniesf
e?ss 1ie loaa : clear IRON Cumberland south ln
nhS agalil, ana travel Is reviving Man Trains In
convention to-day. way 70 the WhFss
Scouts report the rebels entronol..
Gap mountain four miles from Tn r,tas lhemseye,
point is half way between Grsfton a5 Ihehs
The gap is thought to be an mnortsno, SUNDERLAND
as it commands the entrance to wosteu
Nothing is known of the intended ', ~ ignil
troops The secessonists are occes;o eaels dfo
sentres, but are otherwise quiet Thu 4 ~ bring aa
for further offensive movements. "oopsale ar,
GRAFTON, June 7.-Itisreportadbo..,
erners are moving on Rodney. which c11- gay The @
excitement here, at Cumberland and =. y lege8s
| WHEELING, June I9-An orlinanos il'oaney,
convention, 73 against 3, PROVIDING e.. 4s passed I'll
organisation Of the State goyern,9or ~ me entire Ii
the Richmond convention, and will nfoo. - iepade
new governor A State seal and t ~ to eos
authority have been ordered O'iie' enttua
WHEELING, June 2I.-The convor+;..
signing the declaration providing for =. occapela
ton OF the State government. 5lr po.l eG'gglaiss
elected governor, and Daniel Paisley o,P las been
nor. full governors council eIac.aI lantsOyer
and formally inaugurated him. ''4 'ne govena
Mcclellan assumes command and evDo:..
$4,000 soldiers in the field BY SATURDAY eys to haye
CINCINNATI, June I5.-Mr. John sl,p,
arrested and committed to jail for sbnpr l tea
ale barrels. 1--Pi'lS outsfa
CINcINNATI, June 20th-Troops ana.
rapidly for duty in western Missouri concentrating
LEXINGTON, June 2I.-Cnuenden i or,...,
gress from this district by majority of S'sV econ
Mallory is elected in an adjoining district -'0O votes
LOUISVILLE, June I7.-It is reporta5 tL,.c
Coffin orders no Tennesseeans to occuDv tba g' A
islands on the Mississippi Its also raIor 4J Aea
tachment of the State Guard had been o,io l' a
lumbus. ''I " To-
large quantity of meat which had boor s...-,
from Madison, was returned to-day The m r,ra5
compelling the return was headed By sonbar
men, on the ground that the norber1ers
lished the blockade, they should not dishonest, '
Gifted by the enhancement ANY idea Of ooaI ses1
ness has been removed by the fact that there
bacon here with which it could compete ~
Another boat from Madison freighted witb rro,ii..
left that port to-day and was pursued by the ocaf
and forced to disgorge her cargo '''
JEFFERSON CRY, (Mo.) June l9-The eoryio+,
the pemtentlary attempted to escape. Sizwep NM
and four wounded.
JEFFERSON Cry, June 20.-The steamer sro,ss.,
from Boonyille, confirms the defeat of hesitate .
with twenty killed The federalist had tro i1l,.s
nine wounded and missing.
HERMAN, Mo, June 1.-THE steamer Io,i$,n. il.
third of the invading feetis here and takes Ioe-g
regiment on board.
ST. Louis, June 11-aRdge Treat has called sra.
grand jury for supreme session of the United H.
district court on the goth july
ST. Louis, June l3.-The following Is Gov. JaEar,
proclamation: A series of unlocked for and wr.rI
leled acts have been inflicted upon the peace and d
Of this commonwealth, and upon the IighS and 5s
ties of its people, by wicked and unprincipedne19
Tossing to act under the authority of the federal ps
eminent Solemn eHaetments Of your Legislature hg
been nullified, Your volunteer soldiers have teTe
rested; commerce with sister States has been SUSPEND
trade with your own felow-citzens has been s-pah
the hauassing control of armed artillery; peaeaIa
zens have been imprisoned without warrant; uHofzz
and defenceess men, women and children LaycRI
ruthlesSly shot down and murdered, and OiLeru baa
BILE indignities heaped upon your State and yOusTs
To this you have submitted with atriOtic0r54aa
which has only encouraged more daring uETliE
Ny object has been to preserve peace and ga,g
from our borders. With that view Gen PrCem1@4
with Gen. Harney. The State goyeranen; fithlsj
adhered to the agreement The federal goyHIn.;
manifested its disappropriation by the dHIE9.oi e.
Harvey, and commenced proceeding utterly hosdla
the agreement, waving the dignity Of M&0u.
l solicited an interview with Gen. Lyon and q.
propositions more honorable to the federal guean1i
than to Missouri, that if the federaists would F1s
| would pledge to dsband the militia, forbid .sEn
duction of arms into the State, protect all czeH
CARELESS of political opinions) repress all ilsfra1
maintain a strict neutrality; and, if necesarT mGsT
out these pledges, would call for federal asjslH
Nothing but the desire to avert civil war coI.lhsl
duced these humiliating propositions These pg
tons were rejected.
Gov. jackson calls for $4,000 militia to rqd
invaders.
ST. LOUIS, June l5.-Gen. Mcclellan delyeplIa
dress to the soldiers at Cairo, in which he said tl
would be the leaders of the great Western army al.a
long would have an opportunity to meet the coneae
ST. Louis, June -BrigadiergeneFal Slack A
been arrested at Chillicothe br the federaists
&c ] ! 'lu fiT-lDp lr10
cavalry encountered considerable force Of tI&oaas
stationed on hill with cannon, cannOnading there's
Three federalists were killed. The cavalry were ~
pursued in their retreat The MissOrEans are coies
trating at Blue Hills.
An Iowa regiment is advancing via the IlLF.5--
Renek, whence they will take a country road 70 D.1
vile. Thirty Missourians attacked the tedeaIs CAV
ing Dardanelles creek bridge.
The st. Louis Republican says that Immeaa't9-
the accidental discharge Of gun the fedeFal l'r
commenced an iudiscrimuate ire without o.l.E'
slaughtered fell in every direction. Inc AI'Is ".
ceased when the vicinity was deserted. sewn M.
killed. The fremen are engaged Washing .Ds
from the streets. Col. BOernsten Is scouting
country. Col Holloway, of the State troops ~'T
sented as having been killed. ,,,..-.-.: ,-.
The federal troops in the interior OF AlSso-''
her 10000, located as follows: 25Oo al ny
Jefferson City; 5000 at Bolla; $500 at St, 1o ,.
along the Hannibal railroad 1903 on northern .rs
sippi railroad; 1000 at Bird point; inaddIilol
$500 at ST. Louis. ,.+bsrs
ST. Louis, June ga special dispatch 70 ~. .-' a,
publican saws scouts have brought lllo'As s.,a Z
Lyon is coming with seven boats and large ios i d
ter consultation further retreat was oFaeJ- 4,
Gen. Price went home Col Parsons Tls . sy
Col. Marnadukc dsaected resigned. The As.I Tr,55
however would fight, and the truth reglGan5 n ia
forces becoming known induced GOV Sa5 m t5s d
thema brush Noparticuar8 are given as l o'
wounded, or prisoners, A Mr.. Little co immature
ST.. Louis, June 21.-Thc Iowa regiment N BSss.
inland from Hudson to foyma conjunction -'D
vile with general Lyon. svG&
BLOODY AFFRAY IN ST. FRANcIs-ff ,l-, Fl fnn
dress, Esq. of this city, who has just Fetas t 3D.
Francis county, we learn that on the 4 I5' ~ Al D
of Taylors creek neighborhood was MI !. Bad a
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