Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-25

| Friday last, Gov. Curtin received
information that Col. Wallace, who
commands at Cumberland in Mary
land, was in great danger Of being
Gu, Of by the Rebels. Whereupon,
some Of the Penu'a Reserves having
Just received most Of their arms and
clothing, were supplied with rations
for forced march. They took the
cars Friday night. and started Satur-
day morning on the Central Road 10
Huntingdon. where they would take
the Broad Top Railway to Hopewell,
and thence, via Bedford or Rainsburg,
Oh foot. 80 or 60 miles, to Cumberland
"A long walk, but much of it thro' a
wooded region. This force includes,
We suppose, Col. Biddle's Wild Cat
Regiment date kane's) in which is
Capt. Roush's company-Col. SIM
mons Regiment, ll.te Col. Gregg's,
Who has been changed TO the regular
army in which are tue Sliler Guards
and the Milton company-and Camp
BELLS Battery Of ter feld-p!eces. 1t
Is said FIVE regiments also are to 60
frou Piltsburg via Conuellsville tor
tie safety Of Cumberland.
HARRISBURG, june "a, ., p M-Ths
Regiments which left here SATURDAY are at
Bedford, There they viii remain for the
IreseIs. TIE friend, Of the 'Guard.' peed
feel 10 sppEebeDsioIs. E.S.
Gen. Buckuer for Kentucky, and
Gen. M'CItllen for the [. ), have
agreed on terms Of neutrality for
hentucky-neitLcr hostile army to be
permitted to occupy her soil, and the
|. ,. property to he kept secure in
rs POSSESSION.
A correspondent Of Col. Patterson's
Pennsylvania Regiment saws that 90
or 10 Rebels have been killed in tie
skirmisLes at and below IIarper's
Ferry.
The NewYork World correspondent
says JEFF. Davis had three Informal
Commissioners il Washington during
the week-not to seize the White
House, but to compromise" There
is an evident fright among the Seces-
siouists as they see the North move.
The movements Of Cadwallader
and Patterson at and near Harper's
Ferry and WiIIiamsport, are involved
in uncertainty.
lhe reporteQ tIgnr al rIeumout I5
not confrmed-the Telegraph is cut
of, and tue position Of affairs there
is uncertain.
Two regiments from Ohio are said
to lie On the route for the kanhawa
river IL Western Virginia, as the
beginning Of z L. 5. Army for that
section. Perhaps they may pass on
10 sustain the Union sentiment in
Eastern Kentucky and in Eastern
Tennessee.
Senator johnson, Of Tennessee, has
reached Washington, and his coming
Is hailed with JOY. Other Congress
men also are arriving.
ST. LOUIS, June 20-T~o field pieces
and numter Of uuske,s were captured
BY the Iowa Federal troops at Hudson, On
the Hannibal Railroad, on Wednesday.
Twenty three Secessiouists were also cap
turei at Cameron, aud several wagon
loads Of lead, . quantity Of powder, and
eight cannon Seventy head Of cattle
were captured by the Federal troops a.
Rolls, aud twenty hse prisoners we're also
taken. Col. SolomOn's Regiment lets
Rolls on the l1lh for Springfield. Col.
SeigeIs Regiment SOON followed.
la Monroe county, Arkansas, near He.
.sna, several negroes were arrested lately
Tor tn attempted insurrectioa. Three
we're hung. Their plot was that all the
" bite males were to be murdered, but the
emales and children spared
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Gen. VAL
,ridge, Of New York, was to-day suthor.
zsd BY Goverpmens.O to notify Gov. Andrew,
If Massachusetts,, that ten additional reg.
ueuts will be called for from Massschu.
etts, which State is to fully equip them
or service.
WILMINGTON, Juns 2o.-Tbs Hsury
lay factory, owned BY Messrs. Dupont &
%, was burnt here this morning. The
uildlpg was insured, bat the machinery
My partially The mill was worked By
Ir. Griffith, who was manufacturing Gov
rpuent cloth. The origin of the Ere n
OF knoWa.
The Tribune has intelligence that Col.
arii,' Second Iowa Regiment, learning
hat the Sece.sioni.ts at Savannah, Mo-,
,ir'y miles north Of ST. joseph, bad driv-
q Gu, or imprisoned all the Union men
! the town, wen, there on Monday with
20 troops, and after ,ligh. skirmisb, in
hieh two rebels we're killed, put things
, rights by dissrniug the Secessionis,s
ID giving their n musis'ssothe Union men.
rsr.irs Of moment have ye. been
Isde on the Baltimore ( Ohio Railroad.
his vii. only be done as the Governments
s,. Possession Of the work, which Will af-
rusrd. be held subject to its control.
Lord Lyons, the British Minister at
',.hirs,on, has been applied to by GER
in wives Of Irishmen in the Confederate
ND, who have never been naturaliIed,
take some sction for their relesse. He
5 directed the British Consul 10 Alex
dria, to take testimony, aud forward it