Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-07-05
The WAR.

, large quantity of arms and Ammunition, in.
| cluding 500 rifles, were found in the cellar.
Gen. Bunks has issued orders of non inter
! terence with my Of the officials except tn.
police. but vacancies from refusal to serve or
reS'gn"tione are to be filled by Kentucky.
| WAsnlSeroH. June 29.-Thc Pa,cnee is az the
Navy Yard. The EIee6orn proceeded to po;n.
Matthias and there landed men and sand bsus.
and proceeded to erect breastwork. Tho
so"'herners appeared. when those engaged on
the breast,works took to the water, the South
erners occupying the works Captain Ward,
! OF shs Free6orm. while firing gun to r,ro,eet
the swimmers wos shot in the breast and :.
de"d. Fifteen shots were thrown among the
sou'herners. but the effect is unknown.
he Government is goin, borrow two
hundred millions from the PEOPLE in sums Of
my and one hundred dol!ars. The Cabinet
seems afraid to trust the captaliats.
! 1t is rumored that the Cabinet voted reou.s-
ting Gen. Scott to tnke the city Of Richmond
II possible, before the assembling Of the South
ern Congress
Gen. Mcclellan hns been authorized to send
munitions of war to Columbus. Ohio.
The Pacific coast mails. after Monday, will
go VIA the overland route.
GHAfr"S. June 29.-Thpre ha. Teen a ,k;,-
rnis, near Cumberland. Thirteen fe,)er.;.,
Z"uavcs abandoned their horses and took 10
; the hii's. arriving in Cumberland Iast nigh.
with tw" missing aud one killed.
tA'R"' June 7".-Tva Dutch conpanics were
"r'.rr"'' I" Alton, to join the forces there which
~" '"re"ien'"g Missouri. The%Gprinans did
net Want to leave CaiI" and many left in
i'.r- 'F
'."r'svILLE Jn" 2a.-Thr T.nn+ss.-nps ron
i, ''":'rg. New Orleans eav airy h,v. be.n
~" -! I" Nit .suuri
-" - t"n's Dsmocrat's Cairo c." rr.ron
"i';. >"!S chat hundred. of Mssumrians ,r-
'"''-'. rating an the Arkansas border and are
r-' = v!I.-: ayns from the South. fh.y .xp.et :,
hs;"',-'l Wy T.nnrsseeua. Arkas All. and Mi,-
siss';!"nn<.
'i:rl's l'"'"i is sgua:ledby two repim.n,s and
" '"l"." If flying artillery
ti"" \. /: i..arv has arr,v-t nt,ssnp Girar.
dean. G"". Lyon fs still ut Bo"nev,:l,.. Col
''''S'' ~ "f""rs 'S'' 'sr" camp tn. In,l,ana
s:,ir
Ge' l.r"" prohibit Ia the shipment af every
'h'"E ''.t""d-'i for the e-cr,!-d States.
Ahr Eu''-h''at~ must wait for waller
We have be*a furnished with the follovino
private dispatch. dated.
NoHFoLK, June aas-Three steamers took
troops this In''rning from Fortress Monroe. and
sto"' towards cape Henry
''h'e'h'ne must hnve hnppenett TO- the enc
my h'g gun At 'he Rip Raps. They threw nc,
shells Yesterday or t" lay up to four H.. III.
Much sickness is said to affect th. enemy
%" the peninsula Tho health of our troous H.
g"ol
FE"~ M.S.ssAs Jexcrron-The Eyuehluror
Rcp"etiea" "f yesterday say..
'senth-'t'en *l,o reached here We ter .ay from.
Aa"nssa' junction say that only three rcei-
'n"ntS are now at,tlmt place. all of tho other
f"-c-" under Gen. B~auregard's = command bav--
ing been advanced in the direction Of .Alexap--
,lria .~
rw" Sonrh CarsE:an companiss n1e within.
four miles of Alcsanrin
lhe reported capture Of nine South Caro-,
inians Is still asserted, b.1t there is no confir-
nation.
Among the troops yet Mt the Junction is the
entire regiment of Col. Garland. made M al
'n"st entirely Of companies from thi. city aud
county.
"As'rINcroS. July c..-Thc Federalists want
Fairfax by The fourth Of july
tn" S"u'hcrners are running cars within
ten mileS"f Alexandra.
Inc Confederate steamer George Page il.
"ru's ng i" the vicinity of Aquia Creek.
Col. Stone IL to occupy tn. Mary land heights
c"rnm- nling Harper's Ferry.
VIM. Brent OF South Carolinn, an Henry
SCOTT. Of Maryland, have been arrested as spie,.
Fremont hns been commissioner a regular
Mrjor General, rankin next in rank to Gen Nc.
Clellan.
An order has been given to supply fhe
Whole force on b"th stiles Of the Potoma, with
extra rations Tor six dnys
Patterson's 'leIny in advancing keeps every.
thing waiting. The Government has decided
t"snk" him out of the way. 1t ia helrved.
general advance will occur on ste fourth Of
July.
KENTUCKY The Richmund Dispatch. speak
ing of Krn'ucky says,
NV" fr'lsL and believe that the gallant State
ct k"n'"'ky onnnnt m..h longer look with
'"' ff"r"nee upon the efrprts now heinp mad.
= '"~'sr" her mother Virgin in, aud her sister
'' 'o'"' Shh siIr who - hone of
' ''''" ".'t flesh Of our flesh remain p.s
'.'' s;-'t'f" Of the movements of vast armies
!" "lfAh ""t 'ibrrtv aud m,ls,,ende nee III tho
u."f tan she look from her lofty hills unon
u" ''r". aud See droves Of th,se swine Soyer-
"'""g QUE Western territory. the farms IN,
'"u-c- "f her own kindred and DOT burn IN
ross III" ""r,ier aud avsnge such insults aid
"r"nIsf She Is not 6ie Kentucky of oltfp,
''ne. # she can ren'Hi" neural much longer.
Missouri has tefisd The opprrssor to h,s teeth.
MARYLAND. gallant Mary land, is only held down
~ t'rce OF arms. and if free. like KSn.uckv
would lead the vanguard Of tba Sn,,t