Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-06
10000 Southern troops at
 Yellville, Mo.
FROM VIRGINIA.

FROM VIRGINIA. FoRT MONROE, July 3.-Mass. regiment and naval brigade occupy the deserted dwell lings of Hampton.
 PHILLIPf va, July 3.-Gen. Wise moving here with l,500 men, and will make an attack on the 4th.
 FROM WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON July 3.--Two South Caroli- na regiments within five miles of Alexandria. Pennsylvania regiment has moved to Point of Rocks.
 All Northern troops are oraered to advance. FOREIGN NEWS The Persia has arrived. The sales of the week amounted to 55,000 bales. Spectators took 10000 and exporters 5000 bales. Mar ket was steady at last quotations. Persia has f154 ,000 in specie. Prince Albert and Edn- burgh have arrived out. Great fire raging on cotton wharf, London; six lives lost Lord John Russell announces that France regrets cooperation of catholic powers to maintain temporal sovereignty of the Pope.
 It is reported that Dayton remonstrates against the late article published in the Patrie Hungarian agitation increasing. 30,o0O sol- diers concentrating at Pesth. Fire in London commenced on Saturday and ragged all night 4,0O0 bales american cotton were consumed.
 FROM NEW fOdAs
 NEw YORK, July 3.--Post's Washington correspondent says there are many evidences of speedy advance on Fairfax. lmm ense ar mamerts and provisions have been sent over Potomac. Chase instructs Philadelphia mint to hold large amount of bullion belonging to Georgia banks till she becomes loyal again.
 The Tribune's correspondent, says that the Presidents message will not exceed four col umnS.
 Should battle occur near Washington, Gen. Scott will take command.
 The Cabinet decided on grand advance.
 The Times correspondent says, there are only three regiments at Manassas Junction. A regiment is moving forward under Beeu- regard for Fairfax.
 NEW YORK, July 3.-Steamer Northern Light arrived with $S00,000 in specie from California.
 FROM KENTUCKY.
 LOUISVILLE, June 3. Washington corres- respondent New York World, say Vienna been evacuated. LOUISVILLE. July 3.--The directors of Nashville railroad, two Tennesseans and hve Kentuckians have voted unanimously to open the road with clause in the receipts, relieving the road if any goods are coniscated by tede- raI or State authority. Cotton backed by president Gallagher, said not one pound contraband goods shall ieave I,ouisville-- of city is, we Will see about that. It is said Rosseau will be sent with his rag-a-muffins to aid Cotton. LOUISVILLE, July 4.-Fifty five hundred, including thousand Tennessians, two thou sand Arkansains, eight hundred Kentucklans are at Melville with ten pieces of flying artll- lery. Indication are that about 20,000 will advance-very able bodied men. Southern Missourians enrolling. Not word of confirmation of Patterson's despatch The despatch was telegraphed here vesterday noon-details of such an affair would not withhold. Usual morning reports from east fail to-day and last night midnight. Des- patch contained nothing. Invaders evidently have nothing encouraging
 FROM MISSOURI.
 ST. LOUIS, July 3.--Democrat announces promotion of Lyon to Major General, com nand embraces Ind, Ill. Iowa, and Mo. Ere mont relieves McClelland in western Vlrglnia The Federalists are moving towards De So- to where Missourians are in force Wno having no bugles goyeren their motion with cannon
 FROM MARYLAND.
 HAGERsTowN Mp., July 3.--Dispatch ovel Gen. Patterson's signature dated Black h'Ver near Martiusburg, says that he has rooteo m GOO (?) Southerners and that he lost ohly three Killed and ten wounded in this marvel lous exploit This palpable lie gratihe' Scott very much.
 FROM CONNECTICUT.
 HARTFORD, July 4.-Ex-Gov. Seymour Of fered a re esoution, in the house, virtually up holding confcderacy. His resolution was sup porteG by IS fearless Democrats.
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