The national Republican., 1861-06-18
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ENGLAND's sNEUTRALITY-.PRIvATEE
OF CAvoUR--GARiBALDI, ETC.
NeW YORK. June l7.--Additoual in.ell.g .gence
by the steamship Jura has been received.
Lord John Russell has stated the Intention
Of Her Majcs,ys Government To secure the
strictes neutrality during the conflict hr'wceu
the United States and the Confederate States
Mr.. Slidell gave notice in Parliament that he
should aak the Government ministers II the Ia.
terdioton Of priva'ecrs was not at variance
with the former pra .tice, aid what was the
reason for the change in maritime policy.
Count Cavour, the italian statesman, is dead.
The agents Of the steamship 41ridtic refused
the shipment Of rifles for New York.
1t is reported that Garibaldi intends visiting
the United States shortly.
THE REBEL GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI EvAcUATEs
'' HIS CAPITAL. n d 81.
jefferson Ciiy No., June l5.-The capital
of Missouri WAS taken possession Of at two
o'clock this afternoon, on the arrival Of the
steamer Satan, by five companies Of Colonel
Blairs regiment Of Missouri volunteers under
command of Lieut.. Col. Andrews, and a com.
pany of regular artillery, under Capt. Toten,
| all under command of Brigadier General Lyon.
The balance of the force remained on board of
the J. C. Sran, until further orders q.
A company Of regulars, under Major Co.
rant, thoroughly searched the country for con.
traband articles, aud found some wheels and
other parts Of artillery carriages. No violence
was offered, but, on the contrary, the boats
containing the Federal troops we're received with
enthusiastic cheers by large roncourse of the
citizens. "..a-. ..
Gov. jackson aud the other leading seces.
| sionists left here on the steamer White Cloud
| at four o'clock on the afternoon Of the 18th in.
slant. Much disappointment was manifested
| by the troops on finding that the enemy had
fed. The officers, however, expressed no sur.
prise, having been previously informed of the
| evacuation.
The troops under Lieut.. Col. Andrew are
now occupying the State house. One or two
houses have been searched for secession Gags,
but none have been found. ,o..
LARGE FIRE AT BANGOR.
| Bangor, Me-, June l6.-Late last night Gre
broke out in the lumber storehouse Of A. NJ.
Roberts & Son, destroying all the lumber and
molasses in the storehouse, and also lumber on
and destroyed large quantities Of lumber on
the adjoining wharves and docks. The prop.
erty Of Blunt 4 Hindmsn, r. Davis, s. F.
Hersey, Menander & Pearson, Foster & Moore,
]. NJ. R. Hodgskins, Nathan G. Aver, Jud.
| son, Pool, and others, together with several
houses occupied by Irish families, were also
destroyed. Loss probably about $4,000. The
FIRE was the work Of an incendiary.
Some Of the firms who are sufferers by the
fire described above, are represented in the
Maine regiments now encamped in this city.
The junior partner of the house first named
above "a. N. Roberts 4 Sony is Lieut.. Col. of
the second Maine regiment. But these troops
are made up Of men who can stand fire in
the rear.
TROOPS EN- ROUTE FOR WARRINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia Boston regiment
arrived here at six o'clock this morning, and
partook Of breakfast provided by citizens in the
neighborhood Of the depot. They marched up
Washington street to Broad and Prime streets,
and about 8 o'clock left in the cars for the city
Of Washington.
PROVISIONS ooINo SOUTHWARK.
Louisville, June l6, ls6l.-Considerabl
quantities of provisions have been received here
during the past three days, mostly from Madi
son, Indiana, which have gone, and are going
South, uia the Nashville railroad.