The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-06

June dispatch says: A letter read from
ECom. Bell. of the Mediterranean squad
Eron, says the Susquehanna left Naples OIL
sthe 9Th of May for New York. The Iro
Equois was TO sail from Spezzia on the ISL
! for New York, and the Richmond was II
= follow soon
4 A special dispatch to the Post report
Ethaf Jeff. Davis has issued proclamation
6direcling the Federal troops to Withdraw
! from Virginia soil.
4 Private advices say that Davis is reall'
5alarmed; and his anxiety is so great as t.
getfect his health.
\ The next attack on the Acquia Creel
Ebat,eries will be made by the land forces
Z A special dispatch to the Express says
5By the end of The week the Government
Eexpects to have $4,000 men H. Virgins
nnear Alexandria. %. OOO at Grafton. %,
5000 near Harper's Ferry. $4,000 around
q Baltimore, Annapolis, and the Relay
81 House.
4 Louisville. June 1.-The New Orlean:
s. Picoyune of 3Ist May says the Brooklyn
Z captured Bark II. j. Shealing from Rio
HJanerio for New Orleans, with $4,000
Eworth of coffee. She was sent to he,
aWest.
The New Orleans authorities are per.
aplexed respecting the disposal of free ne
Agroes captured on board prizes.
{ The PicoyuRe Of June lst says that the
D steamers Bremen and Everhard from Bre
: men and General Miramon from Ha
svana had been ordered away from Pass
Loutre by the Brooklyn.
The Powhatan captured the Mary Gin
ston, from Charleston for New Orleans, off
4 1.-The Pass on the 3lst May, with full cargo
sof lice, peas, etc.
Gen. Twiggs has been put in command
of the military department. of Louisiana
The Montgomery Post of the 3lst May
/ says portion of the Confederate troops
were ordered away from Pensacola as
there is little prospect of fight at present
4 Louisville, June 4.--Union flags are
sconstantly raising amid great enthusiasm,
Gall flying at half mast to-day in conse-
equence Of the demise of Senator Douglas.
Mr.. Crittenden consented to Iun for
Congress in the Lexington District, by
PROCLAMATION, at Lagrange, yesterday.
Immense quantities of provisions are
aday and night going by wagons to Shep,
sherdsvile, eighteen miles south of Louis
! willie, on the l.. d n r. r., thence TO be
sent " rail south when transmission from
louisville south shall be nterdicled
The Jou,noi Is informed that there are
$500 soldiers in camp at Trousdale, near
Richmond, two miles from the Kentucky
! line. The same number are at camp
3Cheatham, near Springfield, Tennessee.
The measles were very prevalent among
them also. Twelve well attended Union
meetings were held privately at Nashville,
Saturday. notwithstanding the suppression
aof the Union sentimen; there by secess-
sionists
The Richmond Lhguirer says 5000
unemployed nsgioes are there, and manual
slabcr stagnant.
The Louisville Journal'S editorial says
Col. Anderson will take no military com
.mand here. but goes to the mountains In
Pennsylvania on account of his health.
1900 muskets from government came
aacross the Ohio river to-day and were
distributed here
The Atlantic LteAigencer of June Isl
! learns that $500 troops left Pensacola for
sRichmond.
The United States propeller and flag
iship Minnesota were off Savannah bar Oh
he 3Oth of May.
Especial to the Commercial
Two thousand South Carolina troops
are reported 10 be at Brentvlle. il lew
miles below Fairfax.
The woods near Fort Washington, on
!: the Potomac. have been cleared away, and
redoubts erected by our troops
The Posts Washington letter says it is
I considered certain that Congress will au-
thorize loan Of one hundred million Of
sdollars. Eight or ten per cent. will be Of
] fered. and notes ISSUED from $50 TO $1,000
Gin value.
The Wheeling Luteliiyencer of Saturday
ANNOUNCES the breaking up of Il rebel camp
] of 500 oil 600 men at Buffalo, on the Kan
sawha liver, on the approach OF the Ohio
I regiment.
The same paper reports the 9TH and 9th
slndiana regiments are in Virginia, en- route
sfor Grafton.
Baltimore, June 3.--Gov. Hicks this
morning demanded aud received the mus
! kels of the Baltimore City Guards. l59 in
! number and had them conveyed to Fort
! Mcllenry.
Several men about to start for Harper
Ferry were arrested this morning and Ia.
sken to the folt.
Tribane's dispatch from Harper's Ferry
ssays the general impression prevailed thar
sthere would soon be fight Between
1000 and 5000 troops are encamped IN the
ysuburbs. They were visited on Thursday
sby jeff Davis aud his aids.
At Manassas Junction our informant
!ascertained that there were from 1000 to
5000 troops stationed there, When he
gpassed through there were 5000 more EN-
}ployed along the road 80 within Z miles oil
I Fairfax G.. III.