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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
WESTERN VIRGINIA THREATENED.
GRATTOs, Va. Tuesday, juno II, II

GRAFTON, va. tueolAy JUNO 10 loVl'
4 man reached here to-day from Richmond, after a
long and tedious journey through In. interior Of the
State He reports that the gener,, impression along
his route and i. was claimed t. 90 founded on trust
worthy information was, the large reenorceenis 70
the Rebel army woud be set. into Western Virginia
immediately. They were pressing MI men into the
ranks.
report wss brought here to-day that ox-Corg-ess-
man Ganrett lad superseded PorteTield in coz nant
OF the forces, aud was then at Haonyiile about Is
miles from here.
Ii was $50 gumorod tbs. General Wise was Rtoi'
strengthening hs forces at that point. The tru. VII
probably be asesrtained tomorrow.
The rumorei march on Cumberland, via RomDey, IL
as,er;sined 70 have been the s movement, their des
tinatoa evidently being further west.
Col. Wallace, with tho llth Indiana Regiment, is
still q: Cumberland. No movement '! ths Federal
troops from this poiu, is yet indicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
KANSAS AND MISSOURI.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, June 10, 1881.
A correspondent Of The LeGtsavorth CoHs<y r0t,ssI
wiring from Kansas City, Friday, says ths, Yesterday
two companies Of cavalry and one Of dragons were
sent toward Independence. They went within TIVE
and half miles Of that place when they upas
body Of rebels numbering 1000 or 1000 The off,
cers Of the regular force holding psrlsy, whes
the rebels fired upon the ,roops, wounding mNs.
Another soldier bad his shou der crushed in the retreat
An express snivsd from Independence at Ksu,.s
City, ~ 10 O'Clock Friday morning. Byi. we lean
;hs, Capt, Holloway, chief o. the Rebel foTces, W.
killed by his men, accidentally, together with IL
rren, in tho fire on tho reguisr troops yesterday.
Ii seem. that while the officers Of the regulars were
holding psrIey with tie Rebels tie latter attempted
to oathank the regulars bu: did not succeed The rag-
ulars retired in good order.
The rebels had pieces Of eenror in sight, snd
fred few rounds bat slot fired By our trc2Ps
G, they did not 80 prepared to fgh; 80 large BODY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
THE CIVIC HOME GUARD.

The Civic II, ne G ard held their geseul msetisa
last night st Pslsce Garden Which was veil str-rds1
By tic corps Of the various Ward. Ssul Ho'alibg
esq ai.I ounced tlat the general ineeig ~ woLi -
fCrtnivbtly but that the respective Wsrt. w"uld
meet weekly for drill. under command OF their losl
officers. Wsot 1f spaoe prevents our giving details u
the military evosens, and The Interesting sddre,sss
liyered by Ger. Lloyd aud otter.
tut BRUoKIyN PHALANx.
Most If the mbers of the new companies fos the
1877 Regi eut who rad 70 ~ az home have formed
a new compsny FIR the Phai nx. few more men NJ
tic bit stamp will be recei we'd ii tho brooklyn Ar.
ucry by o'clock tbs morning. The Phalinx il sow
eucsmled the Il and will be mus,crei In to-day
NINTH REGIMLNT n. \. =. NJ.
Company l, 9th Regimentk. l. s. NJ, Lent. smith
commando z il nearly full. Those whining TO
join mnst report themselves at hcadquater. eoruer
Of ULi,ersiy lace aid 1hirt.eah street, TO-DAY, be-
tween the hours of and elo,k, y. w.. ~ the rol
will then ts closed.
PRESENTATION TO THE De kALB REGIMENT.
At q O'Clo,k to-day American standard, and fAs
Of gimertal colors ~i be IRE ented tie DE kalb
Guard, 'oi Leopold Won Gis,. by Ms. X. A. Wit
hans and Miss Pauline A. Witthans, st No. n Ws<
Tirty .foarth street. AT the tius ai,d place
sword ard belt will BE- presented TO the Colinel BY
Frederick Kapp eaq, in tie name o. the Leidcrkrsbs
Of ths City. TIE ceremonies viii he unusually iotes-
estino. AID will clo.e with parade down Fifth
avenue and through Tweutythi, street ~ The Lead
auxrters of Il 0 Rcgiuenf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

Rebels being ~ Vienna. whom six miles this Sos o.
that station, by man who hailed the train.
II Is considered at lesss unfortunate that the Ohio
regiment should have been distributed along the road
before entering the enemys lines leaving bu. small
fore TO oonisrd with wha, always be spprsbended
from the course Of the Rebels in planting masked bat
teries and LAYING smtuScsdes.
1t was providentia that tie rebels themselves re-
tired, doubtless with the impression tha. the small
force they had attacked but the advanced guard Of
the grand army and that the engineer in putting back
after reenforcements otherwise the suall band
might in reality have been Gu, TO pieces as was frat
feared to be the case by those who returned In the
disabled engine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

epaded Alex. II. Rice, member from Boston, TO-
night. He and Others made patriotic speeches.
Mr. Rice was followed by Gen. Walbridss Of
New.York, who said:
II will be the duty of the approaching extra sesson
of Congress to pr'vi6e tho requisite mesns TO put
down the present rebellion, that The next genera
ton will moi be embarrassed By the questions thai We
have encountered. Tie necessary le2ila'io shonia
be had TO enroll at esst GOO OOO men, though we y
safey leave the number required for active ser.ioo
20 be determined by competent military sIsh9r Ivy
The means 10 pay for q Is force should DC prov e
then Congress may Esf ly adjourn, and leave to ol
binary Legislation Of the country 10 the reg
animated only BY q common object--the in'eglty o,
the Union tie maintenance OF tie ConstIuti"h ana
the supremacy of the laws. Let Us iorge' AZ past OF
visionF, while we make united effort 10 prcseve tne
hberies of that great PEOPLE DO nsVe peen aoie 70
Withstand all foreign aggression and who are now
testing the capacity Of itei institutions TO quel
wicked aud unholy rebellion
MORE NETWORK TROOPS TO BE ACCEPTED.
Ii is understood that Gov Morgan returned TO
New-York authorized to accept twenty-three regi'
Inente from bis State.
STAFF HOKsTs.
John Mcdonald OF New-York has brought here a
number of splendid horses for the use Of the stats
Of Generals Scott and Mansfield.
RUMoRED FIGHT AT FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE.
II is rumored in town tonight that fighting ia
going ON in tho vicinity of Fairfax Court House.
There is so much activity at headquarters ss to
render the report not improbable.
THE ARREST OF sECESsIcNYsTs.
The following is the order alluded to yesterday:
0sa.Itl Orders No. j.
HEADQUARTERS DsrARrsEyT N. Z. VfIGuih,}
ARLINGTON. Juno Il, l66l.
Cnless under the sleoi'l orders in each ease OF
commander If brigade, or superior authority II IL for
hidden TO any officer soldier Within his department
20 arrest, ATTEMPT TO arrest any citizen or citizens,
under the ples Of their icing SeCesouists or Tor any
whatsoever, that Of heing 50 the time in
against the United Statca. Nor will any officer
soldier without the like authority, forbiy enter.
search or attempt 10 sesrch any house the prem
ses Of any Ieacehble re,ideut other person not in
against the United SAFES TIE military police
force will arrest any toGnd tresasng even On the
premises Of any citizen within the department.
BY command Of Brig.-GeO. McD0well.
JAMES b. FRY, hs,is;snt A1jasat 0'aereL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
MOVEMENTS or THE MAINE fOURT6
REGIMENT.
BosroN, 'rcesdly, June y, 2

Bosros, Tcesdey, June 70, lssl.
Tie i,h Maine Regiment, Col. Berry, arrived 8.
o'clc,A today, and msrshos se the Common.
Tao CaistF, ard a lsrgs delegation o. the Sons q
M.ine, acted NJ m esecs, The march vas through
many Of the principal streets end inuSRse srcwds
c,eerod the troops. After psr.skiDg Of slbssntisl
collation. provided by The e.S, and few hours sost
and roeii Intercourse, the regiment .ssIchCd 10 he
Ola Colony dopoi AM at O'Clock lst for New-Yorh
by special tFsa and steamers provided by The agents
Of TIE Far River line. The Nal camp squipage Of
the regiment, incladng 81 hosea for baggage trsin,
Sc, WIS forwarded this forenoon. Tho regiment 10
well Offered. A white hssser borne IN the ranks,
bore the ;nscspsion, /" Frorn tho Homeof Haox."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
CnICl0o, Tnogdly, juno Is, IbtI.

CAIttNp, Iu-sN1y, JUN" 10 knH'
TIs Eseaiag Jou-r.d says tho, geH.smsn with
whom We arc we'll acquainted passed through this CITY
this morning, dice. ssoBl Mobile and Memphis. He
he'd opporuitios Of Judging Of ths strength and eond
ten OF tho Rebels.
He estimates tho number Of Rebel t:o,ls en- -amped
between vioksbgTs and Cairo at S9,ooo, sil well
e,med They hay. large number Of pahisren sun'.
He also states lst q; Mobile there 40 now !cooOo
Belgian mus.s;s which had NJ. beel anpae Asa when
he left
Tho Rebel esd eager 70 neEch On Cairo, or
anywhere slso they fight tire Federal troops who
they think they can whip easily.
lie eprceens the prospects for She wheat and eorn
cyos IN Tennessee Mississippi, AID Asbsms Sc in The
higbeat aeJee aa'teEDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
THE WHEELING CONVENTION.
WHrxLIsc. Va. Tuosisr, June ~,

NJ. Ca. .ile frosn the Committee on NlsiDess, re-
ported IN ordinance for the apprehension Of suspicious
pcrsonz in ,in.c Of war. Ordered 20 he printed.
Aleo. ~ ordnance fixing tho compensation q STATE
ofceys and members Of thc Legislature, making IL
much lower than now.
NJ Far:sworth Of Upshur offered res,l7tion tbs,
one of the leading objects Of the Convention, If er
es.absh.ry Provisional Government, is the sepa-a-
ton Of Ne.icp from Eastern Virginia AIto. q long
debate. the wga laid on the tab.s-Yeas 81, Nay Il.
A resolution q rcepec: 70 the mcmcEy Of Senator
Dorelss was offered ~ NJ. Harrison Of Ohio County
which was unanimously oricTed % be er.eFea upon The
Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
PROM COL. STONES COMMAND.


Tie following is the latest from Col. stones
command:
"CosnAD's FrRRY, f. side NJ on'gorery Co, Nd
'June II, 1861. \
"To-dsy The enemy have beer praetiens Cpon us, to
10 purpose however, fOp. three four 6-pouIiders
planted on the o;her side Of tle river frug ps,oy
rounds 1t the portion Of Col Stone command stationed
bore Tie total fcrce OK the enemy opposite 10 u is
udgol 70 be about 800 strong. Their fire retained
from The riled pieces Of twenty PICKED marks
men, who, in tie cvurte Of their firing lcugLt down
one q thsr glnnerT. Tie dstauce acFss il 30 Toat,
however! that even iaed muskols are Of li;t.s avail
except b. chance shots.
"Our express came TO me hss.ly aud mas. rciuFa
st once, 70 have only time lef in which W gay that
all Co, Stones command vel, and an s9ra 70 ett
10 closer quarters with he enemy.
"P. S--As yet we have had 10 word tom the eoi'
grin Of Gen. PHt:orsCp.'
"CAxP EEAR MorTR oV SENECA CKErE, I
Montgomery Co., Nd, june IL, 1861.
There are about hundred Of the eDerys cavalry In
sQbt on tic south side Of the river about rniies from
us. Those are mostly visibie around defensive work
they have thrown Up, evidently 70 command the Foadf
hsdsng from tie ferry here 10 Leosburg and DrtIrs
VILE COL Everett eomnaniS here, and tho troops m
der bin are RI fine spints and send see,ing 70 then
friends q. home in the District"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

ADDIrIosAL PAKTIcULAEs OF THE Loss ov Tss
zuLU Several CONNIE rcal houses in thus city, having
business connections in Jamaica, nave received ,neli-
gence Of the loss of the Zuu, in additi 70
wha, hrs already been published. The steamer Zalu
sailed from Eew-York for Kin sston, Jamaica on Tie
9Th OF May with tho mails and passengers. and on the
morning Of the 9Th she went ashore at Nosxnt P,as
where she sill remained Oh me 29tn. Ths Distance
from that point TO Kingston being only ssoat - scs
the mails aud Passengers were Sioy conveys ed thIhes
was the general opinion thai tie vessel aid CA "a
would prove toul loss- Tis ho~ ever had not bssn
definitely escertaned TIE ZIiu was On iron screw
steamer of 40 unsi che WA built in ESgnd in 1857
whrs /, is andcr.tood she lie fully irsWed. Her cargo,
which is insured here conss'ed Of doar, provsyDs,
&c. The agents of the line p this city uv bsssa
Walden u Booth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
ANOTHER MESSAGE PROM GOV. HICKS.

BitTis0RX, Tcesiay, June IL, 1861.
Gov Hitks seal another taFs ,aeSsag, % ho Legis,a-
ture today in Response to order OF the Boaso, ask
ing If certain arms shipped by the Adn.zaGeneral 70
n Maryland military company come tine since, and
seizel ~ Gen. Butler ~ Lis knowledge and con-
sent.
TIE Governor says The Inquiry Is iniperineht, Gnd
refers the Houec TO Gen. Butler and The hdJutsnt-
stsneEsl .or information.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
Nrw-yoRK STATE TROOPS.

ELhIRA, n. T., Tue6dAy, Junt 10, 'o01'
Tia 2iss Regiment, Of Buffalo, Col hosois con-
nanainy, LEI, here 4. nocn today fos HaErsOars'
whers hey WI, probably arEivo 'Onishi. Col. Rogers
has orders 70 opol: himself AID command on shcir Ar
rival % Gen. Patterson. who VII probably order than
20 procsed 70 Washington Immediately.
The Utica Regiment. Col. Christian, lssYss On Fri
day next, r-o~t
Six nginonis ere Low hers. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

train got n sight of the battery. of the existence
Of which no Que on the train knew anything. the
brakes were instantly put down hard 10 stop u
quickly as possible. That was at the curve just
east of Yieuns. 1t was too late, however, for q
shot came booming along that ssvered the con.
necton OF tho locomotive with the train. The
battery fred seven shots 10 ALL killing, believe,
! five Of our men, ADD wOunding more. before Col.
| McCook ordered his men TO seek cover in
the woods which was all that could BIO done
| under the circumstances at that time.
| The whole regiment left Alexandria upon the
expedition, which was desi sned to leave strong
guard upon tie railroad all the way TO Vienna
Ey the time the train arrived al Falls Church all
but three companies had been 90 posted, these
three being all that were fred On by the battery.
message was set by tho locomotive back
for the companies left below, who hurried up to
the relief Of thoee ia the woods, aud the advance
Of toe relief got on the ground just as the at
tackled parties had formed IN tho woods.
Ali tho train, consisting Of wood cars and two
passenger cars were completely demolished by
The FIRE of the battery, the locomotive AID ten
uoi Oiiy fAchpihS'
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June Is, 1861.
A prevalent report that tho Vienna battery has
been taken csuuot be traced TO responsible au-
thority.
At very early hour this morning tho Ohio
troops were joined by the Isl and I'd Connecticut
Regiments, AID at 9 O'Clock tho New.YOrk Goth
Regiment, Col Corcoron, also marched TO the
same poiDt.
Tue 10Th New-York, and various other reg
iments, are ordered to be ready to start for the
scene OF conflict at moments notice.
The messenger WHO arrived at Camp Corco-
rau reports that preparations are being made to
advance on Fairfax Courthouse this afternoon.
The Federal forces are olI eager for the fray.
In addition TO the number of troops killed, thirty
are said TO be missing.
We learn from Msnsfeli's headquarters. that
large force has moved forward 70 occupy
Vienna.
No passes except for necessary bUsine" are
granted to-day, and in day or two none what
ever will bo given, not even 10 nsrketnen.
This looks liSo work.
Gen. Mansfelds headquarters are removed to
the north. ~o.t corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
aud Seventeenth street--a grea. improvement in
spaci0usneS. ard convenience.
The Resoluto arrived at the Navy-Yard this
morning with a captured schooner the Bucna
Virts, loaded with quantities Of provisions. sho
was captured in 81. Mary's River.
Tire Reaolu'e has destroyed four vessels and
eleven aatbosts in ten dag, and scattered several
r,btl bodies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
SOUTHERN ITEMS VIA LOUISVILLE.

LouisvILLE, n.y., Tuesday, june ~, ISL
Tie CiG1.'t09 Marcv-y Of the 18th inst, say hss
the repo.t Of Federal troops being al Hilton Eead 10
falre.
Cornotore S.rirghur Of tho Maneso:s, had is:o-neA
the nrsh Consul at Charleston, that the o, tie
privateer Savannah would be sent to Eew-Tork 70
stand trial. also that the brig Hattie JAG sen had
been taken as prize snd sent to The SAM POT.
The Muneso:s, Wabash, and the Pisg were o.
Charleston.
TIE Ne Orlcaas Picaysns Of the 18th INST. ssys
that the zach. 6pssy returned 20 inr 9SneE, and
the crew released.
The Powha,sn ordered the PE1sian bs i Peosc cS
frora New.Orlssns o, the 18th ias. ami sailed Il.
Havana.
MOVEMENTS or PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS.
B.LriaoRE, Tuesdays ~ IS. 1891.
Col. snelrs and COL Eiss'eas Pom ~ wanna rsst-
uen,s arrived ibis morning aud procs etsd WEdiee-
ton. Tho latter cane via the Nerhs n Oatrs Rail-
road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
A BATTLE IN MISSOURI.
900 Rebels Killed, Wounded, and Prisoners.
THE REBEL GEN. PRICE MOUTlLLY WoUsDED
CAPTURE OF POWDER.
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF coSvICrs.
ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday, June IL, 1851.

ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday. juno ~, 1851.
TAs Democrat has q special dispatch from JET
ferson City, which ssys that citizens Of ths
place, who have just arrived in q skid from sis
miles below Bonneville, bring news that Geo.
Lyon attacked aud completely routed the State
forces at Bonneville. killing three hundred. ssA
taking six hundred prisoners
Gen. Price va, mortally wounded.
The National lOss was only seventeen.
Full confidence is not placed il tho news,
Col. BOernsteiu is continually senaisg scouting
parties into the country sdrrOundirr Jcaersca
City. One company has Just arrived, bringing .
large number Of kegs Of powder, takeu from oss
Of Gov. Jacksons score. depots in the interior.
The secessiOnists Of Boone, Holloway and
Howard Counties, are fleeing, and tie Unica
Homo Guards are beginning 70 organize in those
count;es.
A desperate effort was made by the conyicts
to escape from the Penitentiary to-day, vhiSA
was prevented By four companies Of troops si1
conyicts we're shOt, and several wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
THE RHODE ISLAND REGIMENT.

FREDERICK, Tuesday. Juns Is, 1881
The Rhode leland regiment arrived this morning
and was well received BY the etzeaS Ih7y WI,
leave ct ICON for Washington. They feDed several
Secession fsss in The ely, ca1sing solGs exofenl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
FROM CAIRO.

CsrRo, Tuesday, june Is, 1861
Tie three fugitive slaves arrested hero yeSter1ay
were to-day delivered to their owners, who resid, h
Ballard Comfy, ny. There ID no news from iAs
South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19
To tlia Associa.cd Pro-.

JEYEERsoE CRY, Tuesday June IL, 1861.
Il ia reported BY two Trustworthy psr,ors frca
Bonneville that sght had taken place between The
Federal and State troops and that SEQ Seoessi,Diss
were killed, and a number taken prsoners. One
report says that L. and another o. Federal troops were
killed. Gov. Jackson eed and the STATE fsrcee were
routed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

IT. lat Massachusetts Regiment hand isr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-19

Postmasten appointed Belfast, Hiram Chese:
Roctlsud, Miles c. Andrews, ssco, james N
Deering. al Of Maine; Clarsnont. N. H., Cbss
o. Eastmza; Amherst, Macs, Lucius NJ. Bolt
GOOD.
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clinic " Mlioe 9Hnno uno %erfniHtn5. 9II,S StisSEtaa' eae
libli6sr Stabfe. ,S"S s'S'" oF Sa9e an6ersF
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SOrtbeite, VIZ erobteD
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btsrmit bic erssbenfs Qn;sise lu MAIDEN, pGs mir
unisrep Sip-Stors nab unisrtm reusn unS ae.
frdtiniigen 6nufe Re. 1873 Srcaonraee ,piIcbtn
Der 5. uip 6. perIi0t 6atrn.
5ur bas unS bisber 8sifentte 3utrautn tsasnS
%eantsnc, erlauten mir uuS, and fsrEeS am eoss
lrl6e ;u bitten.
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auer Sorten Sefcn, SleG ,Uanren unb aaer an.
ocren in infer gein eft iGlassnOs NrtifeI,
MR. "a MIR MIR fitr Saar t%nufen, Su DEN 5iaiaS
ten pretlen Srrfaufen f%Gnnen.
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Meffer! @efftr!
Nuf infer ncu rrbaItsrrs aNrrtimrnt Msfer
peutihcr 6abritatiun MAIDEN bas pu6lifus, eroe,
benit dufmerfiam 6o%G;bauer II. Srp.