New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-28
Hurlbut the Spy.

durIDnL the spy.
RICHNOSD, June 27.-Hurbut the suspected gnv
is still in JAIL and awaits the reception Of a war
rant from the Confederate Commissioners in
Charleston.
Kentucky and the United States Government.
LOUISVILLE, June 27-The following dispatch
was received yesterday by a naval officer, who
tclegraphed Gen. Mcclellan as to The authenticity
of the reputed arrangement between the Govern
ment and Kentucky:
"GEAFToN, June 26.-Capt. W. Nelson, U. s..
Navy-My interview with Cen Buckner was per-
sOnal, not official. 1t was solicited by him more
than once. made no stipuIations on the part of
the General Government, and regarded his promise
TO drive out the Confederate troops the only re-
suit Of the interview. His letter gives his own
views, not mine. fSfgned,l GEO. McCLELLAS."'
Arrest Of Marshal Kane in Baltimore
BALTIMORE, June 27.-Marshal Kane has been
. arrested and taken TO Fort McHenry. John R.
Henley has been appointed By Gen. Banks Provost
Marshal Of Baltimore.
,, The Mayor and Commissioners asked time, but
kenley's orders were immediate, and he took pos
session of the Marshals Office.
Arrival Of Black John.
BosroN June 27.-The Europa, before reported
by telegraph from Halifax, has arrived here, hay
ing on board Col. John c. Fremont.
Gossip of New York Journals.
New YORK, June 27.-The Trbune's teegraphic
correspondent at Washington says that Gen. Patter-
son has received orders to advance, which means
like rebukng his inactivity.
The Post says that Etheridge, of Tennessee, is a
candidate for the Secretaryship of the United
States Senate.
The following dispatches were received yester-
day afternoon:l
The Rapahannock Engagement.
-, RICHMOND, June pa party of Federals from
the steamer Star attempted on Monday afternoon
to land near Urbana, on the Rappahannock river
for the p9rpOse Of stealing provisions.
The Federals dispatched boats containing about
fifty soldiers with swives and small arms. Twelve
soldiers, armed with muskets in marching to-
a company of COnederates who repulsed them,
killing and Wounding few. The balance ran to
the boats and put back to the steamer.
About eighty shots were fred from the steamer
seventeen of which passed through Mr.. Gresham's
residence.
No one was hurt on the Confederate side.
This news comes from Col. Hall, in letter writ
ten at Mr. Greshams house after the occurrence Of
the fight
From Manassas
Passengers from Manassas and other points to-
day report nothing unusually interesting.
The War in Missouri.
SYRACUSE. June 27.-Gov. Jackson is reported
at Pomme de Terre, with $4,000 men, and having
in his possession the overland mail coaches and
teams.
The Milwaukee Excitement
MILWAUKEE, June 27.-There has been no addi-
tional outbreak here, though the excitement con-
tinues great. The Governor is here.
Abraham Lincoln an IL. D.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Coumbia College, New
York, has conferred the degree of LII. D. on Abra-
ham Lincoln.
The Bogus Governor Of Virginia.
Frank Perpont, the bogus Governor of Virginia,
is here comforting with the Cabinet.
Destruction of Chafords Ferry.
WILLIAMsPoRT, June q. Forty Confederate
cavalry crossed the Potomac, destroying on their
march Chatlord's Ferry.
Washington Reports.
WASHINGTON, June EFT is rumored that the
Sewell's Point battery fired on accommodating
party, killing eight and woundng many.
Stricken from the Army.
Capt. Dabney, H. Maury, Assistatnt, Adjutant.
General Carter L. Stevenson, of the 5th Infantry
and Lieut.. Edward Dillon, all Firgnians have had
strfcKen from the army roll for treason
able expressions.
One Of the Enemy's Steamers in Fix.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The war steamer A. 0.
Tyor is on the rocks at the foot of the canal.