Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13
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two weeks. Gen. Scott disapprovcs of lanting troops at Acquia CfeeG-all dis patches announcing hostilities will soon occur at Aequia Creek and Manassas June ton declared to be incorrect Several members of the Maryland legislature have visited Richmond recently, doubtless tc confer with Confederate leaders.
 NEW YORK, June .-Steamship Hiber- nian arrived at Farther Point en route tc Quebec with dates 10 1lth ult.
 LEAvENwoRrH, June 5.-Tweve volun. teers from Lincoln, armed with Mimic rifles and revolyers, crossed the river twelve miles above here to demand the secession flag in the name of the L. s. The flag was hauled down by them, but on theil return the secessionists attacked them, wounding three of the volunteers-one se- verely.
 NEW YORK, June 5.-Steamship As trabanan has arrived from Queenstown 26th, bringing Liverpool dates 20th nit.
 LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Border States con- vention has issued address to the people ol Kentucky signed by all except Ex-Gov. Moorehead, who says in note, approve of refusal to furnish troops and favor the policy of neutrality, without committing myself to all that Is said on other matters. An address to the pie of the U. $. was signed by all, including Jno- Coldwell, of Tennessee, except Moorehead.
 ST. LoUTs. June 5.-Major Taylor has resigned Eighty men from Hannibal Io4 ,1; l were sworn into the l. s. service, armed and returned with arms for their comrades who will be sworn in also.
 BALTIMORE, June 5.-The bark Gen. Green, owned in Charleston. has been captured. The Merrill and Thomas gun factory has been seized. Marshall Kane says, the Baltimore correspondent of New York Tribune, is as bad at heart as Merri- man. He boasts that Good is afraid to ar rest him. His friends threaten to rise if he is touched.
 ST. Lotus, June 5.-Price has issued proclamation to brgadier generals com manding militia districts in Missouri, that his efforts in every station has been to pre- vent the transfer of the battle field from the Atlantic States to Missouri. The right of MiSsouranS to bear arms is undoubted. To secure this right peaceably, himself and Harney compromised in terms alike honor able to Missouri and the United States. The administration has removed llarney, but doubtless his successor will respect the compact for himself He will adhere to it in letter and spirit and ould be gross in dignity to the people of Missouri and would be resisted to the last extremity. The peo- pie of Missouri cannot be forced into Sub mission if it is attempted. No apprehen sion need be entertained of the result. Six regiments are en route for Cairo
 WASHINGTON, June 5.-No forward movements last night. The federalists be- ing afraid to start, in consequence of seye- ral thousand southerners appearing at Cen tervile, sixteen miles below.
 ALEXANDRIA,, June 5.-Troops are being supplied with eight days provisions. A federal scouting party was captured near Hampton.
 WAsHlNGTox, June 5.-Immense quan- titles of provisions have been and are being shipped over tie Nashville and Louisville railroad to the insurrectionary States. The present collector being a secessioniSt, re- quires them to obey the orders of stopping shipments south. X new collector has been appointed, and will enter upon his duties in few days To support the col iector it was intended to send the so-called Kentucky brigade into Louisville, but the department las been advised Ihat k"ntuck- ians womb bear more patiently the presence of any other federal troops than that Of this bogus kentucky brigade. The Ken tuckv brigade will probably be ordered to Washington, and the Home Guard, like that of St. Louis, be organized at Louis vile.
 WASHINGTON, June Gth.-John P. San derson has been appointed llentenant-CoI, oncl, and is 10 act as second in command nnder Col. Anderson.
 EVANSVILLE, June 6.--I'hr eleventh ln- diana regiment has been ordered to Chm berland Md. The Washington Star says they possess certaip information that Beu, regard is at Manassas Gap, with 20,0GO men.
 WAsmHGroH, June GA person from Richmond says, troops march by the city nightly, without music. The Jackson brothers are supposed to bc the men who are picking off federal pickets. They are said to have from fifteen to twenty men finely mounted. A spy named Williams has been hanged at lIarpcr'S Ferry Far mers in the vicinity of Ilarper's Ferry have engaged to be on honl on Monday, to tran sport equipments. A large amount ofroIl- inc stock has arrived at Washington, and is to be used for transporting troops to- wards Manassas Gap. Every white male between sixteen and fifty in Petersburg has eorolled. Banks leads the column on the Coast, now acting with Butler. This ar engagement is strongly opposed by all but Lincoln The opposition is headed by Scott The southern paymaster for liar per's Ferry, with $50, ,000 is reported cap tuned. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad bridge at Sleepy Creek, has been burned.
 FoRTRss MONROE, June 6.-The Harret Lane attacked Pig Point battery opposite Newport News on James river-atter re- ceiving two shots and wounding five severe ly, she retired. Pig Point battery then opened five embrasures disclosing heavy ordnance.
 NEW YoRK, June 6.-Thc steamer Van- dalia has sailed for the blockade.
 WAsmNGToS, June 6.--Butler's naval brigade have forced themselves into service.
 BosToS, June 6.-Thc Susquehanna has arrived Con-. Rollins, first lieutenat Barney, the purser and three midshipmen have resigned.
 WAsmxaroy, June G.-Washington Cummiis of the New York World has been appointed brigadeir general, prepara- tor. to being made quarter master gener- al. Large quantities of letters destined for tie South have been stopped. Secretary Seward remarked this morning that he ex- pected to hear of sharp work at Harper s Ferry. Achievements have been ordered to Chambersburg. When Manassas is taken the federal government will find out how many , months men will stay for the war. This result will determine the extent of the new levy. There is no doubt that