The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-19
arrived here to day, six Of which were lrnme.

arrived here to day, six Of which were imme-
| diateiy sent forward.
William @. Moore. of this city, has been ap
| pointed assistant Quar- termaster General, uu
| der t1nartermas ter General Meigs, with the
rank OF Captain.
| The Washington City Irfrmary, now used
| a. a military Hos pitai, contains QUE hundred
| and topr patients, only three Of whom ar.
| considered seriously i'll
| The Third Michigan Regiment, $50 strong
| we'd here to-day They immrdi tsly jpin-
/ ed thP camp Of the Second Michigan Regiment,
| near he rfaa: reservoir of the Potomac auup-
| duct, abOui four miles from Georgetown N
| noteworthy military nhoTefaent has been
made here to-day The troops, however are
| prepared for any emergency.
| Confederate spy was arrested to day
! within tour miles of Leesburg, and brwught
| hither and lodged in Jail.
REPORTED OCCUPATION or LEEaBCRa BT FEDERAL
TROOPS.
! HA4FR=rowy. June IL -Iuforma ton deem
| reliable has been received here that the Sc
cession troops abandoned Leesburg Yesterday
morning, and made a h:sty retreat, after
burning all the cars. locomotives, depot, etc
OF the railroad terminating there.
The Federal troops under Colonel Stone
according 10 thc same account, soon entered
and took possession Of the town.
ADVANCE or THg FEDERAL ARET INTO VIRGINIA
HA0gRsTowS, June I6th.-SaveraI pickpfs
were thrown across the Potomac river las.
night opposite Williamsport. The first Oh
walader, crossed the river to day The trooi-
waded through the stream with the water u,
10 th"lr waists, and soon established them
selves across the river, their advance bein.
cover ed by TWO pieces Of cannon OF the BAT
terry of the Rhode Island regiment, pll ted o.
the bluff at WilIiamsport.
GOV HICKS IN HIS ELrM8Hr
| Ua4gRsTows, June 10 toy Hicks arrived
here this forenoon to consult with Gen Pa
| terson. He visited the camps OF the varou
brigades, and was received with cheers lou
and strong He Is Staying AT the WashIugto.
House, where, il answer TO repeat calls, h
appeared upon the balcony. out DECLARED hi
| unwillingness to speak, hnt made suuds
promises TO meet his friends socially 10 NOR
ro =. lie vas called upon by many CItlZ- L
oday.
TIE PRIvATEER "8AyASSAH."
NGw IoRK, June 1.-The schooner Savan
nah, u prlydfeer in charge OF Mlds hipInau
| Cook, arrived this afternoon, WIIn tue Star
| AND Stripes flying in triumph over the S4ce-.
ion flag. she was captured by the br
Perry t,b0ut sixty miles OFT Charleston Slt
| htd taken the brig Joseph, OF Rocklal u, auu
sent her into Georgetown, ,. t..
The savannah Is armed with an l. pound.
| pivot gun ami''ships, and was formerly phi
| boat Her crew, consisting OF 81 men We.
| III irons On board the minnesota.
lMPOEIAST FROM MISSOURI.
81. LorIs, June lG.-lti l. reliably state
that there ;ire 600 State troops at BJUueeyli.
| we'll enIreucAtd, with cannon, Determined re-
resist the Federal forces. The Seces siunIs.~
said u have fuli way Oh bUth Si,it4s OF tn
| Missouri rlyer from BOOnesylllp Il Kansas -
| Bee iGes the Federal forces ~ 81 LuuI~ and %
route to Jefferson City, there 3!e fourteen Ii
| nnOis regiments within L few hours march &.
St Louis.
There is Il report of a skirmI h near Iud.
| peudeuCe, in which the Federal forces are It
| presented 10 have been Itpuised, bat this r.
quires continuation,
CAIRO.
| ST. L0Cis, June l5.-Major Gen McCIel-
Ian adeirr> sed me troops At Caro- on The l3 l.
promising them they should be the leaders -
| The great array, aud that ere long they >houir
| nave &n opportunity TO meet the Couted,
rates.
A letter from Cairo the 18th instant, says
| that General Buckn-r, Comm issionrr from
Kentucky, WAS there He lays that Ken suct,
intends sstabl !-hIng grand eDcaIn pulent U.
| State troops at Columbus