New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-06-11
Baltimore to be Laid Low.


WASHINGTON, June lO.-Ten thousand troops
will be in Baltimore within thirty-siN hours. That
city is in fermentation. All are prepared for a
vigorous rising. Arms are stored in private
houses.
1t is authoritatively determined to lombard the
city from Fort McHenry, on the first sign Of up
rising.
WILMINGTON, June 10.-Some little commoton
was created in Wilmington yesterday, about the
reported landing of Federal troops below, on the
coast. Il is believed to-day that the rumor origi-
mated from persons who took Federal vessels on the
blockading expedition for transports with troops.
The Raleigh Standard learns that nearly two
hundred companies of State volunteers have ten
dered their services to the Governor.
The Permanent Constitution of the Confederate
States has been ratified by the State Convention by
a unanimous vote.
Sixth Regiment Louisiana Volunteers.
BARNsylLLE, June l0-The right wing of the
Sixth Regiment of Louisiana volunteers, composed
of the Sabine and Union Rifles Company B Irish
Brigade, the Texas Rifles, Company a Irish Bri
gade and the Orleans Rifles, commanded by Lieu
tenant Colonel Lay and Major James, arrived here
at O'Clock this evening.
The ladies', officers and men are all well.
Non-payInent of U. S. Troops.
WASHINGTON, June l0.-The non-payment of the
troops is caused by the absence of the pay-rolls,
and not from lack of money.
Busy Times in Washington.
The Rhode Island Regiment has departed for the
South. Mechanics are busy constructing wagons.
A large number of horses are being drilled for
artillery.
New York Gossip.
New York, June lo--The Times says that Cen
Beauregard declares it to be his intention to con-
centrate 70 900 men at Manassas to make the June
ton impregnable. When the Federalists have ex-
hausted themselves in their endeavors of dislodge
ment, he will advance and oyerwhelm them.
The Government is in possession of letters indi-
eating that there is many traitor North.
Gov. Hicks has warned the Government of the
danger menacng the Capital from Maryland. He
requests q full occupation of Frederick City and
reinforcements for Baltimore.
Marshal Bourfont says there are 1000 Secession
lists in Baltimore, with concealed arms, waiting an
opportunity to display themselves.
Arrests of Secessionists and goods continue tC
be made at the Relay House.
Indiana Zouaves.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-T Indiana Zouayes
reached Cumberland this morning.
From Washington.
| WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Federal troops have
| reached Edwards Ferry, which is half way to Har
| A brother of Alexandria Jackson is said to have
| been captured
Federal Troops on Virginia's Shores.
| NEW YORK, June lO.-'rhe steamer Marion, whicl
arrived to-day, reports having landed Hawkins
| XoHaves at Newport News, where the MassdGhu
sets Eighth, a Vermont Regiment, the Scott Lift
| Guards and German Rifles were encamped.
Anderson Declines. O..
| LOUISVILLE, June lO.--Col Anderson has de
| clned the Department Of Kentucky 1t has beef
| attached to Gen. McClelians department. Gen
Buckner, of the State Guards and Rousseau, of thu
| Home Guard have been to Cincinnati for confer
ence with Mcclellan, the particulars of which hay
not transpired.
An Attack on Washington Apprehended,
| WASHINGTON, june l0.-AppreheusiOns are fel
here that the Southerners intended advancing, vii
| Mt oG ,l-u m pn a
and, aided by Marylanders, attack Washingto
| from the Maryland side, while formidable bod
will advance on the same place from Manassa
| Gap.
Another opinion, however, favors the evacuatio
of Harper's Ferry on the approach of the Fed
ralists
Troops at Aqua Creek.
There are four thousand troops at Aqua Crsi
| for the support of the batteries.
Gen. Dix.
1t is reported that Gen. John A. Dix, Of. Ne
| York, will soon resign.
Ex-Governor Wise.
RICHMOND, June l0.-Hon. H. A. Wise M,to col
rnand the Northwestern Virginians.
The United States Loan.
WASHINGTON, June l0.--Chase will probably +
commend loan OF $25oOO0o0o!!
+ Telegraphic Correspondence.
I.outsp1l1,E, June lO.-The following dispat
from DR.. Green, President OF the: Southweste
4 Telegraph Company, to D. Flanery, Superinten
ent, is forwarded as matter OF justice to I
!. louisville office and Southern line. Your report
= can vsuch for every statement contained IN t
u dispatch, from some mo2tns of personal emplc
/, ment in the office here, and full knowledge of
y management, as well Ss tho character of the gent
!, men employed. LOUISVILLE
: ''To p, Fauery, Superintendent. New Orleans
J. "Your dispatch received, quoting letter
| Paducah paper, copied into this evenings De