The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-27

| gime1s, new YORK volunteers (under command OF
Lieutenant Colonel Eder), who, with two mon OF the
ored the fifteen Fox Hill Rangers and took them TO
General Butler and not Colonel Duryees Zouaves
*. ~ the DAILY Of the
his possession.
NEWS FROM THE REBEL STATES.
NEWS FROM RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH.
| BALTIMORE, June 26, 1851.
! copy OF the Richmond Eramisev Of the 25th inst
has been received here. Among the news therein s
Confederate ordinance approved 2ls inst It makes tho
following appropriations for the year ending February
lS, 1852 In addition TO those heretofore adeFor the
pay Of one hundred resssts OF infantry $40 ooo
for legion of artillery, cavalry and vsseurs $3.50 OOe
transportation, 500 900 nearly Grievance Department
including the purchase Of machinery and Manufactures
81 500 900 nearly; Medical Department, $3.50 oO0
The ErominT puOlhhed all the intelligence Of our
eide contained In the New York papers OF the 2ls and
Baltimore papers OF the 22d inst.
Alexander 81. Stephens addressed meeting 1t Warren.
town, Ca, Monday last. The meeting subscribed
two thousand I've hundred bales of cotton for the war;
and promised TO increase Il to four thousand
The Virginia Convention tine Oath discussed the sub.
ect Of raising land coast guard in the exposed counties
mot yet invaded.
s-AleghAny Virginia specially referred. This
egal,zes all criminal outrages BY the guerrlAs
death, without jury or clergy upon al, opponents.
Another, authorizing the removal CT banks Of the
State, was passed
Another, relieving the banks from specie psymest was
passed.
The subject Of repudistiae the State oonds nell. in
loyal States debated and laid for ut1re consde
ration.
Another, annullng the honofs heretofore granted
| General Scott was laid over.
The Erominers Portsmouth correspondence indicates
that the rebels hourly fear simultaneous attack On their
lines by water and lane.
The arrival IF notlla a, Hampton Roads tended to
confirm their fears but they their usual braggado
clio, predicted signal triumph Of their arms
Engineers have been ordered from Norfolk to the
steamer Yorktown, at Richmond, and crew from the
rebel receiving ship Uned States, at Gosport 10 the
The Union advance towards the Junction is noted with
tne remark that Cen Beauregard rebe prepared to
Two batteries Of artillery went to the Junction from
The headquarters Of Gov wises legion was ct Gaueys
Bridge.
The Esaire. publishes the rebel tariff ALI Iuxu-
ries charged rs cent while useful and
articles range from Is TO per cent Among the
emps are bullion coin, seeds, fertilizers, models Of
ventions household and personal effects not merchan
Dire breadstuls, provisions powder and materials
its manufacture; firearms, &c.
| SOUTHERN ITEMB VIA LOUISVILLE, ETC.
LovisyIILs, June 25, 1851.
| reliable gentleman from Nashville reports yester
day. that two regiments Of rebel Tennessee troops
| under marching orders for Knoxville
There great hopes Of Union triumph In the First
district The in slowly. Mc3ra@ken Ia re.
ported by gentleman from there a having gone PAT
| for the Union.
Shippers here about testing tho legality Of the
blockade Of the Nashville Railroad The case Will be
| argued on Wednesday.
Letters in the Charleston Mercury commend paper
for having moral courage TO resent the insult offered
South Carolina bya gentleman named RUSSELL OF the
London Times.
special despatch to the New Orleans Picase Of the
10th tnst from Richmond, says the Convention has
adopted the amendment TO the constitution Of the
fedeate States according to Virginia the right secede
| on certain contingencies.
Conservative Union depore the raising Of Union
companies by General Rousseau. They say the benefit
thereof will be more than counterbaanced by the pre-
text 1t will give the Tennessee Kentucky rebels
TO aege the violation Of the neutrality Of Kentucky and
perhaps inaugurate civil war within her borders.
The o. Tyler, gunboat in Of the steamer Cham
pon went to the mouth of the canal this evening II Ia
doubtful whether the low stage Of the water will admit
| the gunboat.
and Nashville Railroad had been discontinued s false
| They viii run again AZ usual
The federal authorities have been days in oon
suation with the State authorities and the directors OF
tho Nashville Railroad to what goods should be per-
mted to 60 South. They stu undecided what goods
to DO nterdcted but s supposed that every kind
| Of merchandise win be-
Gentlemen from Georgia represent that strong Union
feeling prevails portions State SUPPRESS
ed only from the fear Of the consequences Of utteancs
Many people earnestly hope that reconstruction OF the
Union WIN be effected.
Evansville Ind, was in blaze Of excitement on Non
day night suppoang six hundred rebels were ssprOach
| Ing. -Q.ig9 was finally restored. . 4. u ,s
me rtt1r Wxbdsh b thoroughly bloskaded
The Memphis Apalaseae le6ns that express arrived
ao Ssa e as ssqSs So s. ~ Sa'a
the citizens q Cealk Bluff called on TIE Governor fer
from the South to loyal States after removing the post
age stamps but TO send foreign papers, upon which
prepay meot compulsory, to the dead letter Office.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June rs, 1861
The Journal this morning has q letter from the First
district II says that the voters were asked edo you 70
The paper gays that guns have been taken
from tho camp near the city and sent TO Nashville mark
cd for Harris, Edwards Co. Dr. Blackburn, Of Mssis
sppS the agent for conducting their transportation
The The Journals correspondent. a. wiamspor., KY.
vile had arrived there They were Germans who had
been pressed into service at New Orleans They had not
been paid for two months. This correspondent adds-A
this part Of the State praying for and the hep Of
the men Of East Tennessee May their friend Abraham
| (as they call the President) speedily send them"
friend Of Mr. Crittenden authortatively denies q
despatch to the Junai that Mr. Crttenden would offer
compromise or advise Kentucky to secede.
The gunboats Lexington and Connestay will here
to-day.
1he Memphis banks have loaned their own notes TO the
value Of $196 coo for rebel purposes
Ar1Ld h n he met -UT
editor has been shown despatch from the Southern
Commissioners now in Europe. brought through Canada
to the effect that the Of two millions has offer
ed advance the cotton CROP and that
England will soon acknowledge the Southern confedera
cy" The ArdlGnche firmly believes the despatch 10 be
| true.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 25th inet. reports the
steamer City Of Alton cruising near Columbus Ky, en-
deavorng TO capture Memphis boats The same paper
says that private advces state that the East Tennessee
Convention adjourned de- after appointing commit
tee TO ask that East Tennessee be permitted to secede