The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-01
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

An Advance Movement in Progress
FORTRESS MONROE, June 2S.-Colonel Cass' Regi-
ment arrived here this morning from Boston, but
proceeded on to Washington without landing. The
Monroe.
The Massachusetts Third and Fourth Regiments
are under orders to march tomorrow morning.
They will probably entrench themselves beyond
Hampton bridge, and form the advance of an i'm
portant movement toward Yorktown. Their time
will expire in about three weeks. The Naval Bri-
gade will probably accompany them to Hampton
mont, de8 ga2fttaaE db fnt Eit Hospital of tJ plus e
yer. His body will be taken home. Over one
hundred sick are now in the hospital.
large number of fugitive slaves have come
in today.
The Confederates this morning fired two or three
shots from a new battery on James river directly
opposite Newport News.
Among the visitors at Old Point to day is the
Hon. II. j. Raymond, of New York. The weather
continues intensely hot.
Forward Movement--CoI. Allen Under Ar
rest--Important Dispatches, &c.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 29.-The Sd Massachu-
setts regiment will remove from the Fortress early
on Sunday morning to a strong position beyond
Hampton, and near the New Market bridge, where
it will be joined by the 4th Massachusetts regiment
from Newport News. The incessant rain has pre-
vented these movements to-day.
Colonel Allen was placed under arrest yesterday
morning for dsregarding a safe guard issued by
Gen Butler h is at large on parole
Colonel Cary Jones, of Hampton, has again been
arrested, probably on account of letters found on
the schooner Tropic Wind, implicatiug several
noted individuals. The vessel was taken to Wash
ington some time since as prize, but on being
permitted to depart, ran up the Rappahannock and
was again brought to the Fortress.
Among the Numerous visitors to Old Point to-day
is Senator McDougal, of California.
The Mount Vernon brought down important des-
patches for General Butler and Commander String
ham from Washington. She will return with 20
| 24-pound howitzerS.
| MIR. Wistar has at last been appointed sutler at
! Old Point in place Of Mr.. Moody. His appoint.
| ment comes from Washington.
| Southern items via Louisville
! LOUISVILLE, June 29.-H. r. Walker, the British
! Consul for Charleston, passed through this city
| last evening going South.
! The journal of this morning SAYS that the Col
one OF the State Guard, who was to have beer
stationed at Columbus, has resigned, being unw
| ling to support the neutrality policy in Kentucky
| he is a secessionist, and it thought that the
| presence OF his regiment at Columbus would pro
| duce much trouble and enmity, and be only trick
| oil Governor Magotfin to create panic in tina
| region.
The same paper has letter from Paducah, say
ing that the Union did not vote their strength
many voting for Burnett.
| A Mr.. Bingham, Kentuckian, suspected of being
spy, was arrested, shot at three times and start
ed for Union City, Tennessee to be tried for trea
son. The mob, however, dessted. The secession
| lists say every man must declare either for the
| NorIu OF the SOuth, ana tnat the Northerners mus
leave the day after the election. The Southern
flag was there, and Gen. Prentiss invited to take il
| down.
fight occurred between two Unionsts and two
secessienists in Graves county. One sscessionist
was killed and the other had bis arm shot off. I've
| military colnpanies-one Union and the other Sc
cession-were drilling near by. The latter started
in pursuit of the two Unionists, and the Uniol
company followed after. Nothing. however, hat
been heard as to the result of the affair.
The Nashville City Councils appropriate $3.50, ,00
for p residence for the President of the Confederat
States, as an iuducement to remove the capital t.
that city.
Joshua Pearle, of Massachusetts,, Superintendent
of the Nashville Public Schools, has been notife
. to leave the city.
The Memphis Avalanche of the 2Sth has an ac
count OF the seizure of the steamship City of Alton
} and the probable capture of 1000 of the Cair
troops.
Vice President Stephens advertised to solicit sub
scrptions in cotton for the Confederacy at Lincoln
ton, Georgia, on the 29th of June.
The State Treasurer of Georgia gives notice tia
the interest on the State coupon bonds held in tn
anti.savery States, and payable in New York
must be redeemed at Savannah.