The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-13
advance of Federal Troops 10 cumberland
The Conf, derstes' Account Of their Gos.
phtItiuuf.

advance of Fsde,nI Troops 10 umb,riard
| The Conf, derstes' Account OF steis Ha.s
at Pbiilippi.
CIscISSArI, Jnne 10 The special CORES
| pondentoi The COMMERCIAL. teies raphing from
| Grafton, says The Eleventh Indiana Rsgi-
meut had passed through TO Cnpberltud, BID (.
| where they expec ted To join Gen. Patterson
| division.
| The Con cederates, at last accounts, were en-
| treuched NJ Cheat river, and a few At Brrke-
/ Icy There is y camp aiso ~ Huntsville, but
he troops there are sand To be de uoraiIz.d autt
| disba nded.
| rna statement Of the Confstertt.s wac
| we're routed ~ Phill ppi is, th4t they 81" sEr-
| rounded by ten thousand aboiIilopists. bui cut
! their WY through, killing Il thousand aboI'-
| :ionistsl They admitted, At Beverly, to have
| sustained a less OF -, which IL more than The
| Federal troops claimed ~ nave put hors d"
| combat.
Gen Morris has issued a proclamation, IN
| wing Union men tai muster Tor me support OF
| the Constitutional Government ut their -es.-
| raj county seats. where arms VIII De- fgr-
| aished them. The troops at Eninb 'rlsEd are
! anxious 10 meet the enemy. Nothing Is known
| of tie in tended army NOV. Eents ia this d
| TeciiCn.
| Array ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Trscp,-Ad-
| vance of lroep. into Virginia.
| WAsHtNGroE. June 10 The non payment OF
| troops, which Is exciting some comment, -
| caused by the absence OF the niece siry pay
! rolls There is no lack OF money or of dis p.
| SliiCE On the E'lrt OF the Government - pay
| them. As soon rs the req uislLo torins can De-
complied with, This temper Try incon veDiencs
will be remedied.
\ recent general order of the War Depart
Tnent IS as follows:
| "Ss cond Lsut. w. McCreery having ten
| iered MS resignation when in face Of the
| rebels, his name VIII be stricken ticn. l,s
rolls CT the army. (>ignedl
Ia THOMAS, AdJutant General ~
Tho Second Michigan Regiment arrived
| here early this mornlrE.
! The Rhode Island Regiment left here by
! railroad this morllGE, taking with them lhelr
| mtrine battery destination supposed 10 b.
| Harper's Ferry. "A dutachmaut OF Aoout -
| cavalry to-day prUcee,ied ia opposite tltrrc-
lions, and were hast seen In Ihe NCIuiEy of
| teo'Seto"h. lniantry movements are con-
temPiatel III the same oIToCaCn.
| 81 FAR As tHe Government il concerned, Tie
plans OF the campaign are properly con
cealed
LtIge numbers OF mechanics are employs
| AZ the railroad station, putting together pairs
| dances
large number OF horses which recently
| arrived here were being traIp"d this Morning
Oy AruIl"ryTeH on the City HaiI lot.
The preparations for An additional move
| mtnt OF troops from the city are visible ~ IA
| tiT"c tinns. but produce no excitement among.
| our citizens.
I IhTte o.ttali0us of District of Columbia
| volunteers passed through George town IT,
| day, aud about The same time two Connecticut
one New Hampshire, and she New York s1ll
IteShntht broke their camps vt gth street park
and proceeded by the Rock Greek road. The
| ,"o FORCES were 10 unite at Ienaliytown, .
miles above btofgetown. Their destination
| - supposed 20 De- Edwards Ferry, uH the ~
| 'omac. The latter POINT rs about 90 u.,i,.s
| rom Georgetown, and equI-dtst,,nt from
Htrpers Ferry and Washington.
| large train OF wagons have been eros s!r =,
! INTO Virginia at the Government terry Il.
Ieorgetow WI, throughout tie day, Indicating,
IL Is supposed, that one or more regiments on
mt side nave received orders 10 march. One
OF Tue Ono regiments, II Is expected, " Ill suUI,
| take up Us hue OF march to follow Cuioues
| stone ) column.
The Loss Of Life sns,nin a Aauia Creei>.
| "AeB1NGroS, June lu--A lady of undoubt-
| ed veracIty, who Wa within full view OF the.
| batteries III aqua Creek when attscked by
| the gunooat fTroborn com IN nicI:es 10 he's
| relatives IN Washington that gftec,. iCst .
kttef to her "ert9tn knoriedgs. ma has ~.
| fohbt as mh"y as hjtg mere k(ltd, sides &.
| tpyge HsHthsr tpOel,Ged = She saws every
pains wa taken TO cOuce.l the fact even from
The friends Of the victims-'hat as tast It's any
| casualty occurred the sufferer was remove
| 10 the woods fUI cOEceailuent.
Company b 81 Cavalry, under LIT. Tolap.
| kins, Is here, Wtth no irde- OF me severe eklr,
tnish 1t Fairfax Cunrt- HOUSE, and ready 20
| ught again at moments notice
! Two Of the five Cont. drrlte prisoners cap
tured recently BY the 6Jth and by the cavalry
company Is, nave been released The other.
ere still IN the guard house. All The troop.
/
| Maipr General Banks lett Washington TO
| lay 10 assume command OF tue Department vi
Annapolis. he has not selected MS stan vel
Arrival IF ihc Arabia u halifax.
HALIFAX, June 10.--1he eamrr hrahir
| from Liverpool on the lst ana Queenstown GA
, the ID has arrived here.
The steamer North America had pnt into
| Queeusto IN on the lst with her screw dam
| sged The Africa arrived out on the ID
| Parliamentary proceedings had been untu.
} poTLtnt. In the House Of Lords Il &c hn O. tool
| place on the eXpeairncy oil encouraging cotton
| cultivation in India.
| 1unt OaYUur has been dang srousIy Ill hui
| n tEe latest date he was better
Prince GortscEakoT, Governor Of Poland +
, dead.
Iue Americans in Paris had held a raeatir.
. | in tavor OF the Union. toi. Fremont, Minis
ters Dayton. ebay and EuriIhganle wen
| among the speakers.
Mr.. Dayton said that since his arrival IL
/ | Paris he could detect nO uutri"udly feeling or
: | the part Of France TO the United States ara
. certainly 40 French citizen would be four.
i among the pr.vateers b'lug sent ont by til.
y | Secsd-rs. lie expressed he conviction tia
+ the rebellion would b. puI down.
5 Cnsstus NJ Cray SPOKE at length II
was energetic in his comments on tee cOniuC
Of Eugltud i'll the recognition OF the Sou her
bellIlereut rights. He declared that If eve
" The ii ~ OF England became associated wal
: The black flag OF the South, that the Star
| Spangled Btnner OF the Unted States anl IA
VI trl-color OF france would be seen against Lei
~ tor France had not forgotten st. Helena
Arson BaTlingame spoke On tho same sab
ject.
Is Col. Fremont was next called on aad we
Il received with enth usitsm. H. made quite
| moderate speech. He regretted Thu polite
IA war, but tea rfident that 10 wouIl end (
the triumph OF truth and justice. He said h
mad been called back America and lost n
NJ time III responding, and he was ready TO Civ
!, mis- best services 10 his country
:. | In the House Of Commons, on the 3Oti
Lord J ohm Russell minated that an Engiisl
man had been forced into the militia NJ Ne
Orleans, but that the British Consul the
Rad obtained his release. Other similar II
stances had occurred In the southern stat.
20 but they appeared to aa We been unHat no r, ~
at and assurances from the Mont g0mefy Go
eminent had been given that they would IA
a sanction such acts
m In speech on the pa per duty, Lord Russo
rs strongly deprecated the exulJation vii
~ | which Sir J ohm RtUzd-n had alluded 10 Il
n. bursting OF the bubble OF democracy
| America" In common with the great bulk
le her countrymen he was horIiiisd at II civ
war which arose from The accursed poison
.ts slavery left them by FL gland.
of COMMERCIAL sgYz.
cs LIVERPOOL, June 10 --Cotton-The mark
IS | closed t-ddy-s.4lss Of The week 81 UOp bal.
including Is, $50 bales TO Speculation and 10. !!
lie | bales for export.
a. Manchester adsic are favorable and prize
le generally unchanged. Ihs re Is more dol
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