Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
Details of Eastern News.
The following details of news 10y the last
Pony, are from the Union:

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Pony, are from the Union:
ST. LOUIS, August 10Th
Mcclellan was classmate of Beaureguard
and familiar with his mode of combination
lie is well convinced he will make an attack
at some point on the Potomac 1t is said the
rebels have near 100000 men between WASH
ington and Richmond. They cannot afford
to wait for Scott or McClellans motions.
BALTIMORE, August l7-Three notorious
rebel bridge burners have been arrested by
Federal scouts at New Creek.
WAsnINGroN, August II 1T is reported
that the Union Convention in Kentucky will
request Breclinridge and Powell to resign
their seats in the United States Senate
Union men in Kentucky and Tennessee say
that great Federal victory in Virginia,
when the next fight occurs, will eXtinguish
rebellion in those states.
WAsuINGToN, August IS Government has
issued an important order of the War De-
partment.
WASHINGTON, August 10 All commanders
and regiments of volunteers accepted hy this
Department in the States Of Peuusylv mia,
New York. Connecticut, Missouri. Vermont,
New llamvshrt, Name and Michigan, will
take notice and conform to General orders
this directed to the Governors of the
States above named, which ARE asstollows:
10 the Governor Of the State of --:
BY direction of The President Of the United
States, you are urgently requested to for
ward, or cause TO be forwarded to the city OF
Washington. all volunteers, regiments, or
parts OF regiments, at the expense of the
United States Government, that may he now
enrolled in your state, and all clothing or
supplies belonging to or contracted for the
several regiments, shall he forwarded to
Washington for their use-detuied reports
of which shall be made OUT to the Command
ing General
lSigned, SIMEON CAMERON,
Secretary of War.
The State Department has issued a notice
that till further notice no person shall be al
lowed to go abroad from any part Of the
United States with IA passport issued by the
secretary of State, nor rny person beall0wed
to land in the United states without passport
from a Minister or Consul of the United
States tor if foreigner from his own Gov
ernment, countersgned by such Minister or
Consul, not to take effect on persons coming
from abroad for reasonable length of time
a heavy seizure of goods for rebels was
made near Annapolis Junction on the 18th OF
August. Trains OF wagons were also seized,
along with letters for rebel officers.
The Bohemian, via Londonderry. arrived
from Liverpool with dates to Aug 9th.
News of the battle of Bull Run was receiv-
dd on Sunday, August 4th, and caused pro-
found sensation. Americans were much de-
pressed, and Southerners correspondingly
elated. There was almost collision in the
Liverpool nesw-room Russes letters to
the Times are son6ned to graphic details of
the rout of the Northern army, and calls it n
cowardly rout-a miserable, careless panic,
and disgracetul to men in uniform Lot SOL
der. The Times editoraly says the victory
was complete one The Union men fairly
lost all their military honorsj and wishes it
could find something in it to congratulate
either victors or vanQuished, but sees nothing
but what must stimulate all the passions OF
both comhatants.
Parliament closed August 9th
The Queens speech was read and says of
American affairs, she has determined. in com
mon with the other powers of Europe, to oh
server strict neutrality between the contend
ing parties
Iowa and Missouri troops passing down
the Missouri river on the nth were frequent
ly fired on by cannon and small arms. One
man on board was killed, and seven or eight
Wounueu.
Rosencranz is authorized to accept regi-
ments from Western Virginia. which he does
as fast as they are ready.
New YORK, August 9th.-Eow there are
forty-eight regiments forming in this city
Full and complete regiments will doubtless
be forwarded as RAPIDLY as possible The
city can probably send l5G00 in few days
PHILADELpnIA, August l9th.-Now there
are thirly-one skeleton regiments in this city
Philadelphia will be able to send an army Of
nine to ten thousand men
WAsAINGToN, August lSth-Three weeks
ago M. Thouvenel, French Minister of Fore
ign Affairs, transmitted note to the English
Government, proposing to come to clear
understanding respecting the United States.
The English Cabinet asked II more explicit
statement. The reply received was that En-
gland should unite with France for the pur-
pose ofprocuring tobacco and cotton from the
United States in the Autumn. The English
Government responded it could enter into no
such arrangement.