New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
SOUTHERN REFUGEES.
PASSES REQUIRE FUTURE LOYALTY
The Fortifcations at Alexandria.
THE FIRING AT AcQUIA CREEK
special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Saturday June ], 1861.
ARRIVAL OF THE HON. MR.. E1HERIDGE.
The Hon. Emerson Etheridge OF Tennessee
| arrived here to-day. lie came by way of the
| river and Louisville, where he spoke Oh Mon
| day night 10 large and enthusiastic audience.
He says that Tennessee is to play the part Of
| Virgins East Tennessee and part of the
Cumberland Mountain region, about a third OF
| the State, where Andy johnson, Maynard, and
Nelson live and have been speaking, viii, like
Western Virginia, show q strong majority for
the Union: and il the rest OF the State goes for
Dlsuniop, as is certain, civil war is inevitable.
In Western Tennessee, Mr.. Etberidse was the
only speaker in the canvass, except few friends
in his county. In Middle and much of Western
Tennessee, no Union speakers and no Union
newspapers are allowed. The Louisville Journal
and The Louisville Democrat are 4" TabOod" in
Nashville and Memphis, Soldiers are distributed
through the State to overawe the voters.
These soldiers may vote anywhere, but the
Captains are'.o see that they vote fairly. There
ID an encampment within twenty miles of Mr.
Etheridge's house. All the Union papers in the
State save BrowDlow's have been spiked.
After the passage Of the Secession ordnance,
Senator JobDsOn's life was not safe. The Dis.
unionists are well armed. The Unionists are
wthou. arms, aud cannot compete with the
Rebel troops.
Eight out of ten men in Louisville are for ~
Union, but Western Kentucky. ,,os, of Tsnne.-
see River, like Wcst"--o r.,no,,oo :. lsrcsly
Disu1ioe
GARIBALDI GUARD SWORN IN.
The Garibsldi Guard was sworn in for the war
to-day. Capt. Whipplc, Who mustered the men
into service, rays that he never saw such en-
thusiasm. IF such regiment were ordered to
charge, nothing could Withstand it. They are
the most picturesque, enthusiastic, and the best
regiment that have inspected"
Three members only declined to take the
oath. Their fellow soldiers tore off their clothes
leaving one stark naked, forcing him to put on
a pair Of borrowed drawers; the two Others lott
with only drawers on, and oil were barefoot
They did not bear of thing belonging to them.
They wcrs kicked by all from the Colonel
down. The Colonel remarked to Capt. Whipple,
indignantly, " To think that niter all our trouble
aud expense, three men should decline to serve.
Capt Whippe replied, 1--WE have fewer re-
cusants than any other regiment" The reg
iment marched away slnging national songs,
waving their fogs aud giving torriic cheers ior
President Lincoln, Gen. Scott and the Union.
Vice.PreEdent Hamlin remarked in private
last night that these Guards were the best body
of volunteers vet mustered into service. The
Guard 70 into camp near the Congressional
bTying ground.
A SERGEANT KILLED.
sergeant in the fifth company Garibadi
Guard, Hungarian, was leaning against bal
cony to-day, when the balcony gave way, and he
fell dowa and broke his neck.
ARRESTED AND RELEASED.
K. w. Latham, h prominent UniOnist OF Nir-
eiuia, was arrested by Col steadman, his FORM
or relations with the traitor Floyd being
ground of suspicion against his fidelity. He was
released by the officer in command at Cincinnati
FLOATING BATTERIES AT CAIRO.
II. D. Field Left yesterday for Cairo, author
lied TO construct, under the direction OF the OH
Ger in command, five floating batteries, each OF
a capacity for 500 rnen. They are intended for
oaonsiye operations on the Mississippi against the
Rebels at Memphis and at other points OF re-
sisiance below.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 is probable that either Col. sherman, OF
Ohio, or Col. Meigs, OF the regular army. will
be appointed Quartermaster-General.
WAR MAP OF VIRGINIA.
A map of Virginia will seOn be published frou'
the tn copies of that engraved for Gov Letcher
and seized here en- route 10 Richmond. II viii be
BY far the best to be had
THE SECRETARY or WAR.
Gen. Cameron was prevented, by pressure OF pub
lie business from going TO Old Point as he had in
tended to-day.
THE VOICE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
A ,ommitte from Western Pennsylvania, headed