Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-29
From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Gen. Lyon is still a
| Boouville.
ST. LoUIs, jane 2S-The Democrats Cairc
correspond snce says hundreds of MissouTians
are concentrating on the Arkansas border
receiving arms from the South They expec
| to be Joined by Tennesseans. Arkansiaus and
| MiSsissippians.
Birds Point is guarded by two regiments
| and battalion of flying artillery.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Tbe Government
| is determined to sustain the East Tennessee
ans. Mails through there will be carried via
Cincinnati instead OF Louisville.
The returned Texas regiments will be sent
to the Pl aims TO protect the mails.
No more passes into Virginia will be gran.
ted.
WAsHINGroS, June 2s.-The Pawnee is al
the Navy Yard.
The Freeborn proceeded to Point Matthias
and landed men and sand bags, who proceed
ed to breast-working
The Southerners appeared, when the breast
workers took to the water. The Southerners
are occupying the breast-works.
Capt. Ward of the Freeborn, while firing
a gun to protect the swimmers was shot 10
the breast, and is dead. Is shot were thrown
among the Southerners, but the effect is uu-
known.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Government
is going to borrow two hundred millions from
the people, in sums of from so to 100 dol
lars. The Cabinet seems to be afraid to trust
to capitalists.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-It is rumored that
a Cabinet council voted against requesting
Gen. Scott to take Richmond, if possible, be
lore the re-assembling of the Southern Con-
gress.
Gen. Mcclellan is authorized to send pris-
oners of war to Columbus, Ohio.
WASHINGTON, June The Pacific Coast
mails, after Monday, will 90 via. the Over
land route.
ST. LOUIS, June 28.-The A. T. Lacey has
been arrested at Cape Grardeau.
Gen. Lyon is still al Boonville.
LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-Rosseau's troops go
into camp on The Indiana side. Collector
Cotton prohibits the shipment OF every thing
TO Seeded States. The gun boats must wait
for water.
From Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA. June 27.-Lieut. Harrison. of
the Regular Army and a ZOuaye Captain,
have been captured.
From Maryland.
HAGERsTowN, June 27.-Two deserters
have been arrested and will probably be shot.
BALTIMORE, June 27.-The Police have dis
banded. Kenly swore in new set. The
search for arms is progressing. Many fami-
lies have LETT, and others are packing up.
Bar rooms are closed.
BA- TMoRE, June 2S.-Crowds are attract
ed by the Provost Marshal's search. A large
quantity of arms and ammunition, including
500 rifles, were found in cellar.
Banks orders non-interference with officials
except the police; but vacancies from refusal
to serve or resignation will be llled by Ken
ly.
From Virginia.
AGRAFToN, June ga skirmi occurred
near Cumberland. Is Federal Zouaves aban-
doned their horses and took to the hills, ar
irving at Cumberland last night. Two are
missing and one killed.
From Cairo.
CAIRO, June 2S.-Two Dutch companies
ordered to Alton TO join the forces threaten
ing Missouri, did not want to leave Cairo
Many left in tears
The Tennesseans continue moving.
The New Orleans cavalry is ordered to
Missouri.
Markets by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS. June 2S.-Cotton sales of
the week 100 bales; unquotabie. Receipts of
the week, 600 bales against 1850 bales during
the corresponding time last year. Decrease
in total receipts at this port as compared last
year, 354, 900 bales At all Southern ports,
SSL@in bales. --Stofk ofs- hand $500 bales
Sugar 33a43. Provisions dull. Coffee sales
of the week, 800 bags 1Sa20; stock 5000 bags
against 5000 bags at the same time last year.