Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-07
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The Pawnee dies of the Greek, and win
see that no more batteries are erected.
ALEXANDRIA, June 4.--AhaiEE are qhiet
except picket was shot on Hampton Greek.
EaboFers are constantly working at the
forti6cations at Alexandra, Sd sdarvised by
Lieut. Snyder, late of Fort Sumter.
= If the grand army moves forward, formi-
dable opposition is expected at Manassas Gap
junction. 1t i INDISPENSABLE to the rebels to
hold this point as their only connection be-
tween Harper's Ferry and Richmond, except
difficult one via Staunton, Va.
ST.. LOUIS, June 4.-Thc 18th Illinois regi-
ment, Col. Macarthur, from Casseyville, en-
barked on the steamer City of Louisiana, at
East ST. Louis, last night, for Carlo. Col.
Cooks regiment also left Alton last night for
the same destination. 1t is understood that
four regiments from Iowa, others from Wis
cousin and still others from Chicago are leav-
ing southwark, bound for Carlo.
LOUISVILLE. June Al 900 muskets from
the Government came across the Ohio river
to-day, and were distributed here. 49,
The Atlanta TntelligeEcer of the lst inst.
learns that $500 troops had left Pensacola
for Richmond.
| CHICAGO, June ii. D. Pulley, member
of the Legislature from Williamson county,
has been arrested at Carbondale for treason,
by order of Gen. Prentiss He will be sent
to Springfield for ;ral 1t is believed ample
evidence exists that he is a leading traitor.
CHICAGO, June 3.-The Tribune's Carlo
correspondence says the Secessionists have
| 5000 troops at Union City Tenn, another
regiment having arrived Friday. 10000 are
between Memphis and Carlo.
THURSDAYS NEWS
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Heyalds CORES.
pondent says there was no forward movement
| last night, as Information was received by Gen.
| Scott late in the evening that several thou
sand rebels were at Centreville ten miles from
| Alexandria. The result was, that each of our
regiments on the Virginia side was notified to
be prepared for night attack. -....
| Preparation are going on in several commits
sary departments for six, eight and ten days ra-
tions for many of our troops, indicating for
ward movements.
Intelligence reached Fortress Monroe yester-
| day that scouting party of Col. Aliens Troy
Regiment had been taken prisoners by body
of 500 rebels near Hampton on the previous
| day. but Gen. Butler doubted the report, from
the fact that the country in that direction had
been thoroughly reconnoitered, and no such
force of rebels could be discovered.
The General Immediately ordered Col. Dur
yeas Zouaves over to pursue the rebels and to
recapture the party if they had been taken
Slaves continued arriving in considerable num-
bers at Gen, Buffers camp and are put to
work on the trenches. They are said to com
prehend the position of affairs very clearly,
and report that their masters are very much
alarmed and are flying from their homes every
day.
The steamer Freebern will receive an arma-
ment of rifed cannon. She is expected to re-
turn 10 Aqua Greek on Friday.
Immense quantities of provisions have been
and are now being shipped from Louisville,
over the Louisville & Nashville Railroad to the
insulrectionary States. The present collector
at Louisville is a secessionist, refusing to obey
the orders of the treasury Department, prohib-
iting the shipment Of provisions South A new
collector has been appointed, wh5 will enforce
the prohibition. He will enter upon his duties
in few days.
The Government has been advised Of the
4 openly ayowed purpose of large armed force
of Tenncsseeans TO make Il rush on Louisville
/ the moment an attempt is made to enforce the
embargo then stir up, if possible, an insurrec-
tion along the line and take possession of the
Nashville road
! NEW YoRK, june 5.--The Secretary Of State
I has ordered several Of the prize vessels re-
leased. a.a
Hawkins regiment of Zouaves has sailed for
Fort Monroe.
Advices from Fort Monroe say that General
Huger has 10000 men at Norfolk and 10 600
more at Portsmouth aud along the shore of the
river. 1t is inexpedieHt to make any demon
siratiou towards Portsmouth or Gosport at
present. III report that General Butler con-
: tcmplated an advance on Petersburg is un-
founded. ers.-
Six dahgrecn bronze 12-pounGers have been
fshed up by the rebels near the navy yard
Eight tons of gunpowder are said to have been
taken from the magazines OF The Merrimac
perfectly dry. The Merrimac. Dolphin, and
Germantown, it is said, will be in seagoing or
der in two WEEKS -..f..a.. ...r J..
BALTIMORE, June 5.-A steamer from Old
Point Comfort reports all quiet there The bark
General Green. of Charleston, for Baltimore
owned by,a mel chant Of Charleston, with a
cargo Of sugar and moasses, has been captured
by the Quaker City. t' fu afg 3.aa
! The U. 8. Marshall look possession of the
gun factory Of Messrs. Merrill and Thomas. Of
this city, today and seized all tho breach load
ing muskets in the establishment. IDtimation
was given that ample employment would soon
be given to the establishment in the manufac-
ture Of arms for the Government. A commit
tee of citizens from Washington have receiv.
ed the assurance that the Government will
soon have opened and keep free and unob-
structed for travel and trndc the entire line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad now cfectu-
: atty DISTRACTED by the Conlcdcrates al Har-
per's Ferry. e
CINCINNATI, June 5.-The engagement at
Phillippi took place at five O'Clock Monday
: morning. The plan was well laid for Farprise
but the impetuousity Of few troops gave the
rebels warning and they fed in haste, leaving
their baggage, 40 horses, four wagons loaded
with provisions, and 500 mdskcts
Col. Kelly, in charging in advance of his
men, was shot with revolver by rebel, who
had charge of provision wagon, The seces-
; sionists numbered 500 well armed and equip
ped.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE GIN. COMMERCIAL.
WASHINGTON, Jane 5.-Lord Lyons was be
having so badly few weeks ago, that he was
told if be did not amend, his Government
would be requested to recall him. He hauled
Ia L,,ks /.