Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-04
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subjugatiOn Of the Rebels

liwNy II -a-s---z lafa rJa 10 Z faI
Seisre Of the Western Nails By The Rebels et
Harpert Fsryy--kOrs Particulars Of ne
,Skirmisk at Fdigfdr, Ha--,Emmerson En-
sridgs at WashingtOn---He Declares Civil
War Inevitable IN Eastern Tennessee u that
STATE Ssesdes.-sR Preparations at 0aro TO
Operate on Nsaphis--- The Petition of En-
gland T'owGfd the United iStates SUI Doubt.
.w .fid-4 Tvo FEDERAL Dre0Oors Rsscusd-- VIsit
of Maryland CoximissioHsrs 10 JEFF. Davis--
Another Skirmish Near AIsfdndria, Va
Colonel Fremont 10 be RrO0ided Nth Ten
Thousand Rifles and Park Of Artillery.
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BALTIMORE, June 2-The rebels seized the
Western mails coming East, this morning, at
Hsrpers Ferry. on asfi-gaulb o. ffri)
NEW YoHE, June 9--Tbe Herald says ".
! II. Washington, son Of the late Colonel
Washington, was captured in the Fairfsx
V Il is reported the battery at Rathias's
Point proves 70 be q wood-piIe. b-as1s
Lieutenant Tompkins's Official account Of
the Fairfax matter does not differ materially
| from the ffst report. He says three of his
men are missing, three slightly wou1ded
aDdsix horses lost. He thinks the killed and
wounded Of, the rebels, was hirty-fye. He
brought away five prisoners. -1-
The TFibWSs Washington dispatch says J
Emerson Etheridge has arrived from Ten,
i nessee. He says East Tennessee will show
large majority for the Union. Civil war
is unavoidable If the rest of the State Sc
cedes. Soldiers are distributed through the
7 State TO 0verswe voters. gs7
The Disunionists are well armed, but the
Il Unionists are uuarmed. N. d. Field has
gone to Cairo, authorized to construct five
l ..TG
dred men, intended 10 operate on Memphis
snd below II ia reported that Colonel
Sherman, Of Ohio, will be appointed Quar-.
termaster-G General, Five more regiments
are rendered from Western Pennsylvania.
The steamer Northern Light arrived at
New York from Aspinwall with $373oOo In
specie. a., .-.. 49,. ....-..... G.e
i CHAMBERsBuRG, PBNNA., June 3.-There
will be no movement Southwark before
t Wednesday. SO u il92s .d.at Duo
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The official &C
countof the Aoquia Greek affair agrees with
the other accounts. The enemy's batteries
in range were silenced. Only one seaman
was injured. -' t-L ltili '.f
2 THE Seventy first Regiment did not 20 to
Acq1ia Greek, as reported.
The accounts received from England state
that Mr.. Adams was presented by Lord Pal
Tnerston Important State dispatches
>
the British Government is not decisively
asGertained. There is nothing new from
other Governments. ..
| Among the ridiculous rumors are, that
Colonel Wilcox has Joined the rebels; and
that twenty Michiganders had been captured
by the rebels. t
Another Zouave was shot last night.
: A battalion of regular cavalry and q bat
:, tery Of artillery proceeded toward Fairfax
! Courthouse last night. .... t-
/ CHAMBERsBURe, PESNA June at is Ger.
tain that portion of the Federal force here
will soon occupy Frederick. 7t
> WASHINGTON, June 2--Word has been re-
Il ceived that the two missing dragons in' the
Q Fairfax affair, had been rescued and brought
9 back by their company, who heard they
q would be hung, which caused the wholt
/. company to rescue them. D..
An incendisry fire at Alexandria was ex
= tenguished by the soldiers
q FORTRESS MONROE (gia Bqltimore) June 3
d By order of the War Department, the Nava
g Brigade was not accepted but returns Il
q New York tonight Their arms and am
a munition are retained by order of Genera
a Butler, who is placed in the most embArrass
ing position. Colonel Bartlett, of the brig
T. ads, in n midnight expedition to the Ri
e Rapsr fell from the parapet, breaking hi
+ ankle and receiving internal injuries. He |
r. delirious 20 day. An emuete is expects
le when the news is announced. | ~.
g WAsHISGToN, June awhile there is n
IN doubt three of the six Commissioners az
is pointed by the Legislature of Maryland hA9
y waited on JEFF. Davis, no information can
j obtained here to show that their associates
gs as instructed, have officially visited Presi
81 dent Lincoln. Esle1.3I Lt65 '.t9
n The plan of organization for voluutee
y forces described in General Order May
is so modified as 10 allow surgeon and as
Q sistant to each Regiment, to be appointe,
4, by the Governors. of the respective States
g ssnbjeet to the approval of the Secretary 9
'e War. ..-...-.L = ---.-. I -
Leutenants Chaubliss and Horton havin
% rendered their designations, TO avoid bein
le called upon for active service. Their name
Q. have been stricken from the army.
Is Writs OF hdbeas corpus, feturnable o
Tuesday, were granted in the case of tn
t. three men arrested in Maryland charge
u with bridge burning, and removed TO Yorl
The writs were addressed to Generi
he Keim. The hearing was before Judge Gao
ot wallader, brother Of the General s, d.
/ rWAsHMaToS, June 3.--Last night squa
:; of Secession cavalry made a dash at the ou
y, y; posts of the Twenty. eighth New York Reg
~ ment, and fred upon them. A scoutin
~ party pursued the enemy who retreated.
3. NRw YORK, June 3-Townsends, Hav
kin's and Wilson's regiments expect to leal
on Wednesday for Fortress Monroe, full
a armed and equipped.
% The Scott Light Guard Regiment expee
); to start to day for the seat of war.
ID The New York TImeSs Washington di
IS. patch says that I. H. Smith, of Vermont,
rs appointed Consul at Odessa, in place of N
st Arnold, Of Illinois, transferred to ST. Peter
a. 4 burg. slt 'F-
Ut WASHINGTON, June 2.-The New. Yor
% ., 7Tmes's dispatch says that Fairfax Cour
~ house is occupied by three regiments Of Fe
~ ~ eral troops. Two additional regiments vi
" " be stationed there in day or two. -
y The New York Seventh Regiment wi
~ probably, soon be re mustered into seryi
~ and detailed to the camp on Staten Islam
~ to instruct new levies. '- '-t r0
:" Lieutenant Colonel Enyart and CAPITA
- Cahill Of one of the Kentucky regiment
s1I have arrived to make arrangements for d
- acceptance and care Of Ohio troops.
= r. N. Corwine Is here, agent of the Stat
!" TO look after the wants Of the Commissa
~ Department of Ohio troops. -7l
- A London letter says that Colonel Fremo
~ will take with him ten thousand rifles and
n so park of artillery, say forty twelve Founders
~ Tifed cannon. 40 Lsly 6. as. ~