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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
UNION SENTIMENT IN TENNESSEE.
JOIN BELL FOR SECESSION.

LOUISVILLE, Thur.day, June g. lSCl
The Journal ths morning -,ys trat proportion In
the Mnyeld G. invention for the Fir, District .ecede
from the State and join T-nneaes WA negativcd BY
vote of l3O To 80. IT.. plan wac then abandoned.
A dispatch TO TIE ". y. Defa, frOm Knoxville,
dated May 81 .sys thai the Union Convention, in scs
siou there pss,cd resolutions recommending resistance
if 20 900 yoies were cast against Secession and II lees
subnis ion.
The address of The Southen-Rights men declares
they are determined bold their position though they
should be 10 minority.
A circular addr,sted from Nashville TO the Union
men Of Teune,see condemns the course OF the Gov
ernor; depreoates h. raisitg Of troops depores Sc
cession a. curse and urgcs thom 10 place Tennessee
by the side Of Kentucky 10 keep out Of any action or
participation in tie war.
Later information the dispatch says, leads TO the
hone thai the manly effort Of rhe Union will sue
ceed and hat a large vote will be poled In Middle and
Eist Tennessee.
special dispatch dated the +th inst states that the
Hon John Bell spoke at Knoxville to-day, urgios war
to the Geah against the North aud declaring that five
millions of Norh.n people canuot conquer tie South
AT Montgomery much dissaliffaction is expressed al,
TIE removal of the seat Of Government TO Richmond.
The Rah,aoHd Wig Of the lst inst. says that a
virginan u he put in the Cabinet, in place Of Mr..
Walker, Secretary Of War.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
SECEsSIONISTST RETURNING TO ALLIE
GLANCE,

1000 TROOPS AT GRAFTON AND PHILIIPPL
CScissArI, Thurscsy, June 9, 1861.
special dispatch from Grafton to The G@'ette says
that the American flag s flying along tie whole route
betw cen there ard Wheeling. Ohio troops are gusrd-
ing the road Mni. Loing Of Wheeling was brought
through hst night He was arrested the charge Of
treason.
A large number of the Secessionists arrested are
taking the oath Of allegiance. They all say they ex
pected war Of devastation and had been deceived by
their leaders. The beat feeling is prevailing between
the troops and the Vuginians.
Volunteers are beiug raired for the Government st
Martnsburg and through this section Several compa-
nies went down to Wheeling tbiS evening for drill.
Col Kelly is much better but is not out Of danger
vet. lie was brought over to-day from Phppi. There
are twenty companies Of infantry and several OF arti-
lery there as a garrison
A wonderful cnange of sentiment has taken place
there. The Union feeling is largely predominant.
Nearly 900 troops arc at Grafton and at Phihppi-
namely: the 9TH 7h, aud 9Th Indiana and let Virginia
Regiments. and Coonels Irvine, aud Address and
Steadman, with the Ohio and Cleveland Artillery.
Gen. Morri, Of Indianapolis is in command
il not known how many rebels were killed OF
Philipp Tney were under the command of Col. Pot
,erheid of Eastern Virginia. Many Union men were
impressed into their ranks.
Col Dumont's 9Th Indiana regiment led the at
tacking column II Phiipp Col. Crtepden's regiment
did not get up in time 10 participate The march that
night was really wonderful. In loo king at the ground
one is astonhed they could travel tie distance IN the
time they did IL was never exceeded III the military
history of The country. Toe troops are moving to
Philippi tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

peOed every hour. At least two batteries will be sons
here.
All news concerning the proposed advance OF troops
is strictly prohi tied by the commanding General The
troops are all eager advance and ested Ct the idea
Of meeting tho enemy son.
Cols. Napley's Balliers, and Bsress regiments were
inspected to-day prior to msrching.
The 7tb, 9Th, and 10th Regiments were inspected
yesterday.
A forward movement most certainly bes'nf to NOR
row, nothing but the iuclemency of the weather for
the Past few days has prevented the movement to-day
Gen. Patterson has prepared the following sddressto
be distributed 10 the soldiers;
HEADQURrERs DEPT or PESssYLVAsh,
CHaaBERsBURG, Pa, June, 8, lSCi'
To ne United Siae' Troop. Of thi' Department.
The restraint which has neca4s4rily been imposed
upon yon, impatient to overcome those who have
raed q cir parrial hands against our country, Is
about to be removed You will soon meet tie ilAur-
gents
You are not the sogre.-ors turbulent faction,
mirlrd by ambitious rnles in time of profound peace
and na. ioual prospe have occupied your futs aud
turned the guns AGAINST you have seized your aeusls
aud arnO i-s and sp raed 10 Themselves Govern
supplies; have arrested and held pisouers yonr
cOmpsrions hing 10 their homes under S'ae pledge
of secuity; have captured versels und provisions
voluntarily assured by State legislation from molesa-
ioo, nnd now sex to perietuate reign OF terror
over loyal citizens.
They have invaded a loyal State. and intrenehed
Themselves will in its boundaries in defiance VI It's
constituted arthoriiies.
You arc roing on American so to sustain the civil
power, TO rel the oppressed, and to retake tnat
whicr il ol,winlly held.
You must bear ia mind that you are going for tue
good Of tie whole country, AID thSt, while II s your
duty 10 punib sedou, yon must protect tie loyni ana
should OccasiUn offer, at once suppress ser'ie m-
surre,lion.
Success will crown your efforts; "A grateful country
and a happy people will reward you.
BY order OF Msj. Gen. PaTTEKsoS b. PORTER
A.sists sut Ad iutsnt OuhersL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
A LADY PATRIOT.
LETTER TO THE REBEL POsTMAsTER-GENERAL.
WASHINGTON Thnrrday, June 8, 1861.


Among he iucid, nts of female patriotism should be
ueutioued the fact that period of great danger
young lady succeeded in reuching Washington and
furnished 20 high officials information Of most i'm
portsu cLaac er including accurate position Of the
h, s,ile olccs which proved servceable 10 the Gov
ernment.
In the New Orleans mail which reached the Wash
iugton Po-0fiice Yesterday, via PirsDurgb, was by
mistake letter addles,,d TO Pusms.sterGeDeal Rea-
an containing application for the contract 10 carry
the mail in the Confederate States.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
AFFAIRS IN st. LOUIS.

ST.. LouIs, Thurday, june 6, 1861.
battalion Of United States regulars from Carlisle
Barracks destioed for NewMexico arrived Yesterday,
and proceeded west by the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad.
Col BoeInsiein has resigned command OF the ID
Regiment Of Volunteers.
Tie Reppbi,coa learns that Capt. Mcdonald will be
produced before the United States District Court AT
Springfield H.. this morning, under habeas corpus
writ fsued by the Judges OF that Court 90 Monday
LIST
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
GOV. BERRY,s MESSAGE.

CONCORD, N. H., Thursday. Jan. e, lS6l.
Gov Berry delivered bis message to the Legislature
to-day He calls Immediate attention to measures tua'
she'll Gid the General Government nresistiugtne reos
lion waged against our Institutions and trusts i'
New v-iIampsbire will bs oebnd none OF her ss@r
States in the appropriation Of men and money ior '"e
purpose. lie recommends the organzaion Oh NJ es''
one regiment for every county in the state 70 DC
thoroughly drilled and equr?cs r service tue call Of
the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
AFFAIRS AT ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Thursday, June 3, 1861.
Capt Ball received pas outside the lines, in order
to bring bis family TO Washington. 1t !, thought his
account of The good be received while prison
er will have an influence the rebels. His oath was
not Inc ely on parole, but one Of allegiance All
thirty five Of bis took tie sane oath in Washipg'
ton ttis morning.
An attack was app rebended last night in some
quarters TIL. necessary precautions were taken, but
the town was very quiet
The north-east storm still continues The weather
10 cool.
The projected publication of newspaper by the
soldiers prevented by order Of the Provost Marshall
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
THE BRIGs CAPTURED BY PRIvATEERs.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Thursday, june +, 1861.
The captains Of the brigs John Adams, Panama, and
schooner Mermaid, captured Off the mouths Of the
Mississippi by privateers passed through here, bound
,as,ward, to-day. They r,?rece,. that they knew
pothpp Of the letters Of mar ,ae, and supposed their
csptou 10 10 pilota
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
COZ. RARTLETT's NAVAL BRIGADE.

WA.HIsoToS, Thursday, June 6, 1861.
Col. Bartlett Of the Naval Brigade, will return to
Old Point Comfort thin afternoon. lie states that Gen.
Butler now had orders from tho President and Srcre
taryof-Wxr to aeeep, the full complement OF 1oo
men, and 80 officers exactly ordered by the Presr
dent ON tLs I'd Of May. Col. Bartlett says he is pre-
pared TO prove that certain newspaper publications are
erroneous as 10 natter of fact concerning himself and
command.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
A SECESSIONIST KILLED.
EVIDENCE OF TREASON POUND UPON HIM.

CHAsBEKsBURG, Thursday, June b, lSol'
Clinton Reutch. wealthy SecrssionEt, was shot
lat uipbt by a Union man at Wilhamsport. ReuIch
boas.d that be could whip any Uuioni.t living. Aher
HI. death pws was found upon him, siyLed by his
brother, prominent Secersionirt Of Maryland accred-
itinV him to Capt Do, e an officer at lIsrpeis Ferry
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
RESIGNATION OF NAVY OFFICERS.

BOSTON, Tturday, june ., F'hI.
The following ofcrre Of tue fr'ga'e Su-quehanna
whi.h arrived tlis morning, have rendered their resg
pniIons:
,,or.. ". Houin, Comm.nd,-; J. " Barney Fi.tLieuer
.h, ,he Purser. aud three MIDI hipm,n
The Susquehanna is at the Navyfard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
VIRGINIA STEALING LADIES wARDR0IsEs
MANAGEABLE CORRESPONDENCE.
From The Bea<o. BE

From The Beafo. Bee
We alluded few days since 10 a correspondenee
which took Mace between the Governor 'f virginia
and the wife of AN officer In the navy, "hose nhn'-
ness 10 duly and to hB tag had s'''" The 'r' % the
xsi,ou> Tue Virginia authOsa,se, .. way OF pan'sa-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
THE sCHOoNEK CASTOR.

PHn.DELrlnA, Thursday, June o, 1851.
The schcouer Castor. from kir Janelro for New
Orleans rrer,d away from thnt por by tho ST. Lour,
arrived at tie bIeakwsicr to-day. She is going TO
Nxw-loTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
ANOTHER REGIMENT OFF FOR WASH
INGTON.
ELMIHA. ~. Thursday, June

ELMIRA. N. Y Thursday, June g. 1861.
The I9fh, or Cuyuga Regiment, Col. Clark com
mander eft this morning for Washington via Harris
burg An immense coucour of people wilDessed the
departu,e e. and the wiii,si eutiusiasm prevailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
THE HARRIET LANE ATTACKS A BATTERY
BRIEF AND SHARP ENGAGEMENT.
REBEL FORTIFICiTIONS ALONG JAMES RIVER.
COL. TOwNsEND's REGIMENT
Special Dispatch TO The ~ Y. Tribune
FORfREss MONROE, OLD POIST, June 8,
vm W.sLjnyton June g. 1861,

SlONhOt, OLD oi}
Va Washington, June g, 1861.
About o'clnck this morning the Harriet Lane
had skirnsh with battery on Pig Point, at
the mouth of the Nanstmoud River, nearly op-
posite 10 Newport News About twenty-five
shots we're exchanged. The Harriet Lane re.
ceised one shot through her bulwarhs IRON
rifed gun One mnn was seriously, aud several
slightly wounded by n splinter.
What the effect of her shots was on the BAT
tery is not known. One OF the Lanes shells
burst in an enbrasure. Those who witnessed
the firing from Ncwport News with good glasses
believe That the shells took effect within the
works, and carts we're seen to move of, with the
dead, it is coDjectured.
No attention has been paid to this battery
heretofore, though its existence has been well
known. 1t has from 10 70 II large guns, and
commands the mouth of NaDsemODd River. The
Lanes purpose was merely To feel their fire, and
determine the character of the work
There is another battery short distance iur-
ther up the James River, at the mouth oi a
small stream. II is evidently the intention 0'
the rebels to inrtify the shore at points where
our force. may make lodgment, fearing, DO
doubt, that it may he Gen. Buffers intention to
land forco on that side of James River, with
the view of holding on to point that will com
mand the rear of Norio!k, AID cut of their rail-
way connection with the South aud Richmond.
Large numbers are engaged in throwing up
Notifications in the neighborhood Of the scene ol
the affair to-day.
Col. Townsends regiment arrived to-day, and
went into encampment near Hampton.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
To the Associated PresI
FoRrnrss MosRor, Wednesday, June 5,

FoRTnIss MosRoI, Wednesday, June 3,
via Baltimore, Thursday, June 3.
TIE Albany Regimen. arrived to-day and goes INTO
encampu.n ut near Hampton The regiment is thorough
ly prepared for Immediate seIyc..
Col Bartlett has no. yet arrived from Washington.
The Naval Brigade will ooubile,s be entirely die
banded in few days. Eighty of them are still on the
Rip Rsrs.
This morning the Harriet Lane exchanged about
fifty sbots with tie rig Point BATTERY, ne,ry opposite
TO Newport News Jsmes River. She received
two shors aud wounded FIVE men, one Of them re-
veiely.
The Harriet Lane wac about thrce-fourhs Of mile
from the batter tie seven embrasures Of which DIS
c!ored heavy pieces.
Two OF the Harriet Lanes shells burst immediately
over them.
TIE night before las; Ave companies webt nearly TO
the Halfway House, between Hampton and York
town.
Con- Butler has spent the day ct Newport News
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

The Mempkis Butiet,n OF MAY 30, conlairs tho fol.
lowing items:
Apenll.uan who clme from Montgomery yesterday
moriing reports that he passed about oWo lrors -
route Tor Union City This looss if Cairo was TO b
taken, an iaSasioa vas expected Yesterday There
were . 500 tr,ops there, and 10 OOJ mere exlrerd.
Gen. B, sursgsrd, we understand, reached this cisy
yesterday iterbooo- tlis presencs here indicates I'M
yoraut movements looking 10 the Geeusc of tie mAs-
,i,ipEi Valley.
Tie late aood 10 White River destroyed the new
lsvee esfendinp frots The highlands orow Augpta V
Peach Orch. I'd Iui iul, tflteen niles. Tie leyee
cor the State abour 500 05O and pronounce ed one
Of the beos Jobs IN that Safe. What ~ s;nslars thsA
the river not np to The extreme hgh-"a'-r marx.
NE.Ro PRss'HEs HUNG.--A negro preacher,
beknsins to Mrs iiaGrn, at tino inh, inlnlsed ~
violent Language to his mistress last Sunday afternoon,
renxrkug, among other tbngs, that he would De iree
in three weeks, AID codid raise tboasand men b'sen
Tor the purpose iid ca@e was ieposted " 'ao ,n
tea the evening. and he taken cot sna Lung
on Monday aherDocn.
Mr.. Hoxscs Thay4r has cent a map OF the Middle
and Southern Statas wA An enlarged char Oh tie sess
of wat, and disxrnn slowing the comparative mas
of the seeded sIs neutral State. by Distinctive elo1ag.
Tho dx.auce between stations on railroads gSeh 3o.
There table Of shs principal forts aud Aso oi 'os
dnes a Secession If the seeded State and tie num-
bsn of persons li.ble TO do military duty. We notice
some uarcurac;ss such the petariSg and speaking OF
Arizona aa Territory. Ii s ths name OF The SoutseA
portion Of Nsw.Mexno.
Tvs NEw-JsRsEY BArrrsTs-The Eass New~
Jer,y Baptist Association embracing hfty or sixty
churches, has passed the following resolutions:
Rss~sd Txs. h. distracted eosdon 81 the country ce ~
eaoe and pr.ySr hs rod ~h svnts ar noo"
,sssre pes unity aad properly u hs land snS
A the present .f or rstios may rssnt seoS
iax The si, which r2sosh to saJ oPc, end In Pre-
| n,otus the rtsh ttst esslte'h nation"
tpsssed Win pride ana Feaanre ~
lot, ps,ro,n sppo Given hy msn vsse
It's hos ~ the ceas
is I-bs now .airgF and that -s hold 70 Be ChrO
tIar duty the aoh nies In th -ir emineIuy n{htes
ende.vo,s to the hws. silS knl that-"Neow
rssissssh ~ powell rsshse,h ~ sres - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07

To Tho Associated Pre3s
WAsmSGros, Thursday, June b, lsOl.
Military matters to-day have been conducted Win
more than usual caution.
Runorr of contemplated movement by the federh
forces On Fairfax Cout-House, Mansssas Juneiion and
uarpers Ferry nre still prevalent but reliable nfor
nation 10 unzt,aInable.
CH.sBgRsBvRo, Thursday, June b, isoi.
Capt. McMulens Rangers have been attached 10
Cspt. Doubleday's command. Lieut.. Porter OF the
regular army is acting Qu.rIsrmaser, and Lieut.. Hail.
Of Fort Sumter memEy, 10 acting Commisary. Capt
Doubledsys battalion 10 in the advance, md another
company OF regular infantry is coming tomorrow.
Two New.York regiments coming within the next
two d.. from E'rara
C..Iun 70 a.z Lapt Daablsdsys coDpany a's OK
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FRf4,sy EVENING JANUARY rs, 1851.
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M Merb SuftJ: Yfcf eek IT. r. DaS,aspo Hnt=rt
Wave ~ A9. ", LetinsH I'll Nrf WdEeriy, Miss Anfie
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P w., where and boxes may ~" sttufed tN "a . " ~
Of The day Of psrfo' IItr+%. .,,.
5pe7s open hsfpa@r 6o'clock peFfonl ace to eSi
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4. CADEasY OFF MUSIC = ACADEMY or AuSi' ,
--Forme7sy-
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s7A 4 : E9GER sss:; Il ;iYvK P12ptts
DAN RICE ard TiE GREAT SHC7T VIII APPEAR but oss
weeR ut the terrninaiion If The prese.t1,
FRIBAY NIGHT JAsUAEstF Is, 1851,
The tncigla Modern Gyranasa School for Pysc1l
Eduettjon :Hs tbjnocerds Kane and s'nkhys
ELLA E'JYkIsA Rice Rice
II rseba X. .isH Rice ril inroducsExceisiort
IJns. and Madame Sersnie. TIE Pantonr. IT,
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gzlson saurdsgpsn Eices Dream Of Chiva'ry. sS the
Benefit of Mr.. F.. 4. Hoss'ou.
EXCHANGE. OF TFHE-Doors open at 81 Performa5cs
vii commence Ut ~ ?. H. precisely
d. Nef4AREH Sois Proprstcy Great Show.
RfspaIdng and Rogers MUSEUM adjoining the Academy
Of Music daily with the Girl and increases
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barking GoniEaIy, following said ANAL 10 P6ntel
along ihc shores said lake tho !iGt iet the OF
ms Jesrs following said FiiSh se Mia
ssSipB following tbs lanks OF sSid the stnEr
poat riat, Of which mas hse' tlats ai re y w efse
That tic trsSafy r 4 ainng ct rtiipn he
sod DninipE District Will be the rn,icl
lions eaaf BY be Inls AID canpae foF
u ,re ALL as fnr as p6ste ocsleaa of
bulldry d thou, aid dollars. =.
Ard ha they Will psee ed p Y as ha portion o ssis
Draining Distrit lying within the ats hGFis pf eer
lenns q Tho mississippi iiTef u The be-
tween he Parishes VI Jele SOL Nj y I'eig s.l
JefFetson d tko Pontchlrtfan 4od relieving
h}isstssiEr rivtr and Tire banks
,he slarting point as Of WHICH have and d. esite.t
in e flee OF tls Recorder at tbs fa fsh
jefferson. Tint the ing 1fsaiI
potion OF said DRAIN. district viii n as
the publications Repaired nas and eoIHlstsd
Hin years ard fir H. II g poshe c4itaaat X
Of shout hundred and fifty tl2usatld ica
Il. h PLACE, President