The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-13

will be appointed Brigadier General, and
given command of the Iowa troops"
A special TO the Tribune, Washing on,
10Th says: 10000 troops will be in Bal
timore within thirty six hours. That city
is in fermentation. and there are prepare
tons for vigorous rising. Arms are
stored in private houses. and nightly drills
have been going on. At the first sight of
uprising the city will be bombarded from
Fort McHenry. This is authentic"
Washington, June 10.
1t is ascertained that portion of the
Federal troops have gone TO Edwards
Ferry, point about half way to Harper's
Ferry, and that they will occupy it per-
manently.
The New York Goth captured brother
of Jackson, Ellsworth's murderer.
Our troops complain of the discharge of
the prisoners of war by the government.
asserting that there is no use Of capturing
rebels if they are to be Immediately releas-
ed.
New York, June 10.
The steamer Marion, arrived from For
tress Monroe and Newport news. reports
that she landed Hawkins Zouaves at the
latter place, where tie Massachusetts 9th.
the Vermont Regiment, the Scott Life
Guards and German Rifles were encamped.
The Vermonters had thrown up breast
works twelve feet high in four days. Col
umbiads have been mounted on the bank
of the river.
The Harriet Lane was lying off New
port News. She disabled one of the enc
my's guns in her attack on Pig Point
Five sailors were wounded, one severe
ly.
Cleaveland, June 10.
The First Wisconsin Regiment. Col.
Starkweaiher. passed through this even
ming for Washington. The men are fully
armed and equipped, and presented a fine
appearance.
Cincinnati, June 10.
The 18th Indiana Zouaves, Col. Wal
lace, reached cumberland this morning,
and took possession of the town.
HagerstowD, June 10.
Friends Of Gov. Hicks visited Gen.
Thomas, and asked him to send troops to
Frederick. D.sloyalty is strong among
the members OF tie Legislature.
The obstruction of the dam on the Poto-
mac by the secessionists coused great in
diguation among she people of Southern
Maryland
The Virginians attempted to destroy
Dam s. but were resisted by the Home
Guard OF Williamsport.
An engagement Is progressing The
particulars are unknown The fight is
fifteen miles distant, Numbers of Vir
ginians are escaping.
Every man in Virginia between Is and
60 is required to enter the service before
Thursday next.
The secessionisis claim $1,000 at
Harper's Ferry tie Unionists say there
are only 5000.
Especial to the Cincinnati Gazette.
Grafton, Va. June 10
General Darlington promises the Ohio
troops good uniforms. If honest contractors
can be found in the State. lie has gone
to Phil.ippi to-day, to see the condition of
the troops there. a portion of the Ohio
troops here are to be supplied with Enfield
rifles.
Companies of Virginia volunteers are
beginning rapidly to organize under Gen.
Morris proclamation. Arms were issued
to dag to two fully organized companies
from Paramount. Others are reporting
from the South and East The road is
clear to Cumberland trains running again,
and travelling is revivinG. Many dele
gates and outsiders passing through on
their way to the Wheeling Convention to-
day. A soldier in the Fifteenth Ohio Re
giment, Company D. was accidently
wounded this evening. in scuffie, by
falling on a bayonet. The surgeon thinks
he will recover.
EMIGRATION TO TIE Pacific COAST
The Omaha NeJroSkian says that the tide
Of emigration to California aud Oregon
continues undated, and amounts to a
regular stampede. Immense quantities
of fine stock are being taken out The
emigration to Denver is improving, and
may yet be very considerable.
New York, June 10.
; A dispatch to the Tribune says: "a
letter received from aboard the Anacoslia
says. We are in hourly expectation Of ma
hiS an "et"Ch "Po' = VIM c"''N't az
&C Injunction with the Harriet Lane and
! Cumberland They also expect to pay a
visit TO Sewell's Point and Crancy Island.
A warm time was anticipated.
can army officer. who had an inter-
view with Gen. Scott yesterday, states
that he was positively informed by him
that no important attack upon the position
of the enemy would be made until the
forticatiop around Washington shall be en-
:. tirely finished and guns mounted.
y ut appears that Arlington Height were
5 on the point OF being attacked on Monday
d night. One of Lieut.. Tompkins' company
came in towards midnight TO the camp Of
!. the New York e9th Regiment. reporting
the enemy coming in force. with cavalry
: infantry and artillery. at distanceof only
two miles Our troops were formed IN line
5 OF battle, but from some cause unknown
}. the rebels concluded at the last moment
: to defer their project, and withdrew.
# "Col. Van Aliens regiment of cavalry.