Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-18
NEWS AS TELEGRAPHED TO AND FROM THE
NORTH.

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NEWS AS TELEGRAPHED TO AND FROM THE
NORTH.
FROM WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON. June 70 Accounts from Fairfax Court
House state that three companies of secessionss sud
denly left there on Monday on hearing OF the prop
able advance of troops upon the town Inc wafer
ppes through the village and houses have been taken
ont aud cast into bullets for the Of the rebel army
Ex-Governor Geary Of Kansas, has been AUTHORIZED
TO raise gment in Pennsylvania OF three years men
Ii is certain that the Indiana troops at Cumberland
were reinforced by regiment OF Gen horrss COM
mand and will soon march twenty-five miles west TO
Rompev for tho purpose OF Dispensing rebel force
here aud that General Mcclellan WILL within week,
attend 70 Charestown, Va One thousand I'VE hundred
troops are said be stationed there behind entrencn
uen's, on which 6-pyulders are mounted; Iney have
in jail TWO three II the members OF the "heehIs
Convection seized en- route.
l. view Of Aus rss G.sal 10 receive him. BuILngame
| i, appointed N mister 10 China.
Tue National latelgeucer says the Government vii
soon sy the troops.
VIM Hat;ou d wealthy planter and member OF tue
Southern Cavalry has beer captured
FROM MISSOURI
ST LOUIS June Is The U-i.ed States authorities,
the arsenal have been for weeks advised OF the Gttemp
% enlist recruits for he Southern army.
sOn Mon az night the ssaneE Platte Valley was de-
tIned at Duucaus leland battery and sixteen person.
selected ON some POO passengers and taken prisoners
Tur.esn OF them were suDscquentiy released Taos.
still held are Col WIN J. Preston Edmond a Pigne'o
aad Edward BauuarbSssett.
TIE western md OF the Gage bridge on the Pacifc
abroad ME miles this side Of Jefferson CITY was burned
Yesterday and the draw LEI. open.
0. " Barrett brother OF the late Congressman Bar
rsJt OF this District arrested tor alleged treason
~ aid proofs against him srog, and that OthNi
individuals are involved in the charge. Bar
rett " Il be brought before q. Commissioner Hickman
-o.dsy tor examination The other persons will be
brought from the arsenal and arraigned at the sam
SIX companies of Col Sigels regiment OF volunteers
belonging 60 Gen. l. ons Brigade left here las. nigh
Tor K la the terminus of tie Southwest branch of the
Pacific railroad and four additional companies Tor the
ams destination. squad OF troops will be stationed to
0rotec. the different bridges OF the route, but the main
is designed for action in the northern part oil the
State.
The Pacific road and TELEGRAPH lines will be placed I'M
!or the protection Of the Federal troops Every efor
vii be made to make them effective.
Three steamers now at the arsenal taking o.
troops whose destination is supposed to be JetieSao"
City.
sKIRMIsH IN VIRGINIA.
CrycfNYAT1 June Is Col Wallace, Of the indiana
Zluares lett Cumberland yesterday with a portion o.
mis- reriuent aud attacked camp OF rebels numbering
300 at Romuey Virginia abou: A. miles south OF Cum
berland AID after sharp yht completely routed them,
iing two woUnd!ug one aud capturing several prison
ers aud all their camp equPage, provisions surgeon
stores, and arms. Tne lndanians had one man shght{
wounded Col. Wallace returned safely 10 Cumberland
With his command last night.
FEoE uAGEEsrowN.
UAGERsTowN, June I3-rSO reasons are assigned for
the non ADVANCE OF Gen. Pat.ersOns division First,
that the Legislature is in session at Frederick, and thai
a column from Washington must come by that route.
They hope that the Legislature will adjourn this week
and the Government desires 10 keep the troops out o.
Maryland until after the Congressional election tonor
row.
The action of the Maryland House of Delegates in
strucng their United States Senators vote for the
cognitcn OF the Southern Conederscy, has excited
deep sentiment among the Union in their portion OF
Maryland Many say that the Federal Government
ought to disperss the Legislature.
FROM TEXAS AND MEXICO.
New ORLEANS June l4.--TeIas advices say Cortinas
was attacked nine miles from RedmOnGs Rsnchero,
by force under Capt Benayides and completely routed,
killing of his men and wounding several Corlnas
escaped with about ~ men into Mexico.
L, is understood ths: revolution is inaugurated in
Tamaupas.
Guerrero the defeated candidate fer Governor Issued
pronunciamento removing the question TO who should
b. Governor from ths ballot box to the sword The I'M
preston vas that the revelation would become general
and Guerrero would unite MS forces with those OF MAJ
quez and Moca who have been setting the Juarez Gov
0TEmelt Ut defiance
MEEsENGER TO EURoPE
NV YORK, June ll--To the Chief of Police, Bos-
ton Mr.. TIappenan Captain OF the Confederate army,
Is 20 sail in the steamer tomorrow, "Wednesday. He
is the bearer OF dispatches from jeff Davis and also
commission for priva.eers These papers ough. 10 be
secured. JOHN A. KENNEDY,
Chief OF Police.
Il the absence Of the United States Marshal and Dis
trio. Attorney Mr. ANAL with posse OF police, visited
tue steamer America AID, after much trouble discov
,red TrsIptnau, and asked 10 see his papels. Dir.
rappelal was indignant declariug himself 10 be The
Prussisn Consul a; Charleston, he recently, and
produced his psper evidence Of the fact, sgued by
Franklin Pierce He also exhibited passport signed
by Robert Beanch British Consul at Charleston.
lie had also papers showing that he the bearer OF
dispatches from Lord Lyons the British government
thea the dresL gsance OF that government
if no vas erierod with. His room searched
ouE nothing o. couaole ia character was found and
ne vas loved TO 60 upon the steamer.
Upon returning his olee Ar. Anal found the follow
ing 1-pa CHI:
New YoKK June II, 1861 TO Chief Police Boston
AIRES. aud hold VIM. Trslpenan, of Charleston, s. e.,
Tor He i to sal in the steamer to-day Secure
lis papers.
BY order of the Secretary Of State
JoBS A. KENNEDY
Superintendent OF Police.
The dispatch came too late the steamer had sailed.
SENATOR APPOINTED.
SPRINGFIELD, III June Pho. II. Browning has
beeu appointed Senator by IGovernor Yates fill the
vacancy occa,oned by the death OF Senator Douglas.