Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-06-21

strong grounds for an immediate divlsion d
the State.
Mr.. Carlile took the Krouu that Congress
at the coming session would not be likely "a
recognize the division, which, recognition a
necessary, until the rebellion in the Southern
States is put down. the object OF CoEg reas be-
ing to restore every orisihal State to tho
Union. This done, Congress would recognise
the Provisional Legislature, and with the Goa.
sent Of the Legislature and Congress, a Sepa-
ration could be effected at an early day.
Five hundred stand Of Gov ernment arms, q
loan from Massachusetts,, arr ivcd here todag
for distribution to the Home Guards in th d
and adjoining counties. Fifteen hundred more
are expected Tomorrow.
MoNDArs NEWS.
WASHINGTON, June I5.-More re1iusnt,
went over to Virginia to-day.
Hon. Henry May, newly elected Congress
| man from the Baltimore district, declares to
his friends that be a an out and out Union
| maH. ..
Another rebel battery has been discovered
20 miles below Acquia Greek, near Matthias
Point, opposite Port Tobacco, Md. 1t will
receive attention in due time.
Arrangements will be made in q few days
TO prevent the publication of important move
meHts OF our troops, especially those having
reference to the rebels.
FREDERICK, Md, l5th.-The special agent
Of the associated press has just returned from
Maryland Heights, overlooking Harpsrs Fer.
which roirt h. loft altar sawax ol,Ir L a..
evening. The Confederate army had mainly
left the place, only about 1000 remaniuR.-
The route Of the main body was by the turn.
pixies leading to Charlestown and Shspards-
town, but their precise destination is not
known, as they were lost in the distance, and nO
one in the vicinity was sufficiently informed to
state whittier they were going.
Ghe work Of demolition is nearly complete,
The bridge is entirely destroyed; also telegraph.
lines, and Offices, and rife factory No good
property remains except officers houses on the
hills back Of town. Only two out OF twenty
Grmory buildings are saved
The loss to the U. S. Govern ment is nearly
100000, and to the Baltimore aud Ohio r.. b.
nearly as much more. So ~,
NEW YoHK, 15th.-Ths schooner Savannah.
a privateer, in charge OF mdshipman Cooke,
arrived this afternoon with the stars and stripes
dying in triumph over the Secession rag, She
was captured by the brig Perry, about 60 miIee
OF Charlest0n. She had taken the brig Jos.
+. Rockland. and sent her into Georgetown,
,. Z. she is a schooner with an Is pound
pivot gun amidships and formerly q pilot
boat. He: crew of thirty were put in irons,
and transferred to the frigate Minnesota.
WAsnIsGroN. June l6 Gen .. Scott has re-
ceived information that the rebels, are coneen-s
trating all their force at Manassas, Gen cote
has no doubt the rebels will make q stand
there.
The Tine dispatch says Gen Butler has do.
manded 10 600 more troops, aud will have
them in five days. Governor Morgan prom
ised the Government to send regiment from
New York every three days until her full quota
is dispatched.
A signal balloon was seen last night at a con-
siderable elevation over and above the Chain
Bridge, on the rogd to Leesburg, supposed to
have been sent up by the -tebels.
HAGERsTOwN, June l5-A m essenger Just
returned from Harper's Ferry reports that two
,alnps still remain on the heights consisting
)f about six hundred men. The greater part
of fourteen Thousand recently station therS
mad gone south to join Beauregard and Lee'a
forccs
1t Is said wises troops are moving on to
oppose the ADVANCE of McGlsllHn's Western
IOSpbs " ioC uuS klEtt LDOuShlO men at OJdu0-
on, one Regiment of which has already
marched. .,
FoRrsSea AToEfRoE, JunS 16-via baltimore
the troops MilI, extend their lines several
niles? further from the fortress. Artesian
yells are being sunk to bring fresh waiter to
he troops,
ST. LOUIS, June 15.--The Eighth Regiment
't Illinois troops are to be stationed within two
iours' march of st. Louis; four at Bellevills;
our at Caseyville Camp; four regiments also
% be stationed at Quincy.
We have undoubted information that there
were 2,OO0 State troops at Bonneville ySster-
lay. half well armed and equipped, with quite
number of cannon
Entrenchments are being thrown up, and.
troops coHsta6tly arriving. Provisions
'eing made for determined stand. The Sc
have full sway III all tie counties
long both sdes of the Missouri river from
Kansas border to Bonneville, and in jicationG
re that they pretty we'll provided for
The reports ofa skirmiHh near Independence,
n which the Federal troops were repulsed
Gem to have some probability, but the teIe-
,raph of that region is entirely under the con-
rol of the secessionists and reliable reports
annot be had.
ST. LOUIS, Jtne fS.--rwo Q, po unde rayanA
bout two hundred balls, manufactured az
hannibal, Mo, were captured by q company
f home guards, under Lieut.. CrandalI, near
he town of Linnius, on the night of the 18th,
M returned to Hannibal by railroad. Tbesd,
annon wero en- route for Chillicothe, for tho
sc of seccssionists.
The Democrat learns that $500 troops, two
owo regiments under Col. Curtis. and a bat
alion Of Illinois Volunteers from Quincy. are
Npccted TO form " Junction with Gen. Lyons
Jefferson City to- morrow.
Msior General Mcclellan addressed the
roobS at Carlo on the 18th, promising them
rAt shey should be leaders In the great ives.
tfh a:iry. aHd that ere long they should baV6
n OPP Jrtnnty to meet the rebels
oUIxcr. June I9--we Learn from mesaea-
CT from s.. Joseph, No, last evening. that
ol. Curtis 2d Regiment Iowa Volunteers have
lade their headquarters at St. Joseph.
Some Of Col. Curtis force had difficulty at
ie station 20 miles east of ST. Joseph station.
he Agents son had some words with one Of
lc soldiers. He drew Al pistol. declaring he
uuId have sauce from abolition soldier,
no Immediately shot hin dead.