Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-27
Embargo of Nashville Railroad.

RICHMOND, Juue, 49, Gel. Gregg
of The first South Carolina regiment, !
with RECOMMENDING party of the
first regiment consisting two CON
panies Of horse with guns, started
Sunday morning ior the Great Falls
/ Of the Potomac, and retur ned Mon
day evening. He came 10 Vienna
station, on the Loudon aud Hamp-
shire Railroad, where be met three
trains, bearing the fifth Ohio regi.
ment, Col. McCook. Col. Gregg
attacked the train. and bis fire de-
tached six Cars. The enemy I'D
with great confusion, leaving six
killed and wound, d.
WASHINGTON, Juue l9.-I, is posi-
lively ass red that Wigfall visited
Washington disguised as cattle
Grever.
LEXINGTON, KY, June 19.-Sena-
tor Andrew johnson OF tennessee
lsrrived here yesterday, en- route for
Washington. He made three
hours speech last night to n very
large audienes,for positive and uucon-
dilional Union and the mautainancs
| of the General Government. He said
East Tennessee would never Leave the
Uuiou if armed TO prevent subjoga-
tlon. He was warmly appIauded
and his remarks we'll received.
JEFFERSON CRY, june 20.--The
Steamer Sunshine. from Boonville,
CONFIRMS the defeat Of the State
troops, with twenty killed. The
Federal loss Was two killed and nine
wounded and missing. 1t was
bought tba. the MissouriaBs would
make another stand at Lexington
under Col. Weightman, formerly Of
the United States army.
washington, June 20.-It il not
denied that Beauregard is rapidly
approaching Washington. The Con-
Tolerate piekets have advanced sever.
al miles to-day, and have increased
their forces East and North of the
Junction with large bodies, who are
placed 10 a position TO watch and
foray upon and freak up Mellow.
ellis line. Every body is on the
move, and the troops are sll ready
to move at moments notice.
IL appears that at the Vienna fight
a mere reserve won the day. A
full battery was there previously but
getting tired waiting, the main body
moved back. Only one broken COM
pany manned The guns, With but
seven rounds. Had the Sautherners
waited few hours longer, but few
OF the Ohioans would have ever seen
their homes.
The impression gains strength that
ths Coniedera;es are Strengthening
thslr.advauces hitherRard. Be pre-
pared for stirring times.
1t is expected hereafter that any
passport issued by diplomatic agents
accredited TO ills Governments, or
any Consular authority whatever
20 pro coed to any foreign country OF
beyond the military lines, will be
countersigned by the Secretary of
State. Signed VIM IL. SEWARD.
WHEELING, June 20.--The Con-
vention vas occupied signing the
Declaration
Plerpoint is elected Governor, and
Daniel Paisley Lieutenant Governor.
A full Governors Council was elected.
and the Governor formally inaugu.
rated.
Gen. Mcclellan assumes command,
and will have $4,000 men in the
field by Saturday.
! FREDERICK, MD, June 20.-Reso-
lutions declaring the Gebt nov incur.
ring by the Government urconstitu.
tional, and declaring its acts uncon-
stitu.ional and tyrannical, and favor
ing the immediate recognition Of
TIE Southern Confe2eracy, passed
yeas Al, nays 4.
| ALEXANDRIA, June 20.--There is
renewed migration from here. The
Secessionists confidently expect Beau
regard to-day.
/ GoRDoNsvILLE, Va, June 2l.-
There was an engagement at 5 A. N
( the 10Th. between two eomnar;as