The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-10

sin, and still others from Chicago. bound
Southwark, are leaving to rendezvous at
Cairo.
A seeexsiou Camp Dispersed by Federal
Troeps in Kentucky.
CaiKo, ILLIsoIs, June IA Secession Camp
at Eiicott's Mills, in Kentucky, ten miles
distant from this place, has been dispersed by
two companies sent tbi Their by General Prem
tiss. Colonel Wickliffe protested against the
&C "a an invasion OF the soil of Kentucky. TO
which General Prentiss said In reply that the
act had been prompted by letter claiming
pro lection for the Union men there. He de-
clared HE intention to send troops wherever
| needed for the protection of loyal citizens.
The Captured whaIers.
| LorIsvrLLg, June 6.-The Captains of the
| briggs John Adams and Panama, and schooner
| Mermaid captured off the mouth of the Mis-
| sissippi by privateers, passed through here
| to. dav bound eastward. They represent that
| they knew nothing of letters of marque hav-
| ing baen issued, and when the privateers APP
preached supposed them TO be pilots
New Hampshire Legislature.
| CONCORD, N. H., June 6--Gov. Berry de-
liyersd his message TO the Legisla ture to- day.
| He calls immediate attention to measures
| that shall aid the General Government in re-
| sis ting the rebellion against our institutions,
and trusts that New Hampshire will be be-
hind none OF her other sister States In the ap-
preparation of men and money for the pur-
pose. He recommends the organization oil at
least one regiment for every county IN the
1 oldlt, W De thoroughly dhN cfHPP~N
for service a. the call of the Legislature.
Secession Treated as a NuIIity.
| WAsHIsaTox, June The President has
| recognized Miguel Zaragosa as Consul Tor
Mexico ~ San Antonio, Texas. thus contin-
ming the policy OF treating secession as null
lily.
Thomas Il. Arden, of New York, has beer
| appoin ted Payrnaster of the Army. Also, a
| ID. Stewart to fill vacancy.
Affairs at Frederick-Exciting Reports.
F FREDERICK, MD, June This city was II
u ferment last night. 1t is certainty ehNi
| romeo by dangers without and Withih.
The latest threats against the peace, and al
apDsal TO the vigilance of its Home u uard- %
| :he really startling if true reports-oased, /
| is said, upon the statement OF Il refugee IRON
, | Virginia, " no overheard two Virginia Colo
! neIs discussing the diabolical plot III the car
that Il plan I'd been arranged by a ioTce o
. | Virginians 10 seize the person OF Gov. HICKS
= and certain members OF the Assembly, lhciuu
| ing perhaps the eloquent - Farmer Liusa
: more" ana to bear them OFT 20 place OF &c
= | curIty iii that State.
= The object OF this highly improbable plot l
! said TO b,. the transfer OF the Guberna torla
= DO Ears into the hands OF Speaker Brooke c
y, | me Senate, and The consequent precipitatio
a OF Maryland in to the embraces OF Inc oon
9 federates- . - =. g,
. Absurd as this story is, it appears to
. really believed by many good citizens, ana III
= | utmost care has been taken to defeat lis Pun
a | poses. ,.,
| hear TO guard the Dill HOUSE, at which II
- | Governor is stopping.
= Federal Troops En- Route for New Mexic
- ST. LOUIS June IA battalion of FEEDER
l., | troops from Carlisle barracks, destined II
10 New Mexico, arrived here yesterday, anu y!
ceeded westward by the Hannibal and ST. }
in seph Railroad
A. Insurance.
ii new YORK, June 7.-Ehe insurance comp
u MES have advanced their war risks to HVe
= |