Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-18
WHAT THE NEW YORK TR[.
 BUNE SAYS!!
FIGHT AT DAM NO. 4--BRIDGES
 BURNED!
FROM MISSOURI.

FROM MISSOURI. 1 HERMANN, June 4-Missourians have a l battery below the mouth of Osage river they are concentrating from all quarters at Jeffer- son city. Steamer White Cloud, laden with cannon and military stores, Governor and State off, cers aboari, left Jefferson city for Arrow l Rock, Saline Co. HERMANN, June 15--Steamer of invading fleet is here to take Boerstein's regiment. ST. Lours, June l4.-Three boats, contain ing Lyons staff. five hundred men and some artillery, have left for some point on Missouri river.
 Seven additional companies, with six gun batteries, departed on Pacific railroad. ST. LoUIs, June 15. Boerstein's regiment has gone West on Pacific road. Illinois volunteers entered Missouri at Han nibal.
 Gov. Jackson, with cars and locomotives. going West from Jefferson city, burning bridges as he goes.
 lii said large numbers of Confederates from Arkansas and Northern Texas are to move on Jackson's invitation.
 Tncker of the State Journal has been ar rested.
 FROM MARYLAND. HAGERsTowN, June l4-Cadwalader is in command at Greencastle, his division will cross Potomic.
 patterson's head quarters are at Hagers- town
 There is fight progressing at Dam No. I. A company of sharp shooters has gone to the support of the federalists. The President of the Chesapeake canal v;s- ted Gen. Johnson, demonstrating against the destruction of dams and boats. Johnson's in- structions are to destroy everything that can be useful to invaders. Great Bethel is partially evacuated but can be re,occupied by force in a short time. Southern pickets extend to New Market bridge. At Yorktown are large number of cavalry, also batteries, between Great Bethel and Yortown.
 Winthrop was shot by a Louisiana riae- man.
 Frederick Bridge at Harper's Ferry burned between and o'clock this morning. and re- ported all troops withdrawn from Maryland shore-eight car loads provisions destroyed to prevent them falling into federal hands.
 Bridge at Shepherdstown burned. BALTIMORE. June II -, Unionist, Sd Dist, jet. elected, 37o majority. FREDERICK, June Is Special agent of As ! socated Press just from Mayland here, over looking Ferry. says Ferry nearly vacated, about 2,000 men remaining. | The route of the main body was by turnpike towards Charestown and Shepherdstown. FROM NEW ORLEANS. Nrw ORLEANS June 15.-Texan advices say Cortinas was attacked about one mile from Rec Nous Ranche, by a force under Capt. Bouavodes was completely routed-seven of his men killed-Cortinas escaped into Mexico with ten men. It is understood that revolution has been inaugurated in Tamanlpas. Guerrero.
 The defeated candidate for Governor has is- sued prononnciamento removing question, who should be Governor, from ballot box to the sword. The impression is that the revolution would become general, and Guerrero would mite her forces with those oe Morqnez and Moiica-they have been setting Juarez Gov ernment at defiance.
 FROM WASHINGTON.
 WASHINGTON. June 14.--The Postal depot is getting up stamps to render those sold South worthless.
 The Southerners are erecting battery aft Mallbia's Point, one mile below Aqua, where Potomac is narrow.
 The New York Tribune says Arkansas IS sending arms and munitions toward Mlssouri.
 Scott is entirely confident of the security Of Washington. person from Montgomery county, Mary land represents vehicles of every description loaded Wltu dIulS anu P'O'iSioi.S - Baltimore via Chesapeake to Southerners. Herald says there are indications of an att tack being made at Harpers' Ferry at all haz- ards. with 35.000 men.
 Baltimore Henry Winter Davis has been defeated. WASHINGTON, June 15.-- Blair has dispatc- ed to Post master at Louisville, that the ordei requiring all mail matter coming from dis' loyal States be sold for postage, does not ap- ply to prevent delivery onpayment of postage S in view of Austras refusal to receive Bur lingame, he has been appointed Minister t' | China.
 National lntelligencer says, Government will soon pay troops Wm. Halton a wealthy planter and mem Der of the Southern cavalry, has been cap tured.
 Government has received despatches an nollncng evacuation of ferry.
 Schencl has been ordered to cross Potoma i ,u;th hrio,. .de-at, attack from Beauregard !