Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-07-20
Later from the Atlantic Side.
Dates to st. Louis to June 20

Later from the Atlantic Side.
Dates to st. Louis to June 20
NEW YoRK, June "a.
The Worlds dispatch states the lat
est advices continue to represent it to
be the intention Of Beauregard to adj
vance on the Federal lines.
Yesterday was the day fixed for a
movement on Washington. The Gov
eminent is satisfied of the fact.
The N. Y. Iribune's special dispatch
says that Baltimore, though quiet on
the surface, is profoundly agitated un-
derneath, and is only held in check
by fear. At any indication of an out
break, Major General Banks will with
out doubt, shell the city from Fort Nc
Henry.
johnson and Etheridge have been
assured by officers of the Government
that the Union men in East Tennessee,
and elsewhere in the State, if they need
assistance, shall be sustained by the
Government, and an order has been is.
sued, including Tennessee in the dis
trict under the command Of Brigadier
General Anderson.
WASHINGTON, June %.
Tomorrow there will be an extraor-
binary meeting of the Cabinet, and
Gen. Scott and his staff, the various
Generals and Colonies of Regiments
now in and about Washington will be
present. 1t is understood that Gener-
ais Butler, Banks and Dix have all
been summoned. Scott will submit his
programme for the prosecution Of the
war. That the rebels have changed
theirs cannot be doubted, hence it is
believed Gen. Scott has some new pro-
ject to submit at this great council of
war.
Our Government has demanded of
the Prussian Minister, that the exequa-
tur of Trapman, Prussian Consul at
Charleston, who recently left Boston
with dispatches from jeff. Davis to his
Commissioners in Europe, shall be with
drawn.
Saturday night the war steamer Glen
coo was burned to the waters edge.
She was fired by incendiaries.
WASHINGTON, June "a.
The New steam gun boat Pensacola
will be ready for service in about five
weeks.
1t is said the present available volnn-
teer force is now over 100000.
New York, June "a.
The steamers Columbia aud DrcssoM,
from Havana, June 90, have arrived.
Yellow fever had made its appearance
at Havana, but not yet among the ship
ping.
1t is said that Secretary Chase will
recommend Congress to impose a
slight income tax.
Senator johnson has arrived here
he was fired upon when passing Cum
berland Gap, but is uninjured. He.
says the Union men of East Tennessee
will initiate the action of Western Vir-
ginia, and cut loose from rebellion au-
tholities and fight for the Union.
LOUISVILLE, June %.
The Journal says: 10000 guns were
stopped yesterday at Jcffersonville, con-
signed to Louisville, until satisfactory
assurances are given that they are in
tended for Union men.
Hon. s. w. Bennett, Secessionist, is
undoubtedly, elected in the First Dis
trict of Kentucky by large majority.
The Manassas correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, on the 18th writes:
" The people about the rebel camp are
hostile. 1t is dangerous to leave the
camp alone. Gentlemen come into
camp daily, who say they have reason
to fear their own slaves will murder
them. The lower classes of whites are
melting the slaves to such degree
that civil war is on the point Of inaugur-
alton"
The New Orleans Delta of the 18th
says the brig &evens, run the blockade
and got into Barrancas Bay under the
guns of Fort Livingston. The Havana
correspondent of the same paper says
Mr.. Weller, Minister to Mexico, goes
to Florida to pass through the South
and see his friends, Mallory, Davis and
TOombs, with whom, in days past, he
acted in defense of Southern rights.
It is generally conceded that all the
Union congressman in Maryland, are
elected, except in tho first district.
New YoRK, June 22nd.
Reports from Warrington cay the
navy will be doubled in sixe % soon -