Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11
A IREMOR AMONG THE Rumpites at Washington
SCOTT ORDERS HIS HORSE.
Old Abe Complains of Multipl.',
 city of Northern Traitors!
FROM OHIO.

thOM OHlU. --.- CINCINNATI. June 10. = Indiana Zouaves reached Cumberland this morning.
 The non-payment of Federal troops is caus- ed by advance of pay rolls and not from lack of money.
 The Rhode Island regiment has departed southward. Mechanics are busy constructing wagons. A large number of horses are being drilled for artillery service. Ten thousand troops will be in Baltimore within thirty six hours; that city is in fermentation, all are pre- pared for vigorous measures, arms are stored in private houses. It is authoritatively de- termined to lombard the city from fort Me- Henry on first sign of uprising.
 FROM WASHINGTON.
 WASHINGTON, June 10.-Federal troops reached Edwards Ferry, half way to Har- per's Ferry.
 Brothers of Jackson reported captured. WASHINGTON, June HE. Joy Morris is Minister to Constantinople.
 Henry T. Blow, of Missouri. Minister to Venezuela.
 Relations with Peru have been resumed
 The Nashville Post-otfice has been discon- tinued-great anxiety and expectations all day. It is reported evacuation of Harper's Ferry has commenced, but it is known that Gen, Johnston has been strongly reinforced within last few days, and it may be his intention to fight Patt erson's, Me Clelan's and Cadwala- der's columns.
 Gossip of the Tribune says, an army officer had an interview with Scott, and was positive ly informed that no important attack will be made on enemy's position until Notifications around Washington entirely completed. 1 But for want of vessels, steamer would go | for Harvey and bring him prisoner at three o'clock this morning.
 Large force marched through Georgetown towards Point of Rocks. Southerners possess full information of federal movements. Gov ernment has advices Manassas cannon, semi circle railroad station. In Centre, Southern CTS talk of fanking federal lines and captur- l ing city without going via Baltimore. Scott's horse sent to Baltimore to-day--believed Scott leaves tonight for Frederick to command.
 FROM NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK June 10.-Steamer Marion arr rived from Fort Monroe--reports having landed Hawkins Zouayes at Newport News, where Massachusetts 8th. Vermont Regiment. Scott Life Guards and German Rifles were encamped.
 The Arabia brings word that decree had been issued, opening all the French ports to import cotton and pork.
 Prince Gortschakof is dead
 A meeting of Americans has taken place al Paris, 150 were present, one-third of whom were females.
 Minister Dayton said he could detect nc unfriendly feeling on part of France towarc the North.
 MT. Clay declared that if ever the flag ol England became associated with Confederate States, Frenchmen not having forgotten St Helena would join the stars and stripe; against England.
 Dr. McCIintock followed, attaching no i'm portance to mutterings.
 The Times correspondent says that Gen Beauregard declares his intention to concen trate 70,0OO men at Manassas to make the DO sition mpregnable. When the federalist' have exhausted themselves he will endeavo to effect their disodgment and will advance . and oyerpower them
 The government is in possession of letter. indicating that there are many traitors a the North.
 Gov. Hicks has warned the government o menacing the capital of Maryland He re , quests the full occupation of Frederick Cit and endorsements for Baltimore.
 FROM KENTUCKY. LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Col. Anderson ha declined Department of Kentucky, it ha s been attached to Cen. McClellan's Depart ment.
 Bunkner of State Guards, and Rousseau c Home Guards, have been to Cincinnati 10