The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-17

point daiiy ohe " iscoheIn regiment arrived /
to-day.
PBILapELPHiA, June Il The fourth Con.
necticut Regiment arrived here last night +
aud were met at Camden with orders from
WASH lngton to proceed by the Penns yivania ,
road, IA ~ supposed, to Chambersbnrg
The shjp-of- war jamestown passad the /
breAkwater this morning with sealed orders. |
FROM wAsHTxGrox
"AsHISaTos, June IL h The President I
having accepted the five regiments OF yolun- I
teers under Gen. SiCkiea, an order was to- day !
issued by the Secretary of ar 10 muster the /
same into the service OF the United States tor /
three years or during the war
The services OF the Boston Irish br igade, /
known "a the l4th regimen /, have been accept /
ed, on ih- condition that they report for duty
at Harr isourg wI.hin ten days
The i'm probable runner that Gen. Butler had
renewed the battle AT Great Bethel with great
results caused IN intense eXcl-, meut through
out The CITY 60 day.
Lieut.. bu.ier to-day bf.aght the Official
dispatches - he actual eng laeIlent under
Gen, Pierc". They no not essentially vary
from the published accounts Itls therein
stated mat oi The fourteen Fed rails killed,
eiRhj tell by tAe hands Oh ;heir friends
th4otsh ms AXE, rs here ofore explained,
aud mat the number OF wounded Is forty five.
- i lie.
The Acting Quar- termaster General has or
UerTd the construction Of one thousand HaS
ons for the use OF The army, to be equally
DIVIDED among ten different manu- TAG turers.
COl. Keys viii, there Is little il any doubt,
be appOInt ted Brig tdier General in the army.
Il bearer OF ol- patches to Gen. Euter left
Washington to-day.
tol. stones column has been heard from
this morning, but there Is nothing 10 indicate
thelr ultimate movements. They are sttIi III
Mary land
TRoA N8Vp URLLANs.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia Young man who
leit New Orleans on "Wednesday OF last week,
report slhat steam low boats were being pre-
ptren there tor priyateers, and n large II Julia
was getting Tehuy t. 20 down with HOdnng
/ battery 10 capture the L. ). si0Op-Ot- war
Hroc"iyn, then DlockadIns the mouth of the
II gsslsSippI.
1t was asserted at New Orleans that - 900
Confederate frUcps were encamped in the
urI5iloOTuOoU u tuat tIty.
LOUISVILLE, J uLe IZ.--ihe New Orleans III.
etyuHc CT IKE gtL, received here says that two
nlted states tTlns ports, che supposed to be
the Empire C.ty, We're reported To have ar
rived OF tie LaI with / 800 men on board.
FUAgHLH IKoX WESTERN VIRGINIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June IL "A Grafton teIe
sg;iIu received mere, says that the COh!rdeTate6
are harras sing the UniOuIs's about berkeley.
The secession encalnpment At Huuonsv!.Ie
/ had been reinforced Cannon had arm yed
/ from Harper's Ferry, and they were preparing
eHtrenChtnents-
! Capt Miller, of the 18th Ohio regiment,
! made forced march from Grafton to st.
Georges III tucker county, and TOOK half a
/ dozen prisoners and seized important CORES
! pondeGce and TWO secession flags Ike also
/ prevented the mus terIng OF the militia there
! UH MUnd tyiH accordance with the PTOclama-
/ ton OF GOV. Letcher to loIu Col. Porter
/ field command.
! The 18TH ONO regiment has arriyed al
/ ClaTK5burg, Va, on the ParhrTsburg road
The ~ III regimen Is also en rOuLUtur GRAFTON
The Federai army IN Western Virginia Is
assuming Il tOTnIll ble character
Ien. Patterson had not reached CUmber-
! land.
AFFAIRS Al ALEXANDRIA.
.
qu4et-ihs only excitement being occasIoned
! Dy The news from other military dIstr!cts.-
! Iu+Te are bat singh; indications OF any fur
tner movement at present from this POi4t
| In the IuetnW lille ali efforts making 10
tuFtliy the position. There was i Sill, n alarm
last night, one OF The pockets being Tired Oh,
but "nObUCy was hurt"
Trouble IN MISSOURI.
st. LCUls, June L Two hundred State
troops have burned part OF the ITasconadr
bridge, tuIrty miles this side of j tiier>Un CIty
oy order OF The STATE authorities. The tel-
graph wares have also been cut, and repairs
are forbidden tor the present.
THE BATTLE or BETHEL, &c.
The Washington cores pondent OF the Bal
timore Sun writes, June L.:
, Further intelligence from Fortress Mouro,
! III respect to recent and intended military Oh
/ erAtipns III that vicinity, are anxioUsIy await
, ed here. It's not supposed that Gen. Butler
| viii remain inactive. No official account o
/ the affair Of Monday has been received, an,
the current reports Of ii are ccntradictOry.-
All eyes are directed with interest 10 III
movements upon Harrer's Ferry. The pub
; lie have become less iuQuisitive than former
" rs 70 army and navy movements, being sat
, iSfied that publicity of every movement Wouh
, be- proc uctlte OF no public benefit.
the | al ted states transport Vanderbilt j
: fitted ont from New York wiJh Uhi:ed State
: traopa, artillery, &c, tor an unknown dos tina
ton, but probably tor very distant point.
The commercial men OF the North cali tn
attention q the Government 10 the actual lie
CeEsity OF af0rding protection to The Unite
I States mercantile fleet in the Mediterranean
But there are many other points also Wher
: our merchant vessels are exposed 10 depreda
} lions from priyateers.
individuals, including some Northern Citi
/ zeus, are said 10 have gone 10 Europe wit
letters Ct marque from the Go veTnmPnL O
! the Confederate States in their pockets, :
4 equip prINatr-rs agaiust American com neTCe
t Inis Government has, OF course, been IL
formed OF the fact: ana ma aiken Iilrle ures /
! Obs,raCt the procedure.