Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-04

GRAFfoy, ,NA..J .Jnnc 2S A skirmish took place thi,
 morning near Cumberland, l3 iedenl Zouaye:
 abandoned horses and took to the hils-arrivina
 at Cumberland last night with } missing, killed
 CAIRO. june 2S.-Two Dutch companies here
 have been ordered to Alton, to join forces threat
 emine Vi M,ssauri They didn't want to leave Caigo,
 and ,a,tv ottlaui !et in tears. TeDnesseeans mov.
 in. toward Missouri, and New Orleans cavalry
 ordered in that direction
 yVAsarverov, June 23.-It is pmored here that
 tl,o ct..;set voted to request Gen. Scott to take
 I,i,,,ond f possible before the assembling of the
 -;o.,-1,a.4l Congress. Gen. Mcclellan ordered to
 san prisoners of war to Columbus, Ohio
 gr TolIs June 29-sDemocrat's" Cairo eo~-
 rc.,,sndent s4vs, that hundreds of Mss3urians arc concentrating on the AIknsas borier, and receiy- iu- arms from the south. They expect to be joined by Arl,usas, Tennessee and Mississippi troops Ends point opposite Cairo, guarded by regiments aat battalion of flying artillery. Hon. A. T. Lacey Las been arrested at Cape Girardeau.
 WASHINGTON. June2l-P. McQuillan of Charles tan. t,ls arrested while applying for Stewards cD. dar-elacnt to passport obtained from British consul
 Bosrox. June 29.-San Domingo's advices state seventeen Spanish vessels of War are in San Maya blg. ani that store houses are being erected on shore.
 WASHINGTON. June 29.--It is intimated that Pat 1 terson wil be transferred. The cabinet is inDa tent Herald says England shows no disposition t) reply 10 proposition relative to privateering i This connected with military movements in Cana i da and increase of American squadron, makes her l design apparent.
 It is understood that blockadars are instructed to watch the Batsh closely and allow no interfer- ence Souheuners Intellectually attempted to cross 1 the Potomac above MonocraS. A large force $ said to be statone in that neighborhood. | LOUISVILLE, June Baltimore-six regiments passed through city four hours.
 ] JEFFERSON CIrY, Mo June 29.-Attornev Gen. | cru Mott declined oath-held prisoner. i ST Lotus, June 29.--Verdict of jury shooting citizens by |. 5 troops without provocation.- Gossip of Post says, Jersey eginent passing through Baltimore greeted with cheers for JeH. | Davis. Tribune says Col. Aliens x. Y. Ist regi- ment arrested by Butler Buffers loyalty strong ly suspected Regular officers preparing to pet ton his removal. NY. regiment clamorous, both regulars and volunteers decline attack in battle under Butler.
 WASHINGTON, July 1-Capt. Craven commands Potomlc FI0tilla wee Ward. The Freeooin Is 50 badly crippled she will probably be condemned -lI Confederate scouts attacked pickets at Shu- ters IilI killinsl one and ounding another
 GRAFrov. VA., July l.-skifmishes continue here. Dispatches are suppressed
 ST. Lou1s. July l.-Nine Missourans whoblew up a bridge with powder have been arrested at Chillicothe and put nto jail. Pioneer overland mail leaves to-day. Emigration proceeding hea- 1 vily for California.
 | FoRrR ss MONROE, July 1.-Two regiments ad vancng to New Market bridge, they start to-mor i row. It is raining necessarily. Col. Carey Jones of Hampton has been arrested in consequence Of
 letters found in prize Tropic Wind' duplicating l several notable men.
 ! ST Lou.s, July Last alvices from Jackson | To l.. ot NyJtb two
 ALEXANDRIA, July l.-Thcre is no indications l of an advance from this point at present. 1 HAcERsrowx Mp, July l-2 regiments have destroyed balance of R. k. bridges crossed to Mary land, capturing many boats.
 1 LOUISVILLE, July l.-Correspondent of Tribune i says a forward movement is impossible till more wagons have been procured-a thousand will be | ready on the 18th inst. The Times says speaker i ship of Federal House is creating excitement, 1 chances favor Ga!usha A. Grow. impering For ney, who is working for Blair-feraid says gov ! efnment does not regard occupation llarper's Fer 1 rg of onseqIence--everythng there being de i .troyed-Journal of Commerce says that recent de yelupnentS indicate Scott intends no forward move meut into Va, this summer. IL is generally be- I levpd Feierasts advance this week. They would have moved before, but Scott de fred military con trol of Baltimore, to leave no enemy Tn the rear. Five regiments arrived last night making { ing to support Southerners at Harper'S Ferry Gen. Johnson is at Winchester with l5OG0 men 3iagruIer preparing to advance on Newport.- There is news that four hundred disabled yolun- teers were discharged to-day.
 IyDrpExDExcE, Julv I.-Ten thousand Missou- rians have crossed Maais river, hundred es.south of here. Three thousand federalists are within twenty miles, waiting achievements. DENVER CirY. July :5.-A secessionfOrce left their tn purpose oi taking forts Wise and Garland They are well armed and equipped; much valuable pro- perry and money are in the iotts.
 FoRraass MoNRoE, July l.-An attack on New port News was only prevented by inccssant rain. The New York .iimes" has letter from Russell, denying report that his correspondence was tam perel with in the south
 ALEXANDRIA, July l.-Another skirmish-two | feaegtlIs,s were killed
 LOUISVILLE, July l.-BreckinriJse and Burnett, members of the federal Congress are route for Washington, Powell also will go. Three half l filled companies of RUnsseaus two regiments have eona in.o camp at Silver Creek opposite Louisville. Their exodus excited more laughter than ind d-n1- ton as they were very rag-tohed set of follows
 BALTIMORE, Jnly l.-Since two o'clock this moruiAg the city has been c0nvusei with startfiagI proceedings. Detachments of artillery and inidntgf were posted in Monument Square, ExchaG2f Place. Light Ward and in Broadway and odier ponl-5etore light all the members Of board yf police except the mayor were arrested. 4 plot was discovered
 WASHINGTON, July 2-Ship St. Nichols has yecu seized by southern passengers. N0 diploma Ic appointments will be considered till after the adjournment of Congress.
 NIExAHDaIA, July 2.-HenryC c. Hames, of Rich no1i, Was killed in attack federal pickets. Poc)houtas and Pawnee have sailed for M..ttlIas Pot.
 WASHINGTON. July 2-Blair has been seseaaded. Ie called the legislature of Maryland a nest oi .opper. helds Spoke of southern chvairys anus ing itself by picking off federal picLets. He de- care for till io enemy Is left to War against, and abomnated compromises and c0n,pImented Lyon.
 BALTIMORE, July Capt, Iollings, late of the Susuuchtuna, who was on the St. Nichols disguised as woman, after the seizure of St. Nichols, cap tured three vessels adenei with ice and coffee and took them to Fredericksburg.
 WASHINGTON, July 2.-Federalists want Fair Fax by the 4th Of July. Southerners running cars within ten miles of Alexal dria. Confederate steamer George Page is cruising in the vicinity of Aquia Creek. Col. Stone is to occupy Maryland heights immediately commanding Harper's Ferry.
 Wm. Brent of south Carolina, and Henry Scott tof Md, have been arrested alleged spies. k ionfeant article published simultaneously in the IPairie and Moniteur, at Paris, toreshadows the 'coming recognition of the Southern Conteneracy by France. fhe Emperor announces for himself and other European powers that the Confectionery has the same claims to acknowledge as the new kingdom of Italy, when it maintain itself, and international relations can be established with it rulers. Fremont has been commissioned regu- lar major general ranking next to McClelland.- An order has been ordered tc supply the whole force on both sides of Potomac with extra rations for six days Patteison's delay in advancing keeps everything waiting. Government has decided to to take lnm out ot the way. It's believed gener- al advance on the 4th of July will be made.
 FORTRESS MovRoE, July 2.-Massachusetts re- qiment has been moved beyond Hampton, but did not ike to go The Massachusetts naval brigade with battery crossed Hampton creek. Clark of Louisiana, houave, was captured. Lieut. Butler goes home to induce Massachusetts to furnish regiment of cavalry. A flag of truce arrived from Norfolk with Lincon's physician Dr. Richards on board the boat