The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-06-19
General Intelligence.

NEW YoRE, June lo--Tlle steamer Marionllas ar
rived from fortress Monroe and reports having landed
chusetts 8th the Vermont regiment OF Scott teguards
and German Rifles were encanped.
There are now in the BrooklYn navy yard over nine
teen hundred hands at work every day the monthly
disbursements being over 600
Mechanics are busy constructing wagons anf athpo-
lances
i large number of horses are being drilled With ar
tillery
ty-six hours The city is in fermentation Al &re pre-
pairing for vigorous rising Arms are stored IN private
houses 1t is authoritatvely determined to bpmbard
the city from Fort McIIeg the first sign q ~ up
rising. =
A deputy sheriff was recently made prisoner OF
war at an encanpment of Maine troops. de attempt
ed to serve writ of habeas corpus, and was Locked
up at the guardhouse
at this port day FROM Liverpool bringing four days
later intelligence.
The sales ofcotton in Liverpool for the week amount
ed to 81 900 bales Prices in favor of the buyers ez
cept for good grades The stock on hand IS very large
amounting to l,0500oo bales, OF which 9oQ,Foo are
American a larger amount than ever before known
The Hayre market was quiet, with heavy stock of
600 bales on hand
Accounts from Europe report that the weather since
March has been extraordinary cold with drought ana
sharp frosts which have checked, and perhaps IL many
France it is stated that irreparable damage has been
inflicted on the vines by the frost.
Lord John Russell announced in parliament that the
government had determined to prohibit armed vessels
from bringing prizes into British ports
A telegram from Cadiz says great movement has
taken place among the vessels stationed Algisiras.
Prtssan citizenship is forfeited by ten years absence
under the kings amnesty.
4 decree has been Issued opening all French ports
to the import of cotton and yarn.
Prince Gortschalof, governor Of Poland is dead
At meeting in Paris composed OF 100 Americans,
the third OF whom were women, Mr. Dayton said that
he could detect 40 unffiendy feeling of France to
wards the north
Mr. Clay declared that if eyer the flag Of Engiand
became associated with that Of the Confederate States
the tr-cooF Frenchnen not haTing forgotten 81 hee-
na would join the and stripes against England
Col Fremont made mild speech. DR.. hcCl-ntoek
followed He attached no Importance to the rumors
Of Europe interfering with American affairs
ExGLASD.-An amendment the budget was 20 be
moved on the 23d Of May to the effect thai the commit
tee be instructed divide the customs and reFene DILL
that each may be separately treated
Mr. Cassius NJ Clay the American minister to tfussia,
writes to the London Times, the American struggle,
IN brief and decisive He says the reTolted states
can be subdued, butis proposed to siRngae then
but simply to put down the rebel citizens England 8
interest is to stand by the Union He inquiries whether
England can afford to offend the United States and Ii
England SC secure n the future against home reTolu-
ten and foreign ambition venture to seeds OF
reyeuge2 He concludes that England is the natural ally
OF the United States.
GHANBERsBuRG, June I.-Pubiications relative to the
proposed movements arc forbidden.
FREDERIGK June 1I.--Ten thousand federalists are
between Greencaste and Chambersburg, advancing OIL
Harpers Ferry
WAsHNGToN, June GA scouting party from Har-
per'- Ferry seized thirteen locomotives at Williams
port which they switched into the Winchester road-
The batteries being Withdrawn from the Maryland
side and the forces are retreang the route towards
Winchester which is strongly fortified. The moving
of the artillery at Harper Ferry, clearly demonstrate
that retreat is intended by the Confederate army
WAsHINGT0E, June I0.-The non-Daynent OF the
troops is caused By the absence Of the payrols and
not from lack of money.
Federal troops reached Edwards ferry, half way to
Harper's ferry.
WAsuIsG76s, June ll--At 3 o'clock this morn
ing large force marched through Georgetown il the
direction of the Point of Rocks.
Gen. SCOTS horse sent to Baltimore to-day, 1t
liz believed that Scott will leave tonight for Frederick
to take command in person.
Great anxiety has been felt here to-day A report
is aaoat that the evacuation of Halper= Ferry has COM
menced But it is known that Gen. Johnson has 3een
strongly reinforced within few days, and it ma% be
his intention to fight PateFsons McCielIands and $}ad
wallader's columns,
WASHINGTON, June 13-Dal Sickles' five regiment
mustered in to-day.
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nave Peef sehl 10 Tue iseiSS mouse.
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