Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
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th" Baltimore po.ica, aud committed him
To Fort " Henry. Col. kenIy Of Mary
!a"d k"g't was appointed 10 h;- place, and
took the direction Of the Police, bu,
against the "Prc'est" Of the Commissions
ers. The Unionjs'4 are delighted, aud
the SecessiHuis'- iud'gnau'. at this effjrt
to SIP ..e iusidioas ttfJr;s Of secret Se-
Ce-~;ouist.
Co'. FrNmon. arrived at Boston on
"Wednesday.
KANSAS CITY, June - Tive c,mp7-
nies of cavalry, six companies os lufau-
try, two companies Ct mounted Riffs and
nrac'ors, aui'en computes ofV Volunteers,
in al about 1900 men, with 5ae battery
uu.or corrmaoI Of Maj J p Sturge><,
left this city 20 day, a, ore O'Clock, +. VI ,
destined f1g Southwe.. Missouri.
LzAvENwoaTH, june "a Ie,acb-
mens OF regulars, from Kansas Ci,y, cap
'ure1 thirty tve Secce,>!Juis-s aud small
quantity Of arms AM g..auui,i7u, at Lib
erty, Mo, ontae 10Th. The rhree remain
icg companies e the First Kansas Regi-
ncn', with one company Of regulars,
marcho! to kaDSas Cty yesterday The
force At that point ROW numbers about
1900 volunteers aud regulars. They are
provided vth means Of spOrta.ion and
camp e4oiPage for msrch.
Il is not thonqh. that Gen. Lyon viii
proc ed further up the river, but proceed
10 t5n South next; where, in conjunction
with CT SiegclP- command at Springfield,
be all. iuyj'e battle with Ben. Mctuiloch
-ss tr-rls
CAIRO, june 2f-Ths expedition urler
the command Of Col. Morgan, sent ~ Lit.
tie River, Missouri, 10 clprurc the Rebels
rePogt,l II e ear1mred there, returned
It's evcl.ag, after march Of forty miles.
Tn, Rcte.s had departed, having, it il
though, tern Informed cf the approach of
the Federal troops.
UAGEEsTowN, Jure f-The ageu: Of
the Associa'ed Press has ju.i returned from
ilRrper's ferIy. The town wears a look
Of desolafiou. Scarcely an iuhati;sns is
visible. TIE F-3s-ql troops we're there.
Tho last 0! the Rebel scouts we're seen on
Ibur-lsT. Ga that day skirmish occur
red between the Confederate scouts and
the Sharp'burg Home Guards. The latter
wer9 under tie cover Of the canal, and
took deliberate aim.
The Government has assured Nes<rs.
Jahrso1 and Etherid. 70 that the Union
tanned. The STATE is to be included in
t5e district uuleE command Of BIigadier-
General RJte.. Anderson.
TIE G-st sto, from the r.ied cannon,
tried the other Gsy al Fortress Monroe,
s'rucl 'ha macanizs st Sewell's Point:
the immediate result WAS rapid scatter
Jog of tde Rehel-; tie uezt resul, was the
removal Of the battery to a more secure
position.
ST. LOUIS. June ci.-The Democ-of
has special despatch from Bonneville,
which says that Gen. Lyon addressed the
ctjz rs Of that place yesterday. and ex-
pressed 4 desire % be furnished With hor-
sas anl WAGONS. This morning his re-
G1e,, was responded to, aud be procured
aii aa wanted. This wouId seem to indi-
cate an overland movemeL. towards the
border.
FREDrsICK, June 25.-The Legislature
of Mary laud TOOK another recess TODAY,
adj'uruing TO the 30'h of July, to meet
again on ,hss day at Frederick.
ST. LocIs, June 2i-The Democrat
learns from eitzeus Of Lexington arrived
here, thls the news Of the defaa, Of tho
State forces at Bonneville had greatly ?is.
copra--l the Secessi nists Of Lafayette and
the sdj1iuius counties
WASHINGTON, June ot.-Prot Lowe
this n ruiny M 10 stationary ascension
from Arlington Heights. He was supposed
u te rer'un7itsriug thr Rebzl forces in
the vicinity 1T Fairfax Count House and
Manassas Junction. The Professor savs
ifihe Gpverumen' will permit bin TO use
the Instruments in the Observatory here,
he cso take observations for q distance of
two hundred miles. His te,esraphic ar
rangcmcnts DO net seem TO BE- Of much
practical use as the balloon IS secured ty
cords, when an observation il made, mes-
sages can be written ana sent down with
more certainty than BY any instrument
The Acen, Of tire Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad q, Nlrtiostu'g, reports great de-
s;ruc,icu os 'ae property OF the company
there by the Rebels Forty eish, locomc-
tives, and large number Of coal and other
cars we're sgrronpded by piles Of wood and
Sc, on FIRE. All the perlshable portions If
this property has been consumed, and the
i:oa damaged perhaps beyond repair.
William n. Gallagher, Of Kentucky.
late cooG!eutial clerk Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, is appointed Collector Of
New Orleans, and leaves WasbQagton fer
Ca!ro to-day, TO accompany our army ip its
progress down the Missouri, which will
not probably start before the summer ia
over. The New Orleans Collection Dir
.rict embraces the valleys Of the Mississil-
Di and the Ohia, including their tributs-
res, and reaching As far eas,as Pi,tsburg.
rhe Collectors of Louisville and other
towns within the District, are only Sur
seyors' Agents Of the New Orleans Col
tcfor.
WHEELING, June 2J-Pariies who hare
ONE IN 70 night from tie interior coun-
les. represent them to be in state Of
ueri.la war. Great anxiety is felt here.
.doctual means should be taken to rid
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