Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-29
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L TEry nal. 'oO' VI 'ns '"- The following despatch received yesterday by an officer of Navy who tells you of McClel. lahd's authority of reported arrangement be- tween Government and Kentucky:
 GRAFTON, June 27,
 Capt. w. NELSON, U. S. N. wy interview with Gen. Buckney was per- sonar, not official, was solicited by him more tnah once. made no stipulations on part of ueneral Government-regarded his promise to drlve out confederates as the only result of tne ih.erVieW-hs letter gives his own view not mine. Signed GEO. McCLELLANp.
 FROM WASHINGTON.
 WASHINGTON, June 26.-Fnancial affairs becoming alarming-direct taxation must be resorted to-among suggestions are newspaper income and State tax.
 WASHINGTON, JUNE 26th.-Hagerstown intelligence renders it certain that Gov Wise has gone to attack the force which is acvancing up the Kanawha
 Cold ohnson has five regiments opposite Westport, and eight thousand men at various points between Hancock and Harper's Ferry. All reports about the president, the cabinet, or Scott favoring compromise is totally un- founded, or "any other man."
 WASHINGTON, June 27.-Colnmba College mas conferred npon Lincoln the degree of l.. l.. D.
 Pierpont, Governor New Va, is conferring with Cabinet at Washington.
 FROM TENNESSEE.
 MEMPHts. June 27.-The majority for sep araton in Tennessee is 61.175. The vote was the largest ever boiled in this State.
 Passengers just from Cairo reports expedi- ton sent by Prentiss into Missouri for the purpose of breaking up secession camp near Cape Girardiau, cut of and five hundred pris- oners taken by the Missourians who were timely warned of their approach. immense excitement ill Cairo.
 FROM INDIANA.
 INDIANAPOLIS, June Ex-Governor calls for II additional regiments.
 FROM MARYLAND.
 FREDERICK, June 26.-Legislature adjourn ed to the 18th of July. ing.
 Scouts report Southerners 6000 strong, and that Wise Inomentarily expected with three more regiments. On arrival of which, the whole force move to Philllppi.
 Marshal Kane has been arrested by federal sts and taken to Fort McHenry as traitor. Jno. R. Hanley appointed by Gen. Rs:;-s a:.G- vost marshal of Baltimore. The mayor and commissioners of police were asked for time but Henley's orders were immediate. He has possession of the MarshaPs office.
 FROM NEW YORK.
 NEW YORK, June 26.-The crew of the Savannah is now before the Grand Jury. Reporter of the Tribune says, it is not true that cooperation is between Adams Express Go. and the Post office Department to carry letters, The subject belongs exclusively to the War Department.
 The 37th regiment met with scowling and scouting reception at Baltimore-no flags dis played. A Wisconsin Qnarte. master said that a bullet whistled past his ears
 The Herald says that Scott's advisers and Cabinet, in council, developed their plan of but discuss nothing in public-noth- ing known beyond that blow soon to be struck.
 FROM MASS ACHUsETTs.s BosToN June Craftsmanship Europa bro't Col. Fremont.
 New York Tribune's Washington correspon- dent. says Gen Patterson received orders to advance, which seems like relieving his inac- livty. Correspondent of Post says Etheridge is for secretaryship of federal Senate.