Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-13

from this city towards Harpcr's Ferry, the
whole commanded by Col Stone Of the
Fourteenth Infantry. The hour Of start
ling which has been postponed several
times. is not yet definitely settled. ea7
This colwmn will probably have no more
serious task than that Of intercepting the
fugitives driven by other commands from
Hsrper's Ferry. Other regiments are un-
der marching -vrtlers. sr---
nobnoI sfi os 1--fsi3 ~ sni-s4o
Important from Western Virginia.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazcttc.]
fH o. iNe GRAFroN. June 9.
F Gen Morris issues the following procla-
nation to-day. in come ton with that of
General Mcclellan:
HEADQUARTERS L. s. VoLuNTEERs,i
WESTERN yIRGISIA.
GRAFToN. June 8, 1861.
VInGISIASs: In Issuing the above proc
Iamation of the commanding General Of
the Department, Of the Ohio. / have now
the pleasure to aNnonnce that we have
routed and completely discounted the
Scccssionists in arms at Phillippi. Their
forces are demoralized. desertions are nu-
merous. and the panic-stricken remnant
have taken refuge in the passes OF the
mountains. Western Virginia is free from
the enemies TO her freedom and peace.
In full confidence Of your ability and de-
sire TO protect your selves. now call upon
you to come TO the support Of your con
stitntional Government. am empowered
to muster yon into the service Of the
United States to serve only in defense OF
yonr own soil. Arms and munitions OF
war will be furnished TO you.
l. Assemble at once at your various coun-
ty seats. and report TO me for instructions.
Cavalry and infantry will be received at
once. T. *. MoRRIs. Brig. Gen. Com.
The Indiana Zouares. $40 strong. Col
onel Wallace, passed through Grafton. en-
route for Cunsbcrlasl, Maryland, to open
the road. sno ..ai =. sr
Scouts reports the reljels cntrenching
themselves at Gap. Mountain. four miles
from Huttonville. The latter point is hall
way between Grafton and Cumberland.
Desertions there very numerous. but
endorsements are said to be arriving.
The Gap Is thought to lie an important
strategic point. rs it commands the en-
trance to Western Virginia a.s
The troops at Phillip are anxious to
march on Huttonyille sIG.s nor sYaf
Nothing is known of intended move
menss Of our troops. The Secessionists are
occasionally firing on the sentrics. but are
otherwise qnist- The troops are eager for
further offensive movements. ESQ
A man was arrested here to-day foI
travelling on the railroad without Pass-
Especial Cor Of the Cincinnati Gazette
Il 5ererr nfas IWAsmSeToN. June 10.
Washington has been sery feverish over
the continued departurccf the troops. who
during to-day. have'left by rail. and across
the country, with the evident intention Of
hemming in the rebels at Harper's Ferry
Some three thousand troops are at Rock
vile. fifteen miles above here. in direc'
: lire with the Point Of Rocks. A column
will probably go to Frederick from Cham
bersburg--it being intimaled that the I'm
ion men demand pr lection at that poin
on Thursday next. che time Of election. tn,
Secessionists intending TO depose Cover
, thor Hicks and establish O, provisional LIE
. tgisl aiure.Iik bsFsl<ss B. COS. JJa. Z rsvo
b5aAscolumplo of District fsoops have NOV
. tcsl xdp aths river > tiro wing. mp entrench
mehts, and taking mp positions TO -preven
any retreat or refnforeemenis, from Man
!. assas It issharaly possible that any idi
rect attack will he made on Hsrper's Fer
ry this week. Regiments have been yor
! -tdcred ls~p to supply theHvaeancies .create'
by sthose mosiDgof fbrDactivednty. .-sifa
10 The War DepArtnient has sordercdc her
'jGhe PiEt NJ iscon<iR iRnEiment and severa
: Ifrom. New EngsDas eGemplste aprspAr
ssioA 'kss beenIms<ie fsr thspsymehEoflth
! Ittoopsosh the lasoeJuis.i has .soiissili
1.-The delay hes hecn esuse,isby thea 90
I fseuce of lhe'rseaving payroll. 'si' q la'
|. The negro property Of John A. Wash
: lington. late Of Mt vernons which has es
:. Icsped within the lines. has been retsine
= lin Alexandria. I'D i ss7. 'sa ss'i
ri George j ackson. albrcther Of Ellsworth
" assassin, and who has been nightly shoot
: ting Federal pickles.. has been captured. lsn
!. is now within Fort Seward. ~ iss'ssI3
:, - Capt. Ball. WIN was let on on tskin
: the oath of aIieg1nce. visited Fairfax IN
'strcturned.e Gel : so'sic bsiio1ss hsTos
D Fl. Ifs says e4attBsy kess 20 i,les tsssfs' 4
n at Manassas or fhS iapmc6se iprepafa ,ios
! here and predict the early defeat Of Il
4rsl,els 9dl .szees romnoo oEseu o. 5Tev
The advance 'piekets. ind no signs !
!. 1febcl troops st Fairfax. ao'nJ sri '''a I,
ii Thss Govesrnnn,ent has every .indicesis
= THAT tho febcls intend to make big fig
IL Il M.a.ss.s, Bsapfegsrd's speech s y
| os'nas c'hc;ssao, 10 roisssssoq-iIs,
SIS I'd; siri ,is7I Q. , 10y .5 J,6p se'f0
das Thesna;mept.e f II 1is9e znesves ,eef
BE- "a cxmbfrlendr - deyljghk this. pqrpse
Of and took speNsssjoH R},fee, tNE1. y
tvss sxpeissssSb so npe, seees
l tieuists sN4rs DO ~ ssoene d +pA 1eoPse.
o. Cnpbsylsnd are ill friendly, AZ ~
The zousyes should have been join