Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

." ~" VIZ" w Wv '"SN'N' Nv hiuAtrcek,
when they were attacked by the frceborn.
has informed her relatives In Washington.
that l6 were killed to her certain knowl.
edge, and sho has no dpub, that so were
killed, and large number wounded. A,
last {. any casualty occurred the sufferer
was removed to the wood. for concealnen,.
She says the ba,terie, contained 400 persons.
the troops included.
Col. Shu,ner in command at Bird. Point.
on Monday broke up camp OF secession.
lists near Norfolk, No, and captured Is
rebels.
The fourth Connection. regimen, lort on
Monday. They are completely armed and
equipped.
A bank convention Mt Atlanta, Ga. rec.
Ommends that the treasury notes OF the con.
iederacy 10 used rs currency, IN all buzz.
ness tran,actioLs.
The Paris correspondent, Of the Newark
Advertiser states. on the authority OF pri.
'a'e letter from Frankfort. tha, a regimen.
of'olun,eer' IS being organized in Germany,
whose services are 10 be offered 10 the Gov.
eminent Of the United States.
A sword is 10 he presented TO Col Rob,r,
Anderson by the Union member. Of The
Kentucky Legislature. IL !. now on sIh.
bition q, Louisville.
Eleven regiments Of troop, from Mi..ou.
ri. have been mustered into the service Of
the government They will probably DO
employed IN defending tho union men u
that state.
Letters from General Fremont. dated at
London. state tina, ho ba. purchased 10. OOO
Enfield rides, and several batteries Of riiei
cannon for the United States Goyerumen,
which he ], waiting Tor snd will bring with
him. liz cay. the rebel commissioner. have
succeeded in buying two steamers for $780,.
900. which are TO sail Tor q Southern por,
under the British nag and registered as the
property Of British owners and probably in
ballast.
shipbuilders offer to con.,rue. cunboan
TO operate upon the Mississippi, within for.
,y days. Probably the contract. will b. di.
yidsd between 81. Louis and Cincinnati. al.
though Louisville may have share, II che
remain. firm for the Union.
Collector Cotton Of Louisville. notifies tho
Treasury Department that the shipment, Of
provisions TO the rebel. BY the Louisville
! and Nashville Riilroad has been stopped a.
, tie terminus, and will speedily b. stopped
, a, the two Misunderstanding Green and
; BOnd,,own, where 1t is still going on.
Hon. John Cochrane, Of New York, has
been authorized by the Secretary OF War %
have mustered for immediate service, under
U. 5. Commission, for three years, reg
linen, Of infantry, to be commanded BY hia'
self as Colonel.
Gen. Banks ha. been placed in command
a, Baltimore, in place q Gen. CaiWAlliler.
Tho latter had mad, himself obnoxious By
apparcn, lack OF energy in taxing caro- Of
Baltimore rebels which probably led 70
the change.
Gen Butler has been engaged in roconnoi-
tering James river. For, Monroe eontin.
ues 20 receive reinforcsmenis, aud ii Is prob
able An advance movement will 'Oon 10
made. The negroes continue 10 come in :
and rrpOr, the slaves ripe tor an in'urrec-
ti0n.
Bartleti's naval brigade has been dispos-
= ell OF by Incorporating q portion into
coa., guard. Par, OF the men preferred 10
I, come home. IL !. eviden, that the body
J. was moved TO Fort Monroe upon A'sc rep
/, resenta,ion. Of the conditions OF the force.