New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23
Lori,yrrLr. Ry.. Saturday. Jurs %. 1861.

LousUtLF, KY. Saturday, Jurs y, 1851.
On and afer Monday next frci .ht the Nashyiis
Railroad viii be refused unless psrmiiied ~ 1e sar-
yoyor of the rOr.
The Journal says Andrew Johnsan, In bic lat4
speech AZ Lexington, Ksutucky stated that be nsvss
wrote letter 10 M. Lnwrnee, negotiated. 90
proposed 10 nsgoii1te, for money ~nh anybody a he
North.
Tie Journal says that yesterday 1000 guns were
soFped ai JeiersonSill- ensn,d to Loubyiis. uit,l
satisfactory assurances received tha, they
for Union men.
Tho morning papers contain letter from Gen.
Bucknor b Gov. Mag ,fB, giving he particu Of
agreement made with Gen. N, Cellan. Tho agree
neni is ~ follows TIE k-ntusk, authorities viii
protect ihc United s,acs pr.p'ry In tie State viii
enforce the laws of the United States according to The
interpretations Of the United saies Cours and will
enforce all obligations of neutrality against ths
Southern States
General Mcclellan agrees to respect tho territory
Of Ken,ucky, even though uiir rfn armies oocapy 10
bu, in such q be will cali tn X nlucky Anthor-
tiles 10 remove ihs Southern iorrs And should kon-
lucky fail 10 do this be claims the right OF c,cu
patton ~ given 70 Ihe South nl-o, that II Kentucky
should DO unable 10 the souihcrn forces, shs
will call y her all the Government troops and Il
succeHul IN removing utihi th'h t"hsN
Mcclellan agrees to withdraw. II the Ad-
minsi -nton adopts q diff rent policy keuinoky 10
be given timely notice Of tie f.ct and IL K.n,acky
changes her determination like nuiicc 10 10 be- gwen.
Gen. Ducknor bsd given Gov. Iiaris of Tennessee
notice OF this ssrsemcp, and Coz. IIar,s In reply,
gave the Assurance that the r, itory ~ Ksufncky
would bo respected until occupi,d by the Fsdcrsi
troops Glen. Harris al.o gave penmptory order 70
the Tennessee officers to this .n,rt.
Owing "a tho excitement IN C,iambus Gen. DaeAnss
has ordered detachment II ur STATE Guard ln,o camp
there for restraining citizens OF kenueky from acts q
lawless sagrvsaon.
The Hon. l.. W. barnet the Seccrsl canJida's fos
Congress s olesiod ia The Firsi Dis1r,c oi kniscky
by large maiority.
The Mnnsfsss correspondent n "a, ctorigl0a No.
csrv Of lhc lsh mat. write. that the pcoglc about ha
rebel emp arc hostile and th. u dBgcous TO- .ol-
dor 20 leave the camp alone. Geu'leasn come n,s
camp daily who fear their own slaves will murder
them. The lower clascs of whites arr inc.ing ths
slaves 20 suci a d-grc. that ryd tho r.ni q
Inauguration. Thoir own people are hostile in theis
rear, and fearful II the latter uisy sply hourly ios
pngIorts, which sien. Bean essri gfan'., provided
thai no wagons o. horcs are inkeu iom the State.
TAs Ctarssoa Mercury. ofthe lpih met, s@ys ihas
large slocpoi.wT, name unknown, lns bon eru'ias
near Dawes inlcs, supposed bc s1udns snd seois-
nocrng ,ha. potion of car ~a,i which 's eniel5 un-
protected, and unopposed ,epra' eus could 10 m@ds
upon the TOpei'y ani cattle f'a"d 'hsre'
7Is Aer.O Deiia of The ! % 'nsi. nys ihss
ilo BRIG Stevens haa ,ua ,hs blockade and pas i"'s
iarrsaria Bay uudcr the guus OF fo'' is''ngs~ouh.
Tie Havana correspondents ~ fhs ps'ie say 10
Mr. Weller, pinislcr 10 MeHco gues 'o flasa 80 pass
through the South and h, isieu,, Mss-f. Mallory,
Davis and Tocs,bs, with whom IN dAys pat be acis<
IA d,fsi.se Of southern right.