The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-06

l.. He is delirious to-day.
< Washington, May 3O.--While there !:
Z doubt that three Of the six commissioners
-Fappointed by the Legisture OF Maryland
i have waited on JEFF. Davis, no informatio,
,yhas been obtained here TO show that thei
Eassociaies as instructed, have official yisi
!, ted President Lincoln
q The plan Of ordanization for volunteer
!, sforces described in general order May 4th
Els so modified as to allow one surgeon ano
Hassistant surgeon 20 each regiment, to be
eappointed by the Governors of the respec
Give States, subject to the approval OF The
ESecretary of War.
d Lieuts. Chambliss and Mortar having
4 Rendered their designations, TO avoid being
called upon for service, their names have
Is been stricken from the army list.
q Whites of habeas corpus, returnab.e
EThursday, were granted in the case of the
sthree men arrested in Maryland charged
4 with bridge. burning. and removed to New
EYork The wits we've addressed TO Gen
Vixen. The hearing will be before Judge
ECaL walader, a brother of the General
y Washington, June 5.--Last night a
Esquad of secession cavalry made + lash al
sthe ouposts of the 28th New York Regi-
Emenf. and fired upon them. A scouting
Eparty pursued the enemy, who reireated
q N. Y. Times Dispatch.
2 Fairfax Court House is occupied by three
Eresimenls of Federal troops. Two add
Etional regiments will be stationed there in g
Hday or two.
s The New York Seventh Regiment will
lprobabiy soon be mustered into service.
land detailed to the camp on Staten island
Eto instruct new levies.
4 Lieut. Col Engart and Captain Cahill,
Eof one of the Kentucky regiments, have ar
Erived to make arrangements for the accep-
& tance and care of their troops.
d II. NJ. Cprwin is here, agent Of the State
q TO look after the wants and Commissary
1 department of The Ohio troops.
q A LONDON letter says Col Fremont viii
Htake with him 10 GOO rifles and park OF
Eartillery, say 40 and l2-pound rifed guns.
4 T. n. Smith. Of VT, is appointed Con
sui at Odessa, in plate of Mr.. Arbold, Of
q H., transferred 10 St. Petersburg
n New York, June 3.-A letter from An
1napois says Col Smith, of TIE 18th New
a Y orlI regiment took $50 muskets from the
aSecessiouists ii Marylan and intends
Ecapturing all arms held by them in this
{ viciniry.
d Three schooners. loaded with corn, were
4 brought in as prizes. also six prisoners o.
B war captured by scouts.
b L; is positively asserted that at Cabin
set meeting Saturday. 1t was decided t.
& make a futher requestion Of rs, COO men To
/ serve during The war.
q The Posts special dispatch says that
B Gen. Banks will be ordered to a command
Eat Baltimore or at Fort Monroe, and it so.
4 Gen. Butler will superiniend offensive
Corporations against Norfolk and Richmond,
under dire clioE OF Gen Banks.
8 A Nashville speca! to the Commercial
asays it is discovered that the rebels have
4 freq uent communication with this city via
s. Relay House and Harper's Ferry. This
sspy business will be summarily stopped.
& Government has suppressed a new map
aof Va
B Chas II. Calvert has been nominated for
B Congress in the Bladensburgh District.
y lie ia an unconditional Unionst.
h A Richmond dispatch reports that son
sof the law partner Of the Pres dent of the
4 London and Hampshire railroad was hung
Gas spy 5v she South Carolina volunteers.
& 1t appears that the irigate Pow hatan ID
ablockading Mobile.
q The Speakership Of tie next House will
Eprobably be given To Grow, of Pennsylva-
Elnia. or Blair. OF Missouri
= The State Department will be draped in
Hmourning tomorrow Che 4lh }, in memory
hof Senator Douglas.
& Trustworthy intelligence has beer. re-
Eceved to the effect that tie enemy is in
Emotion, and an attack on our lines within
sthe next twenty four hours is looked for.
8 1t is known that the rebels are in des
perate situation, tina; the Harper's Ferry
ktroops are on the point of being attacked,
B and will be forced by the cooperating
I movements of Generals McClelland and
4 Patterson to retreat, be cut off, or make a
Z forlcrn hope of an attack on this city. 1t
siS probable that if made, it will be on this
8 side of the Potomac, the foe crossing above
! the inlenchmerls on Arlington Heights
3 and at Alexandria. which are too strong
Ito be attacked. We are ready at all points
) --vigilant and efficient
& 1t is lumored tonight that Harper 8
{ Ferry has been vacated, and The troops
& mare he'd south. The rumor could no: be
straced TO any authoritative source.
D Dispatch TO the World.
3 There can be hut little doubt that a
Emovement will be made on Manassas June
Etion soon after midnight. Aside from
Ereliable information TO this effect, several
arguments are under marching orders in
Ethis city. 1t is doubtful whether there
Swill be fight. Some two thousand troops
Care there. who have entertainments thrown
Cup and battery of railroad iron from rails
torn from the Orange and Alexandria Rail
kroad A short distance this side of Man
sassas there are 9, 500 South Carolina troops
4 There IL no truth in statement IN n
xNew York paper to- day that Fairfax is oc
Scuped by federal troops.
n THE SOUTJTERN IsOAN IN Eupnpr A