Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15
iENskcK-REPURLICAN DISPATCHES
TO THE NORTlERH EEEsN.

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~, WssHIvGTov, June II The news fr-m
ForIsss Monroe has caused much eEc.ttmsn.
2 tsre. The official bearer Of dispatches re-
ioyt ports the number killed az greater than that
: published. The condnct Of General Pierce is
- greatly condemned. It is thought that on &C
count Of this new trouble, army oficerI viii
ear be placed on Gen. Buffers sat.
"a Gen. Butler had made active prepara ions 90
- tske The battery, and second battle ntd0u5t,
has occurred ere this.
The highest authority about the war depart
7li fsnt, asserts that moVemsn5 on Ha-psI's
1e Terry s imminent.
. Additional regiments are TOW under march
n ~ orders. Reliable information has been r.
- cHIvsd that beaureEard has issued oriers,
fated at Manassas, that no one should be per
nitted 70 60 outside the Virginia lines as.al
q a=dsy.
It further holds out terrible wsrnings to tbe
people Of Virginia as 70 what they may cE-
pect from northern troops IN tie way OF desc
lated households and outrsse- wives and
daughters
TIE district troops are mcving tonight from
their encampment, several miies from the ciry
toward Harpsr's Ferry.
TIE GoTernmsnt has efectuallg broken uI
smuggling Of goods across Maryland into Vr-
! Il ginia, By destroying the secession vessels
lfound in the river.
Rumors Of collision near Alexandria have
Nnrevailed an dsv. There is 10 Foundation III
to-day Of the evaeufti0n Of Fairfax Cogr
g sHoBse.
Fugitive slaves are f5cking 10 very rapidly
! bere. Those belonging to Maryland owner
2 Rre returned.
4 Regiments from many OF tie states viii
Z he Orange and AD.randri3 railroad her
been furnished with rolling stock preparato J
n 10 the transit OF troops toward Manassas. TEt
d Foad is being rapidly reinforced and guarded
he. kpecini Disp4,ch % tae Cincinnati Gazstte.l
II GRAFToN, Va, June ia company o
rebel cavalry, eighty strong, came up lrou
Huttouville lasi night to Beverly, and commit
ted various outrsges on Union men, and drov.
out Mr.. Grain, the most prominent man amonl
II the latter. His family were forced 20 take tC
the mountains.
The secession cavalry have Been seourin,
TIE country around Beverly every night f0l
ssms time, harrassing Union men. The o.hel
night eighty Of them went out Of town on on,
side as EE-Speaker Gordon, with party o
eight scouts, came in on the other.
The rebels az HuitonviHe received re-en
forcenent a three hundred cavalry the othci
day, and more are said to be constantly CON
fng also some large guns sent from HsrFer'
Ferry, and one siz-pounder sent 10 Beverly
Our troops are eager to attack them belor-
they complete their ehtrenchments. Oh, 20
Wagons and cavalry.
ABoshcr brilliant forced 1asrca was made 5'
Captain Miller Of the fifteenth Ohio regi- ent
with forty OK his company. He left Fles
burg, IN Cheat river valley on sun hight
marched thirty miles 10 st. GeoT City, th
seat Of Tucker county, and lHTey 1.-THE tow
before four O'Clock Monday o 1fBg. He tool
half dozen prisoners seize ysome importsn
correspondence, aud captured two secession
flags. AL ths militia Of that eountT.had bee
ordered By Gov. BetcheT 10 msst that dav G
procesd to Huttonvilie, with an the arms the
had or could procure 70 reinforce Portsrhe'd'
commsnd. Captain Miller prevented the meet
ing.
Col Wallace left Cumberland with a par
sf his command this morning, TO attack q 81
csssion camp about twenty niles west. Ger
Paterson has not arrived yet, but sent cOui
ier yesterday.