Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-11

per's Ferry on Wednesday. It is believed that JeH. Davis will soon take command of the troops at Harper's Ferry-they are in the best spirits. They say that if they are surrounded, the world will see another Ther- mopylG-
 The arrivals at Richmond from the South average 1,500 daily. They are immediately forwarded to Manassas Junction and Norfolk
 It is rumored the Pawnee ran aground to save herself from sinking, from injuries re- ceived at Aquia creek.
 Two men belonging to the Harriet Lane's crew willdie of Pig Point pills.
 FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
 CHAMBERsBURG, June 8.--The 1st division of federal troops marched this morning, ac- companied by large number of baggage wagons.
 FROM OHIO.
 CINCINNATI, June S.-To Hon. John J. Crittenden, Frankfort. Ky: The papers this morning report that Gen. Prentiss, command ing U. s. forces at Cairo, has sent troops across Ohio Railroad, Ky. l have no oficla notice of such movevent, but at once tele- graphed Gen. Prentiss for facts. and stated to him that if the report was true, disapproved of his course, and ordered him to make no more such movements without my sanction previously obtained.
 Sined- GEO. B. McCLELLAND,
 Adiutant General.
 FROM KENTUCKY.
 LOUISVILLE, June 8.-It is understood that speed has instructions, which he will obey, to deliver no more letters from seeded States and Tennessee, now in office, but to forward them to dead letter office at Wash ington. This is creating quiet but intense feeling among the merchants. The equity upon which officials base so paIpabe a viola tion of contract-that postage stamps have been supplied to seeding postmasters for which the Department can get no returns. Dispatches dated Louisville 25, conveys inn pression that packages for Confederate States have been opened and inspected at Louisville by Adams Express Co.,, this is mistake. The Louisville office of this Company has in no respect devated from customary regula- tions taking whatever is offered for Points South. The outrages alluded to occur only north of Ohio river, and only under legal compulsion.
 Drayages this week amounted to nearly $30,000. City draymen cut harness and abused mules of the country wagoners, out of which conduct fight arose at Burks, fourteen miles out from the city.
 FROM NEW YORK.
 NEw YORK June S.-It is reported that the Hon. Henry A. Wise is dangerously sick. Belgian letter reports that duel is pend- and Virginian
 FROM TENNESSEE.
 MEMPHIS. June 9.-Electon returns from points along the Memphis and Ohio railroad as follows Brownsville, Separation 298, Re- presentation 295, no representation 5; this re- port is official.
 Paris voted for no representation, and the other figures are not given in the report Henry station went unanimously for sepa- ration representation.
 Caledonia gave h votes for no separation and remainder for the South. Trezevant is reported to have voted largely for secession, though we could obtain no figures.
 Neson's Station unanimously for secession and representation. Bal's Depot went 36 for separation and 55 for same Qualifei with negative. Stanton, Mason and Covington each voted 66 unanimously for secession ond representa- tion.
 Hickory Withe voted unanimously for sepa- ration and representation.
 Shelby Depot gave Y3 votes for separation and 30 for reverse.
 Union Depot voted 93 and unanimously for separation and representation.
 Bolivar l55 for sep. and rep and against rep. l.
 Jackson .32S raght out,
 Laurenceburg S6 straight out, no union vote reported.
 NASHVILLE. June S.--The election past off quietly. The vote for sep. and repre-. is 5 ,033 against 24S. Eleven other districts are i'll, as follows, for separation 2,398, againt SS. One precinct in Robertson county, for sepa- ration AGO, against 1.
 CHATTANOOGA, Jane, 9.-Separation 457, Union 52.
 Shelbyville 2l2 for sep, Union 26o. Knoxville voted only two majority for Uni- on. Eleven other districts in this county are in as follows, for separation 1898 against 8S.