Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-27
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From HIissoAri.
ST. LeuIs. June 25.lCherokee John Ross
has proclaimed neutrality a- +
Two regiments are moving from Cape Gil
rardeaa. threatening Gen. Watkins.
The Republican on Monday says messen-
ger from Camp Cole corroborated by Jones
from Neoshs'. reports six Missourians killed
and six wounded. Sixty-nine Federalists
Were killed, but their wounded was not as
certained at Camp Cole.
The Republican OF Tuesday having two
later messengers from Camp Cole adheres TO
its Mondays statement OF the Camp Cole
battle. sss
From Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 25.-The Governor
calls for eleven additional regiments.
/ From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Financial affairs
are becoming alarming. Direct taxation
must be resorted to. Among the suggestions
are newspaper and income tax and stamp
| tax.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-It is thought that
change OF the programme was the result of
yesterdays conference, and forward moye-
ment will soon take place.
Chase will recommend moderate revision
of the Morrell tariff
The Posts dispatch says leading Congress
men are determined to confine legislation to
war.
A letter from the Colorado at sea, saws af
ter break in the machinery an examination
showed that piece had been sawed out aud
| replaced with soft iron carefully painted
over. Other parts of the machinery had
been tempered with. The same engineer had
charge OF the Colorado that tempered with
| the hississippi's engines.
| WASHINGTON, June 26.-All reports about
| the disposition of the President, Cabinet Gen.
Scott, or any body else, forming compro-
| mise or delay, are unfounded.
| From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.-The bridge on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, east of Sey-
| mour. being down, prevents regular connec-
tiOns
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-The suit Instituted
against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
to decide whether as a common carrier it is
liable Tor loss or delay, has been Withdrawn.
Guthrie and Cotton are still controverting.
In the meantime nothing is shipped.
Frd Raryland.
FREDER1ck, Bic une z5.:-Tbe Legisla-
ture has adjourned till the 30th of July.
HAGERsrowN, June 26.-Intelligence indi-
Gates that Wise has gone to attack the force
reported advancing up the Kanawha.
1 500. Col Jackson, with five regiments, is
opposite Williamsport, and there are 1000
troops at Falling Water, five miles from Will
Transport, and 5000 at various points be-
tween Hancock and Harper's Ferry.
From New York.
New YORK, June 25.-The Tribune says
that the reported cooperation between Adj
ANS Express and the Post Office Department
to carry letters is not true. The subject be-
longs exclusively to the War Department.
The 37th Regiment met with scowling
reception at Baltimore. No flags were dis.
played. The Wisconsin Quarter Master says
a bullet whistled past his ear.
The Herald says Gen. Scott. his advisers
and the Cabinet were in council. The cam
paign was developed and discussed. Nothing
is public beyond that a blow will soon be
struck.
The crew of the Privafeer Savannah is be-
fore the Grand Jury
NEW York, June 26.-The Chesapeake has
arrived from Fort Jefferson and Key West
the 18th. The garrison was well and abund-
antly supplied with provisions and ordnance.
From Virginia.
GRAFTON, J Inc 25-A scout reports the
Southerners 5000 strong. Wise was expect
ed mOmentarily with three more regiments,
on whose arrival they will move to Phillippa.
From Eortress Monroe
FORTRESS MONROE, June 26.-The gun
boat Monticello up the Rappanhannock, sent
a party ashore which was surprised: and nine
of them wounded-one MORALLY. The Mon
ticello opened with shot and shell, when the
Southerhers retired.
The Quaker City brushed a number of dra-
goons near Cape Henry. One seaman was
killed. The Quaker's shells dispersed the
Southerners.
The Amelia, from Liverpool for Charles
ton, was captured.
A flag of truce, covering fifty refugees, ar
rived. They report that the Sewell Pointers
regard Sawye r's guns with contempt.
Yorktown is being made stronghold.
From Ohio.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-There is no truth.
whatever, in the statement that Mcclellan
has made a compact with Buckner not to en-
ter or occupy Kentucky.
Buckner has repeatedly renewed profess
siOns of his determination to prevent the en-
trance of Secession troops into Kentucky,
or their passage through it, but Mcclellan
has entered into lo agreement with Buckner
restraining the Government or himself
From New Jersey.
TRENTON, N. j., June 26.--Gov. Olden has