The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1861-07-10
lTEIERAPHIC ITEMS.


'TEIERAPHIC ITEMS.
. MuxAt, Wis. June 25.-Forty of
the ba,kpters are in jail. Their COM
rades kfannon and threaten the Jail
The Ns1has proclaimed martial law.
ArrxllIA, June 25.-Lowe's balloon
made sncent aud discovered that the |
southen were also ballooning. i
Nv. sfoS, June %. w. d. Gala
cher,has been appointed collector
tor fbsr IF New Orleans, departs for
Cairo ID company the army. dowa the
riven
s,4s been arrested with full del
tails sf1number ard position Of troops
land Mries in the vicinity of the
oly,ne 25.-The steamer City of
lAltolIl twelve hundred troops and
-four Whnders, departed for the Mis-
lsourikf- :,
Tbunaessee troops are reported
MARI to Missouri ria Arkansas.
KJ Cry, June 25.-Fiftcen hun
dred Is left here to-day FOR southern
| FR1ck, Nh, June 25.A resolution
has Id the Legislature demanding
! the t&por to return the arms to the
s'sss 80, :, n, sc; s.sssasF !,
: 'fiea|S<ay. There are eight thousand
troonsCamp Dennison.
Thtset.e says there are five thous-
land Aerners thirteen miles beyond
f pb;llh uniformed and well armed,
tlred'rsand reserve at Huttonsville,
and Kindred cavalry at Romney.
! Tlsket skirmishing continues. 1t
is s1icd that persons termed guer-
c villa the civil authorities, will be
; + s3nSwy, Junc 25.-Harpers Ferry
has bdcser;ed. The pickets left for
WiIfport, Johnson is reported seven
g mill III with four regiments.
s lfwToN, June 29-P. McQuilian.
$ of aston. having, the British Con
, snlS Sport, has, Gen arrested willie
and for Stewards endorsement.
n n,timated that Pottcsson wiHte
o-l traked. The Cabinet are impa-
e tictt
. Herald states that England shows
! Inof ssition to reply to the Federal
prapon relative to privateering.
), Tg{sncctcd with the military move
-e ma Canada, and the increase Of the
IL Arfel squadron, make her secret De-
a sin parent.
y 1tanderstood that the blockading
c aest instructed to watch the British
u cl5st. nd allow no interference.
III ToutLerncrs have eifectually at
n ten. to cross the Potomac above
Mony.
: rs a large force in that neigh
sAll 49, - a sss.s.iskszz;ssss
JEFlsd CRY. June 29.--Attolncyl
GenerHdt, has declined the oath and
is heldprsoner.
ST.. NE June 29.-The Coroner's |
Jury heriurned the verdict that the
citizenwre shot by United States
troops ilfut provocation.
Goss7|rhe Post says that when the
Jersey ment passed through Balti |
more, 1xere greeted with cheers for
JEFF. d
The i unc says that Col. Allen Of the
New n 18th Regrinent has beer ar
rested Butler
Butla oyalty is strongly suspected,
and tl4gular officers are pressing a
petitiol his removal.
The NJ York Regiment clamors
againsdh, and both the regular and
voluntd troops decline to make an
attack battle, under Butler
RIcHb June 29.-Col. Prentiss'
Georgieiment has been accepted for
the wsEand ordered into immediate
seryice
Gov. <eher has published an order
prohibis persons from leaving Rich
mond Niout permit from him.
The litary must have permits from
the Gonlarate authorities.
sG- is stated in the Richmond COR
of the New Orleans Delta,
If the % ult, that Col. Hebert's Third
Louisiana Volunteers will
proceed Alissauri- Thraa9h-thc isster-
'ess'o'Tr Capt. Henry Gray. they Were
'rdered Virginia, but the order was
'ounternh dcd next day upon the arri-
al of tlLieut Governor of Missouri at
Richmond soliciting assistance for his
tate. 1e gallant boys of the Third