Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27


 CINCINNATI, June 20.-Troops concentrating rA- paidly for duty in western Virginia
 ST. Lotus, Jane 20.-Specal dispatch to tepuo- licsn SIMS, scouts have brought information oi l.yon's coming with seven boats and large force7' 4 consultation about further retreat Was oFaereu'
 WASHINGTON, June 20-The southerners snP- rosed are extending their lines along the Orange and Alexandria road. All indications show 'ha' southerners are pushing forward from hlailaSs"9 Junction by daily installments. Johnson me dotted betyee Martinsburg and Winchester. HIS object is supposed to threaten CadWaliader-draW ing forces from Washingt0n-line tlien by double ouick movement, assailing McDowell--as at pre- sent posted.
 Johnson's line must give way to Cadwalladers' which will occur in is hours. Lee was ceIVaih'y Ut Manassas Junction on Monday. LOUISVILLE, June 20-Adam's express company North and South have made close conneetloh hesc, for the transmission of letters to and roia | U. $. Letters deposited in any office ot AGam express company in the U $. will be safely carrleu | to Confederate States.
 | Sr Lou1s, June 2O.-Lvon occupies Boonville-- 1 Mssourians killed and 20%ounded-4 tederastS killed and wounded Lyon has proclaimed agaln-
 WASHINGTON, June 0.--G entleman from Ar i ngton Heights say Beaureguard is adyancing- 1 everything looks like hot work before to morrow | Federalists advancing on Fair Fax court house. the N. Y Sth regiment leading the advance-lAht there expected tonight Federal force near Fieh- ma is GOO strong, exclusive of achievements now going forward. The regulars from Chambersburg have crossed Potomac
 | CINCINNATI June 20.-McClelland and staff left | for ", to-day.
 LOUISVILLE, June 20.-Election passed off qu- | ety
 BALTIM ORE, June 20.-Col. Smith seized Con lederate envelopes vended by boy--bystander5 intertered and made subscription for boy-SmIih seized likeness of Jeff Davis and told the vender II he got q new stock he would send him to It. Me | Hen!v-pcope again ntcrtered-excitement was growing when Smith retired. Marshall kane says police should have taken smith to the guard house.
 JEFFERSON Crry, June 20.--Steamer Sunbeam | from Boonyie confirms the defeat of State troops with twenty killed
 Federalists loss ? killed and nine wounded and | missing. It is thought that the Mssuurians will make another stand ut Lexington under Colonel w ightman, formerly ot the U. $. Army. WASHINGTON, June 2I.--It is not denied that Beauregard is rapidly approaching Washington. | Confederate pickcts have advanced several miles ro-day and increased in numbers east and north of 1 Manassas Junction, with large bodies placed in position to watch, toray upon and break upon Gen. l McDow elis line. Every body Is on the move The troops are all ready to march at a moments notice. It appears that at the Vienna fight mere reserve won the day-a full battery was there previously but getting tired waiting the main body moved back. Had it not been for the only one broken company that manned the guns, and it had bat seven rounds, or had southernerS waited few l hours, only d few OhioaHs would have ever seen their homes. Impression gains strength that the cOntcderatcs arc strengthening their advances to- warl Washington. Be prepared for stirring times
 LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-Malory and Crittenden elected. Union vote oi the city has fallen oil ? ,OOO since April.
 WHEELING, June 2l.-Conyention occupied in signing the declaration Pierpont elected gover- | nor and Daniel Paisley lieutenant governor. Full government council been elected New govern ment has been formally naugurltcd. McClelland assumes command and expects to have I5,O00 men in the field by Saturday.
 WASHINGTON, June 2lst.--It is expected that any passport issued by diplomatic agent accredited t. this government orany consular authority what evcr to .roceed to foreign country, or beyond the military lines, will be c0untersigned by the Secre- tary of State. (Signed) VIM. il. SEW ARD.
 FGgDERIcK, June 2l.--Resolutions declaring that the debt now being incurred by the government is unconstitutional, and others declaring Lncoln's acts unconstitutional and tyranncal, anj other solutions in favor of immediate recognition of the southern confederacy, were passed by 67 yeas to nays.
 ALEXANDRIA, June 2l.-Thcre is q renewed mi grafton from here. Sccessienists confidently eX- pcct Beauregard here to-day. The '' w World" says, a large number of regiments have been accepted within the past few days, on condition of their readiness to move at specified time. No new regiments ready within 10 days likely to be re fused. Cameron has telegraphed to Curtin and Morton for more troops" Same paper says that the African brings that sixty Russian officers possessed of two years leave of absence, will ten der their services to the government.
 
 iision before tomorrow night certain-impression being that souhcmers are out hlnked and must 1 fight SOuthefners are concentrating at Fair Tax court house. Everything indicates an attack on federal line. It is believed Beaureguard can aon- centrote sixty thousand at any given point within T week-has undoubtedly large force. Vienna l avices state that there new movements. LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-Rousseaus is understood to have authority to raise two Kentucky regiments and it is said blank captains commissions in Rous- seau's hands are being filled up.
 WASHINGTON, June 22.-Wm. Porter Miles. of Louisiana, appointed to 'l'ripo as consul A bat tie between McDowell's division and southerpers at Vienna is deemed inevitable to morrow. It is now evident main blow of fclerals will be struck from Washington with 45,00D men to effect sur prise in some quarter. Gen. Scott is not prevent ing erection of batteries on various points on right bank of Potomac. The Tribune deans it probable that all roads between advance posts Of southerers and thence to federal lines are covered with mask edhAttcrcs. New York Times says the battery at Scwell's Point is composed of five columbiadS six smaller pieces and three rihed cannon The | whole manned by 5JO men-there are l., ,000 men ill Norfolk.
 LOUISVILLE, June 22.--A acquisition will be sent to Indiana for four additional regiments It is be- lieved that the government will not interfere with due course of law in case of the prvateer ''Savan- nah" Case of condemned schooner, Tropc Wind, will probably be appealed to U. $ court It is said | Crtenden will offer his compromise to Congress. coupled with the threat of secession of Kentucky if not adopted. Beauregard is evidently preparing to advance. Good judges say battle will occur for weeks yet Government will soon issue orders preventing army anu navy performing service as slave catchers. Andy Johnson arrived at Wash ngton. He claims that East Tennessee will soon initiate Western Virginia. Twenty thousand south erners are at Fair Fax c. H.
 NEw YORK, June 22.-Reported navy to be doubled. Congress is to suspend writ of habeas corpus at an early day. No news from Missouri -line interrupted by heavy tornado WASHINGTON, June 2i.-The State department has received dispatches stating Beauregard recon mends guerrilla warfare in Western Va Batteries are being planted at every available point between Manassas and the federal line. Southerners seem ignorant of the fact that when Scott orders an od vance he can easily avoid Manassas Letter her steamer Africa says, number of privateers are fitting out for confederate service, several have all ready left. Jim Lane returns to Kansas in few days. His brigade consists of five regiments of in fantry and six companies of cavalry and as many of artillery Montgomery commands a regiment.- Lanes proclamation calls Kansas to arms, and an nounces his intention to aid tn uni0nists of Ar kansas, Louisiana and Texas The government is in possession of the telegraph lines, and wont permit the publication of army movements ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-Totten's command returned to Syracuse after pursuing Jackson eleven miles. 5. U. McCulloch, brother of Ben. McCulloch, taken prisoner Lyon s at Bonneville waiting for endorsements. It is supposed Kansas troops will come down in boats and reach Lexington simultan- eously with Lyon.
 KANSAS CrTY, June 2l.-It is stated that the Missourians have evacuated Lexington city. A fight reported at Camp Cole, between unionists under Cook and Missourians, twentv-three union lsts Killed. They then hed-rallicd and finally drove of the Mssourians, also killing g.
 ST. LOUIS, June Hth.-Steamer Swan arrived here from Jefferson City Blair en route to