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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-20
Local Intelligence.

Local Intelligence.
al Isl esznsnes .aps.t y i4Isbaiy Ce5isrs
osts.sei ii.e stgrss y Iagste, 4 plrs1y sIsa
Ess 1gsafA .. Wiesham, u ths village
Brainef8 kelley. g ,be sisss Of s.. vhs Aas
beeu Taias g ass past year, has boea sha.ea q
Ga ths lePasussi q ghttssis aad Eagll.h Lite
rasofs. Is rlAst Il sanusl loarduan. trslepea.
faeroar PaIst Il T. bradford aas ,atva !
csairsei fFopa ,hs government fls ile Eaagfse.
tatt 4 lo.ooo yaris II t.ae Eersey eis,h l8r tho
array ltwil be made Il DC ash 5, Kae,afy
re.h,, ssa . possible
noksa1 ~ Experience Barrows u Barses. 3isl
20 tbs l2th inst. at ihe adsaueel age q s. years
IIe vas oue q tie oi1es, aud mos, esteemed eti-
zsns q Dorset, man q unusual energy and
decision = character. aud ebo had faltllei Tie
various oileos aud Js,ies q lfe with diligence
aal success, uut.l partially DISABLED, some years
since, by a stroke % palsy. lie was a nlaa 81
strict integrity ga. much Interested aud liberal
"a works q Christina beaeyolenee, cherished he
pure faith Of The Gospel, ana has doubt,s. en-
tered iuto rs heavenly gest.
MuuAnE II Caastlcs p. Dudley, q lbs
place. Nbo was private 10 tie gutlsnd Cealpa-
ny of the lsl vermont Regiment, has been 50.
pointed = Iieuieuaui ia the regular army Of the
Omitted States We have no doubt tb4, be sin
Dc honor to bis coautry and to himself IN these
perilgas times.
The military company in process q formation
h thls place, g mpidIy filing Up It's ranks Al
ready, So young men haye enrolled their uamcs
ior iAe defence 4 'hcir country Drilling opera
tons viii probably soon commence
COOP Tiuts We lear much Of Hard
Times hui il Manchester We really hayeuo, any
reoson to complain. The hotels Of Saratoga.
Newport and Cape May, resemble tie Great Dcs-
eri bat ours ate fully occupied Last season
de Equinox House WAS much enlarged, but il is
not yet large enengh to contain tile visitors who
are Rocking hitler. lrsueh Is the state Of things
IN these days, when people aie compelled to econ
omize, how will !, te when business reyiyes
MANcAEsTEg tEp IT'S ATTRACTIONS Our lie
iightfal village At present exhibits a very lively
aspect. The Equinox House, and Yondeslip's
Hotel, are "brin-iull and running over" Moth
ing can be mole delightful than the re-uRioas in
the parlor Of the otmer, where beauty, talent,
and brillancy Of al descriptions meet. Artists,
authots, auslcis;- Men Of science, and men Of
leisure; Ladies' whose conversational poYersen
chant all who come within the happy circle q
their acquaintance; - Poets who write enthusiasts
really, and Prose writer's who are not prosy -all
are there.
PYRorEenNlcAL On the evening Of tpe 10th
inst, very beautiful exhibition Of fireworks was
given in front Of the Ya0derip House, under the
sble direction qg Mr.. John YandctGp. There
we're Chinese Lanterns, Rockets, Roman Can
dies, and colored fires Of all descriptions. The
occasion u the fetf was the anniversary Of the
battle VI Bennington. The spectators Of the FIRE
works we're almust Sfark mad with delight
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STATE TIcKET

sTtTE TICkET
ffr Gteruef.
FgEhgRleR H0dBhooK, y Brsu'ssgra
Far Lieutenant 6eFerBor.
law UNDERWOOD. q Barinsiea
Fgt Trcssnrer.
I1aN 3 PACE. v Rafael
COUNTY TICKET.
For senaigs,
EMS. MORGAN. u fowasi
AUGUSTUS q CLARK. u Manchester
ror sheriff.
ANsoN BUCK. II Arlington.
fof States Aiiernst
y Is HALT. u Bcaniugioo
Ftf ASSISTANT ladee.
MARTIN MbTTiSOh Il shailsl uf7
AN0m nENS0N, 81 i.aHdgtosF
For uigi Bailis,
AUSTIN + GRAHAM. 81 Wiaifll
ror lodges 81 Probate,
JAMES Il NEACHAM. Of Bennington, isf q
District u Benningioa
HARVEY X. FOWLER, u Manchester, Coz q
Dis'Fict IL Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-20
Truly yours:

?. S.-Ask your friend Mis- Margaret
Daw il she don't want 10 change her name
TEL her don't think It pretty.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-20

FAeroaE PsAt III 4 Bradford las ,aEyh !
caa,raci fFgea ths government ~ ihe naagise.
tutt 4 70. 900 yards II tlae kersey eiash iar TIE
array Iiwill be made Il DC mll ), Fae,ag
re.hs, soaa - possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

LATEST FROM THE DIS LINE
THEY ARE CONCENTRATING IN
LARGE NUMBERS AROUND FAIRFAX
COURT HOUSE, AND ANXIOUS FOR A
BATTLE.
Correspondence Of the Star-per pony express ]
FALLS CHURCH, June 22-1lX q. m.
To tbs Editor Of The Star This morning, we
have information here from three or four d. erent
persons whose means OF learning what Is going
on about Fairfax Court House regard as being
reliable, that the disunionists are now In large
force In, between and around Germantown and
the (Fairfax) Court House. They all sgree In go.
timating the force which was there yesterday q,
quite ten thousand strong, and It is insisted that
Beauregard commands there In person.
learn, further, that for forty-eight hours pro
visions have been exceedingly scarce among them
and that they 1.-THE disunionist soldiers) are grum
bling terribly on that account, as well becaus.
Gen. Mcdowell does not attack them, and thei
own Commander will not attack his (Gen McD's
army.
As cautious az l am In placing confidence In ru
mors floating around here, I am sure that the par
ties to whom refer as having brought the infor
nation here, are thoroughly satisfied Of its truth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22


From the Wheeling intelligence, of veste,d.v
we gather the following:
gentleman who has been travelling for wsek
or TWO In Jackson and adjoining counties arrived
la THIS city yesterday morning on IN. s,.ams,
science tie Informs US that there Is considerable
excitement, watchiuiBess aud aIarui In lh- soc-
uons Of country which he has trayersed In
JACKSON county, like all other cuunti.s in the
west secession goes by spots, and IL is no uncom.
mon thing Tor traveller to q nd ni nself in ,,,n,
sece ssion nefg hborho ID one hour and In. ns rt -
Union precinct. II was Recently ren,rted ~
Murfysvilie, strong Union town, that the seq
s rSI were coming there to burn the place.
ne nelS hoofs came in with their rifles and a
large Iorce came across the river to assist in
tectlnS their friends. A similar alarm raa orc.
.oned al Ravenswood, and the Union men called
About $40 U. 8. soldiers from Parke,bp,o A..
oelng scattered along down the Ohio. abont Mn.
order P 'nihss III
The County Court of JacLson co,n,v han. ,.o,
paying rather big b. handed game That comfy
gave 3v0 majority against secession notwitbsta nd
Ing which the court assembled last weet and An
P,oP,as'ea sso Tor the support Of those VINO
may Voiunteef In the secession army. The Union
Ing time collecting f. N
>, A gentleman who arrived yesterday from Phil.
fppi and Grafton. reports that there Ia the c,s.t
est activity at both OF these places and that ali
SORTS OF reports are In circulation The artillery
company stationed at Grafton, after practicIng
ssVs,ai Louis, moved on out the railroad towards
fhillpPi, Wed nesday evening.
Inc Federal forces had abandoned the Village
OF pbiliiPPi, and had taken up a position on a
mn overlooking the town, and Commanding its
important approaches They had also commsScsd
throwing up entertainments There was not a
having departed
DsmOn'iyatio,. Last Nigh, in Homo, of hs
Election of q Governor and he Sjeninp IF ,Ss
Dsetdrdfton Of Independence The CITY was wild
win excitement last MI bit In consequence of the
demonstrations or rejoicing at the decisive action
ELSEWHERE. All the bells In the city were ringing,
rockets were nying, drums beating, men and
ooYs were shooting, and the two cannon captured
recently from the secessoni.ts at SisterviIIs ,s,
booming from the hills east of the city. IL was
grand and exciting scene, such as can only follow
toe uprising OF free, bold and determined pro
PIE: The streets were full Of people until late
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

MARYLAND LEGISLATURE In the House YES
terdny, after the Transaction OF some business of
local Interest, the message of the Senate relative
u an adjournment was taken up, and an amend
n'ent was ADOPTED proposing that the House ad.
lourn on Tuesday next, to meet at Frederick on
the 30th Of July
The Senate adopted the series of bills ,eno,t.d
In the House by Mr.. Gordon relative TO actions
upon wrongs done to the person. attachments
against the property OF nonresident parties TO
such actions &c. The act empowering county
commissioners to levy tax for domestic defense
was passed; also the H.use bill suspending the
enforce cent Of bonds for the eturn OF State a,ms
number Of local bills were passed The mes
sage OF the House relative to an adjournment was
concurred In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22
The ENEMY PLANTING Batteries At
POINT MATTHIAS
ce Of the Star

IOorresPUHuehce OF The Star
foh1 TOBACCO, June 20.-Editov Star: Their.
are movements at Matthias Point, on the Virgins
'oofe, opposite here, indicating that the enem,
are silently at work planting batteries there
NUMBERS OF mea are seen lurking among this
ousnes bV passing vessels, and a long strip. an.
parentY OF white cloth, has been stretched alone
the beach, possibly as blind to work going on
behind It, Matthias Point ID the most i'm port,n :
'Haagehc position on the river, commanding II
even more efectnally than the white House
shore The channel hugs the Virginia shore, and
vessels OF the Hghtest draft must necessarily pa,,
within four or i've hundred yards Of the Point.
battery once la position there would be extreme.
~ almculs to dislodge. The Union men here are
anxious to see the place looked after
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ANOTHER DIS UNIONIST BATTERY
PLANTED,

correspondence Of The star-per pony express I
CAMP TYLER, (rAYLoR's TAvEas,) FAIny..
COUNTY VA, June 22.-Washi.gton Ersniug
s'a': IL has been sscertained beyond all ours,
uon that battery has been planted by the seces-
honists at Edmund Powell's, on 'the dir, road,
rom rairfax c. III. TO Falls Church. PowelI,.
Is ~ miles from the Court House and AZ from
FAILS Church. The situation Of the ground tb.r.
J know, VIII enable a properly constructed aed
WORK 70 command the approach to the Cour.
Mouse oy that road; but the topography Of III =
country around 10 not such az to prevent march.
Ing around this new battery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

ARRIVAL or FOREIGN ARMs-La,ye consIon,
mems OF arms OF various kinds have arrived an hi,
port during the last two weeks by foreign stea u.
ers but the character Of the weapons cannot b.
esHngulsned on the manifests at the Custom.
house. Some Of them are entered as s.bardw,r. y
some AZ merchandise" and the packages are
consigned to different parties
ne steamship Bavaria, which arrived at this
enty cases of arms Of the ordipary and 3hi,tv
nve cases OF double size, which Were Consigned 10
arms dealers In this city. Some Of the cases have
been forwarded to Ohio The arms were un.
SSouo.edIy imported to meet the orders Of western
Ten thousand stand Of arms, imported within a
few weeks, have been sent to Massac huse,,s ",
York Posi- yesterday '"
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70 be put up in .trous box. tcoope;od. , and the
tents marked thereon.
Its % b. oistinctly understood that Che wagons
6fe 10 be oonEt uoted that the Seversl pare OF
any one wagon vii aErs. and exsosly nc thOss of
sDy otheI, % AZ 20 resptre no s1mbSrnt or o.
ranging for putting tog Their, ard al the materials
used Tor their Instruction 20 be Of the bes Sns
t't O. the wood tho -ou shly seaso" ed. snJ the
vO'k In g. us parts faithfully executed In the bet
voTkmanlike maIIeT
Tne work NAY be inspected from time n time 90
Insster's Department; and none OF 10 stal be
pants until y sas have been InsPeeie 5 sad sP-
pro ed b, said oflceT CT cent sutho lied % i'm
spect u. when hoi he'd, painted, and sooep,ed By
ffceI or agent If the u ster's DE- pat
ruent, snd d, Iivered as herein eed, taey shall
he psid fof.
NJ c. MEIGs.
ie "a 2av2w QuSrtermaster General =. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22
AFFAIRS UP THE POTOMAC.

WILLIAMsPoRr, Md, June 20, 1861. Editor of
Star: About four O'Clock, a. m. to-day, General
Patterson left Hagerstown aud joined General
Cadwallader at Williamsport, with portion of
his command, Of which were Capt. Doubleday
(of Sumter renown) and his company General
Cadwallader had about s 900 men under his COM
mand at Williamsport before being reinforced
by Gen. Patterson. The headquarters Of Gen
Patterson are In the Female Seminary at Will
Transport.
The Confederate troops appeared on the Vir.
GINA shore to-day, and q collision il hourly
expected. Great numbers Of virginians are
crossing over to Williamsport for safety, be-
Ing compelled to swim the river. Most Of the
Inhabitants Of Williamsport have left, and the
town is occupied almost exclusively by u. 9.
troops. The Union sentiment prevails generally
throughout this section Of Maryland and In the
little village Of Middletown, composed Of a few
houses scattered along the road, forty-nine ma
tional flags are visible, only three houses not
having a flag.
On Wednesday night, Richard Alvey, a prom
inent lawyer Of Hagerstown, was arrested by the
Federal officers, and 10 now in custody Upon
his person important papers were found, seriously
duplicating him In the operations Of the seces.
sionists. 1t 10 expected that he will be sent 10
Washington for trial One Of the villains who
burned the Harper's Ferry bridge was arrested
On Tuesday night, and is also confined a, Hagers-
town.
On to-day, the editor Of the Hagerstown Mail
(seces'ion) was waited upon by deleg alton
of Union men, who informed him that he must
display the national flag or have his press and
ONCE broken up. The editor asked leave to 90
out to get flag, but instead Of doing 90 went TO
General Patterson and had guard detailed to
protect himself and property from violence.
Another man, who has made himself particu.
iarly obnoxious, on account Of his extreme seces.
sion views, and who had boosted that no man
should ever touch him, was seized, and his
clothing covered with small ten cent flags, after
which they marched him about town for some
time. He was then released upon promising to
wear national flag continually, and he now no
longer ventures out upon the street without bear.
ing upon his vest diminutive representation of
the Stars and Stripes.
A line Of telegr graph has been just com peted, for
the use Of Government, between Hagers.own and
Chambersburg, Pa.
Large quantities Of army stores are constantly
SJ IL H that region s are svid.n, on all
sides. N'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

NEW KILLED GgN-A pattern has Just been a m.
FOUNDER field piece, of the Columbiad model tn.
gun ls much Larger than the ordinary ix.pounder.
being adapted 10 the carriage Of a nine. pounde,,
Gnh, OF which the light artillery company at the
new sun will have tremendous range and ac,us
racy To- III calibre. Patterns are also being m,ds
Tor the new nine and eleven inch DabIyrsn ems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

IL The Congressional election in Kentucky
has resulted In the election Of the Union nominees
In al the districts Of the State except the First
where Mr. Burnett, Secessionist Is elected The
delegation will be composed as follows 1. n c.
Burnett, State Rights; 2. Jas 3. Jackson, Union;
3. Henry Grider, Union; 4. Aaron Harding, Union;
S Chas A. Wickliae, Unioni 6. Geo. w. Dunlop,
Union; :. Robert Mallory, Unions. J. Critten-
den, Union; 9. VIM II wadswosth, Union; TO-
John w. Menzies, Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

u Cotton Is now grown extensively In Perm,
"nefe u sa perenniei shrub; LIS bales Of very
fne quality have recently been exported TO En-,
rope. ~ 1u'
IL parson Brownlow's paper, the Knoxville
wing, does not share In the depression thai soms
Pspen complain Oft has over 1000 subscribers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

" Colonel james Cameron, brother of tho
Secretary OF War, has been unanimously elected
ooionei OF ths seventy-ninth New York Re1,.
ner. Speeches were made on the occasion by
Col Cameron, Lieut. Col. Elliot, Col. hamilton.
Gen. Even, aud Others. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

r.oDED.-it may net be generally compre.
nended That the rumored late march of 4 sod 40.
s,on SIS to, and occupation Of, Piedmont. ON
more aad Ohio railroad, had no founda.
uon whatever In fact. They proceeded In tina,
onecuon no further west than New Greek, and
sief nnrnings bridge there retreated to Rompev
MN psnife county, from which village they viii
ey snofuy oe routed out by Col. Wallace, with
OF the reinforcements that will
reach him to-day from Harrisburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22
PARTICULARS OF THE BRUSH At Ed
WARDS FERRY ON WEDNEsDAyIsST
M

correspondence Of The Starl
EDWARDS FERRY, Md, June 2l.-Edi,o, Wash.
"gto" Star: avail myself Of this the first oppo,.
UNITY have had Of writing you for some dav,
Pas', 70 give the Star the truth copc.rnip. on,
niue nEht here on Wednesday last We discov-
e'eo 'ne enemy approaching Edwards Ferry from
Tee high" opposite. Those command a v,.w
almost to f.eesburg. There was full ,eo,,osn,
apparently, With transportation teams accompa.
Iylng them. Major Wall wa. sent some sva
mics 10 Col. Stone. to give the information H.
t~oi Stone) at once proceeded to the Ferry and
olFafu on tue enemy with howitzer. THROWING
sne'i among tnem. They then attempted 70 eros,
cree. IN scow, the party fred at being in
'nS boat The Object Of the enemy was evidently
I" proceed down towards Washington CITY
" hen lac smoke cleared of there were mn. ,,,,,
standing up in TIE boat. though II was full when
Ne no"'zer opened on them. Our force Of in.
t'pry al the Ferrv was two companies nj the
rirs' pennsylvania Regiment, which were d.wn
nea, tee nVer, and fred several volleys among
'oe bushes. Their FIRE was directed against those
around and At the frame warehouse on the v,.
sinia side 1t must have done some DAMAGE. y.
'ney Were seen flying over the fields: tbo.e nm
horseoack riding over fields, and the foot scam.
pering In every direction About s,x Of them
were kiled-some say more, and that an Office,
was among the killed.
r. S.-Fhe section Of U. g. Flyin1 ArtiIls,v
q re under Lieuts. Piper and Hasbrouck. wo,t.5
our artillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

W GENERAL Lyon has Issued a proclamation
inviting all the misguided men In Missouri ,vbo
nave taken up arms against the Goyerpmen, ~
rrurn to their homes, with an assurance that Inv
saaiI not be moies ed for past occursences. bu,
wArnii item that this fort earance VIM not lone
continue aanv u..- n ,plv,na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

U Cot'o" isgettins very scarce ss New orissn,
saa ~ memphis At the former city, on Tues.
Gay, @s sock on hand wy only / 200 bales; the
s'oek on hand In Memphis last saturday wa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

ID The Government has prepared a circular In
relation to the construction Of gun-boats. 1t pro.
poses to give for the hulls $50 OO0 for those
structed In seventy days, s54 600 II ninety days
and $50 ,00O II in one hundred and Ave days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

Hon. ANDaEw JOHNSON IN CINCINNATI On
the arrival Of Hon. Andy Johnson In Cincinnati,
last Tuesday, on route to w ashington, the citizens
gave him an enthusiastic reception, to which the
heroic Senator responded In an eloquent speech,
expressing his thanks for the tender Of good fel-
iowship, and his pride at being able to meet them
as upholders Of the Constitution. He considered
himself citizen Of the United States, and was
determined TO live and die only under Govern.
ment bnnt upon the principles laid down by
Washington He bitterly denounced the doctrine
Of secession, and rehenrsed the progress Of tie
revolution, and the wrongs suffered by Union
men in Tennessee. With respect to his being q
fugitive, he said
al know that In reference to myself and others
that warrants have been issued for our arrest Let
especially no fugitive from Justice TLaugher
tyranny-a fugitive from the reign Of terror
that division Of the State from which hail will
record vote of IS 600 against the secession ordi.
nance. The county in which live gave
maloiiY OF Z,oo' against this odious, diabolical
nefarious, hell-bor and hell.bound doctrine -
The speaker continued in a strain similar to the
| above for about fifteen minutes longer. He made
| many humorous illusions to the "bravsry'' Of the
| secession soldiery, and wound up with a heart
stirring appeal for the preservation Of the Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

BooSvlLLE.-This place, made famous bv the
gallant defeat Of Missouri rebels Is THRIVING civ
Of 900 inhabitants, situated on a bluff b.Sk ~
Tue south side Of the Missouri river, and 4, con.
nected BY good roads with Cooper and scb,Ds
counties, and with the southwestern part o, IN.
sac II 10 about twenty miles above y.fY.r,on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

The MARYLAND ELECTIoN.-we announced
vert, the Union candidate, had been elected 10
Congress In the sixth district by i6l majority yer
MT. Harris, the southern rights candidate The
ioiIoWing IS the full vote Of 81. Mary's county
Ii will be seen that had the county voted nnsni .
mously for Mr. Harris, the majority for Mr. Cal.
vert would still have bepn en- WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

~ ron fIeAeps cannot rov he taken. and
Coi. hr'wn says Hat th,re will not lie en- men
f'iied In the fort whrn the fight axes place. Tn.
'ois Island, from The tort 20 the Nav Yard &.
10 mass Of batteries CEN rising guns OF the
! ga eaiibrs . Sabine 10 " have bsts.rv
- colu q baid,
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spirit Of me y1ern,uz Pren

The I't Wssnssr calls attention to an elaborate
argument from d:,ing u,shed juri,t responsive
10 toa' OF Chief Justice fsney, and sfn rmstve Of
The RIG at which President Lincoln has assumed
in The ae military operations Of the Federal Gov
eminent
Tie h-pAeIseas thinks that the complete libera.
Ton OF NJ ssouri from the secesSionists will also
cFen tie way to The liberation Of Arkansas. and
hs7e an important moral influence In s.eadyipe
tGs councils Of Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

IL zen. DIX has received orders to proceed
| from New York to Washington on Monday nex,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

ALL SoiEr.-This is the quotes, day in the
way OF the absence OF excitement from the popu.
laf mind Of this city, that has been experienced
"fhiH the last month, notwithstanding tia, hi,
moTniEg al day-hreak was doubtless The tim. Ave-,
pon Tor an attack upon the troops of the L nitrd
o@ IN and around Washington. I'D to noon
-O.a WORD indicating the occurrence Of anv inn.
Po'"n' event Yesterday in connection with the
any part OF the country had been received
~ telegraph. ''''U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

LEE CONNECTICUT REsmKSrs.-A Connect.
GUY Peymssser has arrived in this city with the
ianas 70 pay 10 each Connecticut soldier the ten
uo'.an bonus or bounty voted not long since by
haf STATES Legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

IL Col. Harvey Brown, now commanding at
Fort Pickens, will be Immediately relieve to
superintend TIE organization Of the Fifth Artille
ry, to the command of which he has been ap-
pointed by general order 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

II Three Thousand Enfield muskets have ar.
rived In Roston FOR the State.
W Next Thursday democratic editorial con.
vention Is to be held in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-22

IL Deserters continue to arrive at Fortress
Monroe from the Confederate troops about Hamp.
ton. Many impsrt important intelligence con.
corning the condition Of the insurgent