The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-20
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| FeieEraphic News.
Inc i"iioTsng comes TO us through TIA ma
''om OF the orthern Associated Press 7,
truth in all cases, We cannot vouch for
TRoN TtsHEYarov.
| ELLINGTON. June L. A soon ling marie n
| une NiNtF-N NTH Regiment, on raturning !,
CO N;'fhp n - o'clock to-day captured gc 20,
| N'htederate soldiers one Of whom CO. - ~ :,
| Hh' on whose person WIS found the roII =
| 80 'S."'ht' ana diagram and details of
''r. ior an attack on Arlington Heights
| me hids for the construction Of the staa :,
| shn-hoats advertised nv the Nayy Denar,
nrht were opened today The Iareeat nor
| p'' Oh IN" biHs are from the New tnsian,
| nlp-yards and m1nuf'c'ories The bids To-
| ne huiI9 rang" from $50 600 20 500 0oo and fo
| ne engines from T35 900 to sas 900 There a >.
| rom 100 to $50 bidders for the hnIls Tn,
IN" IN which the bidders propose TO compl,
| Nlh me obtg zion ranges, rs to the huiIs
| rom e. to leo DAVIS e
ih@ above information was Obtained from
-" " az nild"rs. II may be proper 10 r.
| mark that the Department. az axnressed -
"" advertisement, Reserves the right to ac
''pt N" proposition most TO the interest q.
| .pffon. " ~
Oa'rtermaster General Naigs has issued q,
.T'"I 10 al the assistant qu4rterma sters l.,
tth" no purchases whatever without frs
'dF'rnSing for proposals, even OF Il shor
Col Robert Anderson has been prounota.
irig2dier GENERAL
tx Governor 4 II. Reeder has declinec
ne fenoer OF Hrigrdier Gener&!shjp
III, L. hosecrans has been appoin ted t.
brigad4er General.
Hon John A. Gurley is authorized hy IN.
rre'id"nt 10 raise six regiments in Cincin
Lieut. Got Martin has been elected Colone
I the LIST NV York Regiment, and Rr;gad.
II y"T Smith I4icutouaat Colonel
Inc owner Il tha three slqves restored bv
''eneJ Al sanford resides 1t Lisbon, Mi anr
- Union man. The rendition was under
former proclaim ttion which mel tne Executive
/ approval
Young Kentucky regiment Of cavalry is t.
- mustered IN a fast as the computes shaI
report Ihrca or more com pauies are vet
wanting 70 complete i II Will br commanded
ny Gen. josiah Harlan as Colonel, and Yonpg
as Lieut. Colonel.
The 1rst Mqssachu ats regiment, from,
boS on, arrived here TIN evening at o'clock
tEH. 4"TEHESTs ~ WrsTRRy HsRYIaEp
IRLDGsItK, J hne !. One regiment o: Uni
ed states volunteers, probably The Rnod
LELAND regiment, ara expected here at day
orefk tomorrow. They left H4gcrStorn las
higut, ava at ~ O'Clock Ihls afternoon were q.
MidiletOWn, eight miles distant from here
where they wtII encamp for the night, ano
rr<uming their march III da wn, arrive her.
hortiy after day break. Their destination i.
unknown
Il wa. rumored 1t HaEerstown yesterda,
hat they would proceed TO Cumberland AM
1t - thought probable that they Will take tn,
ears At democracy : ttion and proceed to Gum
berlALd by way Of tha Baltimore and 0ht.
li!rOad The tact that no pro vision had We.
,erday been made for their conveyance ncros
he potomac, and the scarcity OF boats at ths.
Joint, renjers this suppOsItIon q very doubtful
me.
General Shriver, Of this city, has made am.
pie erra uEanleDts for breakfietlng the fore,
1t the sevrrtl hotels here Daring their Stay
II Frederick they Will be Quarterad at III
barracks, on tho outskirts OF the CITY. TbrI
-Npected arrival creates much excitement
huugh not OF ANY uutTIenuIy character
The regiment, | learn upon high 4uthorlt,
"ere on the pOlGtoi crossing the Potomac "A
Williams port yesterday, when orders w,r,
received which led 10 their dIYer~ion from
that ilne OF advance, and their subsequent
march in his direction.
Major General PItlerson's forces are on
camped At hagcratown, and at Fuukstown
three miles distant, and Il several !ntorveninl
points.
fne evacuation of Ilarp8r'a Ferry has, Il is
reported, led TO l. sHddeu change IA the line OF
march OF TINS column. Il portion OF II onl,
~ tUrded the Potomac when the InaTchln.
orders OF the force were couuternanded an.
they returned 10 camp.
large number OF wagons were hurrisdlN
collected from the farmers in thar yicinlI>
during Saturday night and Sunday, aud :,
messenger who left there this morning stare,
hit he saw lndIcl lions abou The camp OF Ill
early departure.
The llth Pennsylvania Regiment reacbao
The camp this morning.
NoaTHBsS ACCOUNT OF AFFAIRS ~ MISSOURI
JErTsR4os CRY, Mo, June IS The capital
OF MlSsoun was taken possession OF ut tU,
O'Clock this afternoon, on the arriy Al OF the
steHueT Sdptt, bT five mpanjes OF CoIOnpi
1T III Regiment OF Missouri E0iuuteers nm
der comm nd OF Lieut Cot. Andrews, and s
company OF regular artillery, uuGer Uaptai.. |
TOttrn, all ulte. commALd OF Bclgadier Gen
~ at f,-r inn,
10 'rd the j &. swan until further notice.
pany Cf reguitrs, under Ma COrant, |
thoroughly searched the country tor contra |
band articles, and found some wheels ana |
other parts OF artillery carriages. Governor |
Jackson snd the other leading SacessOnists |
l~ft here on the Steamer White CLOUD on til, |
18th inst. Huch disappointment was mani
tested by the Ir0ops on finding that The enrln, |
had fled. ihe officers. however, expressed II,
surprise, they having been previously inform
ri Of tie EVtcu alton.
The troops under Lieutenant Colonel An |
drew are now occupying the State House
One or two hOns-s nave been searched for Sc |
oeS>inn flags, but none hay" been found
II. EoUIs, June I1ih.-fieneral LIZ on has il. |
sued "a tTong Proclamation, pointing out the |
q" it)4ni9ru Efforts 81 The Coz -rnOT and Ipgis- |
lttuIe to force the STATE cut of the Union ana |
the GncOnstItntionalijy of the military bill -
40 fthSdrHt~ the Veault OF ihs conference with |
.fcV'rnoT Jackson, and states that attempts |
10 execute the provisions OF the military bill |
have imposed most exGsperating hards hips Oh !
peaceful and loyal citizens, with iersec uti1ns |
ina prescriptions OF those opposed to its pro |
visions
Complaints Of their acts, he SAWS. have been
= c~iVed by him as commander Of the Federal
oTces, ana also sent to Washington, with an.
pt:tls for Teiiet from Union men, " no in many
instances have been driven from the State.-
lie gives his orders received from the prasi
lent, stating that it dev0lves upon Gen. LYON
10 stop them, summaTiIy, by the forces under
DIS commauo, with such aid rs may be re-
Iuired from Kansas, lows and Illinois
- LOCIs, June Il R port SAWS that Brjg
rem Slack. while m us" riug troops into the
service of the State at Chilncothe was taken
prisoner by Col Curtis, WIrh his T. $ vol.
lnteers, on their way to ST Joseph 1t isun.
ierstood that Gen. Slack will be taken 10
OTt Lea worth.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE WESTERN DIVISION OF THE
AksT.
CIscTNyATI, June Il "A special dispatch
rom Grafton says there is a gradual concen-
ration or Federal troops in the direction OF |
fhitippi- The report OF fighting 1T Hu
hansn, with considerable loss TO the Coated
'rat-s, has not been au then Heated
a number Of r!iird cannon have arrived
we're from ohio, VILE large amount OF am |
nunitlon There il unusual az q yity towards
lheaL River The Cenfed, rates are at Cheat
liver Mountain Gap, under command OF aen.
A messenger from Philinpi announces that
oHut5 have discovered thai the Coufederqrcs
re marching towards Philltppi, and the Fed
Tal troops there expected an attack this
corning
Cot Reilly is greatly improved.
APrRSHENnsD ATTACK IN ALEXANDRIA
ALHtASrnrA, June Il There being strong
easons 10 suspect an advance Of the C0nIed-
"a es from Fairfax T. II Hast night the mill
aIy here were on the alert, sad tvrry pre-.
ara ton was made 10 Ineet and rrptl an Mt
eck, but the nigh passed without an alarm.
he position OF the Federal forces here il
cened mnregnable.
THE AMERICAN FLAG FIRED UPON
CINlINNkTI. June l. "A suaciaI diRnatch 10