New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-06
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.
Border State Convention.

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Border State Convention.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.--The Border State Conyen-
ton has issued an address to the people OF Ken
tucky signed by all its members. |
EXtioE. Morthead says, in note: =" sign, be- |
cause approve of the refusal to furnish troops |
and favor the policy of neutrality, without com.
1nittiDr myself TO all that is said on other matters.
An address has also been issued to the people of
the United States, signed by ALL includng John
Caldwell, Of Tennessee, except Gov. Morehead.
Affairs in Missouri
ST. LovIs, June 5.--Mayor Taylor has resigned. |
Eighty four men from Hannibal, forming part
of the battalion of Home Guard, were sworn into
the United States service. They were armed, and
returned with arms for their comrades, who will be
sworn in by the Mayor.
From Kansas
TEAvENHoRTTI, June 5.-TWelve volunteers from
Camp Lincoln, armed with Mimic rifles and revolv
ers crossed the river fourteen miles above this
place, and demanded Secession flag in the name
of the United States The flag was hauled down.
In return the SecessiOnsts fired, Wounding three OF
the volunteers, one of them severely.
New York Cotton Market.
New York June 1.-The cotton market closed a
little tirmer with sales at l3} to 1870. for Mddling
uplands.
| W,su1SGTox, June Six Dahgren bronze l2
| FOUNDERS were fshed up at the Norfolk Navy
| Yard to-day. Eight tons of gunpowder were taken
from the Merrmac perfectly dry.
| II i- cold hat !
mantown viii be in sea-going condition in two
| weeks.
0AA0i'' III
BAfT1TORE June 5.-The bark General Green
owned in Charleston, has been captured"
me gun laetolJ u DiesSi'' l'i'i't %
Washington Gossip,
WA~niHGroH, June s. Gen. Scott disapproves
| of tho landing Of forces at Aqua Creek
All the dispatches announcing that hostilities
would soon occur at Aqua Creek or Manassas
| junction are incorrect.
Several members of the Maryland Legislature
recently visited Richmond, doubtless to confer
with the Confederate leaders.
The Tribune says Malsha Kane IS as pad at
heart as Merriman. He boasts that the Govern
to rise if lie is touched.
Arrival of the Hibernian
E,,rrrrr pn1xr. June 1.-The Canadian mail
steamship Hjbernian from Liverpool the 23d ult.
vi, nndpnderrv the 9th, passed this point to-day
en- roTie for Quebec.
Liverpool Cotton Market
Tr-rpeoo1 Nav 23-The sales of cotton or
; Wednesday reached 10000 bales and on Thursday
4 900, of which spectators and exporters bOtl
aa91 an91 IHM 1aand JV0 At nrjces sghtIy higher
proodst,,a.s and provjsOns
y me weather III 1ns''NN ID '''0A"''' ''' vi
cr9ps, ,,,,o worry, 7u,l and nrices are slirbt
l;.nor Srnyisinns steady
d ro,do, Money Market
t oa A'0in Hlo' 1aoo' ean 'aI'o,, OIL 70 o1
j. LoNDON, May 25.-Conso's ior money jig Vo u
J. Affairs in Missouri
1orrs June 5,-Geu, Price has issued a Pre-
g c,amation to the Brieadicr Generals commandn
t. the Militia District of Missouri stating that h
Efforts in every station have been to prevent I'll
= transfer of the battle field from the Atlantic STATE
to Missouri
The right Of Missouyans to bear arms IS
y, doubted. To secure this right peacefully, hmsc
y and Harney compromised on terms alike to MI
~ souri, and the United 0taleS' !,
~ The Administration has removed Harney, b
doubtless his SUCCESSOR will respect the compa;: A.
For himself he Will adhere 10 IL IN ieCter aiG sp1t
yoatn would 1 De h s'GaS tn the he Is last
e, 45 Zens ol M'SSoUt'' "i''' 'e ''9'''''N
ait 'rGr,V MN Von1o Of Missouri cannot be forced in
wv tnf ?eop'G Gt f aitcnntea let no apDrehensi
of ia -" a.14a"tni,ad af the rrsnit.
IN c,i, rari,,enIs have LETT e. route for Cairo.
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