Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-22
RussELLy1ILE. Ky, June FL, 1861.

RussELLvILLE, KY, June 81, 1861.
W. s. CHEATHAM, Eco:
l Lewis, Southern rights candidate for Con-
gress, carries this county logan by ma.
jority of twelve. R.
From Washington.
| WASHINGTON. June 20.-It is not denied
that Beauregard is rapidly approaching Wash
/ ington.
The Confederate piekets have advanced
several miles to-day. and have increased their
forces East and North of the junction, with
large bodies, who are placed in position to
watch and foray upon and break up Mellow
| ell's line.
| Everybody is on the move. and the troops
| are all ready to march at a moments notice
1t appears that at the Vienna fight, a mere
| reserve won the day. A full battery was
there previously, but getting tired waiting,
| the main body marched back. Only one bro
ken company manned the guns with but sew
| en- rounds. Had the Southerners waited a
few hours longer, but few of the Ohioans
| would have ever seen their homes.
| The impression gains strength that the
| Confederates are strengthening their advan-
ces hitherward.
Be prepared for stirring times.
| WASHINGTON, June 20.-It is expected here
after that any passports issued by diplomatic
agents accredited to this Government or any
| consular authority whatever, to proceed to a
foreign country, or beyond the military lines,
| will be countersigned by the Secretary of
| State.
Isignedl, WIN. h. SEWARD.
WASHINGTON, June 2I-Army officers say
a collision before tomorrow night is certain;
the impression being that the Southerners
| are out 1anked and must fight.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, June 2I.-Mallory and Critten-
den are elected. The Union vote of this city
| has fallen off two thousand since April.
LOUISVILLE, June 21.-Gen. Rousseau is
| understood to have authority to raise two
Kentucky regiments and it is said that
blank Captains COMMISSIONS in Rousseau's
hands are being filled up.
The following will appear in the morning
papers:
All persons desiring to make shipments of
goods over the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road on and after Monday, June oath, 1861.
will please call at my Office and obtain the
requisite information, together with permits
attending such shipments as may be admisa-
BILE.
[Signed.l CHAS. B. COTTON,
OuiNeJOE VI tHc OIS Vi LOUISVILLE,
From Wheeling.
WHEELING, June 2O.-The Convention was
occupied signing the Declaration. PierpOnt
is elected Governor and Daniel Paisley Lieut..
Governor. A full Governors Council was
elected, and the Governor formally inaugu-
rated. Gen. Mcclellan assumes command
and will have $1,000 men in the 6eld by
Saturday.
From Maryland.
FREDERICK, June 20.-Resolutions, declar-
ing the debt now increasing by the Govern
ment unconstitutional, and declaring its acts
unconstitutional and tyrannical and favoring
the immediate recognition of the Southern
Confederacy, passed-yeas Al; nays 4.
From Virginia.
ALEXANDRA, June 2l.-There is renewed
migration from here. The Secessionists con-
6dently expect Beauregard to day.
From New York.
NEW YoRK, June 21.-The World says a
large number of regiments accepted within
few weeks on condition of their READINGS to
move within specified time, have failed.
There lie now more room for new ones.
No new regiments ready within ten days
are likely to be refused.
Cameron telegraphs to Governors Curtin
and Morgan tor more troops.
The World says the steamer Africa brings
intelligence that 60 Prussian officers have
two years leave of absence, and will tender
their services to the Government.
The Baltimore Clipper declares that num-
Der of sealed cars passed through that city
from Washington a few 3days since, which
were filled with the Government archives,
removed to Philadelphia by order of the Ad-
ministratiOn.
NEW York, June 2l.-The Post says the
Cnufharnara 81 Fairfax
Court House. Everything indicates an at
tack on the Federal lines.
1t is believed Beauregard can concentrate
so, 900 men at given point, within week;
and has undoubtedly large force at Vienna.
There are no adyices of any new move
ments.
From Illinois.
CAIRO, June I9.-W. 81. Russell, correspon-
dent of tie London Times, arrived from the
South to-day. He says nothing in regard to
Southern affairs, but complains that his cor
respondence had been tempered with by the
secessionists. His letters had been detained
and altered, and some not sent from Southern
postofhces at all.
From Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, June 2I.-An Iowa regiment has
gone inland from Hudson to join Lyon at
Boon vile.
From Lexington.
LEXINGTON. KY, June Zl.-Crlttenden's
majority is $500.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 21.-There are
rumors of heavy Southern advance from
Yorktown hitberward.
The Federal Pickets near Little Bethel were
driven in.
Persons representing themselves as desert
ers from Sewell's Point gave such vague in
formation, that Butler had them placed In
Jail.
The Southerners are erecting masked bat
teries opposite Rip-Raps.
No correct returns of the killed at Great
Bethel have or will be made.
ALI the Surgeons were ordered across the
Potomac last night.
The War Department has discovered that
female secessionists carry a regular CORES.
pondence 10 Besuregard via Mount Vernon.
From Washington.
Especial dispatch to the N. Y. POST
Government has sent $4,000 improved
muskets to Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
and 1000 to Gov. Kirk wood.
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