Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-29
Dispatches from Washington.
Heralds Dispatch

" WASHINGTON, June u.
The Rebels from Baltimore intended issuing
proclamation announcing the defeat of the
tederalists, the capture Of Washington, and all
the officials there, tearing up the railroads and
cutting the telegraph, and thus produce panic
in favor Of the Southern Confederacy.
Large numbers Of arms are secreted in Balti-
more.
| General Banks discovered plan to destroy
the railroad between Washington and BaIti.
more, and his course Is highly approved by the
Government. !
It Is understood that the Secretary Of the
Treasury will recommend raising S250O 600,
and has three plans: one by q popular loan, an
other by foreign loan, and another by the is
sue of small treasury notes.
| Messengers to the War Department state that
General Peterson Is making preparations to
advance and take possession of Hsrper's Ferry.
A Virginian here says the way Unionis.s are
treated in Virginis Is Incredible. 49,, n
A man who arrived ct Alexandria from Ma
nassas Junction, to day, says that the strongesi
side Of the Junction, at Onion Mills, where the
railroad crosses large stream, called Boil
Run, and higher up ON the stream, where the
road from Fairfax Court House crosses.
On Sunday night last, most of the disunion
troops who were at those two points moved for
ward into thevicinity Of Fairfax Court House,
and others took their places from Manassas
Junction. rfB Tt~ q
Personsholding confidential relations with the
Administration insist that an immediate ad.
vance will be ordered toward Manassas juno
tion/ %Ff Ah EuH
Letters from Southern Kentucky received to-
dsy, say that cattle and mules BY the droves,
snd loads OF bacon, are daily passing through
oumDerlane % zap, 70 the hepeis. Inc writer
ADDS, that 1.-the people Of that section Of Ken
.ucAy were armeu WIN iegai autnority 10 90 10,
sney wouio soon pus sIoP 70 tae business. "A
lesnlnen' n cou'u DO easily formed In the neigh
DosnooS. 's,SN
,,. vi Denese ssep' arc saKing 70 carry out tne
popular "iSn' @5
my Times sPscial.l
,,aai I'd WAsHrNoroN, June g..
No more passes into Virginia will be granted.
The Gsribaldi Guard and two other regiments
go into Virginia tonight. 4, t.,c..'S .,,,..5 .
Rewards OF $4,000 for the head of Jefferson
Davis, SIS, 600 for Beauregard's, $40 for Ma.
sons and I'VE oents for Pfyor's and Wigfa's
are offered. N ,-.'- s., D. 81
.t,e 5ii Ito the Associated Pres.l urv
et .-@s,ao7 No .ricd WAsHMsroN. June o.
tits underatood that the Pres;dent;s MESSAGE
will take Arm ground a0ainst neaca with tSe
Rebels, until thew scknoTledre he Authority NJ
the Government' a T .a'ST : - .-S.T' -
, The outrapeoua conduot of tbe v;,o,r,s p on.
al Conyentien.' in outlswinp cit,ueSs os .hs
State Who NAV take seats in tba Fsds,si co.,.
eress, determines the Governn,sbt IN ssnct;on
severe measures aeaibst the. leaders Of ina RI.
bellion. p ~ n :
Marsbal Kane,s arrest will be follovad hy
more Vigorous 'rneasurss. If anv symntoms ~
revolt appeaf. 80 ~ ~ -rso f'1-S9 7.
On and aftar Mond., n.,, .,i III,
to the Pacific ooast viii A. sent hy the nverlsnd
route, via 81. Joseph. Mo. ~ a. . ~
The Postmaster of this oity reouesta al, ner.
sons writing to soldiers To be nartioniar inraes.
ipuatiur the Regiment the Comnanv. and the
State from NhicI, the Rerim ant osms'
It is reported that Gen. Lee, is dispusted at
being superseded by Beaure reeard and oshers. =
A submarine telegraph line will be laid from
Fortress Monroe to Newport News Point.
p. McQuilJap, of Charleston. South Carolina.
IL Is reported TO the propel autborities has been
In New York, making arrangementa for apnd-
ing both men and eouipments South
He has also been TO- or was ahout IN dsna,t
for, Europe, as an agent for warlike sunniies.
In the employ Of the Confederate Statea ~
4 This morning be called at the State Denart.
nent with the passnort OF a Britiah Conan. for
the purpose of Obtaining the eipnature of the
Secretary. In accordance win the nav rss,
lstion Of the Department, he was requested to
make an aissavit Of bis LOYALTY 10 the Govern.
ment and the lsvfulness Of his errsnd, which