Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-06-28
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ment has been ordered hence to Colum
bus, KY, to protect the Union men from
the depredations of the secessionists. -
The Unionists had applied to Gen. Prem
tiss, at Cairo for protection.
The Memphis Aralanche proclaims q
war Of invasion against the Northwest &c
the knife, and says Kentucky will extend
to US passage through her territory fol
our armies also says there are formida
blc combinations in Ohio, Indiana, and II
linois to overthrow the Lincoln dynasty
who are only waiting our arrival to crush
their oppressors.
At political meeting in Carter coun-
ty, Ky, last week, John c. Radcliffe, Sec
ond representative from that county, was
shot, but before dying he killed Mr.. Lee
and two others.
The New Orleans Crescent says that
two officers of the Brooklyn have been
ashore visiting the city.
| The Frankfort Yeoman says Governor
Harris of Tennessee plighted his faith in
writing to Governor Magonin of Ky, that
no troops should cross Kentucky for any
purpose, unless by invitation or permis-
sion of the Kentucky authorities.
The E7eniag Telegraph advises the
St. Louis people TO rise and slay those of
the Home Guard who recently fired up
on them. Also says the secession major
ity in Tennessee is 57849, including
East Tennessee. Alsosays Philadelphia
refuses to sell quinne to Louisville mer-
chants.
NEW YoRE, June 10. A Washing
ton dispatch to the Tribune says the War
Department has accepted three additional
regiments from Iowa, making in all six,
including one of cavalry.
II is understood that Governor Morgan
has returned to New York, having been
authorized to accept twenty,thrce rogl-
ments.
Two companies of the list n. Y.
Regiment went to Port Tobacco, Md, on
a scout, but no trace of the rebels was
discovered. 1t was learned that several
hundred men crossed over into Virginia
recently in schooner.
A dispatch to the Times says that Col.
Lander is at Cincinnati, and has accept
ed Brigadier Generalship in Ohio.
y dispatch to the UorH says informa-
ton was received tonight that the Goth
New York, Sd New Jersey, and two Con-
necticut regiments were advancing toward |
Fairfax Court House and it is added
that the rebels had evacuated the village,
retreating to Manassas Junction.
It is reported that there was move
ment Of a large number Of rebels from
Manassas in the direction of Aqua Creek.
1t is credited by some officials. Their
place will be supplied by reinforcements
from Harper's Ferry.
The World's dispatch says there was
quite an excitement here tonight. The
police arrested negro, when a large
number Of the 1st Boston regiment res
nued him, severely injuring him in doing
so, and beating the policemen. The7
emeuto was not quelled for some time.
A dispatch to the Herald says twelve
regiments are under orders to join Patter-
sons division, which is ordered here.
The Tribune's dispatch says Captain
Wilson's Chicago Battalion has been ac-
,epted by the government.
New York, June ia Washing
on dispatch to the Commercial says par
les from Richmond state that gigantic I
are making for the defense
If that city, and it would seem as if the
irst great stand would be made there. /
Thirty thousand troops are said to be
here.
Fleet steamers have gone down the [
ohio, probably to convey troops to the
Ianawha river to strike at the heart of q
Western Virginia. c
There has been no advance yet on vi r
ma or Fairfax Court House. Prepar- fc
tons indicate one.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-Several vol n
nteers from this city in the rebel army II
ave returned. They represent the health II
the troops at Norfolk as good, and a n
richmond democrat says a disunion h
,eaker was interrupted there on Monday
Y ladies singing the Star-SpangIed Ban D
sr." p
The Courier learns that thirteen of the W
ederal prisoners who were captured at
reat Bethel have arrived at Richmond. pl
The Memphis Bulletin of the 18th, ir
US that at the Nashville election a large = =
imber of tickets were endorsed "no Al
ore Yankee school teachers" L