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Nav ToRk, June LTD fss CHI g. P1siss. Ess.
ton: Mr. TrappsnaR, Captain Of tie Confederate
army, Is to sail In the ssosfner sNzaorrow, Wedeef
day. BE Is the besrer Of dispatches FROM JET
Davis and also commission Tor Rsisatsers. Thsas
papers ezght 70 30 secured.
JOHN a hsssEDTT Chez Of Police
In the absence Of tie United States Marshal ard
District Attorney, Mr- ANAL with pose Of pcice,
visited the Steamer America and, litter nuch truu-
bic, discovered Trappenan, and aaksd 70 sec bis pa
pers Mr.. TrappenEn was indignsnt, declaring him
self to be the PI sian C5nsui at Charleston, as he
was recently. and produced his paper in eyiaensa
OF the fact signed by Franklin Pierce De also ex-
nioltsd passport signed By Roberto Besnch, Brlf.
ish Consul at Charleston s
de mad also papers showing hat he was the
bearer OF dispatches from LORD Lyons TO the Brit
ish Government, and threatened the direst Feugs-
ancs OF that Government if he was interfered VITA
His state room was searched but nothing oh ezioii
able in character was found, and he was allowed 10
90 upon the steamer.
Upon returning to his Office Mr. ANAL found the
following dispatch:
New YoKg, June IL, ls6l-1b Cisf Police. Bce-
toa: Arrest and hold Vim. Trappenan. of Charles.
ton s. c. for treason. He is to sail in the steamer
to day. Secure his papers.
By order OF the Secretary Of State.
JOHS A. KESSEDY
Superintendent of Police.
The dispatch came too late a. the steamer had
sailed.
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Prom Fortre.s REenroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June u, via BALTIMORE, June
lS-Further accounts CT the crest Bethel affair
say that on the disappearance OF the Federal troops
the whole force Of the enemy fearing attack under
better auspices left their achments and hastily
withdrew towards yorktown Carrying away their
artillery, and burning the adjstent buildings.
Inc Captain Of the Zouaves, with their Assistant
Surgeon, to>day, have gone to Great Bethel with
nag OF truce, and bearing letter from Gen. Butler
respecting the burial Of the dead. They have nos
yet returned.
MsJor winthrop fell MORALLY wounded in the
1ru . u srmont volunteer. BE was aid and
setIng Secretary to Gen. Butler and author Of the
orliilsnt seventh Regiment article in the June AT
lantic Monthly
Brlgadler Gen Pierce has not yet given az official
account Of the unfortunate affair.
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CHICAGO June 1.-THE Triba,nss Cairo CORES
pOndent says a band Of rebels were captured &C
Norfolk, Missouri, on Sunday. They were exam
ined to-day before General Prentiss and finally dis
charged, after taking oath OF allegiance and sub
scribing to obligation be ready at al times to
defend the stars and stripes against all foes
Everything is quiet here. One thousand rebel
troops were added to the camp at Union City to-day
There are now about 600 rebels at that place The
town Is in no way protected by batteries.
Six hundred Arkansas troops from Hindmsn
county, arrived at Memphis in day on their way
TO VIRGINIA.
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From B4ItImsre.

BALIINORS, Nd, June 12.--One of Lieuteuaut
GrebbIe's Company SAYS if the order had been given
to advance instead Of retreat the battery Toula
have been taken 10 nve minutes, That all but the
order was given to retreat, CREDIBLE spiked his gun,
so that il it should fail into the enemies hands il
would be useless. and was killed in the act
Col Bendix's Zouaves acted with great bravery.
and were with difficulty prevented from stOrminz
the battery without orders. They killed Eve rebels
outside Of the works.
A Pennsylvania regiment passed through here
for Charnbersburg.
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From, Haxers.oun.

HAGERsTOWN June 1.-TWO reasons are assigned
for the non~advanee Of Gen. Pattersous division
FIRST that the Legislature is in session at Fredrick
and that column from Washington must come by
that route.
They hope that the Legislature will adjourn this
week and the Government desires to keep the
troops out Of Maryland until after the Congression
al election to morrow.
The action of the Maryland House of Delegates
nstructng their United States Senators to vote for
the recognition Of the Southern Confederacy, has
excited deep sentiment among the Union men IN
their portion of Maryland MANY say that the
Federal Government ought to dispense the Legis-
latJIre
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Messrs Clark Gregory Co:-Gents two bottles
of your Ambrosal OIL which has given sTre satisfaction in
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New YORK. June 1.-THE London Times has All
editorial on the speeches Of the American Ministers
and others of the recent meeting in Paris charging
them with groundless rritability and anger gsnst
Eogand. It also alludes to TIE violent animadyer-
siOns Of the Northern press towards England, and
says the Unonists in fact enraged because Great
Britain presumes 10 be neutral IL adds if this be
the temper of the Northern press now what will il
be months hence. II is PLAIN that the utmost care
ard eircumspection must be hsed by every man and
party in England avoid giving ohense 10 either Of
the .ncensed belligerenfs.
Eighteen horses ran for the Derby. Kettle irum
won by length. Ounce, black horse, came in
second
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BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE steamer from Old Point
has arrived. The accounts of yesterday of the bat
tie Great Bethel embraces all the intelligence re-
ceceived at headquarters up to the departure of the
steamer. No further military movements have
taken place.
The rebel cavalry and infantry followed the re
treating troops in considerable force as far as New
Market bridge, this side of Little Bethel inhumaUe
ly charging, in one instance, upon those bearing
the dead and wounded. The bridge was burned.
The enemy had in the action ak guns besides a
battery.
There were about twenty Federal troops killed,
and it is said the number wounded is not so great as
at first reported.
BALTIMORE, June IA gentleman who came
passenger from Old Point this morning snd spent
some time at the Fortress during yesterday and
Monday, says the passengers were greatly astonisI
ed on reaching here TO learn Of the greatly exag-
0erated accounts relative to the repulse at Great
Bethel
Up to the time the boat left last evening he was
in communication with both officers and privates.
who were in the engagement Some modification
was expressed al the bad management Of Gen.
Pierce, but to the extent of the loss which
thought to be less than st first supposed on the
temporary advantage gained by the rebels.
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From Cairo.

two companies of Col. Ogesby's regiment and
squad Of artillery men, with two field pieces, made
an exclusion down the Mississippi, five miles below
Columbus, Kentucky, to-day. On returning. when
near Columbus, some machinery Of the boat broke.
and the boat drifted ashore. While the machinery
was repairing, the captain Of the boat with three
of his crew, went ashore and cut down Secession
flag, which was flying on the shore, AID bronghr
il to this city. No attempt was made to prevent
their taking the flag. It IS reported by passengers
who arrived from Columbus since the City Of Al
ton left that great excitement prevailed among the
citizens, and that locomotives and cars were ius-
mediately dispatched TO Union City to convey rebel
troops to Columbus. No rebel troops were seen BY
the excursionists between here and Columbus
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From WashingtOn

WASHINGTON, June l4-In view OF ARstris's re-
fusal TO receive him. Burlingame IS appointed Min
ister to China.
The National Intellggncer says the Government
will soon pay the troops.
VIM HattOn. q wealthy planter and member
of the Southern Cavalry has been captured.
The Government has received sdispatch amour
cling the evacuation of Harpers Ferry.
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Skirmish In virginia.

CINCINNATI, June l3.-Col. Wallace, of the Indiana
Zousves, left Cumberland yesterday with portion
of his regiment and attacked camp of rebels, num-
bering 500. at Romney, Virginia about forty miles
south of Cumberland, and after sharp fight com
pletely routed then killing two, woundng one, and
capturing several prisoners and all their camp equip
age provisions, surgeons stores, and arms. The
Indianians had one man slightly wounded. Colonel
Wallace returned safely to Cumberland with his
command last night.
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From Maryland.

FREDERICK, June 1.-THE bridge at Harper's Fer
ry was burned between and o'clock this morn
ing. Il is reported that all troops have been with
drawn from the Maryland shore.
Eight car loads OF provisions were destroyed 70
prevent their falling into Federal hands.
The bridge at ShepardstOWn has been burned.
BALTIMORE, June l4-LeaFy (Unionist) is elected
in the Sd District by 37J majority.
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From, Men.ph,,

NENPHIs, June l3.-The following private dis
patch was received yesterday by Colonel James
Coleman:
COLUSBUs, June 1.-THE steamer City of Alton
landed at our town at half past seven o'clock this
morning, filed with Federal troops and twelve
pieces of artillery and took down cur flag tramp
led it under foot and spat upon it. They warned W
if uttered secession sentiments we would rue il
in three days. The citizens could not resist bRt
bid defiance. The commander asked if there was
any who wanted the flag down. The answer was
NO Columbus is all right for the South We
want your assistance. Gov. Magofin has been ad-
vised by special messenger.
NED A. JACKsoN
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Frozn Hagerafara.

HAGERsTows, June a. General Csdwallader is in
command at Green Castle. His division will cross
the Potomac at Williamsport Patterson's head
quarters are st Hagerstown.
= a light at DaInfour Is progressing. A Company
Sharp shooters have gene to assist the Unionsts
n .HS resident Of the Chesapeake canal visited
o. Jams and boats JohnsOn's instructions are to
oessroy everything that can be useful to the in
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New YORK, June 1.-The Tribune says arkansas
is sending arms and munitions to Missouri.
Gen Scott is not entirely confident Of the security
of Washington.
Persons from Montgomery county, Maryland,
represent that vehicles OF every description laden
with arms, provisions, &C., from Baltimore, are go
ing via Chesapeake for the Southerners.
The HeTdld says there indications of an attack
on Harpers Ferry at all hazards, with Sc, 600 men.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for thsi
WfAkS@a four years ofLouisvile. Kentucky, and who
deVod hs attention treatment o4prvste diseases fer
hirtv himself having attended practice fss
many and cured he enebled to Gu
All d.zes Of urvAe nature matter how ba6 they Be
from ipudous medical treatment from neglect Of their own
Dr. Kings Dspensary L No. Is Dsaarcx street. Dewesn Une
cured without nAncous medicine or interference
old resent date, sctually cured In few
DAYS. BY an operation which causes no pain Where structure
es health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
misefef and undermines the constitution 90 much
svPHls with all the diseases o. me s.n, s'Gsns 0us
SEMINAL WEAxxE particular attention having been given 70
this disease and all growing OFF, oongnt
on in many cases BY the destructive habits Of tnconsderate
youths and excessive Indulgence Of the neglect OF
ch will undermine constitution rendering the subject IN
AZ for business society," and causing old
Females who be ahonns Etn any amouiy OF ns oo
NAV rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing By writing and stating theft with
Zee erclosed directed DR. A. King, NO. % beadrick street.
Nsvie Tenn the necessary medicine sent to eif
sdress with necessary directions Strict omcs
hours o'clock In the morning enisn inc e'ennsi
raay23. l859d&wly
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From mlssouri.

HERMAN, Mo-, June 1.-The militia have battery
below the mouth Of the Usage river.
Rhe Missourians are concentrating az Jefe-son
City from all quarters.
ST. LorIs June 14-Three boats with Lyon and
ssa 500 men and some artillery have left for some
point on the Missouri river
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From FoTtress uonres.

FORTRESS MONROE, June l4.-Great Bethel IL par
TALLY evacuated but can be reOceupied in force BY
short notice. The Southern pickets extend 70 New
Market bridge at Yorktown. large number OF
cavalry, also batteries are between Bethel and
Yorktown.
Winthrop was shot BY Louisiana RIfier.
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From, Beaten.

BssToN. June 1.-THE officers Of the steam zig
ate Susouehanna, who resigned after reaching tins
49, srped today from Washington that their
p.s had been stricken from the Navy list. Ii Is
rnmored that Capt Chsuncey, who is on the retired
list has been appointed to command the Susquehan-
"a. She is coaling, and will he ready for sea in Z
few days.
The Colorado has received her ordinance s:erss'
and will sail soon.
-BosroS, June 1.-THE Chief of Police this morn
ing received the following:
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MARRIED..

In Columbia Cd the morning Ct Thursday June l 1861,
By the Rev VIM Burr JOHN G. HORsLEY, Esa former ID
or Of Il COLUMBIA Reya5G 70 Miss MATTE H BRADSHAW.
al. Of that city
That happy miuglement OF hearts,
Where. charged ehe'pic compounds are,
Zach with it, existence nSrts,
To fnd one Happier far"
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NOnnfnarfama

SCRANTON, Penn, June l2.-At the Democratic
Convention held st Wlkesbarre yesterday. H. B.
Wright was nominated to represent the Twelfth
District in Congress in place Of Gen. Scranton de-
ceased.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA young man, who LEFT
New Orleans on Wednesday last, repO. T. that the
steam tow boats were preparing or privateers and
a large hotilla was getting ready to go down with
the floating battery and capture the Brooklyn.
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Allie hany Springs,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

THIS celebrated Watering place will be opened for the recep
l. ton Of visitors on the 1t day Of June.
Located 3 half miles from the Virginia Tennessee Eai
road they Of aud AFFORD hest security for
FAMILIES
Zach department. Is supervised BY the proprietors will
tend personally to the wants Of their guests
The proPreors aer themselves they never SO we'll pre-
pared as the present season
Afull supply Of Ice has been secured
Passengers leave the R. az ShaTsVle viii be carried
in horse Omnibusses fine road the tprings.
These waters stand unrvSlled for the Dyspepsia
june4-dlm BOOTH, CALHC On q co.
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ANYWAY MATTERS.

ATTExTToNi TENNESSEE SHAREHOLDERS. In COM
pliance with the requisition Of the Major General
commanding this Division for two thousand volun-
teers armed with the Tennessee rife, it is proposed
to raise and organize in the city of Nashville from
the bone and siuew Of the surrounding country, a
company OF No. l Riflemen, the members Of which
to furnish their own rifles and the State will pay
for them. Now is the time for you to volunteer in
defense of your country, as this is the last oppor-
tunity offered for entering the State service. Then
send your names from the hills and the valleys to
swell the moving tide that is to drive back the enc
mics Of our country. Notice will be given to those
who join the company through the city papers of
the time and place t, ASSEMBLE for the purpose of
organizing the same. For information relative to
the company, address J. W. HAGEN.
june l5-d&.wlw Nashville, Tenn.
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SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, June 10 Fl Rrovn;n0 h.
been appointed Senator by Governor Yates to I'm
the vacancy oecasioned BY the death Of Senator
Douglas.
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PUbIIc LIVE OF IenneG6ees
An Act 10 prevent the collection Of owing by citizens
Tennessee Esns or the onsaveAoding States during
hostlities.
SEC ]. Be Il enacted by the General Assembly Of
The State of Tennessee, That no person in any nom
slaveholding State their agents or attorneys in this
State, shall have power to collect any monies
owing to or any property claimed by the citizens of
any such State in Tennessee. during hostiities be-
tween Tennessee and the Federal Government
SEC. 2. Be Il fUtksr enacted That II may and shall
be lawful for such debtors TO pay such monies into
the Treasury of the State, which sums shall be re-
cepted for by the Treasurer, and shall be refunded
with interest upon the cessation of hostilities
SEc ,. Be II further enacted That this act take
effect from and after its passage.
W. C. WHITTHoRSE
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
B. L. SrovALL
Speaker of the Senate.
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Guerrero, the defested candidate for Governor
issued prcnunciameuto removing the question As
to who should be Governor from the ballot box 70
the sword. The impression was that the revolution
would become general, and Guerrero would unite
his forces with those Of MARQUEE and Hojica, who
have been setting the Juarez Government az deli
anca.
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COATS SPOOL OO7 TON.

WYE have in store 00Q0 yards SOD miles Of this
w atcless Sewing Cotton. The 100 600 IN Ten
this Tsresd all be trrnhed as hsy may
need
By our own Strong Southern Arm, with the countenepee OF
Johu Bull expect full uportafon OF this and 0ner
needu articles September, steamer Grest Easten 81
the port Of Nor ok, despite Of Seward Chase Bs od Ase
and the AorsIN THrs. o-x,-,, . 40
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NorIcE.-Au mail matter intended for Camp
Cheathas and left at the Gazette Office by o'clock
z. NJ, Will be conveyed by special messenger on
the daily morning train.
r. C. FOSTER, I'd,
Brigadier General.
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We print to-day of our Daily edition nearly four
times the number of copies that we did the day
LINCOLN issued his proclamation calling for troops
tn coerce the Southern States. The increase in our
sub .crIption list has been unparalleled in the his
tory of newspapers in Nashville.
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WASHINGTON, June I4.-The southeruers are
erecting battery at Matthias point, one mile below
AQUA, where the Potomac is narrow. The Free-
born and Resolution have gone to prevent ia con-
plesion The steamers are armed with 30 FOUNDERS
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markets by Telegraph.

NV ORLEANS. June HCottonno sales to-day. Gales o
the Receipts days so bales against 0
bales during corresponding sims list year. Decrease total
receipts sb pert compared With last 52 OO bales
At all southern ports $4,000 bales Exports OF the $500
Coffee week bags EI9c. Stock
bags, sgainst Il, 500 at the time last year.
NEW YORK, June IA -Cotton firm. Sales 25C0 bales. MID
ding Upland l27S@l4:.
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From AnnannIia.

ANNAPOLIS, June 12.-Msjor Morgan has arrived
from Centreville with l6O men He had skirmish
with the enemy and captured 1900 stand Of srma
and two prisoners.
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Special and Important fGOtice to
Clothing Dealers.

ENJ p SHIELDS 90. have this day sceived and are
prepared job the trade at auction prices the eors
stock Of Eastern Clothing manufacture Be-
nE beyond doubt the ost extensive and besotton up stock
goods Auction in this cv. The stock OF fun
line OF every variety spring selected w6h the greatest
care made in the best Being made for this spns
trade bes5R disappointed in the Spring push
pess are compelled close their stock in this Deal
era will serve the interest calling and examining hs
extensive they will positively be sold An op
BENZ T. SHIELDS CO.,
Central AIscti on Rooms,
opposite Sewaneo
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From Hartman. No

HERMAN Mo-, June I4.-The steamer White CiOad
laden with cannon and military stores, with the
Governor and State officers aboard has left jefFeF
son CITY for Akron Rock
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From 81. LAMA.

ST. LOUs, June 14.-Several additional companies
and a six gun battery departed on the Pacific Rail
road. The Government has bsught the steamer T.
A. January.
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Lest.

NEW York, June l4.-The steamer Canadian
from Quebec the lstfoi Liverpool, was lost on the
Attn near Belle Isle, striking q sunken iceberg
Twenty or thirty lives were lost. No names of the
lost have been received.
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From wheeling.

WHEELING, June 14.-Proceedings indicate that
the Convention will declare the Virginia Offices
vacant. and establish provisional Government.
A resolution to this end Is the special order for
Wednesday next