Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-06-15
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WASHINGTON, June I2.-Dan Sickles' fiy,
regiments were mustered in today. -
Missouri is added to Gen.. McClellans de
partment.
Eight were killed at Little Bethel and 4!
wounded.
A dispatch to arrest VIM. Trapmann, o
South Carolina, said to be bearer of privatee
papers and other Confederate documents
reached Boston too late, the steamer haC
sailed.
The Southern Camp at Romney is threat
ened by McClellan's forces with an attack.
WASHINGTON, June l3-No attack will b,
made on Manassas until Harper's Ferry il
taken.
Natives of Northern States have left fol-
Europe for the purpose of fitting out Confed
crate privateers.
There is intense excitement from a rumol
that the Confederates are marching on Wash.
ington. Advices to this effect have been re-
ceived at the War department, but are not
credited.
WASHINGTON, June 14-The Postal De
partment is getting up a new stamp to rem
der worthless those held by the South.
The Southerners are erecting a battery al
Matthias point, one mile below Aqua, where
the Potomac is narrower. The Freeborne and
Res olute have gone to prevent its completion
The steamers are armed with 80 Founders.
WASHINGTON, June l4.-Iu view of Aus
trials refusal to receive him, Burlingame is
appointed Minister tn China.
The National Intelligencer says the Gov
eminent will soon pay the troops.
VIM. HattOn, wealthy planter and MEM
Der of the Southern cavalry, has been cap
tured.
The Government has received a dispatch
announcing the evacuation of Harper's Fer
ry.
From New York.
NEW York, June l2.-Capt. Chauncey in
command of the Susquehauna, is placed on
the retired list.
The Colorado has her orders and will sail
soon.
New YORK, Jnne 1.-THE Tribune says
Arkansas is sending arms and munitions 10
Missouri.
Gen'l. Scott is not entirely confident of
the security of Washington.
Persons from Montgomery county, Mary
land, represent that vehicles of every de-
scrption, laden with arms provisions, &c.,
from Baltimore, are going via Chesapeake
for the SOutherners.
The Herald says there are indications of
an attack on Harper's Ferry at all hazards
with 35 900 men.
New YORK. June 1.-THE steamer Cana
dian, from Quebec the LIST, for Liverpool, was
lost on the 4th near Belle Isle, striking a
sunken iceberg. 20 or 80 lives were lost. No
names OF the lost have been received.
From Cairo.
CAIRO June IA steamer with two Fed
Ell al companies and squad OF artillery was
cruising. When few miles below Columbus
the machinery of the boat broke and she
drifted ashore. Three persons went ashore
and cut the secession flag down.
From Virginia.
CHARLEsTowN, VA, June 12.-In a week
six additional regiments are ordered into
Western Virginia to operate in KanawhaVal-
ley. Gov. Wise has not been ill.
WHEELING, June 14.-Proceedings indi-
cate that the Convention will DECLARE the
Virginia offices vacant and establish Pro-
visiOnal Government. a resolution to this
end is the special order for Wednesday next.
From Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 20. II. Brown
ing will succeed Douglas in the U. S. Senate.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, June ia truce flag
ged detachment went to Great Bethel TO bury
the dead.
FORTRESS MONROE, June l4.-Great Be-
thel is partially evacuated, but can be reoc-
cupied in force at short notice.
The Southern pickets extend to New Mar
ket bridge, at Yorktown.
A large number of cavalry, also batteries
are between Bethel and Yorktown.
Winthrop was shot by Louisiana rifle
man.
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June ia regiment of Fed
eralists successfully attacked Romney, Va.
From HagerstOwn.
HAGERsTowN, June 14.-Gen. Cadwallader
is in command at Green Castle. His divis
ion will cross the Potomac at Williamsport.
Patterson's headquarters are at .Hagers-
town.
a fight at Damfour is progressing. A com
pany of sharp shooters have gone to assist
the Unionists
The PRECEDENT of the Chesapeake Canal Wis
tied Gen. johnson, demonstrating against the
destruction of dams and boats. Johnson's
Instructions are to destroy everything that
can be useful to the invaders.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 15.-Henry Winter Da-
Wis is defeated.
BALTIMORE, June 14-Leary (Unionist) is
elected IN the Sd district 375 majority.
From Maryland.
FREDERICK, June 1.-THE bridge at Har-
per's Ferry was burned between and
o'clock this morning.
1t is reported that all troops have been
withdrawn from the Maryland shore.
Eight car loads OF provisions were destroy
ed to prevent their falling into Federal
bands.
The bridge at Shepardstown has been
burned.
From Florida.
KEY WEST, June 2.-The Crusader, Wyan-
iotte, Water Witch and Quaker City are
mere The Wyandotte and Water Witch
leave for Fort Pickens.
From Missouri.
HERMAN, Mo-, June 1.-THE militia have
4 battery below the mouth of the Usage
river.
The Missourians are concentrating at JEFF
ferson City from all quarters
ST LOUIS, June l4.-Three boats with Ly-
On aud Staff, 500 men, and some artillery,
have left for some point on the Missouri river.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Seven additional
and six gun battery departed
IN the Pacific Railroad.
The Government has bought the steamer
D. A. January.
HARMONY, Mo-, June 1.-THE steamer
White Cloud, laden with cannon and militia
y stores, with the Governor and State Off
GERS aboard, has left Jefferson City for Arrow
Rock.
0uue 1O.-lHS GOC-
amation from Gov. JACKSON was received to-
lay:
JEFFERSON CRY, June IL.
To THE People OF MISSOURI
A series OF unprovoked and unparalleled
outrages have been inflicted upon the peace
and dignity of this Commonwealth, and upon
the rights and liberties of its people, by wick
cd and unprincipled men protesting to act
under the authority of the United States
Government.
The solemn enactments of your Legislature
have been null flee, your volunteer soldiers
have been taken prisoners, your commerce
with your sister States has been suspended,
your trade with your own fellow-citizens has
been and is being subjected to the harassing
control of an armed soldiery, peaceful citi-
zens have been imprisoned without warrant
of law, unoffending and defenseless men, wo-