The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-07-03


States the means necessary for their pro,...,
and preservation. and If believed to be p.ss,e
TO defend themselves against their ipvsas.se
OppresSOrs. will speedily come TO their Ala
men and arms in sustaining the constitnsas@
thorities Of the United States.
The Post ONCE Department. in cons;as..u.
Of the loyalty of the citizens of East Ta,n.-
has made arrangements for Furnishing ,h.S.-
creased postal facilities. The mails viii u
after be sen, thither by Cincinnati ins,a.s
Louisville.
Grafton. June 2,
Corporal Hays and twelve men belon.;ss..
Col. Wallace's Regiment of Zouaves
scouting on Patterson's Creek. twelve ~
east of Cumberland. night before last. erco"s
tered party of rebels numbering ahon, sss
A sharp engagement ensued. in which seventy.
of the enemy are reported killed and namSa
wounded. One of Hays party was killed ~,
himself badly wounded. They captured a n.
Der of horses.
The rebel force is AT Buchanan. I, is ,s,..
ted 10 have been increased 10 1000.
liagerstown. June ss
Two deserters from the Pennsylyania ,s..
meat have been arrested. and will probah,E
shot As an example
Boston, June q.
Col. Fremont came passenger in the Epro,.
and left New York last night
Baltimore. June p
\ special dispatch To the Herald saws: .F,-
lilies have packed up ready 10 leave the CITY /,
expectation of Gen. Banks proclamation J,
martial Law. Some have fled at the prosper,
of being ruled by those they have no con6denc.
ill., Positive orders have been given nv ~.
Marshal to avoid irritating the people. and -.
rest Cnionists that make violent demons,,..
| tions
| Reports are current that the United Stst..
forces are throwing up entertainments about q
miles east of Baltimore. on the Baltimore AVA
/ Philadelphia road.
The police board is disbanded. $50 ont a.
400 of Marshal Kane's police have resigned
AT $50 L. NJ no new police force had ",
been organized. All the bar rooms were order
ed closed by Provost Marshal Kenleyr
New York. June %
The Herdids Washington dispatch SAYS: Tn
rebels from Washington intended issuing uro.
lamation announcing the defea, of the federal
ists the capture of Washington and all the Of.
Gals then tearing up the railroads and cut,ip,
the teiegraph.-producin panic in fav@ q,
the Southern Confederacy. Large numbers Of
arms are secreted in Baltimore. Gen. Banks
discovered plan 10 destroy the railroad be-
tween Washington and Baltimore and his coursr
is highly approved.
Ii is understood that the Secretary of tAr
Treasury will recommend raising $3.50. O.OeO
and has three plans one by popular loan, an
other 10y foreign loan. and another bv the l.
sue of small treasury notes.
The 1rib9ne's despatch from WASHINGTON
June u, says A Nirginian here saws the wa,
the Unionists are treated in Virginia il incredt
bic.
A man who arrived AZ Alexandria from Ma.
nassas Junction to-day, SAYS that the strongest
Notifications al the Rebels are four miles this
side of the Junction. at Union Mills. where The
X. X. crosses large stream called Mill Run.
and higher up on the stream where the road
from Fairfax Court House crosses.
. Per-oas holding confidential relations with
! the administration. insist that an immediate
advance viii he ordered toward Manassas June
ton.
Letters from Southern Kentucky received
to-day say that cattle and mules. by droves
and loads of bacon are daily passing through
Cumberland Gap. 10 the Rebels. The writer
adds that if the people of that section of Ken.
tucky were armed with legal authority to do 20
they would soon put stop 10 the business. A
+, regiment or two could easily be formed in the
ncighborhood. We believe steps are taking to
carry out tie popular wish.
Rewards of $4,000 for the head OF JED. la
1
and > cents for Prior and Wigfall are offered
: The Tribune gives extracts from letter iron
John NJ. Bolts To that journal dated Washing
ton. June 24th. lie says with great danger be
arrived there in disguise and states he is there
A. member OF Congress. as he announced bin
self candidate from Richmond district and re-
, ceived l73 votes, which, there being no oppa
ton. elects him. The letter states that the
Southern insurreciion is at its last gasp while
/, negro instructions are everywhere threatened
Mr. Botts says Beauregard has sent circular
South saying - il the cotton States do rot arise
and equip 100 900 men in six weeks, We are lost
Our troops in Virginia are busy suppressing in.
: surrections among the blacks. aud but for this
the desire to see Washington in ruins, would
. long since have been eratiiied''
Louisville. Jane Is.
special dispatch to the New Orleans Dele
from Mississi ppi City, 18th, says: " A steamer
anchored oft the point, captured five schooner
with which she sailed eastward
The blockade At this point" the same papa
says, has been permanently instituted, causing
the Mobile mail boats 20 be discontinued
The same paper intma,es that India, China
and English merchantmen will lie rich prizes for
: prIvaieers.
The Pteayunc OF the 18th SAYS: A United
States shipof-war, 50 guns, is anchored at Chat
, VIA Berwick Bay, with Texas.
Latest accounts from East Tenne ssee c0ntin-
ne TO show large body in favor Of res stance
10 the rebel government. 4 majority are for
the inauguration Of a Provisional government
of East Tennessee
special from Jefferson City to the Demo
crat says. letter read there from Oceola, ST.
Clair Co. about 30 miles southwark Of WARSAW,
states that fifteen hundred State troops wefe
collected there for the purpose of marching on
the Capital. This Is more likely TO he Govern
or Jackson's force eD-route for the Arkansas
border.
Alexandria, June rs.
The missing Lieutenant and Captain Of the
ZOuaves. have arrived at camp safe.
Boonville, June %.
/ Col. D. ". Grover OF johnson county, furnish
es the following: l,220 Union men, in johnson
county, have formed a regiment under Col.
Grover. for the purpose OF being sworn into the
service Of the United States. and acting as home
guards throughout the STATE. They are con-
stantly drilling. Col Grover is here 10 secure
arms from General Lyon for them. lie also
reports that 800 are organized into Pitts ccan-
I ~. and 600 in Cass county. 200 OF the Pifse
county men arrived here to-day as conroyto
take arrns back with them.
St Louis June g.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Demwrsf
avs that hundreds OF Missourans from differ
ent part, Of the State are concentrating on the
Arkansas Border where they receive arm fur.
nished from the South and where they expecs
To be joined by troops from Arkansas, Tennes-
see and Mississippi. 10 overrun the State. Blrds
Point is now strongly guarded by two regiments
and a battalion az fivipy artillery and are ful-