Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-14

ulllB I0ls regiment Is COmpOB-
ed of the best citizens and is well disciplined
and well equipped.
Louisville, June s.--ClarlSsville, Tenn; vote
for separation and representation SCI, against 1.
Vote for separation unanimous in three precincts.
The New Orleans Picayune of the 5th, says
that the American bark Alqouquin from Cal
cutta and Bremen ship Vangogan from Liver
pool were ordered off the bar by the Brooklyn.
Mallory, Secretary of Confederate Navy, left
Pensacola on the thirtieth for Richmond.
At an interview between foreign Oonsuls and
Capt Poore, of the Brooklyn, the latter said
no impediment would be offered to vessels out
ward bound, but he had no authority to extend
time for the departure of vessels Tow boats,
towing vessels out would be allowed to reenter.
Lebanon, KY, June THE Union Conven-
ton In the 9th district, nominated Charles A.
Wckliffe for Congress.
Washington, June s-The name of Hon EN-
merson Etheridge, of Tenn, has been used in
connection with the Clerkship of the House.
he assured Forney he was not a candidate and
will use his influence in Forney's favor
Philadelphia, June 8.-Minister Dallas has
arrived, and has had an interview with Secretary
Seward. The latter expressed high qualification
at his course.
New Orleans, June9.-Cotton nominal. su-
perfne flour SO per bbl. Corn so cts.
Louisville, June 8, p. m.-River rising slow
ly. Seven feet of water in the canal; weather
clear; mercury rs.
Arlington Heights, June SIT is believed
there has been recent change in the position
of the rebel troops. A large force has been con-
centrated at Manassas junction within few
days The skirmish at Fairfax Court House
was unfortunate, it having the effect to direct
the attention of the rebels, causing large acces-
sions to the force there. These changes will
cause delay in the movements of the Federal
troops.
Communication between Alexandria and the
rebel camps is still secretly carried on.
Martinsburg June 8-Gen. johnson caused
the Assecdu bridge to be burned; also tried to
destroy the ferry boat but failed. 1t is evident
ly the object of the secessionists to destroy all
ferrys, and guard all fords on the whole Poto-
mac. River very full; cannot be easily crossed
at present
Washington, June 9.-When cur troops move
on Manassas they will be $4,000 strong. Gen.
Patterson will have an equal number when he
crosses the Potomac.
Two captured secessionsts say there is no
! formidable force at Fairfax.
a Government special agent from Frederick
SAYS il is still the prevailing opinion that Har-
per's Ferry will be evacuated on the approach of
the Federal troops,
Apprehension is ST. Il felt that the rebels may
move dcwn the Railroad ard Potomac, and aid
en- by another revolt in Baltimore and disun-
ionists of Maryland, attack Washington on
the Maryland side while Davis advances from
Manassas.
There are still numbers of spies in Washing
ton, many of them women.
1t is said there are some 600 fugtives at For
tress Monroe now. 10000 United States troops
there.
A rebel camp has been established, 1000
strong, few miles this side of Acquia creek.
The reported raising of the Merrimack at Nor
folk disbelieved at Fortress Monroe.
The Rhode Island regiment leave tomorrow
in the direction of Harper's Ferry.
Prof Allen arrived here with mammoth
Balloon, for reconoitering
1t is said several regiments are under orders
to leave at day break,
Hagerstown, Md. June 9-Confederate piclxets
have been seen on Williamsport heights.
Every ford is strictly guarded and every
skiff broken along the Potomac. AS soon as
the river falls it can be easily forded.
| 1t is rumored the bridges at Harpers Ferry
and Shepardstown are ruined.
Baltimore, June 9.-The bridges at Point OF
Rocks and Berlin have been burned by the
rebels.
| Louisville June S.-The vote in Nashville for
separation and representation 3,033; against 249.
| Eleven other districts in this county give 2,39S
for, and go against. Memphis, 5,608 for separ-
alton, A for representation and 5 for the Union.
The interior, as far as heard FROM is nearly unan-
imous for separation. The State is largely Sc
cession.
New York June "a refugee arrived from
Norfolk, reports the Merrimack raised and on
dry dock.
Washington, June 9-The military move
ments from this point of such a character as
do not authorize publicity.