The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-07-01
FROM THE NORTH.

We are indebted TO = gentleman Of this city
for copies Of Baltimore papers OF Friday last
The following summary Of news comes
through the medium of the Northern Asso-
ciated Press
WARRINGTON ITEMS.
WAssIsaroS, June fit Is ascertained, on
reliable authority, that IL Is the fixed deter.
mutation Of the Government to fully sustain
and protect in their constitn tional and legal
rights all those citizens of Tennessee, who In
their devotion to the Union are now struggling
to wrest their Stale Government from the
hands OF the usurpeTs, and 10 defend all loyal
States agains; parts thereof claiming 70 nave
seeded, and to afford them every protect ton
against violence, Instruction. INVASION ana
rebellion.
The Government will furnish the loyal citi'
zeus If auch States with the means necessary
tor their prot.cfion aud preservation; and II
belle we'd to be unable TO defend themselves
against their invaders and oppressors, Will
,Tee,lily cone 20 their aid with men and arms
In sustaining the cohstiSutea aaHoTiles Oh
The limited States.
The Post Office Department, In considera-
ton OF the loyalty of the citizens OF East
Tennessee, has made arrangements for fur-
nis hing them Increased fscili ties. These mails
VIII hereafter be cent fhither by way OF Gin
ctnnati instead Of Louisville.
The Superin tendency OF the general recruit
ing service of the Western Department Is
l3ih Infantry, will repair TO Jefferson bar.
racks, and snperintend the recruiting of his
regiment The officers recruiting in the West
ern department, including the Commander
of Newport Barracks, kentucky, will here
after make their returns 10 the Superntend.
ert Of the general recruiting service of the
Eas tern Department, stationed ut Fort TO-
Iumbus, New York harbor.
So many OF the regular troops on the plains
have been withdraw n by the Government for
active service, that il is feared Indian depre-
dations may endanger em,grants to the Pa
cafe, or break up their daily overland mail to
CaliforDis, which goes into operation next
week, and will then be our oaiy mail line TO
the Pacific.
Mr.. Coifax yesterday urged the Secretary
of War TO send 10 that region the 600 United
States soldiers from Texas, now at Governor
Island, who are embarrassed by their parole
OF honor not to fight against Confedera ties, and
whom the Government had before thought OF
discharging from service. The War Depart
ment has the proposition under cons Iteration.
These soldiers are accustomed and injured 10
frontier service by their experience III Texas.
FROM ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, June u This evening intelli.
gence was received mat private Murphy OF
20. 4. I'd L. = cavalry, while on picket duty
outside of Clouds Mills, was surprised by a
party OF Sece ssion cavalry and taken prisoner
Lieut.. Harrison u ). N, OF the steamer
Pocahontas who has been In charge OF q field
piece from that vessel, was riding out with a
Captain of the Zouayes, and as they were sew.
eral miles outside the pickets, during the af.
ierEoon, II Is feared they were also captured
by the same party. One informant says tina
the last seen of Murphy was that he had free
on his captors and taken to the woods
Another says the two officers were assisting
hjm In unloosing his horse. Lieut. Sweet
company Of cavalry have been sent in purs vi
of them.
1t being unders TODD that the flag stat erect
ed by the Bell and Everett party during the
81 a. n hA
city, was about TO be used at Fort Ellsworth
Il was taken down and chopped To pieces La $,
night by the parties who erected it.
The ROADS leading out of the town are
strictly guarded, ana the utmost vigilance il
prac ticed TO guard against the holding OF
1nM unication with the enemy.
& An Engishman who was travelling to his
farm In Fairfax county, was detained while
on the road, ana returned 10 Washington TIC
have his passports from the British Consul il
baltimore signed by Secretary Seward
The French Vice Consul for Richmond ar
rived here this afternoon en- route for that
city.
The Inspector General inspected the five
regiments now quartered IN this vicinity this
afternoon.
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC
HAGERsTowS, June Goth Three desprters
tGermans,) from Lnz-rne county-+tieorge
WATCHER, Conrad tollmer and Jno. Santer-
of Col. Otkiord's 14tn Regiment of Pennsyl
vania, We're brought back here to day by Chas
W Rossler, Chief of Police at Scranton.
Fifteen had deserted from that regiment alone
aud, rs IL was deemed necessary to make an
example, these will doubtless be shot. Nearly
all the other deserters have been caught and
are on their way hther.
Two supposed Secessionists, by the name OF
Thomas Wilson and .JacobC Grove, We're ar
ted yesterday by private John Drew as
sisted by VIM Murphy, OF Me NJ ullen's indie
pendent Rangers.
The 9th, 2lst and I'D Pennsylvania regi.
ments marched to Falling Waters last night
from Wiiliamsp port. Col. Thomas Cavalry.
including the First City Troop, is with them
There is very little sickness among tn.
troops. But one serious case-typnoid fever
lis reported. The SIX injured by acciden Ia
gun-shot wounds are doing well, and all axe
likely to recover.
James K. Miillin, wagon driver from vii.
Transport, was drowned last night in the ca
nal near Williamsport.
Capt. Parker's light battery has moved
Failing Waters.
Another battery Of heavy artillery; and a
second OF light artillery, are expected at this
point within a few days.
l have received an in timation from a high
official source, that forward movement o!
this column may be confidently expected as
soon as sufficient transportation and artillery
are forwarded.
FROM LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The suit testing the
legality of the blockade OF the Nashville Rail.
road has been withdrawn by the shippers
prosecuting it, II is understood that Mr.
Guthrie, the President Of the road, will as
sumo the respOns ibility to decline rscei wing
freight, unless the Collec tors permit accom-
panies ii.
Large quantities of contraba nd goods are
sill said 10 be going over the road to the in
land Kentucky towns, and thence find their
way into Tennessee.
Two fugitive slaves, caught near Corydon
Indiana. were returned to Kentucky yester.
day. There was no excitement al the arrest.
KLEyBs ADDITIONAL INDIANA REGIMENTS.
IsDIASAPoLls, June 27.-Gov Morton ISIS ned
L proclamation yesterday, calling into service
eleven additional regiments, ten OF infantry
and one CT cavalry.
Each infantry regiment will have a corps OF
fifty sharp shooters armed with Enfield rifles
Cluartermaster General Vagen opened bids
yesterday for furnish ing these regiments with
clothing.
THs NEW JERSEY REGIMENTS.
TRENTON, June 27.-There WAS a grand pa.
rade here this morning of the three Thousand
troops at Camp Olden, which was witnessed
by many thousands Of the people of the sur
rounding country. The Brigade was review.
ed by Gov. Olden and staff, and The soidipry
appearance and correct evolutions of the
troops were the subject Of general congratuia-
ton and praise. Boon as the Government
furnishes them at Washington with wagons,
etc, they are fitted for the field.
The bids for the New Jersey half million
war loan were opened to- day, and all were
taken at par TO l0l. They have not yet been
awarded. No call for more OF the authorized
loan is needed now
THE KANSAS REGIMENT.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator James Fl
Lane has received his commission as Brigh-
der General. In addition to the three regi-
ments heretofore accepted from Kansas, he is
authorized to raise two, ting of twelve
OF infantry, four Of cavalry, and
four of artillery.
The Colonies of these two regiments are
VIM. Weir, who served during the entire
NIexicn war, ana James Montgomery, well
known in connection with the history OF Kan.
sas.
Arrangements have been made for imrned.
ately furnishing the uniforms, which are to