Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-20


 made on Harper's Ferry at all hazards with thirty l five thousand men,"
 BALTIMORE, June l4th.-EIenry Winter Davi. has been defeated. ST. LOUIS, June l4.--Seven additional companie: with six gun battery departed on the Pacific rail road. The government bought the D. A. January HERMAN. Mo-. June l4.-Steamer White Cloud ladenwth cannon and military stores, with eo- vernon and officers aboard left Jefferson City for Arrow Rock.
 FORTRESS MONROE, June 14,-Great Bethell par tialIy evacuated, but be reoccuped in force at short notice. Southern pickets extend to New Market Bridge. At Yorktown there are large number of cavalry, also batteries between Great Bethel and Yorktown. Winthrop was shot by q Louisiana riaeman. Frederick Bridge at Harper's Ferry burned between and clock this morning.
 Reported-an the troops been withdr1wn from Maryland shore
 Eight car loads provisions destroyed to prevent their falling into federal hands. Bridge at Shepards town burned
 BALTIMORE. June l4.-Levy, unionist Sd dis trct, is elected by three hundred and seventy majority.
 NEW | YoRK, June l4.-Steamer Canadian, bound from Quebec June first, for Liveppool was lost on the 4th, near Belle Isle, striking sunken iceberg; twenty to thirty lives lost-no names of lost re- ceived.
 KEY WEST, June 2d.-Crusader, Wyandott Water Witch and Quaker City were Wyandott and Water Witch leave for Pickens.
 WHEELING, June l4.-Proceedngs indicate that the convention will declare Virginia offices vacant and provisional government. Resolutions to this end, made special order on Wednesday next.
 WASHINGTON, June l4.-In view of Austria's refusal to receive him, Burlneamc has been ap- pointed minister to China. The National Intelli- gencer says, "government will soon pay troops.'' Wm. Hatton, wealthy planter and member of southern cavalry captured. The government has received dispatch announcing the evacuation of Harper's Ferry.
 NEW ORLEANS, June l5.--Texan advises say Cortinas was attack ed about one mile from Rec. mans rancho by force under Capt. B travldes.- He was completely routed-seven of his men were killed-Cortinas escaped into Mexico with ten men.
 ST. LoUIs, June l5.-Bornstein's regiment has gone west on the Pacific road. Illinois volunteers entered Missouri at Hannibal. Gov. Jackson with cars and locomotives is going west from Jefferson City, burning bridges he goes. It is said large number of Contederates from Arkansas and north ern Texas ready to move on Jackson's invitation. Tucker, of State Journal, arrested.
 HERMAN, June l5-A thirl of invading fleet is here to take on Bornstein's regiment.
 WASHINGTON, June l5-Blair has dispatched to post master at Louisville, that the orcr requiring all mail matter coming from disloyal States to be held for postage, does not apply prevent dclive ry on payment of postage.
 FREDERICK, Mp, June l5.-Specal agent of the associated press, just from Maryland heights oyer looking Harper's Ferry, says: Iiarper's Ferry mainly vacated, about 2,000 men remaining. The oT tha bDI bxr Charleston and SheparJstown; opardstoHn bridge burned. Southern pickets withdrawn from Will Transport
 ALEXANDRIA, VA., June 18th Active military are progressing in consequence of the evacuation of Ilarpers Ferry. An effort will be made to prevent concentration.
 WASHINGTON, June l5th.-Schenick has been ordered to cross the Potomac with a brigade. An attack from Beauregard apmehended.
 LOUISVILLE, June l7th.-Gov. Jackson will make stand at Boonvie, Mossouri. Rumo1s current that convention will be called together immediately. The state treasurer was arrested but liberated after brief detention. Ben. Me Cullorh reported at Fort Smith with ten thousand McCulloch also reported ill Benton Sunty, Arkansas, with five thousand men. Twelve lIuois regiments are stationed within two hours nl',h of St. Louis. Two thousand state troops are Boonvie. The secessionists have full sway U'i W "1 sides Missouri river, from Kansas city to Dooil' ,e, and are now well prepared for fight sNirilh is said to have taken place at Indepen- ut Nderalists reported to have been wo,sted; eueral Sops moving westward from several poI,I's. patriots are burr ing railroad bridges
 nA"EhsIO N, June l7th-Six hundred men still SI ty H3rpef li ry--Goy Wise is moving to oppose McClelland's avance-southern pickets again op- posle liilainSL Lrt-the southerners have burned seventy locomotfs
 ALEAASDEiA ,J Juh 1.-The thermometer stands l in the shade.
 foRTEss aod MONROE 'une l7.-Gen Butler de- mands l5,ooo addition troops. An artesan we'll is being bored to supply 3ops with water
 WASHINGTON, June IT, Arrangements will be made in few days to preNot the publication of the movements of federal tr,ns. fine npnsident is working on his message infaich he viii take strong ground in favor of the wand call for larrr number of additional troops Ih nntira r.sn,,,a will be ordered to Washington.
 LOUISVILLE, June l7.-lt is repood uoooG;, ordered no Tennessee troops to occuj Knntncky Islands, in Mississippi Itis also stati tI', ts+ ds tachment of State guard will be ordered, CoIum- bus.
 WASHINGTON, June lS.-A government ,osson- ger reports Stones command still at RockNIe,- Less liable reports place him in quiet occut lion at Leesburg A brush reported to have tknn place at Seneca. S0utherncrs said to have ,.t two men and Capt. Shreve Arrangement is pl posed for paying transportation over railroads government stocks. Scott boasts of the evacua ! ton of iiarper's Ferry as in perfect accordance with his plans and no southern movements can il the slightest degree affect his programme Govern ment is informed that the southerners have set tran for them, fifteen miles from Alexandria, into which they expect to draw federasts. Some scouts report Indians lurking in the nei2hHQrhoul of the trap,
 Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe are to be connected by submarine telegraph. Collision at Vienna; reported southerners have possession of bridge there, over which invaders must march,
 Nebraska officials, including J. Sterling Norton, secretary, Addison R. Gilmore, receiver, and Wm, P. Rankin, marshal, are reported as beng det.ul ters. lavestgator has hcon seGt to Iowa, where heavy defllcations are being developed.
 Twelve rited cannon have been sent to Alexan- dra Butler is threatening Great Bethell in force. Acquia Creek deences are being increased. The troops at Fortress Monroe sleep on their arms.
 ST. Lotus, June l9-Federal troops have just fired on the people here aiming at the windows of recorders court, killed four ditizens, mortally wounded two others; soldier in ranks accidentally fired his gun, and by doing frightened the whole company, the members of which then all fired n- 
 The federal forces in interior amount to ten thousand. They are thus located twenty-five hundred at Herman and Jefferson city; thrty-two hundred at Rolla; twenty-five hundred at St Jo- seph and Hannibal railroad; one thousand at North Missouri railroad; one thousand at Birds Point and twenty-five hundred at St. Louis. There is nothing known here of Jackson's moyements
 The vote of Tennessee stands, as fas as heard from, as folows
 West Tennessee for Sep. and Rep. ....,. ..ls.206
 Agalnst. .....,,............... 4,bl3
 Nine counties to hear from. Middle Tennessee for Sep. and Rep. ... 50, ,228
 Against. ...............,..tt.. 3,S90
 Twelve counties to hear from. East Tennessee, for Sep. and Rep. ,l2 ,3l0
 Against. t..................... .26 ,263
 Eight counties to hear from.
 Majority for representation and separation will De about sixty.fve thousand. Vote of the state dose to l65,000.
 LOUISVILLE, June l7.-A large quantity of meat muggled from Madison, Ind, has been returned. The movement compelling the return was headed y southern rights men on the ground, that north ,rn men having established the blockade they hould not dishonestly receive the benefit by en- lancement. Any idea of local selfshness removed y the fact that there is no bacon here with which t could compete. Sr IOuIs Jnne r .-Prir Can Slack hoe hoon