Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
Arrest Of a Poisoning Spy.
THE CABINET WISH TO PUSH THE
war wiTH VIGOR.
90O, 900 Menin the Field
THE REBELS IN BALTIMORE
NOT CRUSHED YET
lai I ara II -------- .n..1 .r.
THEY, THREATEN AN INsUR-
RECTION IN THAT CITY.
British Vessel Runs he
Blockade at New Orleans.
MISSOURI STATE OFFICERS TAKE THE OATH
.H .L Of ALLEGIANCE.
Home Guards in Missouri Furnished
with Arms by Gen Lyon.
- This Mornings Report,
British Vessel Runs he
/. blockade at New Orleans.
MISSOURI STATE OFFICERS TAKE THE OATE
sh w. Of ALLEGIANCE.
Home Guards in Missouri Furnished
with Arms by Gen Lyon.
This Morning's Report,
FROM WASHINGTON.
RAsHIs0Toy. Jnne 9,


The Worlds correspondence says;
A spy was arrested this morning by the
ID Rhode Island Regiment. He had four
reVolyers and one pound of arsenic when
arrested. He was on the way TO spring
near by, undoubtedly intending TO deposit
the arsenic there. ~
II is intime,ed that the Cabinet had be-
fore them to-day the question Of carrying
on the campaign with more vigOr than has
characterized the last few weeks.
Senator Johnson and Etheridge, Of Ten
nessee, have had several conferences with
the President and Cabinet aud have re-
oeived complete assurances that the Union
men in Eastern Tennessee will be favored
with ali the advantages which the Govern
ment can possibly extend them. d
Ali the information from scouts and others
who advanced towards Fairfax, confirms the
reports that number of rebels there are daily
lessening. ....--..
There are decided intimatious in high
quarters that Gen. Patterson viii be transfer
red from his present commands. His move
ments are not active enough to satify head
quarters. 4.-.. ...l-.-- =
Times special;
There is no doubt that Government has
recently determined 90 making forward
more in Virginia soon.
Regiments on the other side are under
orders. Additional forces are moving
scross quietly but steadily, ..,-
1t is clear that start will shortly be
taken in advance Of ehe present position Of
occupation.
A battery is being thrown up at Flints
IL -. .lgr L. l.
intended as resort after forward move
ment. -
1t is evident the Federal forces are con-
oentrsting by OF least two different routes,
at Harper's Ferry.
= special;
The Secretary of Wars Report will show
that there are 900 1000 men in-the field
England has shown no disposition to re-
ply 70 our Governments proposition SC.
cepting the Paris Conference outhe subject
Of privateering, and this fact, in connection
with important military movements in
Canada, and naval movements en- oar
coast, make heTseeret designs apparent.
Il Is understood instructions have been for
Marded 10 our naval squadron to allow no
circumstsnce.
A vigilant watch will be kept as to Brit
ish movements.
Tribune's despatch:
The War Department has determined moi
to accept any more regiments till the meet
ing Of Congress. Among the last accepted
we're the Anderson zouaVes GI
Herald's despatch:
Yesterday attempts we're made by the
rebel force to cross she Potomac above the
mouth Of the Monacacy, but 1t was effect
ually repulsed. ua E
The lowering Of rebel force in tina
neighborhood, and the suspected presenc
!, Of q large number Of rebels in the city o
Baltimore, induces belief that the rebel
programme for the introduction Of diyi
sion Of their army TO the rear of Washing
ton, and the insurrection of the disunion
lists Of Baltimore simultaneously with 81
! enlargement in ths direction Of Fairfax I
H. has not been abandoned. slf Vr b a.
D Col. Col. Stone has ample force to protet
J our rear up the river, and Gen. Banks hl
{ completely turned the tables of tho Bait
E more rebels, and their aiders and abettol
I are all safe In thar quarter, and the reb
, leaders, Davis, johnson and Beauregard wi
e be forced to depend solely upon their for'
s fn front OF the city.
: These facts will furnish additional Il
8 centives for retrogade movement on the
q part towards Richmond.