The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-15
TELEGsApHIC MEAS.
We copy the following from Southern and
Sou tn western On pers:
FROM WARRINGTON.

Sou tn western papers
FROM WARRINGTON.
WAzHrxuT0s, j uu- Ii --.iTritt appra hen sion 8
are felt in Was hiugton that the Southern
forces Will advance from Point Of Rocks thus
encouraging another revolt in B ,itimore, aud
aided ty Il strong force of Mary ilnd-rs will
proceed to attack Washington through Mary
and SUPPORTED ny formidable I'D vance from
Manassas DAT
Mary lana has been aadsd to Gen. McClel-
lands VI Military bepar tTTent.
Ten thousand troops will be in Eaff.inor,
within thirty six honrs. That city. iufnrm1
ton says is II Prepared for vigorous rising
/ Al ms rrp stored IN pri9ats hou>e~. The d..
| termination is authorit.,ti~sit announced u
lombard the city from Fort McHarry on tn
first sign of AN uprising Hicks has wHrnec
he Government OF the danger menacing tn
capital from Ma yland. H requests the fui.
&C. upariom OF Frederick ely, and the rein
orcemPnt Of Baltimore.
Mar bal Boufant says there ara four thou
sand Secessioni-ts in Baltimore with con
Paled arms, aw4i'inS an opportunity to at
tack the federalists. Arrests 9. Secessionist IS
md military goods continue NJ tns field adj
visrd the Mary l4ndfrs 10 fire on fillmore.
Banks takes command of Baltimore to-mor
Col Stone is advancing towards Leesburg.
The New ork Times has some thing abou
Beaurtgard, and says he means to concen
r4ta ~, 900 men Mt Manassas and make tn
Junction impregnable when the Federalst,
ave exhausted themselves in endeavors t.
iisl0dge him, he Will advance and overwheln
them.
The Gov eminent is in possession of letters
"ioating that there are many traitors at tn
North
.ue movements from this point are OF suc'
character a - DC not admit or publicity l
IS believed tFtat no chang" haa been made IN
The positions of the Southern fo+ces.
The Fairfax Court-House IF air is much de
plored rs il has caused such large movements
If the Southern troops rs 10 greatly emoaras
tn EedpTalists
Communication between Alexandra an
the Southern camp is still carried on.
Although all was quist at the War De-
plrtment on Sunday, there was really nor
business rr"nsacted than on any day sine
| the war times.
IL Is led that Gen Dix, of New \ orh
sill sign the pos tmas tershlp
| Emerson r theridge, OF Tennessee, is spoke
J If tor Clerk of the House OF Representatives
| Secretary Chase, it is thought, will recon
| mend a loan OF two hundred and fifty milIiu,
| dollars.
Paris correspondents say there Is no reason
| Hhy Hdyt may not excite the cOmmissera
| ION of the French Emperor for precisely th'
| same reason that s.. Domingo excited thu
| tomm i-EeratIon of Spain.
! A couple OF steamers are being fitted gu
ny the Government at Cincinnati for imm-
i iiAte use. Thy are to be plated with irot
f.hrte inches thick, and heavily armed.
Relations with Peru have been resumed.
rh- Nashville Post, Once has been discon
| tinued.
| In-le has been great anxiety and expecta
| ion all day.
The reported evacuation Of Harper's Ferr
| 1ad not commenced, but IL - known tn,
! ,hnston has been strongly reinforced With
The last few days, and il may be he intends I
| dght Patterson s, MCClellands and Cad wal
| stders columns.
| No important attack will be made on III
| Confrderates' position until the fertilization
| around Washington are entirely completed.
| But for want OF vessels Il steamer would g
tor Harvey and bring him home priioner.
| AT three O'Clock this morning Il large tore
marched through Georgetown, towards Pom
| of Rocks.
| Tn. Southarner~ are in possession Of iDfOI
| nation concerning the Federal movements.
| The Government has adYIces from Mama
sas that cannon had been sent 10 circle II
| railroad station in the centre
| SCOTS horse has been sent to Baltimore.
is believed Scott leaves tonight tor Fred
| rick to com mand in person
The non pay ment Of FEDERAL troops
| caused by the absence of the pay rolls, ~
| the lack of money.
The Rhode Island Regiment has departs
southwark. Mechanics are busy construc
ing wagons, aInbutauces, dc.
| Advices from New York state that II
steamer Marion has arrived from Fort MOI
roe, and reports having landed Col. Ha KIN
ZJuayes At Newport News, where tue Mass
chusets Eighth, Vermont Regiment, Scott
Life Guard, and German Rifles, were eI
camped.
Advices from Louis vile state that Col. Al
dprson has tiecIued the Department OF H.
tucky. He has been attached TO Zen McCle
lant's Department. Buckuer, OF tn Sta
Guard and Rousseau, OF the Home Guard
have been to Cincinnati holding conteren
with f1en NrClelland. The particulars hA'
, not transpiTed.
Dtspttcue, from Cairo state that liz
| Prentiss sent two companies to Mound CIT
Col. Shutuer, at Birds PoIut, Captur
| eighteen Sec sSionists, and brought them
: | Cairo for examination.
. | POSTAL AFFAIRS AT LOUISVILLE.
I | LOUISVILLE June II ALI letters from Tr
} | npssee except those from Memphis, Il
1 | liyer-d: but as orders are mOmen taTiIy e
| pected from Washi, gton, respondent 4
| cautioned against entrusting valuabes to Il
| mails.
Adams Express Company can only car
| when enclosed i'll stamp ped envelopes poStat
| stamps will not do.
NEW ORLEANS ,OTr0E MARKET.
: New ORLEANS, June ll-Nothing done (
| day. The sales in the three days foot up 3
; | bales and the receipts 80 bales, against ! 8
= | bales in the CORES poncing perioi last year
= | The decrease in the receipts at TINS pc
: | amounts 10 $50 900 bales, and at all the por
: | Ss3 900 bales.
| Mr. George Gose, an Old and we'll know
e | citizen of Washington county, died sudden