The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-08

endorsement.
Boston. june 29.--St. Domingo
adviccs to the 18th state that Spanish
men of-war are in ST. Wanna Bay.
Storehouscs are being erected on
shore.
Washington, June 29.-It is init
mated that Patterson will be trans
ferred. The Cabinet are impatient
The Herald states that England
shows no disposition To reply to the
the Federal proposition relative to
privatccring. This. connected with
the military movements in Canada,
and the increase of the American
tsvuadron, make h or secret designs
apparent
1t is understood tina, the hlockn-
ding fleet are instructed 10 watch the
British closely, aud allow no inter
ference.
| The Snutl,crners have cffectually
attempted TO cross the Potomac above
! Monocrasv
! Their" is Il large force i'll that neigh
borhood
! Baltimore, juno 29-Six regiments
have passed through here in twenty
/ four hours.
Jefferson City. June 2o.-A,,orncv
General Holt, has declined the oath
and is held prisoner
ST. Louis. June 2n.--Th. Cornncr's
jury have returned the verdict tina,
the citizens were shot by United
States troops withou, provocation.
Gossip.--Thc Post SAYS tina, " hen
the Jersey Regimen passed through
Baltimore, they We're greeted with
cheers for jeff Davis.
The Tribune saws that Col Allca
OF the New York 18th Regiment has
been arrested by BUTLER
Bw:irr's LOYALTY is strongly sas-
pec,"d, and the regular officers arc
pressing petition tor his removal.
The New York Regiment clamors
against him, and both the Regular
snd Volunteer troops decline 10 maxi
MI attack in battle, under Rutler
Richmond, June 2o.---co!' Prem
tiss' Georgia regiment has been ac-
c"ptcd for The war, and ord. cred INFO
!nIn"diaf" service.
Gen. Braurrgard issued an order
prohibiting persons, except with pass
ports from The War Department. from
entering til" lines Of the Potomac.
with the intention to pass over I" 'iic
United States. OF 10 the lines of the
enemy.
';"v. Letcl.er has published an or
der prohibiting persons from leaving
Richmond without "a pcrni, from him
The military must have permits
from the trutcdrrat" authorities.
Ike; hridg. r"-m"rrow. !, il raining
necessarily.
Col. Carry JONES. OF NJa'npton.has
been arrested in consequence. of let
rrrs found on board o.. the piizc ship
Ir"pic Wind, which also innlicatc
several no;ahlrs.
Independence, July 1.--Tcn thou
sand Missour,an- have crossed. q, Ma
>;,is. ,atc hundred miles south ot In.
dependence. Three thousand Fcdc-
ralists are within twenty miles, wait
ing rcintorcrmruts.
Louisville July t-Burv.ll and
Rrrck"nridg" ar" cu route for Wash
ington. Powell will 9" also.
Three half filed companies and
Eos~"au's two regiment, have gone
into Camp at Silver creek. Indiana.
opposite here. Their exodus excited
more laughter than Indignation. Il
- n very ra5-tailcd set.
Alexandria, Jnly 2.-Hcmrv G..
Harness, 4 citizen "t Richmond. was
killed while attacking the Federal
pick-,~
The Pocahon,as and Paw nr., l,av.
sailed for Matthias Point.
Washington. Jnlv 2.--'rhr Fcdr-
ralis's wan; Fairfax 10y the ith of
July.
The Sou,hcnrrs are running cars
within ten miles OF Alexandria
TIL" Confederate steamer George
Page is cruising i'll the vicinity of
Acquia Greeks
Col. Stone is 10 occupy Maryland
Heights, commanding Harpcr's Fer
rr.
WIN. Brent, OF South Carolina and
Henry Scott, Of Maryland, have been
arrested a. alleged spies.
Fremont has been commissioned
regular Major-icncrnl, ranking mex,
to Mcclellan.
Orders have been given to supply
the whole force on both sides of the
whole force on both sides of the Pc
,omac with extra ra,ions for six days.
Pat:.rson's delay in advance keeps
everything waiting. Government
has decided 20 take him on, of the
way.
1t il believed general advance
will occur Oh the nth July.
Louisville. July Cotton is
going, as Station Agent. TO Frank
lin, Ky, the first station above the
IcmncsscN lmc. To preveNt the TRIMS.