Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-07-11
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 Ngw YoRK, Jay 4.-Pgsts W asiilIislon core uondent says there are many evidences of speedy advance on Fair Fax. Immense armaments and Tr0y.sOns have been sent over the Potomac. Unu- sul military activity prevails. Secretary Chase instr!cts the Philadelphia mint U hold large amount Of bullion belonging to Georgia banks until she becomes loyal again. .
 LOUISVILLE July 3-The directors oi Nashville railroad (two Tennessee and five hentuckians) have voted unanimously to open the road, with a clause in the re .eos relieving the road, if any poods are by federal or state authorities. Col1ector Colton. backed by president Gallagher, ia reported to have said, not one pound ot contra band goods shall leave Louisville. Expression Of tho cifv is "we will see about that IL IS rumor- ad Ponsseau and his Silver Creek ragamufiins will
 I.ni for to give aid and comfort to ,lton.
 ST Tot1s. July 3--The Democrat announces tho nromoton of Lyon to major general. His o,mm4nd embraces Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. Gen. Fremont relieves Gen. Mcclellan in Western Virginia, which indicates Mcclellan ia in disgrace, or that his attention Is required in Kentucky ard East Tennessee. The federllists are m )ying towards Desoto, where MisSoarian5 in force, who having no bugles, govern their mo- ton with cannon.
 NEW YoRK, July 3.--Steamer Nohern Light arrived with $500, LOO in specie from California.
 FonrREss MONROE, July 3.-Third Massachu sets regiment and naval brigade occupy the deser- ted dwellings of Hampton, Phppi, Va. Gen. Wise is moving here with l5,00o men, will make an attack on 4th July.
 HAGEasrowx July 3.-Despatch over Gen Pat terson's signa:ure, dated Black river, Martins burg Va, says that he has routed lO,0JJ south erners, and out regrets that he lost three killed snd ten wounded, in the marvellous deed. This lie gratifes Gen. Scott very much.
 LOUISVILLE. July 3.--Washington correspondent .sl l,-b ba,,, eyaclated. Tie Trbuae's coresponpent says the Presidents message will not exceed four columns No advance copies have as yet been sent out Should a battle occur near Washington Gen Scott will take command The cabinet have slecidei on grand advance. The Times cores r.3udent says that there only three regiments s,t Manassas Junction. Regiments are moving for ward under BeaureGuard for Fair Fax. Two South Carolina regiments are within five miles of Alex drta. 4 Pennsylvania regiment has moved to Point Rocks. All northern troops are ordered to advance The Persia has arrivel-.he sales of the week ay1ounteG to B 0)0 bales-of which specula- tDls took Il, ,0J0 and exporters 5000 bales. Mar let was steady at last quotations. Persia has one kaadred and fifty four thousand pounds specle.- The Prince Albert and the EdinburS have arrived c,t 4 great fire raging on cotton wharf at Lon tsai--six lives been lost. Lord John Russell an nounees that France regrets co operation ot Catho- lie roUets to Hlansain the temporal sovereignty Of the Pope. 1t is reported that Dayton remonstrated oasinst the late article published in the Patre American difficulties. Hunga arian agitation in of, ,3sing-30 ,000 troops concentrating at Perth- Fire in London commenced on Saturday and ragged all ufght-40, ,O00 bales American cotton were con- sumed
 LOUISVILLE, July 4.--F:fty five hundred men, fncltt'ine one thousanI Tennesseeans two thou ,,d Arkausians and eight hundred Kentuekians ars.t Melville with ten pieces flying artillery Indie, ,"ions are that about twenty thousand will I s9urats 44 enrolling
 H,rrF,sp. July 4.-Ex Gov. Seymour offered res"lutions in house virtually upholjing Southern Coute5erlcy lis resolution was supported by eighteen fearless democrats.
 IarisvIfLE. July 4.-Not a word of confirmation Of Paiterson's dispatch. The nispatch was tele srlphel here yesterday noon-detalls ol such an afIir would not be withheld. The usual morning rep st, from the east iaileo to-day, and last nght midni ht dlspatch contained nothing. The lnva- der. Evidently have nothing encouraging
 Iorrsv,t1E. July 5-It is the impression here that a great battle took place yesterday. The southern uickets were within miles of Alexandria dty before ycsterday Beauregard has sixty thou s,nd men ir is said. Dispatches are suppressed from Washington and north of thls, which shows tla. something dizcouragng to the iederals's has occurred.
 NASHVILLE, Trxx, July 4.-The up and down
 
 railroad were seized this morning at Camp 1rous- dale. near Mtchellville, by order of MaJ-Genl Apder4on-both brought to this city The mana gers had taken ali engines and rolling stock, ex- cent T few cars to Louisville against which policy we had demonstrated. This seizure was necessity ,o nrotect ourselves ten. Anderson informed railroad aren't here that further seizures would be made and that trains should hereafter pass un interrupted.
 WASHINGTON. July 4.-Senate organized to-day Powell and Breckinridge of Kentucky, Polk of Mo, Johnson of Tenn, Kennedy and Pearce of Nd. took their seat. The credentials of Lane and Pomeroy of Kansas were presented-Pomeroy drawing long term.
 Brownjne of Illinois, McDougal of California, rras.nt C-pies oi navy contracts were denan- dai Wilson of Mass, will introduce bill to- morrow. which confirms acts Of the president Notice given of bills employing volunteers, and enforcing laws; also, to increase military cstab- Isbment ai,i iOr better organization militia to nrognee fine efficiency Of the organization of volun- tear militia torce IL will be called U. $. National Guarl-Dckens resigned secretaryship oi Senate. Adjourned.
 ALEXANDRIA,. July 1. Quiet-two southern balloons in sight, reconnoiterinS.
 Bosrov, July 4--Great confagration, east B's- ton whlryes, salt warehouse, Suffolk mills, east Boston iron foundry, maclne shops, sectional dock, marine railway, marine and chemical ware houses, one hundred dwellings, and immense Sp,aunt of lumber, timber and marine stores intend e fir Paul Curtis, new gunboat and four vessels, tot ,llv destroyed. Five persons badly injured. Tive Te buildings. elsewhere Ill clty' all were in' yolved in the destrucion
 .,t..s. tNGroy Jnly 4.--In House, l5o answered ., ,I.Hir, ,mes Col Fox withdrew his name for s,aiasIi Hickman nominated Frank Blair, ,iL"' ,,,iitria< aupfeuded Grow was also nomi- ,'o'od R'air withdrew on second ballot, when y1te stood Grow 30; B.air II; Crittenden F.
 ST Lor,s. Jaly A. Official information been received here that federals have se'zed strong nlace at Mount Vernon, Lawrence co"h'y' wi.h large force, and that t'pV. S.acAso' ID o" 'io'' the Arkansas h;lls.
 IoUrsvlrLE July 5.--No goods south are gong f,-,y.rl. er.han,s are generally withdrawing yheir stocks from the depot. It IS determhed to lend no train beyond Bowling Green at resent
 The directors are undecided as to tine M empAis brarrch bgt on neither roads nahs go pesoho the SIate line.
 Io-,,r,,tp I,lv 5.-Foreign advices state thtt have ,bitually regusrded the United States as proyde- of cotton. wh hsreby 4,o00,005 of our peo- ple uare subsisted. Let us not forget we must now rtarssier this feeling to the coniederates.
 WASHINGTON. July 4th.-Ethridge of Tenn. has been elected clerk of the House.
 FoRrRess MONROE, July 4.-The federal steamer Cataline has been burnt.
 WAsHIS6Toy, July 5.-oatterson reported nav ing reached Martiusburg este~day-Coniederates retiring as he advances Con'ederates loss at Rieer sixty killed. Eight miles fr2m hlver Son- fedvrates are in position for renewal of ght. Nal lory ol Kentucky nominated Etherldge'
 FoRE,oS.-London confag gation most disastrous for eencrltioss--loss estimated over three millions pounds. Sutton of Turkey is dead. Recongmiion of the Kingdom of Italy by France formally an n)unced.
 LEAyENwoRrR, July 6-Gov. Jackson's seereta- " calls Missouri legislature to meet at Sarco1ie' seventy miles from Ft. Scott to pass secession or or dinace. Montgomery entered Missouri with 4oo men.
 WASHINGTON, July G-News meagre-repubii- can caucus decided to push business rapidly-w,a.r a,.pro. riatons be made at Wilson piiis increase armg, ratfy Lincoln'5 acts referred to