Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

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Of Hiryima aFleysd OUT --Caa for M.
SrosstO do 7Reir WOrka- Resignation 0j a.
NashUiIe Posf,nostst--A Force Of Thirty
Fipe ThOHsand Soldiers % M0ss On Maa-
Gssds JlrnctiOn-FsmGle Spies in Wasking-
ton from The Rebel Camp-lStoppags a
PFObisiOns for the Rebels OveF Ire LouisoiIi.
and NashUills Railroad -Miseellaaous Nat
Is fsrs, &C., se., 8c Li'lifiT
NAsHyMLE, June 9.--For separation and
representation, 1898 against, 249 Eleven
other districts in this county give for sepa.
] ration and representation, 2,398 against, So.
MEMPHIS, june 9.--For separation. 8 COS ;
| for nonrepresentation, A; for Union, 8.
\ The interior, as far as heard from, Is nearly
unanimous. The State is largely for Sc
cession. ~ y
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-Partial returns fndi-
cate nearly the unanimous election of Colo
mel q. L. Crittenden as Brigadier. General OF
the Kentucky State Guards. In the Second
Regiment thereof; J. NJ. Morris is elected
Lieutenant Colonel, and A. Simms and Rob-
[ ert Mckee, Majors. :.
Letters from Manassas Junction to the
| Richmond lHhig state that the labor IN for
[ tfyipg that place, by men uDaccustomed To
| labor, has quadrupled the sick list, and II
was feared that one-fifth Of the force would
soon be sick. There is no hospital there,
and IT is difficult TO get water to drink.
Water is dealt out with rations. The men
demand negroes 10 do the labor.
The Richmond Wing of the 9th instant.
announces that after that date no passports
viii be issued to persons leaving the State,
and no one admitted to the State except for
reasons of peculiar force; also, that the Ten
nessee volunteers in Virginia were author
ized toyote on the Ordinance of Secession in
Tennessee, though stationed in Virginia.
The Charleston Courier of the 9Th saws
that the Spanish bark NdUdterre Cubqro was
ordered off by the Minnesota.
:. "A New Orleans special dispatch to the
Montgomery Confederation says that neutral
vessels are permitted to pass out until the
10th inst, after which the blockade will be
| strictly enforced. r 6.r
A Bank Convention held at Atlanta, Ga.
on the 5th, recommended Southern banks,
railroads and tax collectors to receive the
Treasury notes Of the Confederacy, and to
| States, cities and corporations having cou-
pons payable in New York, to appoint some
place Of payment in the South.
| The Postmaster at Nashville, has resigned.
| Especial Dispatch to the New York Herald
| WASHINGTON, June 9--When our troops
move on Manassas Junction the force will
be thirty FIVE thousand strong, General
Patterson will have an equal number when
he crosses the Potomac.
Two captured Secessionists say that there
is no formidable force at Fairfax.
A special agent OF the Goyernment from
FREDERICK says that 1t IS still the prevailing
| opinion that Harper's Ferry will be evaons
ated on the approach of the Federal troops.
Apprehensions are still felt that the rebels
| may move down the railroad and the Poto-
mac River, and aided by another revolt In
| Baltimore and the disunionists of Maryland,
| at,ack washington on the Maryland side,
| "n1ie DAVIS advances from Manassas.
| Ihere are sun a number OF spies in WASH
lhg.eD, many OF snem women.
| " Is salo tnat tnere are some six hundred
| iugltlves at fortress Monroe. +
lhere are now Twelve thousand United
| ota'es troops mere.
| "A Lepel. camp tour Thousand strong is es-
Hnoah piinep ieW mics the other side OF Acquia
Oreek' gf,so..r- ,t r...-t ~ i, .
Ihe reported raising of the steam. frigate
| "etF""de Is uasoeileVed AT rortress monroe.
q lspecialto the MY. Tribune.l
~ Y ieportse that Sssnersi DIX viii resign.
| CtS psaIel @ vi uIspslcnes IroH the British
HoysuI WIS reluSe9 a pass by Goyernor
tsaoneT nc succceueu, however, IN getting
retns', n az iepor.s tnat o0Vernor wise is
anu = ~ SHniLanu V:l u tne northwest
| E MI. Co..s4a-,x d. al. M
! tIe oeoteInry VI JUG treasury VIII prooa-
Without donbt onr trooys iii SooS, OOO'ooO'
cuny Frederick BARRACKS fdr throa tSOI,oU5 "
traons have been nrenarad tba-o 20 'iio u'''nu
TIE rebeIs in tbe vfc;n;tv of Snor;o C.o.,.
are snnnlied with nrovisinns h. sIoIies \
traitor pama6 Jobnson tbe san1s S,h Iaa haI Iand
! the iiebt shin $3.50 " Nv 'ui ii'0
Al Gbambersburo, ssrs o-o -aod,, >. -.
twenty five thousand men, and lot of tim.
| ber to repair bridges.
Ship builders offer to construct Gun. .boats
! to operate on the Mississippi Riyer within
forty DAYS; to be constructed at Cincinnat;
and st. Louis and probably LouisviIIe Il
the latter remains loyal.
Collector Cotton, of Louisville. has notifad
the Treasury Department that shipment ~
provisions to the rebels over the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad has been stopped al
the terminus, and will be speedily stopped
at Ine Junction;
MAT .tl Iy5sno Ea ls 9etacneo from the department
U u ,1e % hsst ~ anu aVsacneu 70 tnat commanded
oy MsJor Ueneral McOleLlan.
FORTRESS MONROE, June s, (Uia Baltimore,
June 8 THE Scott Life Guards have gone
to Newport News. Colonel Hawkins Zou-
aVes go on Sunday.
General Butter has issued stringent orders
10 70 prevent aepredauons on private property
! IeOple VINO naVe suffered Will be remu-