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ing wagons and horses, which indicate southern movement
 MLwAuKlE June 25.--City quiet.
 FuEr MONROE, June 2J-Osdnance department has reerlcd charges against Gen. Butler for viO- latj6n of army regulations in permitting Sawyer Go cor, .sct experiments. V Weathec here > warm, tleIuJuIcter lJl.
 ALEXANDRIA, June 25.-ProE Lowe's balloon having discovered scattering camp cal air Fax C. H., Lieut.. ToY9kiu's cagalrg and several com, ligltlnGnuF proceeded there. l. was ran)gei iast n-bt tAat tle cavalry had .been cut t0 pieces, but no olici3! intelligence las been received relative to Ai~ operations. l. is stated that Gen. Ca!~4l ia3cs has received direct crici- from Scoit not 10 adwaoe to tlatiiusuurs. Lur"pa 4sp.ss 1aF'te, that sixteen British gun vessels have been 9raefe4 tD join the u urpn immediately gong 70 4 AA4eL,ca- l5at-s gtco. .Ii.r ou by fl5nce s imh nent. ne Dlate saNs, eff Austria crosses the Minclo, France will inevitably light"
 LOUISVILLE. June 25.--Passenger travel between the North and south is entirely lree rom celay O. annoyance. Freight matters are aehhitciy deeid- cd. There is d strong movement here uopTecathg Rnesu's eulistinsmen The movement Is re3aFd- edn nUnionsts unnecessary and use.2ssly irritation.
 WHEELING. June 2J.-Conrent.oa adopted pre- sent military laws Of the State Convention adj ioum. to morrow to first Tuesday iA Augus- nex,.
 WASHINGTON. June 25.--A spy has been arrested with iulfdet1ils ot hamper and position Of troops m batteries a vicinity Of H1gtfstoNn. Harper Ferry dcssrled 5; pckets
 WLIAMsrogr, June 25.-Johnson reported seven miles back with tour regiments.
 CAIRO. June 25-TAe City of Alton wial 200 troops aud llur SIX p9Uulers departed for Missouri river. Tennessee State troops reported marching into Missosr via A.IAnsa'
 MILwAvklr, June 2J.--Foriy rioters have been arrested and loigelin jaii-nayor issued apFocla- nation es a5ii.hivg martial ia~.
 KANSAS CrY June 25-l .5J1 troops left here to-day Tor south western Mo.
 FReDEmcK, Mo-, June 2J.A resolution de handing the Governor to return arms of the State tom llua passed.
 ALNxANDna, June 25.-Lowe's balloon made :N asenG to-day and discovered th-t the southernegs were also btl,ooning
 1YxNAri. June 25-The 4. O. Tyler dropped down tAe river vestealay The Lexington and Concsfogt leave to-day. There Is about o,oo0 men al Camp Dennison.
 WAsinxorov, June 25.--W. D. Gallagher ap- pointed collector of New Orleans. He delarts for CNro ito ace0mlany tAe army. Cowcs D n: :ent os tLe Cincinnati Gazette writes that 3,0JJ southern srs are stationed at Ph.lip2i, al! uniform Il, well drilled and armed. There are 3,90} men nj reserve at Nationwide. 100 cavalry at Romney. The picke,s are shigni,hing- -sus9ea-ed persons are turned over to the civil authorizes, and captured gueriUts wii be shJ-.
 ST. Lors, June 2Gth.-Cherokee -Toan Ross proclainF neutrality
 NEW YoE.., June 26.-'The crew of the SaYan- nah are now before the grand jury.
 FaeDlaicK, June 2G.-Le.is!ature adjourned to l3.A July
 GRAgrox, iA., June .h-Reinforcements are arriving.
 Nrv oaE. June 20.->A reporter of the Tribune SAW r is not true that there is co operation be- twsen Adams express company, and the postolice dep .rthen., Jo carry letters. 4he subject belongs ex usiveN Go the Wtr department. Ihe3lth regi- meat mot with d -coU.in- reception at Baltimore. no flags were displayed. 4 Wisconsin quarter master Slid tht d bullet wnistled past his elr.- The "Hcr!,d saws, Scott, advisers and cabinet in cou.cil nave JeHeOpeI their plan 0i the campaign but discuss nothing in public. Notning is known beyond that bow will soon be struck.
 GRAFTON, June 26.-Scouts report southerners Gl3J strong. aud that Wise is nomenagily ex- pectld with three more regiments, on the arrival of which line whole 1orcc Will move to IfHlHppl.
 Sr Lot. s J.ue s6.-Iwo regiments are moving on Cane Girur1gld threatening Gen. Watkins.
 l<DiAyAPoIs. June 26--l'he governor calls for eleven aadQonal regiments.
 WASHINGTON, June 26.-l'naUcal alilirs are be- coming alarming. Direct taxation must be resort elio; ..6lou- suggestions are 8 newspaper income and stamp tax.
 ST. LouIs. June 2G.-The Republican of Monday has news from Camp Cole corgoborated by enc Jones of N .l-fo, that six MissOGriaus were killed and sIl wounded. while siXtv-nine teIealistS killed and a ngnber wuunacd not ascert3ned. Of Cole camp Hzlt. The Republican of Tuesday having two latsr messengers 1t a-heros tD its state- lnent .i Auudly.
 LorsvILLG, June 2G.-Bril1e on Ohio and Ms, sour railroad 4t Seymoar is down, preventing re- gu!ar eGnntca0us.
 FoaraEss Noxror, June 24-The gun boat Monticello weH- up }appahmmock river and sent a party ashore, Hi ch sGi ptsed and came of with nine killed auu N5.nlrG The Monticello then opened fire slh shot aud shell, a!I -oarhemers tired s.pail,Aip Quaker City had a brush with a numhcr oI Jr1.oens near Cape Henry. one sea- Enan Fed. Shells Q. the steamer Gisrersed the soutuciaer-. Ship Amelia from Liverpool to Charleston was captured ly h!ockadiEg squadron Flaroi trare go. erna JO refugees alri' ed. and re- por.s that the seVeil,- pioneces regard Sawyer's guns win cAat-,aqt. Yorktown has been made stronghold.
 NEw. Yoax. June Chesapeake arrived from Eev Mts; th datts of the l9,h. Garrison well and dba4,,latiy urlied with provisions and ord- nance
 > TRryros. Juae 26-Cov. Oldham received or ders and sep, three regiments to V aS.in1ton
 HIcfasrowx. June 25-In:cliccnce indicates that Gen. N -se hf> gone to oattack the force which i. repor.ei advancing uCtae naaht. Southern for .e at homnry numbers l,33o. Col Jchn-tf, win five regiments, is opposite Wiiamspm& 5000 men 5reay various points between HalcO vk and HaTpers Ferry.
 NEW YoRK,>Juc 2Gth.-Tt is thought that change of lra-runEe will result fom yestcrdays conference at Wl-.iu. ion. 4 forward movement will so Rake place. Secretary Chase recommends moderate revision of tLe Iorrili tait.
 4 detern ned 10 coutne legislation of !,h July scs- sion Co War. Letter from the Colorado 1t sea says, after breaking mAchaeIy, examination showed piece had been sawed out and replaced by soft iron carefully painted Oder parts of her machinery lad been tampc9ed with The same engineer had charge of the Colorado that tempered with the Mssissippis engines.
 WASHINGTON, June 26.-Al reports about the disposition of the President, Cabinet, Scott or any body else, iAyoring compromise is without founda- tion,
 RlcHMoyD, June Q5--Leonidas Polk, Bishop Of Louisiana, was to-day commissioned a Bigadier Gereral of the Confederate army, and was assign ed the command of the land aud water detenses of the Mississippi river below Cairo, in connection with Col. Hariee Head quarters at Memphis
 MEMPHIS, June 27.-Plssenger just from Cairo reports expedition sent by Prent.ss into Missouri for the purpose oi breaking up secession camp near Ndpt UldIuiAu cut OH anu i've HuildlSu tdhcH prisoners by the Mssourians, who were timely wamed of their approach. Intense excitement in Cairo.
 .RhoUsE Mo, June 27-Jacl,son is reported at Pomme de.ettarre with ,200 men. Overland mail coaches and teams are in Jacksons possession
 MILWAUKEE, June 27.--No additional outbreak, Uot much excitement preyails The Governor is here.
 WAsmSe7oy, Jcae 27.-Coumbia college has cOnierrei upon Lincoln the degree oI L. l.. D.
 REFoRr.-Covernor of New Virginia conferring withVhe cabinet ai Washington.
 WrLEMsfoRr, June 27th.-Forty confederate cavalry soldiers crossed the PJtomle; destroying Shei1ord's ferry.
 . WAsmNcrox. June 27.-Itisrumored that bat tery at Sewelfs point has been turned on recon noiterne plrty, killing e sht and wounlng many.
 Capt. Dubury Il. MlEry. assistant adiutint ge- general Carter Stephenson. of 9th infantry. and Lieut. Eiwald Dllmgbam. Yirgniaus, have been striken from army roll for reasonable expressions.