Litchfield enquirer., 1861-06-13

 MOVEMENTS 1T WAsmNoroS.-T Pefinsyl- vanians hAyssstarted. probably for Point of Rocks orsF Fredesick City. Cars and locomotives were taken ossr to Alexandria on Monday, nor ming.
 The N. Y. Posfs dispatch states that Col. Smith with a battalion of the 18th, has captured 3 thousand stands of arms, six feld-pieces, and one sloop. from the secessionists on the eastern shore of Maryland. One of his men was acci- dentally shot.
 It is ascertained that portion of our troops have gone to Edwards Ferry, halfway to H-r- pers Ferry The N. r. esth captured broth CT of the sceandrel Jackson, who murdered Ells- worth.
 No special movement occurred st Arlington on Monday. The Qualifications are such now as would require an immense force to take them. The cavalry under Lieut.. Tompkins do not now exhibit any effects of their skirminish at Fairfax, but are ready at 8 moments notice to fight Two Of the five secessionists captured by the 69tb have been released. All the troops are well and ip .ane spirits. @i Three baftalions of District of Columbia vol unteers passed through Georgetown Monday, and at about the same time two Connecticut Regiments. one New Hampshire and the N. '. 9th broke up camp and proceeded by Rock Creek road. The two forces were to unite at Tennaly, town three miles above Georgetown. Their destination is supposed to be Edwards Ferry on the Potomac, a point about 30 miles from Georgetown, and equally distant from Harper's Ferry and Washington. | The Secretary of War has addressed a letter to the Surgeon-G General in respect to the employ ment of female nurses under Miss Dix.
 Capt. Owens proceeded with District troops and about forty of the 2d Texan Cavalry, and went in the same direction. In addition to camp equipage and entrenchment tools they had pro- I visions for twelve days.
 A large train of wagons crossed into Virginia by the Government Ferry at Georgetown throughout the day. on Monday-iadicating il is supposed, that one or two regiments or that side have received orders to march. The Light Infantry are entrenching themselves above the 1 Chain Bridge, and will mount four pieces of ar tillery. The 2d Michigan Regiment was review ed on Monday afternoes by the President.
 FRoM WESTERN VIRa1N1A.-The special to the Cincinnati (Ohio) Commercinl from Indianapolis says there arc two regiments there, expecting marching orders soon. Quartermaster Vajen left for New York and Montreal last night, to close contract for 4OOO mimic rifes Over 1GC companies have organized under the new military law, all armed and equipped The special from Grafton to the Commercial | says the rebels have entrenchments at Cheat Mountain Pass A few are at Beverly and in camp at Huttonsville, but they are demoralizcd and their companies disbanded. They report that 10000 abolitionists came down on them at Phillippi, but that they cut their way through, killing 1000.5s They admitted at Beverly loss of 30 men. \ prominent secessionist was shot while warning Union men to obey Lctcher's in strrctions.
 1 Gen. Morris has issesed the following proclaim ation in connection with that ef Gen. McClel- Ian:
 HEAD QUARTERS |. s. VoLrxTEEs,) WESTERN VIRGINIA, GRAFTON JUNCTION, June Sth ! VIEGINIAys: l have pleasure in announcing I that we have routcd and completely dsconft, eI the scccssiunists in arms tt rhllippi. Their forces are dcmoralizcd, assertions are numerous .lxI,~ ,.Er fuge in the passes of the mountains. Western Virginia is now free freIn enemies 10 her free dom and peace. EN fAl confidence in your abl- ity and desire to Pssteet yourselves l now call lupoia yoa coase q saSpent yoar constitutional government I gxs empowered temuster you in thc- service of the United States to serve only | in defense of your own soil. Arms and mnni- tions will be furnished you. Assemble at ohce at your various county seats and report to me for instructions. Cavalry and infantry will be received at once. T. A. MORRIS, Brig Gen'l.
 The troops are anxious to march on Huttons- vile but nothing is known of the intention or movement of the corps
 FEoM FORTRESS MoNRoE.-Thc United States forces here number F, ,00O.
 A skirmish occurred at Hampton, Friday night between the pickets of Duryea's regiment and a party of rebels. Their pickets were driven in, when our Zouaves made 8 dash at the rebels, seizing one hundred muskets. The enemy fled before any prisoners could be secured
 Fugitive slaves from Virginia continue to rush into Fortress Monroe. Twenty-six arrived there Friday. The number at present is nearly six hundred, including those st Newport News and Hampton.
 Gen. Butler has been making reconnaissance of the James river for the last two days. He will establish defences all along his route to Richmond similar to Newport News battery.
 The Scott Life Guard went to Newport News on Sunday; the 1st Vermont Regiment, the sd Massachusetts, Eth, 4th and 9th New York vol. unteers are alsothere. Great activity prevailed there on Friday, on account of rumors of armed redels in the vicinity
 TENNESSEE ELEcTIoN.-At the election, Sat urday, Nashville gave 3O33 votes for separation from the federal Union, against it 249. Eleven other districts in Davidson county gave 239s votes for and ss against separation ;s Memphis gave 560s for separation, 4 for no separation, 5 for Union. The vote in Clarksville, Montgomery county, for separation and representation in the congress of the confederate states, shows 567 majority against it. The vote for separation is unanimous in three precincts. The interior of the state, as far as heard from is nearly unani-