Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
BY T Ell e CRAP Fl
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE DEMOCRAT !
Dates to June Goth.
SACRAMENTO, July Gil

Extra.
BALTIMORE, June 2Sd-Sam1 Terrybone,
merchant has been held to bail in the sum Of
$4,000 for treason. He is charged with
placing Instructions across the Railroad track
on the 10th of April.
A resolution has been introduced into the
Richmond Convention, instructing the Fl
nance Committee to inquire into the propri-
ETY. of setting aside all debts, bonds &c, due
, 70 citizens Of such States of the Federal I'm
ion as are engaged in sustaining the war of
invasion TO be held as a trust fund for the in.
| Identification for losses sustained by citizens
of the State.
New York, June 2L-The Worlds dis
patch states that latest advces continue to
represent it to be the intention of Beaure-
gard to advance on the Federal lines. Yes
terday was the day fixed on for movement
on Washington. The Government is satisfied
of this, and has ascertained that an extensive
spy system is in operation for the benefit of
the rebel Government. Letters have been
sent daily from Washington, south, by per-
sons who are here to watch the operations of
the Government.
The Atlantic Steamship Company, through
Vanderbilt, have offered Government the
following steamers: Ocean Queen, new and
complete in every particular; the Ariel in
! fine order; the new steamer Champion, built
in 1859, very light draft of water steamer
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! of said steamers to be subject to the decision
of the Board of Commissioners.
| Johnson and Etheridge, Of Tennessee, have
been assured by officials that the Union men
| in East Tennessee, and wherever else in the
State they may need assistance, shall be sus-
| tained by the stl Ong arm of the Government,
and an order has been issued including Ten
nessee in the district commanded by Brig
Gen. Anderson.
A naval expedition OF much magnitude
will soon start out TO operate on the coast of
Texas, consisting of armed vessels, and trans
ports, carrying munitions and men.
WASHINGTON, june 23.-To-morrow there
will DE an extraordinary meeting of the
Cabinet, and G en- Scott and his staff, and the
Generals and Colonels of regiments now in
and about Washington, will be present. 1t is
understood that Major enerals Butler, Banks
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submit his programme for prosecuting the
war. That the rebels have changed their
! plans cannot be doubted. It's believed G en-.
Scott has some new project to submit at the
great council of war
Oar Government has demanded of the Prus
sian Minister that the eXequatur of Trapman
Prussian Consul at Charleston, who recently
left Boston with dispatches from JEFF. Davis
to his Commissioners in Europe, shall be
withdrawn. This demand will be complied
with by that Government.
1T is stated that all dispatches to and from
the South, that go to Europe, are sent thro'
the foreign legations This matter will be
inquired into.
Senator Johnson who has arrived here
was fired upon when passing Cumberland
Gap, but is unnjured. lie says the Union
men in East Tennessee will initiate the action
of Western Virginia, and cut loose from the
rebellious authorities and fight for the Union
Gen. Scott had been asked by Western men
to order the advance of Gen. Cadwalader
across the Potomac The old hero replied,
1T is al! right"
a messenger from Falls Church says there
are now 2O, 900 rebels at Fairfax Court House.
An agent from Paris says he saw there a
letter from Senator Mason dated Feb. 9th,
! declaring that arrangements had been made
to secure the passage of Secession ordinance
in Virginia and that Washington would be
seized at an early day. Mason was then sit
! ting in the Senate.
Letters received in the War Department
to-day say there is reason to believe that the
rebels intended to attack Washington this
morning, but for reasons the plot did not
come to Il head
Prof. Lowe the balleonist, is making an
ascension from Arlington Heights this after
noon to view the location of the rebels
LOUISVILLE, June 22-On and after Mon
day freight over the Nashville Railroad will
be refused unless permitted by the Surveyor
OF that port The Journal says 10000 guns
We're stopped yesterday at Jefersonville, con-
signed to Louisville until satisfactory assur-
ance5 are received that they are for Union
men.
This mornings paper contains letters from
Gen. Buckner to Magotiin, giving the par
ticulars of the agreement made with Nc
Clelland
The Kentucky authorities will protect U.
S. property in the State, and enforce the laws
| of the United States according TO the inter-
pretaticn of the u. S Courts, and enforce all
obligations of neutrality against the Southern
States McClelland agrees to respect the ter
ritory of Kentucky, even though Southern
armies occupy it, In such case he will call
on the Kentucky authorities to remove the
Southern forces Should kentucky fail to do
SO, he claims the same right of occupation
givea to Southern forces. She will call for
the aid of Government troops if not success
full in removing them. If the Administration
adopts a different policy Kentucky is to have
timely notice, and if Kentucky changes the
same notice is to be given. OF this agree
meat Gen. Buckner gives Gov. Harris, of
Tennessee, notice. In answer, Gov Harris
gave assurances that the territory of Ken
lucky would be respected until occupied by
Federal troops, and will give peremptory or
ders to Tennessee officers to that effect.
Owing to the excitement in Columbus KY
! Gen. Buckner ordered detachment of the
State Guard into the camp for the protection
of citizens of kentucky from acts Of lawless
aggressors.
l.. W. Burnett, secessonst, is undoubtedly
elected in the lst District of Kentucky by a
large majority.
The Manassas correspondent of the Charles
ton Mercury, ON the 18th, writes that the
people about the rebel camp are hostile. 1t
is dangerous to leave the camp alone. Cen
temen come into camp daily who fear their
own slaves will murder them. The lower
classes Of whites are melting slaves to such a
degree that civil war is on the point6f inau-
guration. In their van, the people are hos
tile; in their rear they are fearful.
New YoRK, June 23d - Reports from
Washington say the navy will be doubled in
size as soon as possible. Secretary Wells
will recommend heavy appropriations for
buying war vessels.
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