Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-13

| opinion, however, faYorS the eFacualloH ol Harper's Ferry. at the approach of the fede- ralists. Four thousand southerners are suppolting batteries at Aquia Creek. It is Ieported that Gov. Dix will resign that Gov. Wise is to command north tern Virginans. Chase will probably re- commend lean of S25, ,00O, ,00O
 SAX FnAxcIsco, May 26.-Col. Crtten- den son of John J :. Major Longstreet, of $. C.. Lieut.. II. c. AlcNeal, of Texas, and several others have resigned and left for the Confederate States via Texas.
 BALTIMORE, June 10.-Maryland has been attached to McLelland's department.
 HAGrrsrowN, J Jme l0.-Ihe southerners have burnt the bridge at Point Rocks and Berlin. Ferries and skills have been seiz- el for lorling.
 WAsnrxGroy, June Achievements from this point are of such character as does not authorize publication. It is be- lieved that there has been q recent change of position by southerners. Fair Fax court house affair is deplored, causing southern movements, which embalrass the federal ists. Communications between Alexan dra and southern camp is still carried on. Etheridge is spoken of as clerk of the House Although there was an air ofquiet at the war department yesterday, there was really more done than any day since the war Paris correspondent of the Times says, '' there is no reason why Hayti may not soon excite commiseration of the French Emperor precisely for the same reason that Dominica execited the commiseration of Spain.
 LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Tennessee letters, except those directed to Memphis, are de- livered, but orders are momentarily ex pccted to send all letters from that State to the dead letter office. Correspondence are cautioned against entrusting valuables to the mail. Adams express company can only carry letters when enclosed in stamp ed envelopes. Postage stamps will not do. CIycINNArI, June l0.-Steamers A. o. Taylor, Lexington and Conewago are hay ing the upper decks razed, and their ma- chnery put in the hold, and their sides plated with three inch iron
 NEW YORK, June l0.-Fulton arrived to-day-leports cotton sales of two days previous to, sailing, of lS,000 bales. of which spectators and exporters took 6OOO | bales.
 CLAnKsvlLLs, June 10th.-Scparation 56l-against it -four precincts heard from, only nine votes against separation. In all ten against 1t in the county as far as heard from Humphreys county gives 1903 for separation, and II against Dickinson county, two precincts give G6S for separa- ton, 209 against. Marion county-live 1 precincts 257 for, and lG0 against. Frank 1 lin county--six precincts, 800 for and not one against separation. Warren county three precincts give 46S for and 3 against separation. Coffee county-two precincts give 900 for and p against separation.- Bedford connty-206 for and 260 against separation Bradley county-Charleston unanimous. Cleveland gives small union majority McAIinn county-Calhoun un- anmous for separation. Giles county two precincts, 65S for separation, not one against it. Montgomery Co.-Palmyla, 15S for separation and 2 against.
 NEW YORK, June 10.-Arabia brings word that a decree has been issued opening all the French ports to import cotton and pork. Prince GortschakOtf, Governor of Poland, is dead A meeting of Americans has taken place at Paris, 150 were present, one-third of whom were females; Minister Dayton said he could detect no unfriendly feeling on part of France towards the North. Mr. Clay declared that if ever the flag of England be, anne associated with Coriede rate flag Frenchman have not forgotten St. Helena, and would join the stars and stripes against England. Gen. Fremont spoke mildly, pr. McAckintock followed, attaching no importance to muttcrlngS.- The Times correspondent says that Gen. Beauregard declares his intention to con ccntrate 70 600 men at Manassas to make the position impregnable. When federal ists have exhausted themselves, he will endcavor to effect their dislodgment and will advance and overwhem them. The government Is in possession of letters n- dicating that there are many traitors at the North. Gov Hicks has warned the go- velnment of danger mcnacing the capital from Maryand. He requests the full occu- patton of Frederick city and endorsements
 
 E Steamer Marion has arrived from Ft. lMonroc. She reports having landed flaw Ikin's Iouaves at Newport, Massachusetts Sth Vermont regiment, Scott rifle guard, l and German rifles were cncampcd.
 RALEIGH, June l0.-The constitution of the Confederate States has been unanimous ly ratified by the N. C. convention. l CINcINNArI, June 10.-Thc Indiana Iouaves reached Cumberland, Md, this morning.
 WASHINGTON, June l0-Feleral troops reached Edwards Ferry, half way to llar- per's Ferry. A brother of Jackson is re- ported as captured. fine non-payment of federal troops is caused by absence of pay rolls not from lack of money. The Rhode Island regiment has departed southward. Mechanics arc busy constructing wagons. A large number of horses are being drilled for artillery service Ten thousand troops will be in Baltimore within 36 hours-that city Is in fermentation-all are prepared for vigol ous measureS-arms are stored Tn private houses.
 It is authoritatively determined to bom bard the city from Ft. McIIenry on the first sign of uprising.
 BALTIMORE, June Marshall Bonfort says that 40O0 secessionists are in Balti' more with concealed arms, waiting an op- portunity. Arrests of secessonists and goods, continue at Relay House. Gen. Mansfield commanded the Michiganders who fired on the Baltmoreans. Gen. Banks takes charge at Baltimore to morrow. Col. Stone is advancing towards Lcesburg.
 LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Col. Anderson has declined to accept the department of Kentucky It has been attached to Gen. McLelland's department. Buckncr of the State guards and Rousseau of the home guards have been 10 Cincinnati for confer ence with Gen. McLelland. The particu- lars have not yet transpired.
 MEMPHIS, June 11--To BAKER.-The operator at Columbus, Kentucky, says, that 250 of the Cairoites are within miles of that place, on the Missouri side of the