Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-17
NUMBER IO2.
By TELEGRAPH.
Subjugation of the Rebels.

Vd.--7he First and Second Ohio Regi.
mens IN Vfrginia--AHother Bridge De.
stroyed-Attsmpted Assdssination of Feds-
rat Troops in Baltimore The Demolition
at Harper's Ferry nearly CompIete- CsnnOn
and Balls, Intended for the Sscessionists,
Captured in Missouri - kentucky STATE
Troops 10 be Bnedmped at Columbus-A
Warrant issusd in Tennessee for Senator
Johnson's Arrest-Great Union Triumph
at the Mary'-ad Eleotion-A Union Han
Wdntonly Murdered near Baltinors-Fort
Monroe INFESTED by The Northumberland
Val there Of the Monster Union Gun.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June l4-Active mill.
tary movements are progressing here in con-
sequence of the news from Harper's Ferry,
to prevent the rebels from concentrating
their forces.
1t is believed that Colonel Stones force
is for the protection of the line of the Po-
tomac.
The First and Second Ohio Regiments
went into Virginia tonight
WASHINGTON, June l4.-Stephen A. Hurl-
burt and Captain Pope, of the United States
Army, were to. day, appointed Brigadier-
Generals of the Illinois forces.
Colonel Forney will deliver an eulogy ON
Douglas, July 3.
ShepardstOwn bridge was burned last
night.
The Confederate pickets have been with
drawn from all points within twenty miles
above and below Williamsport.
The Secession camp at Haynesville, four
miles this side of Martinsburg, has been
broken up.
BALTIMORE, June 14.-This evening, as
two soldiers of Colonel Moorhead's regiment
were walking the streets, while near the
corner of Lombard and Gouohe. streets, some
one fired pistol at them from house. The
ball took effect in the arm of Felix McCor-
mick, of Company K. The house was
searched, but the party escaped. The wound
was slight.
FREDERICK, Nd, June l4.-The special
agent of the Associated Press has Just re-
turned from Maryland Hights, overlooking
Harper's Ferry, which point he left after
seven O'Clock this evening. The OouSsderate
army had mainly left the place, only about
two thousand remaining. The route of the
main body was by turnpikes leading to
Charlestown and Shephardstown, but their
precise destination is not known, as they
were lost in the distance, and no one in the
vicinity was sufficiently Informed to state
whittier they were going.
The work of demolition is nearly complete.
The bridge is entirely destroyed, with all
telegraph lines and Offices, and the rife fac.
| tory. No Government property remains ex-
cept officers houses on the hills back of the
town--only two out of the twenty armory
buildings saved Loss to the United States
Government nearly $500,00O, and Baltimore
Railroad Company nearly as much more.
| WASHINGTON June l5.-General Schenck
has been ordered across the Potomac, with
his brigade OF four regiments. An attack
| from Reaurppard is annrahandad
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 1.-two six pound
ers and about two hundred balls, manufac-
tured at Hannibal, No., were captured by
a company of Hannibal Home Guards, under
Lieutenant Randall, near the town of Lin
ners, on the night of the 18th, and returned
to Hannibal by railroad. These cannon were
en- route for Ohillicothe, for the use of the
Secessionists
The Democrat learns that twenty We
hundred troops are eDcamped. Two Iowa
regiments, under Colonel Curtis, and bat
talon. of Illinois volunteers, from Quincy,
are expected TO form junction with General
Lyon at Jefferson City tomorrow.
Two companies of Colonel Rowan's regi-
Il ment of Reserved Corps went out the North
Missouri Railroad yesterday, to protect the
bridges on that route.
General Mcclellan addressed the troops al
Cairo on the 18th, promising them they
should be the leaders of the great Western
army, and that ere long they should have an
opportunity to meet the rebels.
CHICAGO, Ills June l5.-Orders he;e beer
received from the Government that the
WE'VE regiments now organized in this
state shall, on Tuesday, the 18th, rendezvous
as follows: At Quincy, Colonel Smiths
Solonel Palmer's, Colonel Goodies, Colonel
Scottsj at Alton, Colonel Ross's, Colonel
turner's, Colonel Marsh's, Colonel Hecker's
ana at Oaseyyille, Colonel Wymans, Colonel
/ Dongherty's, Colonel Mulligan's.
The Commissioners for the purchase of
state arms and equipments, who have been
in session during the week at Springfield
4 have adjourned until Wednesday next. They
will then make the awards. A large num-
Der of competitors were present, representing
many of the largest manufacturers in the
country.
The TTibunes Cairo correspondent. writ.
ing on the l4th, says that General Buckner.
the Kentucky Commissioner, was here to,
day, and says the State of Kentucky intends
establishing grand encampment of State
troops at Columbus. He says the Columbus
people had no business TO raise Secession
flag. He has requested them not to do so
again.
The Memphis Appeal of the 14th says a
warrant is out for the arrest of Andrew
johnson for treason to Tennessee.
Thursday was kept as a day of fast
throughout Tennessee. All business was
suspended by the disunioDists.
New York Worlds Special.l
| WASHINGTON, June l4.-The MARYLAND
! election has resulted in great triumph for
| the Union. Even in the Secession districts
| the Union vote is heavy notwithstandin0