The national Republican., 1861-06-10

states that at Manassas Junction there is
large force of troops, which they say numbers
over twelve thousand. General Beaurega is
also there. He saw DR.. M. G. Causten, of the
Presidents Mounted Guard, who was arrested
at Seneca about week ago, and two Of the
Texan cavalry, at Manassas, under close
guard, but he was not allowed to speak to them,
or even to 20 near them. The enemy have
twelve fine field pieces at Centreville, with
which they we're drilling as he passed and
they showed by their movements that they are
pretty well drilled.
Alexandria, June 9.-Two prisoners we're
captured yesterday by four privates of company
B, Michigan regiment, mile this side Of Berk's
station, thirteen miles from here, on the Orange
and Alexandra road. One prisoner doctor
Thomas M. Fleming) was a corporal in a cav
airy company the other private, Samuel
Green, attached to Gov. Letcher's Guard, also
q cavalry company.
The Michigan men, while scouting, ap.
preached near Berk's, and saw number Of
stacks of muskets. They put back. They
were pursued by the two cavalry but sought
refuge in ambush. They succeeded in captur.
ing their pursuers., The prisoners were brought
to town, and treated with extraordinary kind.
ness. They appeared to be quite contented.
One Of them, who is physician, is writing
statement of his experience. .7
Seven thousand yards Of cassinet and other
military goods we're seized at Adams's Express
Company Office to-day, consigned to the Point
of Rocks, Ola the Alexsndris and Loudoun rail.
road. They are valued at about ten Thousand
dollars.
AFFAIRS IN ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis, June S-The City Council yester.
day reconsidered it's action accepting Major
Taylors resignation, and allowed him to with.
draw it.
About 5000, 900 in counterfeit bank notes, ten
well engraved and eleven unfinished bogus
plates were seized by the police yesterday, in
the house Of Nelson Griggs, and its occupants
lodged in Jail.
Colonel Smiths American Zouave corps has
been accepted by the War Department. This
is the thirteenth regiment furniahed by Mis-.
souri,. .J,
The correspondent of the Democrat says that
nearly all the State officers have left Jefferson
city. 49,,
New York, June s.-Stocks are better to-day,
under more favorable advices from England to
the Government at Washington, saying that
Minister Adams had . cordial reception, and
that the Ministry are better inclined towards
US. Illinois Centrals, sat Michigan Southern,
lOa New York Centrals, III; virginias, at
Missouris, SO; Tenuessees, 81; registered
Federal s's, s34; Treasury l2's, lO2. .. ~,
Nep York, June s.-The Commercial says
that Austria sends assurances that she will give
no countensnce to the Southern rebellion {;
France will aid the North if necessary, and the
English Ministry are better inclined towards us.
Nsc Fork, June s-The steamship City Of
New York has been chartered by the Govern.
ment as tender to the Gulf squadron. She
takes out q full cargo OF coal.
INTELLIGENCE FROM ST. DOMINGO.
NeW York, June 8.--Advices from Hayti
state that the Hsytien Government has sent
5000 men to garrison Hinche, on the Spanish
(Dominicsn) frontier. 1t is also said that large
bodies of the Dominicans are ready to 6ght
against the new Spanish revolutionists, and it
appears probable that the Haytiens will assist
them.
Edston, June ga company from Strouds.
burg arrived at Camp Washington to day, ma.
king twenty eight companies now encamped
here. There is little or NO sickness among
them, and what there is, is only occasioned by
the change Of water. The men are we'll salts.
fed with their quarters and rations.
New York, June s.-Tho board of under.
writer's in this city have agreed to raise the
rates Of insurance n per cent. on vessels to
and from all ports in Europe, including all
those in the Mediterranean, and per cent. to
and from all ports in the West Indies, Mexico,
Central and South America, India, China, Afri.
CO, and ports on the Pacific. These rates are
additional to the premium for sea risks, which
is II q ~ per cent. The former is to cover
vpr risks.
LArkR FROM CALIPORNIA-ARRIvALo OF THE
.I... PONY EXPRESS.
% Rvt Kearny, June g. The pony express
passed here at half past twelve to-day, with San
Francisco dates of May 20.
The ship Imperial, forty mine days from Hong
Kong, had arrived there.
co"'mereial.-There is a strong speculative
feeling throughout the market, with very act
i've business and ~any large transactions. But
ter, 80 @ afi cents lard, II g lsi cents /;
candles, % (9 rs cents; crushed sugar, Is @
l3f cents. Raw sugar has also advanced