Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-01

regiments arrived this morning. The two
other n. J. regiments will arrive to-day.
BALTIMORE, June 2s.-A corrected re-
port, in relation to the seizure of arms ut
the Marshalls Office, says there were only
about $50 muskets and rifles, instead of
200, us at first stated Two sir Founders
ana Two four p unders, half ton of as
sorted shot, 400 weight of balls, and 500
rifle ball cartridges, were among the dis
cOveries. They were secreted beneath
pieces of coal and some under flooring of
the back building of the old City hall,
lately occupied by the Marshal. The
search for arms is still progressing.
The L. S. Marshal, having sufficient in-
formation to justify him, issued a writ on
Adam Denmrad & Sons, where the officers
found FIVE Geld pieces, 6, s and IL pound
ers, all new and well mounted with car
riagrs. Also three seige guns, which had
been manufactured, it IS stated, at the or
der Of Marshall Kure. These arms were
originally for operations against Fort Nc
Henry.
This afternoon the 2oth'New York Regi-
mcnt, fr IN Annapolis Junction, roceeded
to Patterson Park, where they are now en-
campcd.
Tie 5,h Maine Regiment passed through
here this p. NJ. The LIST New Jersey Regi-
ment arrived here about ten o'clock to.
night. The 10th New York Regiment ISill
reach this city via the Northern Central r.
r.. about midnight. The 4th Michigan
Regiment will probably reach here about
daylight. The ID and Sd New Jersey
Regiments are expected in the morning.
The funeral of DR.. Thomas HHnly, pri-
waite in Col. Lyde's Regiment, took place
this afternoon. The corpse was escorted
TO the cars from Camp Pennsylvania, on
Locust Point, accompanied by n full band.
LoursuLLE, June 59.-H. r. Walker, the
British Consul nt Charleston, passed
through this city. last evening, going
South.
The Journal OF this morning, says the
Colonel of the State Guard Regiment
which was To have been stationed ut CO.
lumbus, nas resigned, being unwilling to
support the neutrality policy of Kentucky.
He is n sreessionist. II is thought the
presence of the regiment at Columbus will
produce much trouble, and is only a trick
OF Megoftins TO create panic in that re-
giou.
The same paper has letter from Pndn-
cah, saying the uuion men did Lot vote
their strength. Many were forced to vote
for Burnett.
y Mr.. Brigham, of KY. suspected as n
spy, WAS arrested and shot ut three times,
and started for Union City, Tenn, to be
tried for treason. The mob, however, de-
sisted. The same day tue Coroner of the
county was killed. The secessionists say
every man must declare either for the
North or South, aud thst Northerners must
leave.
a.. a.. H., az a., ,t,o oIo,,;or ,Io Sou,b
ern flag WIS raised, and Gen. Prentiss in
vited to take it down.
a tight occurred between two Cnionists
and two seccssionists in Graves county, in
which one seCessionist was killed aud the
other had nm arm shot oil. Two compa-
nics, onc Union and the other disunion,
were drilling near by, and the latter started
in pursuit of the two Unionists, when the
Unioa company followed after. Nothing
heard of the result of the affair.
F6aTREss MONROE, June 2s.--Col. Cass'
regiment arrived this MORNING from 3os-
ton, and proceeded to Washington without
landing. Their original destination was
Fortress Monroe.
The Massachusetts Sd and 4th regiments
are andcr orders to march tomorrow morn
ing They will probably entrench them
SelNes DeiOnu hampton OrIuBer huW lOIlu
the advance of an important movement to-
wards Yorktown. Their time expires with
ia three weeks. The naval brigade will
probably accompany them to Hampton.
j. W. Bennett, o. the lst Vermont regt-
ment, died yesterday at the hospital of ty-
plus fever, His body will be taken home.
Over 100 sick are now in the hospital.
A large number contraband of war have
have como in to-day.
The rebels this morning fred two or
three shots from their new battery on
james river, directly opposite Newport
News.
Among tile visitors at Old Point to-day
is Hon. II. ]. Raymond, ofN. Y.