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s uer aus maeftrten Gatterieen, haGfttD Der
6etnp fortpdbrenO Gerltdrtung Scn Wanafas
Sunftipr Der er6ielt.
Die Batterieen purben BON urierer S%nfarte7
rte nit inbelGreib t6'm Wutbe genommen.
Da6 2. Sbto= uno DaS 2. Stem 2Jorter Nlilt3s
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s. ftel, mebrere purOen SerfpunDet.
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nett unO I6lu9en cen Geinp 10 pplftdnOia, pab
er feIblt nur eines Ieiner 0eI6iiBe mitfubreu
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erfdmpft unp eS briBt, ra8 Der 2ieut.sGCl. peS
69. Negirtent6 inter ben erlten mar, Die felen.
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mar.
9dtr Sen. Gglur's Diuiicn fe6lte nod, unt
nab Nia1oia8 Sunttton 0or3uDrin9en.
Nn6 ben aus a5en pUn 81, fan9enen 9e6t bers
Dor, oaB unIere Nrtiaerie cine fur6tbare Berpie
Itun9 inter Den Netelen an8ert6tet babe. Die
Stdrfe Der Jtebelleh mar BON 100000 uns
ter NnfaGrun9 9eauresartiS.
Der 9febelea<@euera 9uartierrneiaer Wrsur
9ertttb IN @sfan9enlAaTt. Gr ia9t, S,f. Davis
let IelbIt 3n pferOe in DIR S0laGt gewelen.
9Eetter lo9t er, baB fA ell 8er-Hegtment
unter Den 3tebeleu %teidnpe, pelhe8 ober laper
gu pi8jtpliniren Ist.
Die Steutn9 pe8 8einbe8 bei6rie6 Elm Dreied,
peiien SpiBe un Ierer Qrmee 6ront bot inner6ul6
oea Dreteds waren t~nlaftrte @otterien. I'm Z
u1r AbenoS bGrte man nod pa8 @6iegen pes
6einbe6.
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@rieaeaefanaene auaefpmmne.

NafGtn9ton, 20. Suit, 8anfse6m
3rie96sefan9ene wurOen belte fri9 bier abgelie-
fert. sic murpen bet Butts 9tun 9~efan9en ge=
npmmen. Der cine 1T Elm Sergeant aus SIP
Carolina, bic anpscen inO aus Nlabama. Sc
neral Mansftel0 lief lte ms alte @apitUl9etGube
a%bliefern, pedHes gum tempOrdren 0,fdno<
NIP bergeltellt wprpen 1T Die @efangenen linp
pi(t auslebenpe &erle unp wuroen niAt menia
-anseSaft, oI8 le pur1 Die StraBen ~e0fprtirt
pltrpen.
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GnrOpdileDe SSacDrtdDteot.
Semtl1lanb

Sn 6dnbur8 I6psbt elm bG6f dmitIanter
9rc3e6 lpe5sn GatfbaDigun8 FIR 3pei ab9eiAuit=
tene 5a1rlcfen. Die ndbereu umfitGnOe inp
fcisenpe: Die 9O6terseineS oertigeu Saufmans
mes, Der in 3ie,nli6 9eDriidten 8trbaltuilTen lebt,
Iuhte als SAnetpsrin ibrer 6amilie einen See
benerwerb 81 ptridafen unO madte baulig @in=
faufe in eiuem Mtppep0arens @sl9afte Der Alts
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Gele0rdpbticbe SSnDridfett.
berl@tet flr ben .8atttm0re @eaer.
0on1 &rieasf6amplas.

@afbtngtUn, 20. Sutt, 2 16r ytaGz
mittag5. Sis 3l pieler Stunpe lit feline 9a1b-
riAt pow &rtegs SGaupIaBe ein9etrpfen. @cne=
raj sic Opps1 mar nit @pnceutrtren Ieiner
Ma6t nnp NIT Nblenpnn9 BON N,cOJnUa5trungs
OstaIhententa be~Ibaftigt.
Scr vWalbtngton Gtar" ent6alt in ietngr
Salnfta9s ylummer einen 8eribt iiber EN- meite~
res 8refen bel 8ul 0tun, Der jepodp, pie pas ge>
nanute Slatt lelbtt ben,erft, uptD Der Se lt9tigun9
beparf @5 betBt ME fcl9t;
&ur3 ppr penn NugeAbllde, no mir our Dreie
ge9er maIIen, fam Elm Sfi3isr Der Nrmee Des
Sen. SIC 0ppsl init neueren 9ilhrtGten bier
an. Gr lagt, Dap 9%eltern tetm ginbrn4 Ger
Jtaht Die Bri9apen S1ermau unD GYler abge-
iAldt wotben isten, iNeinbar, pte ss DteB, Inn
ibre Ndhtquartiere 3t verdnrern. Sp1ter ober
babe e0 lih berausge,tellt, Dap e5 elaeln Nn9rlf
auf 8ul Stun gs9plten babe,
Die SHERMAN ldbe Brigade, betBt IS peiter,
9tlg meter unteu itber ben Grest, ais am por=
ber9ebenpen Ntenp unD latte pao SO. uno 79.
Diem Yorfer Jte9intcnt, lcipie Gin @Iscpnlia= rnp
Elm Nfihigait 9tegiment BET liA.
Der NnJrif auf Die Sattelie 9elnab IN Spl9e
0eS lleber1an9s uuterbalb Der frtberen Gtelle
OOt Lkt OibtlkIb utC p1i CtpUNi Atap tittV w :
iyeinD Ietae Welhuse her,lmuperfe1 fctnte, mar bic
Batterie nit DEM Sa9onette eenphmeh. Der
Rampf mar slpar ell barter. inOettl /. .. Is
Wann pes 70, glep gorfer Jfeeimeut5 betm en-
lten SbuB bin9eitredt rpurpen, ater CT mar pplL
lt6nbi9 lie9reih.
Germans Srt9ape brad6te Die Na1t III Der
0ettpmmenen Satterte St.
8ts nm q lbr Mtttass tatte i~ibrigen5 bas
Rrieg8= Dtpartenlent teine 9labri9t BON General
WlcO rreq erbalteu uno tpenll Die pbige 9la6riht
lid beitattgeit,i ~ bat Der Sen. SIC Opwel Den
5etrlO ire letten molten, trenn er Befannt per0en
lleB. oaB CT ppr Scnntag Die 8atterie nidt an
grttfen merpe, ba feinoltde Sptpne td9liG unp
ltitnpttd NaGti nten aus Dem 8unpe6@3a9er btu
lltertragea.
9as @efec5t BEL Snns Nun.
Gentrepttte, 81. Suit, WaGmittnss.
Oas 0sftAt BET Bulls Stun lit fqlldlid ais cine
grpBe S6laAt par9etel ipprpeu. Inter ben
@atlenten in Gentreptle %beinpen liG manAe, Die
aus ueterttitpun9 tranf 9etpprOen linp unp tst4
ne8pegS GerwunpunSen eylttten baben. Gin
Gffjier NIT elmer Barlamentar= 6la99e, Der an
pen 6stno gsiNidt malrpe, sum 3wsde Der Wisz
persrIan9uitg per Gotten, murpe 3uriif s~eptelen,
nal " iNetnllD aus ptit 0rpnDe, pamit Die 9pits
ton pes JetnpeS nibt erjp16t werpen tGune,
Sen. Sic Dppell befanD lA our 3ttt Der 2f=
ttpn bet Sutls gtun BET San9ltcn 9oint i'm Ga
ger Ipe8 Sen. 5etnBelman, elite jeOOG, lptalO
er gladribt non ZEN gpr9an9en erbalten, mad
Dem plage. Or fam frlt, ais nas 6euern arf7
BebSrt batte. .M b
Oas Srrriiden Der Oibiiipn pe8 Gen. Spler
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9ina Mid,mnnh.

Waibtn9ton, 20, Suit. @us @i6mcnD
fon1nt Die Na6ri6t, boB, Der @Ouperneur
cine 9roflamatiUn e%rlaien BABE, purd welGe bic
gan3e Militdr<MaGt pes Staatea gu Den gBaf~
fen 8erufen pirp.
Die Staot pirO INNER me6r befslti9t ulo al
lem AnlAeit ua9 iOa bort Die entidetperpe
.G4l1cbt 9eI@lagen werDerl.
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Qlus gBosbtuatp,t.

@ofGtmgtOn, 81. Srli. Sen. lRc,
Dplpea Bat Den gefebl %erIafIen, Die Nrtillerie pes
s.. 9lep >gjorfer Wllltj 8e9imentS 3u e%ntlalien, Da
pieielbe i9re Belt aus9epieat babe.
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uet i'm Netp> 2Jprfer Oeuipfrat vbltt Ii. Jltlt mn
Der lleberlbrjft 19berlt 6igel unp 0sn. ptercs'
perSTentlihten Nrttfel*) y, bab lie nit 6reupen un@
ter Dem COMMANDO oes Sbertten SlenEef ptSne"'
OaB lie 0Ulee 8ertraueu in Die Neuutntne hn0 @ts
fabrunlen De6 Sberlten SIfnter D10e!i5 thoem
lie as oepiente M:ltt1r8 llb MOTT Die 0oDtatetFs
,rttrouet. lelblt nah tur5er Olenitjeit ullfer e'nehl
@on1monpeur DeIen Dtenltttthtt8tett gu eeutFQe'=
len, uno oaB es iDr einftimmt9er GDunl@ if' Pef
Sberlt 8lenter m6ge balo orrd) bic Jte9leflla9
ann @ereral ~befGrpert trer0en unQ ais l0lGer Die
0eutIhe Brigade fiihreg.
Die l1nter3ejdneten pritfett ibr Sepauera bier
nit aus, oaB Elm rein perlGnli6er un0 ~ourDaus
ni6t IN DEN dnlt1nDtaIten Nu8pruden obgefoBter
Nn9rif In benz Denlpfroten letlett ElaB Tano,
unO t6nnen nidt umbtu, bier ibr 8efrempen bar
u6er ouasulpreAen, paB Die peutlAe 9relle ocn
TerIu6 maiden lollte, eiaem Deptl6en Die lid
ibm 6FnenDe ebrenocle Garriere St o%ertitlnmern.
@e3. Nlar @tnltein, Comm, n. 5te9. y. y.
Sol. q. y. @tetnmebr, Comm. 20. 9fsg.
Sol. b'lta1li, Comm. 0artbalOts0uarO.
81. Nepettt, Qteut,s Gpl. - ~
g8. 3. 0aiuprtgbt, N{aiOr 20. 9ts9tnt'
%. 9 CT. ..
6. GEARING, Major @QribaIpi>@juaro.
S. @to6l, Qteut,=GUl., Comm. 8. Ge8.
81. 9. SIS.
q. QuB, Major 8. gles, q. 9. g. 9.
So. SdGnleber, Ntajor 81. 8eg. 9. Q.
Qn9elrct6, Qieut.-G 60. 81. 9teg. N.G.
Or. St. Welter, @tabanr3t 1. Brig.
8. Div.
Maior 6. 8. t6arpenter9, Stats SfTjier.
Majsr BON NapepiB, . y
- Dieter Mrtifel ertbtelt eiren Qlnsrif Sc
gen eini9e Strillen pelttiAer 6e9imenter, Die mir
nt9t Der Nitttbeilun8 merits eracbtate't,
81 n 81
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GefemtliAe @rfldruna.

Die uuter3ei6nsten Stabs-S fT5tere Der beut-
fasn Brigade ertIaren bieImit in 8e3u9 auf Ell
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#) Dieter Nrtifel entbtelt eiren 2lnsriT sc
gen eini9e Sbrilfen pelttlher 9e9tmenter, Die wt
nt6t Der Nitttbeilltn8 merits erahtate1t.
81. b. Sc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
THE WARM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-A person from syria
cuse, 70 miles south of Bonneville, says that
an expedition, nearly 1000 strong, with four
pieces of artillery, and with Capt. Totten OF
the regulars, left Bonneville on Wednesday
night and reached Syracuse, in the morn
ing, yesterday. Gov. jackson, with 500 men,
arrived there Tuesday afternoon, and impress
sed the property of both enemies and friends
Being afraid of ursut, he suddenly left yes.
tcrday morning proceeding southwark toward
Warsaw. Our forces have gone forward TO-
day, but there is little hope OF overtakng the
fleeing party.
Some of Jackson's porty went west tiom
here, Wednesday night, by railroad, taking
what rolling stock it could, and destroying the
rest, and burning Lamine Bridge, six miles
west OF Syracuse. That place is now protect
ed by federal troops.
A battle took place at sunrise yesterday
morning, between 800 newly organized union
home guards of that region, under Capt.
Cook, near the town Cole, and a large party
of secessionists from Warsaw, and the sur
rounding country, in which fifteen of the
guards were killed, twenty wounded, many
severely, and 80 prisoners taken. Most OF
the guards were in large barn when the
firing began, but they Immediately sprung to
arms. They Killed 40 of the attacking party
DelOTe DclHS ONelpO"SiSu w SupSIiOi NUM-
bers Nearly all finally escaped and are now
ready to join our forces to dispute the passage
of the state troops.
Capt Cook reached Syracuse this morning,
in disguise. He says not one half of his force
were well armed, and that not over 200 partici-
pated in the fight. He fastened forward, to
overtake and consult with Capt Totten.
Among several letters captured in BOonville
by Gen. Lyon were some embracing orders
from headquarters to destroy bridges on the
north Missouri, and the Hannibal, st. Joseph,
and Pacific railroads, and instructions to dit
ferent officers and individuals respecting the
organization of troops, SC. ,one enclosing list of
the arms and ammunition seized at the Liber.
ty arsenal sometime since. The list is as fol-
lows Eight brass and II iron six Founders,
166 balls, $50 pounds canister, and 53pounds
strap shot, $50 fixed rounds, $50 muskets, 234
rifles, III carbnes, 81 pistols, 469 sabers, 80
artillery swords 1000 pounds cannon powder,
900 pounds musket powder, 100000 musket
cartridges, 5000 musketoon cartridges, 1880
rifle cartridges, $4,000 pistol do, and 10000
blank
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22

NEW YORK, June 2l-CoTT0N quiet and firm; sales
oV1 paes, at l4s 9 l4fc for middlns uplands.
FLOUR-receipts 1909 bbs; sales 900 bbs; state and
western opened seady but dull and Irregular stl
perne state 81 @ AS state 81 10 a. 4S round
hoop Ohio $3.50 g 1885, superfne western $3.50 % AS:
common to good extra western S470 a 500; southern
unchanged; sales 100 bbls; mixed good $40 a gfs.
fancy and extra $40 @ 9,50 canada Steady sales SO6
bbls extra $6,75 a 75O.
GRAIN.-Wheat-commo and inferior graders ruie
heavy and dropping while good sound parcels are in
moderate request for export part for France
prIccs Chicago spring 80 g s1,OS; Racine Spring il5
Milwaukee club lO9 "a l,lO; winter red western 81 rs
white 81 80 q IS: Canada club log 90 III; am,
Der Wisconsin and Iowa LII q LIS. Corn shade firm
er sales 600 tush mixed western ~ q Acc for In
erlor to fair, and II q ~ for good and prime; yellow
western 81 a SIC; yellow southern 81 "a Sic
PROVISlONS.-Beefd dull and nominal Pork dull and
lower; sales 700 bbls SIS q 1925; prime SIC rs
Lard dull and loweri sales 800 bls at y g y Whskey
UNCHANGED; sales $50 bbls at 61 q lbfc, intending
parcel Of aud at lie Sugars steady sales sO9 hhds
Porto Rico, by auction 3S hhds, at % 5lc Muscovado
II a Sc; Havana, 200 boxes on private terms. Iofee
quiet and rmer; Rio. 1900 bags, at IA g l4e Moasses
unchanged: New Orleaus 100 bbls, at DOC; Porto lco
IS hhs 20 o Csc and auction 80 hhds at 23c four
month; Muscovado $50 hhds at IA q l5c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22

New York, June 21.-It appears that the
Bavaria brought between 5000 and 10000
stand OF arms.
A dispatch says sixty officers of the Prus-
sian army have been granted leave of absence
for two years, and their services will soon be
rendered to the United States government Tor
that period.
Gen. Dix has received orders to proceed to
Washington on Monday.
The war department discovered a female
secessionist carrying on regular correspon-
dence with Beauregard.
New York, June 2l.-The New Hampshire
regiment left at for Washington, under es-
cort Of the sons of New Hampshire, aud at
tracted great attention.
ELMIRA, N. Y, June 21.-The Twenty
sixth regiment left this morning fer Washing
ton.
ALBANY, June 2l.-Sergeant Blower, of the
tenth Zouaves, was accidentally shot today
while drilling recruits.
CLEVELAND, June 21-The Second Wis
cousin regiment was heartily welcomed here
to day, on its march through, towards Wash
ington.
AUGUSTA, June 2l.-Offers for the Maine
state loan, from par TO per cent premium,
have been made largely in excess of amount
called for.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
LATEST NEWS.
FRoM THE UPPER POTOMAC,
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

BALTIMORE, June 21.-The Americans
correspondent at Williamsport says reliable in.
formation is received that a rebel force OF
1000, from Harper's Ferry, with four i'm.
prisoned men, are encamped at Stevenson S
Depot, four miles this side of Winchester, and
ten miles from Martinsburg. In Berkeley
county 700 men comprise the entire rebel
force, about As OF whom are encamped four
miles south of Martinsburg. Seventy cavalry
and 60 infantry are at Bankers Hill and 9th.
ers are between that point and the Potomac.
Gen. Cadwallader is still at Wlliamsport,
with 5000 men. The rebel pickets are on the
opposite side of the river, and threaten to
lombard the town. Two 81 Founders and an
0-inch howitZer have been planted by General
Cadwallader on the hill between the town and
river. The people are frightened, and many
have left. Others are preparing to fly. A
body Of regular cavalry joined Cadwallader,
yesterday. The movements of the troops are
unknown, but they are anxious for fight.
A note from the correspondent of the asso-
ciated press at Hagerstown, says that neither
Col. Bowman nor private North of the Penn.
sylvania regiment, who were taken prisoners
opposite Williamsport, Wednesday, have since
been heard from, and the soldiers are greatly
excited in consequence They threatened to
arrest DR.. Magill of Hagerstown and hold him
as hostage.
Swift movements are expected by Patter
sons column in a day or two. A despatch
from Harper's Perry to Washington confirms
that 300 rebel troopers arrived at the Ferry,
yesterday. and completed the work of destruc.
ton, and burnt the rifle factory, Shenandoah
bridge, and run first class locomotive off the
abutment into the river. 1t is said they were
instructed to blow up every house in town on
which Uuion flag might be found. Fortu-
nately there were none They commenced
to arrest all the Union men, and succeeded
in securing eleven, whom they took off,
About fifty were pursued into the river who
swan to the Maryland shore, but were fired
at in the water without any other effect than
the perforation of two hats. The rebels took
off about 80 900 gun stocks from the rifle fac
tory.
The Star has a dispatch from Bradford, Pa,
announcing the arrival there of a messenger
from Cumberland from Col. Wallace. He
reports that Wallace had started his baggage
towards Bedford and entrenched himself on
the north side OF Cumberland, awaiting the APP
proach of the traitor army from ROmney.
The latter ascertaining that he was pre- ared
to meet them retired again to Romney. He
has sent to Gen. Patterson for aid to drive
them from Romney, and two regiments will
be sent to join him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
TIE THREATENEn BATTLE.

WASHINGTON, June 2l-Afiernoon.-T
morning the rebels were concentrating in large
force at Fairfax Court House, and every move
ment indicates an attack on our lines within
a short time. 1t is believed that Beauregard
can concentrate 10000 troops at any given
point within a week. All is quiet at Falls
Church and Vienna. Our troops at Vienna
are fully prepared for any attack. Their ar
tillery is numbered and ready for immediate
use.
A strict examination of the causes of the
lamentabe affair at Vienna exculpates the en-.
gineer of the train which took out the troops
The entire responsibility of the blunder rests
on Gen. Schenck.
Officers of the army say, unless a collision
occurs before to morrow evening, there is lit
tie chance of any taking place at any time.
There is a confirmed conviction here that the
rebels are outflanked, and must fight or sur
render.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
FROM FoKrREss MONROE.

FoRrREss MONROE, June 20, via Baltimore
2lst-Within few hours there has been
rumor of a large secession force advancing
unon the fortress in the direction of Yorktown.
An important reconnaissance was therefore
made this morning toward Great Bethel, un.
der the direction of Capt. Smith OF the army,
with Col. Webers German Turner regiment,
and a company of regulars in charge of two
pieces of artillery. They left Hampton six
hours ago, and have not as yet been heard
from
Our picket guards near Little Bethel were
Yesterday driven in by the rebels
Two persons came in this morning, repre-
senting that they were deserters from Sewalrs
Point, but learn from Gen. Butler that their
statements are so contradictory that he will
be obliged to send them TO the guard house as
spies.
1t is said the rebels are erecting strong
masked battery opposite Rip kaps. since the
successful experiment with Sawyer's gun I'M
portant events at Sewall's Point have been
expected
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
THE WHEELING CONVENTION.

WHEELING, June 2l.-The convention to-
day adopted an ordinance relating to dis.
bursement of the public service, and provid-
ing for the appointment of an auditor, treas
urer, and secretary of the commonwealth al
so an ordinance fixing the salaries of certain
officers.
A resolution was offered, and referred, re-
commencing TO the federal authorities the
construction of military road from Webster,
on the northwestern Virginia Railroad south.
ward, to a suitable point in western Virginia
A resolution was adopted that copy Of the
declaration and signature be forwarded to the
president of the United States. The conven
ton adjourned till Monday to give the com
mittee of seventeen time to perfect the ord
nance for an organization OF the state militia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The Washington
Star says that Gen. Mcdowell has advanced
his line four miles towards Fairfax, and that
a rebel rag can be seen two miles from the
camp. Both have advanced, but there are no
indications Of an attack.
Marshal Bonifant is summoning witnesses
from Baltimore county to appear before the
grand jury, on Monday, in the case of Merri.
man. both as to the burning of bridges and
acts against Union men in the vicinity. The
grand jury are all unconditional Union men.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
HERALD DISPATCH.

NEW York, June 21-EUening. Her
aid has a special dispatch from Harrisburg
which says that news has been received there
that Col. Wallace's command is hemmed in al
Cumberland by a large rebel force of over
10000 and all retreat is cut off. Col. Biddles
rifles and Col Simmons infantry regiments
were Immediately armed and equipped, and
furnished with four days rations, and left to
night for there
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
FUNERAL OF MAJOR WINTHROP.

New HAVEN, June 21-The funeral OF
Major Winthrop this afternoon was attended
by procession OF over a thousand persons,
including the veteran Greys, the governors
foot guard, the Emmett Guard, Russell's
School Battalion, the National Blues, officers
of the home guards the city government,
Yale Students &c. The hearse was draped
up Chapel street the bells were tolled and
cannon were fired. The flags throughout the
city were at half mast, and many of the stores
ON Chapel street were draped in mourning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-22
FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, June 21.-It is exceedingly
quiet and excessively hot. Reports from the
outposts on the Loudon railroad, this morning,
are peaceful, except that the rebel flag can be
seen floating by the pickets, two miles out of
the camp. The Fairfax, Orange, and Manas-
sas roads are now looked to with more inter-
est, as secession pckets are reported to have
approached, at times, as near as the gorges,
about s miles out. There is danger of your
reporters being removed to Richmond ahead
OF our army, which prevents personal visit
to inquire into the truth OF this rumor.
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