Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-30

Eurlenqhe Sensation Telsgpama on The
aW War.
The following, FROM a New York paper, q
. very 6he burlesque, on the sensation dis
patches Of the telegraph;
fll. tFroH our Own Operator. ="
IxtRA-oEDnARX AND EXTRA. OFFICIAL.
WAsRINaVoN, May ~, 1875 A. NJ
Large numbers oftroops are getting up in
this Vicinity. The capital Is safe { 19s
Ditto, Bight a. M-Vast quantities OF
United States supplies have suddenly dissp-
peared. The Secessionists are bring d6osi
here in every direction. A rapid movement
TO the rear Is apprehended. The collection
forces in Virginia is stupendous. Ramon
estimates the number assembled In the neigh
borhood Of Rlchmend At something nader .
million. E.vI.r
Ten A. MA shabby-looking character
was arrested this morning At Hammack's, for
loudly declaring that he preferred Southern
"planked sbsdp TO Northern baked CLANS.
The indignation OF our gallant New Eu-
landers was with difficulty ~restrained2 The
language Of the Secessioaist rufian was
understood to- be an insidi6us reference to
the planking of the Long Bridge and the
shelliDg of Baltimore. Measures will be
taken to prevent such incendiarism hereafter.
MoOn+We hear from Secretary Virgins
directly, that q large seizure of Davis crack
ere has been made at Pittsburg, Penne.
Later.-A gentleman tustarriVed from Yir.
ginia in a parachute-having been compelled
to flee for his life in that species of convey
ance-states that the whole Southern country
is under q reign Of terror. The people of
Charleston are packing up their houses and
flying with them to the mountains just back
ofthat city. The slaughter at Fort Monroe
was t~errl6c-out of one hundred and ten men
I. NL.N E.-saa-@ - - -. Isn.1 ~
right and a proportionate number wounded.
Our informant with his own eyes, say scores
of dead soldiers in the negro burying
ground. General Beauregard was certainly
slain. His spine aud spectacles were the
only remnants Of that arbitrator that could
be found among the ruins Of Moultrie
SnH Ldter.-The most vigorous wsr-mess-
ures had been decided upon. Milburn is to
furnish the soda. Five Democrats were to-
day removed from the Patient Office. A
base attempt at poisoning has just been dis
covered. A package Of cocktails, sent from
Pennsylvanis-avenue to distinguished pub.
lie functionary, was, upon examination, found
to be composed of Wizards whisky.
Ldtest-Eyepen Z. A-BriHiant Exploit
Commodore SlRmm Bang, at half-past eleven
this evening, swan down to Alexandria
eighty miles d~istant) aud captured a one
hundred and forty.two FOUNDER which the
CECtt6lOulslS udu DlhuNNu u gu OIClhIu,
among the swamps that surround the nights
which that place is built. The Secession
lists, on the C~Ummodore's approach, retired
bed, and the one hundred and fOrty-two
FOUNDER making no resistance, the distin
guished officer, after firing one discharge in
token OF his victory, brought the piece back
with him, and, still in his naval uniform,
mounted it in the vicinity of Center Market
By the way, we regret that, in the capture
of the Winan's steam gun, lately recorded,
the steam escaped. General Butler found
the destructive engine in q very bad box.
Lumber will be scarce in this neighbOrhood,
as the price of yellow pine has risen, and
the supply on hand is of avery bad quality.
Hasten on your re-enforcen ne ats. 1t was, at
first supposed that the most Of oar noble
FIRE ladies had been seriously injured at the
Wizards confsgration; but, upon inspec-
ton, it was found that what had, at first,
been mistaken for frightful wounds were
only glimpses of red flannel under jackets,
disclosed through certain gaps in the con-
tract uniform. This should be rsmedied.
A Little before DayJight.-There is great
excitement at headquarters, occasioued by
the report that breaches have been found on
the gums at Fortress Monroe. The troops
there, too, are said TO have experienced great
difficulty in getting any Of their pieces OFT.
This is another of Jefferson Daviss internal
plots.
DsyJroSk-The Governor of Florida has
Issued a proclamation againss tina musket0es.
All rattlesnakes and alligators, and every
other man obstructing the operation of the
laws, are to be removed forth With from the
coast. The people of New Orleans are escap:
ing in fat. boats. Seventy-three thousand
Mississippians are encamped in the middle OF
the Potomac. They complain OF drouth. /
have reliable advices that there are only
three people in Richmond, or anywhere else
and they have died twice Of starvation fol
want of arms. The rest of the inhabitants
are living on watermelons.