New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-20

THE ENTIRE FEDERAL FORCE svCcvNBa.
THE 50UruWsa7ang Am A7rEn1cay LINES
LorlsyILLr, June ia gentleman inst arrived
from ST. Louis reports that current and believed
| there is the followiug:
The Missourians, 6y reirt retreat. decoyed Gen.
| Lyon force from the boats, which the masked
| batteries sunk alter a terr fic fire.
! Gen. Lyon and his entire force succumbed
St. Louis Dispatches lot to be Relied On:
| LOUISVILLE, June I9.-Cicntlemen from st. L2uis
| say that no reliance whatever can be placed upon
| dispatches emanatng from St. Louis in relation to
affairs in Missouri, the telegraph being utterly sub
| Orned.
The Democrat controls the Western line and off
Gals dictate what shall be sent thereon. The last
telegram concerning Lyons capture was believed
| there, ana thought probable here.
Not a word, howefer, tas been telegraphed
| since the dispatch Of last night from the Dem
| ocrat, giving details Of how Gov. Jackson viewed
the fight from distant bill and fled to parts
known, and ho" Gen. Price was seized with violent
| diarrhtcl at the commencement of the fight, and
| taken TO his home on a boat.
Editors OF Independent, truth-tell ng papers are
| being jailed for treason.
| North Carolina Convention.
! RALEIGH, June l9.-Testerday the State Con
| venton elected the following delegates to the Con
| federate Congress: From the State at large W.
W. Avery and George Davis From the Congress-
| iOna Districts, W. n. Fl, Smith, Thomas RufFin L.
D. McDowe, \. ". Venable, John " Morehead,
Il. e. Puyear Burton Craige and A. D. Davidson.
From Washington,
| WASHTNGTON, June 19.-Reliabie accounts state
Col. Stones advance baving arrived at P0olesville
| The SoutEsrners are attempting to cross Goose
| Creek, under a heavy fire from spherical-case
| shots.
1t is stated that the Missouri Senators will not
take their seats, fearing arrests for treason.
Arrival of Mormons at New York.
New YoRK, June lo.--The ship Monarch of the
has frf,,, 7
| as passengers.
Stirring Times at Richmond
WASuINGTON. June l9.-The SOutherners are
erecting batteries at all important points on the
Potomac, with view Of controlling the navigation
Of that stream, thereby cutting off Washington
| save via Annapolis.
Persons from Richmond report that gigantic pre-
paratons are being made for the defence Of tha
city.
The repairs on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
have been deferred until they can be accomplished
with safety to the workmen. Seven thousand feet
Of bridge have been burned on the above named
road
The Fight at Great Bethel.
ST. LOUIS June l9-The Missouri State Journa
says: - We learn from gentleman of high char
acter and a strong Union man, directly from thc
Of action, that when the regiment rolls Wert
called, after the battle of Great Bethel, $500 met
We're missing" The journal adds: " So much fo
correct informatiOn.''
Ubiquitous Movements Of Gen. Beauregard.
| WA$mNGToN, June 10 1t is judged by pruden
persons here that Gen. Beauregard, in withdrawn!
) his advance, aims to catch McDowell's column il
ambuscade, but he will scarcely succeed after tn
warning at Vienna.
! The Bogus Virginia Convention.
t WHEELING, June l9.-An Ordinance has passe
the Convention by vote of 70 to 3, which provide
for the entire reorganization of the State Govern
4 ment and repudiates the Richmond Convention
t 1t will now proceed to choose Governor, a Stat
t seal and other emblems which they may decit
G | upon.
:, The Bona Eide Virginia Convention.
r. RIcuunNI, Juno I9,-The Convention has alOp
h ed the permanent, Constitution of the ConfedeYAt
= States, reserving tO Virginia the right to secede il
certain contingencies.
2 Late from Manassas Cap.
Passengers who have arrived at Richmond at 3
: 7. NJ. to-day, from Manassas report that nothin
OF unusSal interest is rdnspiring, although livel
times are soon expected.
, New York Cotton Markets.
! NEW YORK, juno l9.-Thc Cotton market close
, firm, with sales at II ic.
The following dispatches were received yestel
= day afternoon:l
Important from Missouri.
ST. LoUrS, June I9.--rhn Democrat has specia
, dispatches from Jefferson City, founded upon III
report Of a man who reached that place in skit
!. to the effect that the Miss2urians at BoonVle ha
been routed, with a loss of three hundred killed
y besides many having been captured.
t The loss OF the FeQeraiste was seventeen killed
Attempted Escape Of Prisoners.
JEFrEKSOE CITY, June l0.-Thc prisoners in til
. . Penitenary attempted to make their escape, BIT
! were foed-sX being killed and four wounded.
a Wise Moving Westward.
IS GRAFTON, June 10. Reports from various source
l. render it certain that the Firgnians are moyn
il | westward, under Wise.
A Battle near Leesburg.
: WAsH1NGToN, June l9.-Teeshurg had not bee
:, | occupied to Yesterday
!; battle occurred in that vicinity day before ye
terdny, lasting ten hours, but with what loss, to til
| SOuthtrners is not known; and particulars wit
!. regard to the result and Federal loss are SUI
J., | pressed.
h Gen. Johnson'a Movements
$ Johnson is moving to surprise Cadwallader
y Marnsburg, instead of going to Winchester.
A desperate fight between Vienna and taira
a Courthouse is imminent.
:, Particulars of the Vienna Engagement
It WASHINGToH, june l9.-Talographic commun
Al cation from the headquarters 1t Fails Church sa
that the movements Of both parties Indicate a
action soon in that vicinity.
WASHNGTON. June l9.-SRvcn cars backed OF
$, by locomotive, dropping detachnents as the
e went, and meeting no interruption until mes
e Vienna, where q man warned them of batterit
e ahead.
II They proceeded short distance, when batter
opened fire directed ut the engnc-crippling
rhe engine being brhinl the train the enginet
uncoupI"d it, abandoning the train, and rushe
+, away, carrying some wounded and dead.
II The men, in lnaping from the cars, and in m
!" ming for the timber, suffered considerable loss.
The engagement lasted twenty minutes; nine b
Al ing killed and thirty wounded.
Il It is believed that Jenna has bncr vacated, NJ
g that the SOutherners are falling back on Farfa
H. From Washington.
>, WA7uNGTO&, June 10. 1t is positively assert
y that ex-senator W&flll has visited Washiugto
disguised "a a catt'o-dealcr.
The Department IS accepting men by battalion
re Flora Temple Again Victorious,
Ut New Y0HF June ID.--FIorn Temple won the tW
IT, ot mile trot. Time: 1861 i-l:52l.
Ohio Volunteers Going Home.
LoUIsvTLLE, June l9.-Two thousand of t
three months volunteers at Camp Denson, Oh
have determined to go home.
Andy Johnson in Kentucky.
H. LEXITGT0T, June l9-Andy johnson is here,
route for Washington. He spoke three hours.
Oh 'uy TuE sEhE0ARD LISE.l
III, From Richmond.
81 RlCHNO%D, 5une l9.-An ordinance was Offer
i yesterday in the Virginia Convention annung
n5 acts formerly passed commendatory of Winti'
~, Scott, and ordering the name of Scott ttconnty to
~ changed to Davis, and that Of Buchanan county
Iln Stephens. The Convention will probably taxi
off Nc, ,IJo,r To hpr